Luckshury (@Luckshuryy)

liquidity runs: the type of stop runs I like to look for: - series of lows before large gap - agressive neg. delta - spike in volume & liquidations - quick buy back example ↓ ...

Entering a trade: ...

$BTC - still yet to take any form of previous day low dating back to November 5th. Note - this does not have to happen, price can just continue up; but should a flush present itself, a series of daily lows being taken would not be a bad place to look to bid - 85100 see below ↓ ...

a favourite setup of mine: 1. series of highs/lows is breached 2. everyone anticipates continuation/breakout 3. price runs into key volume based s/r level 4. price reverts recent example ↓ ...

Positioning: to identify which side is pushing/moving price & who is getting trapped you should understand: open interest + delta I use this for identifying when a certain side of traders become offside, and want to take a position against them. a simple diagram ↓ ...

fast spikes - reactions: especially in these conditions, fast spikes into my POI prevail that of a slow grind where less people are quickly wiped out/pushed offside. - spikes in liquidations & volume - oi flushes all help in seeing the spike I want to see at my poi example ↓ ...

20 simple truths (for traders) ...

intra-bar volume (execution): each candle having its own volume profile can allow for identification of trapped traders within an individual candle. price closing away from the VA will trap any opposing side traders caught within that value area. trapped longs example ↓ ...

Market sessions: (all times are UTC) notes on the key areas of each session ↓ ...