Luckshury (@Luckshuryy)

vwap: here's how I use it throughout the day ↓ ...

large wick fills: often, large wicks will result in at least a partial fill, typically at least 50%. this presents 2 opportunities: 1 - fading the move away from the wick using the wick fill as a target 2 - not aggressively buying into the wick (if bullish) example ↓ ...

this is what patience looks like: ...

buy the fast spike. it indicates a potential volume spike. an early indicator price seeing some exhaustion. example ↓ ...

internal vs external liquidity: external - major highs/lows (pivots) internal - highs/lows within external pivots I get involved with sweeps of internal stops, esp if multiple stops are hit. I find internal sweeps are less prone to the "obvious trade" symptom. example ↓ ...

round number liquidity (setup) breaching a round number provides breakout traders with new positioning, offering liquidity on the opposite side of the market for orders to be filled. breakout traders then become trapped offering a reversal setup. example ↓ ...

naked point of control (nPOC) a thread 🧵 ...

fast spike vs slow grind: just because price hits my key level, does not mean I need to trade it. i prefer faster moves into my level, rather than a slow grinding move. faster moves will: - trap traders - leave excess volume slow grinds: - too much opportunity - lack liquidations example ↓...

trapped traders: a clear understanding a thread 🧵 ...