Lecture Follow-up on Twitter Space Analysis

Key Points

• Low and Higher Lows

  • Low with higher low to the left and right is important.
  • Choosing a specific low because it went lower than others.

• Intermediate Term Low (ITL) and Other Lows

  • ITL has a lower point than the previous short-term low (STL) and higher low.
  • Introduction to STL (Short-Term Low), LTL (Long-Term Low), and ITL (Intermediate-Term Low).
  • STL between two ITLs is a LTL.

• Trend Analysis for Bullish Movement

  • Expecting buy side movements.
  • FIB settings: adjustments made for determining daily range off highs/lows.

• Optimal Trade Entry Levels

  • Specific levels for trade entries: 4101.25, 4101.5, 4104.25.
  • Targeting buy side above intermediate term highs.
  • Market turned around intermediate term lows and long-term lows.

• Market Confluence and Institutional Market Structure

  • Confluence of standard deviations at key market points.
  • Institutional Market Structure not commonly found in books.

• End of Day Market Behavior

  • Analysis of trading session before market closes.
  • The macro period from 3-4 PM is crucial for volume.
  • Algorithm targets liquidity points in last hour, often creating a market on close run.

• Example and Live Analysis

  • Referencing an event on February 10, 2023.
  • Live analysis available on YouTube channel for reference.

Summary

The lecture covered the analysis of market lows, intermediate and long-term lows, and their significance in predicting bullish trends. Key points included settings for FIB, optimal trade entry levels, confluences in the market, and end-of-day behaviors, all leading to a better understanding of institutional market structures and trading strategies.