Luckshury (@Luckshuryy)

one of my favourite setups: 1) initial sweep of liquidity 2) retest the new pivot high volume zone 3) continuation down really shows how: - moving your stop to breakeven - anticipating a breakout Is never something I would advocate for. example ↓ ...

inside day failure (setup): 1 - daily tf forms an inside day in relation to its previous day 2 - the following day deviates outside either side of the inside day 3 - target opposing side Saturdays on $BTC has the highest likelihood of forming an inside day (low volatility in general) hence Sundays...

$BTC setup: 8pm - 00am = Close session This session on a Sunday will often offer a great opportunity to get into a trade for Mondays larger directional move. Identifying a key poi being hit within those hours tends to put me on the right side of the market for the following week. example ↓...

Liquidity (levels) New video covering resting liquidity, how I find my favoured levels/setups & what I want to see in a reaction. Hopefully you find this useful. *timestamps included ⤷ <a target="_blank" href="https://youtu.be/dnZE83MzbYU" color="blue">youtu.be/dnZE83MzbYU</a>...

trapped traders: the market will always be seeking areas of liquidity, to do that it must get people into offside positions. getting people into new shorts inversely can generate market buying through them closing those shorts. 1) key level is broken 2) new shorts pile in 3) price squeezes to the...

trading sessions: reminder of the trading sessions I use &amp; the % chance they put in the daily high/low for $BTC all times UTC ↓ ...

losing traders vs winning traders: ...

trading glossary: a few concepts ↓ ...

trend continuation setup: 1) new positions control the trending move (increasing oi) 2) price retraces to a level where those new positions remain comfortable 3) finds support and continues in the direction of the trend .382 being really useful in these scenarios, example ↓ ...