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title: 'Advanced Smart Money Course 2026'
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# Advanced Smart Money Course 2026

> Source: [Advanced Smart Money Course 2026](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Kw-fOKP3nUk)

## Summary

This video provides a comprehensive course on the SmartMoney concept, CRT (Candle Range Theory), and Price Action, covering everything from liquidity and problem areas to advanced trading models. The instructor, with five years of trading experience, breaks down the material into nine blocks, including liquidity, order blocks, AMD model, and context analysis, aiming to equip traders with a complete toolkit for identifying large player movements.

### Key Points

- **Course Overview** [00:03] — Full course on SmartMoney, CRT, and Price Action, divided into nine blocks: liquidity, problem areas, blocks, order breaker, migration, structure, AMD model, price delivery, CRT, and timeframes.
- **What is SmartMoney** [00:29] — SmartMoney is a concept that identifies purchases and sales of large players (whales, market makers, algorithms, hedge funds, banks) to follow their entries.
- **Liquidity Basics** [00:53] — Liquidity refers to stop-losses of retail traders, which large players hunt. Four liquidity points: swings, compression, pool, and equal highs/lows.
- **Swing Definition** [01:31] — A swing is a formation where the middle candle is higher (swing high) or lower (swing low) than the candles on either side.
- **Compression (Liquidity Belly)** [02:22] — Compression is a common liquidity area where swings are close together without imbalances, causing stop-loss accumulation.
- **Pool (Shelf)** [02:48] — A pool is a cluster of highs at the same level, also called a shelf, where price often reacts.
- **Equal Highs/Lows** [03:15] — Equal highs or lows are closely spaced swings where the second does not exceed the first; price tends to target them.
- **Problem Areas (HPZ)** [03:28] — Problem areas include imbalances (FVG), gaps, breakaway gaps (BVG), and double imbalances (BPR). They are zones where price must retrace to continue.
- **Imbalance (FVG)** [04:08] — An imbalance is a three-candle formation where the first and third candles do not touch, creating a fair value gap. Price often fills it.
- **BPR (Balanced Price Range)** [04:46] — BPR is a double imbalance, where one imbalance is offset by another of equal size, providing multiple reaction points.
- **Gap** [05:12] — A gap is a break between two candles (no third needed), forming a permanent magnetic zone for price retracement.
- **Breakaway Gap (BVG)** [05:52] — BVG is an imbalance on the left side with a swing abutting it, creating a more aggressive zone within the imbalance.
- **HPZ Logic** [06:33] — HPZ is an area where price must retrace to continue its journey from point A to B to C. If not tested immediately, it may not react later.
- **Order Block and Breaker Block** [08:05] — Order block is a false move that absorbs swings and continues the trend; breaker block is a reversal formation. Both are similar but differ in context.
- **Structure Definition** [10:45] — Structure is the current direction of price movement (ascending or descending), with substructures on lower timeframes. Best to trade when all align.
- **Structure Breakdown** [12:21] — A structure breaks when the highest swing is updated and price fixes below it with a candle body. This changes the trend direction.
- **Quality vs Poor Structure Reversals** [13:38] — Quality reversals involve slowdown, artificial liquidity removal, and resweeps. Poor reversals hit imbalances, have equal highs/lows, or are sharp against the trend.
- **Inversion** [16:48] — Inversion occurs when an imbalance is completely covered by the body of a candle in the opposite direction, confirming a structure reversal.
- **SMT (Smart Money Technique)** [17:29] — SMT uses correlated assets (e.g., S&P 500 and NASDAQ) to identify divergence: when one removes liquidity and the other doesn't, trade the weaker one.
- **AMD Model** [19:55] — AMD stands for Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution. Accumulation builds liquidity, manipulation removes one boundary, and distribution moves to the opposite boundary.
- **Advanced AMD Model** [22:45] — Advanced AMD has expanded accumulation (building liquidity from both sides) and minimal manipulation, leading to extended distribution targets.
- **Price Delivery Quality** [24:19] — High-quality price delivery involves impulsive moves that remove liquidity (momentum). Poor quality lacks liquidity removal and is not tradable.
- **Context** [26:18] — Context answers three questions: where price rests (left side), is the structure quality, and when to move (time). It is the foundation for trading.
- **Time and CRT** [28:04] — CRT (Candle Range Theory) uses time to predict candle behavior: any long candle typically opens, manipulates, distributes, and retraces. Use openings against the trend for entries.
- **Killzones and Timeframes** [36:43] — Forex trades during London and New York sessions (2-5 AM and 7-11 AM UTC-4). Indices trade 8:30-12 and 13-16:30. Metals trade full-time but best in Asia and New York.
- **Timeframe Grid** [39:39] — Use official timeframes: 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w, 1M. For intraday, use 1h for context and 5m/1m for entries. For swing, use daily for context and hourly for entry.

### Conclusion

The SmartMoney concept, combined with CRT and proper context analysis, provides a robust framework for identifying high-probability trades by following large players. Mastering liquidity, structure, and time-based entries can significantly improve trading consistency.

## Transcript

today we have a full course on SmartMoney, the CRT concept and Price Action.  This is not just smartmania, this is the whole concept that I am trading after 5 years with my , so on.  Let's get started.  There is currently a lot of information
put it all together so you don't have to put it all together piece by piece .  Everything from A to Z will be in this video.  It's all divided into nine gorgeous blocks.  These are liquidity, problem areas, blocks, order breaker, migration, and so on.
structure, AMD model, price delivery, that is, high-quality structure, CRT and timeframes.  What is srmoney anyway? Smartoney is a concept, a whole separate specializes in identifying purchases and sales of
large players, that is, whales, market makers, algorithms, hat funds, banks – whatever you call it. Where big money enters the market, we try to identify it and, like small plankton, stick to it and
This is what the smartmoney concept does.  Everything is built on liquidity.  In general, the whole liquidity.  You've probably heard this word, but let's delve a little deeper into actually use it.  Liquidity is the execution of an order, meaning it is either a
buy or a sell.  In our case, liquidity is the stop-losses of the majority of market participants, such as TDMy s tobogo, that is, retail traders, Japanese housewives, guys on benches who simply trade themselves from their
phones.  And it is precisely their stop-losses that large players usually hunt for.  These stop losses, they accumulate in certain areas. then we'll talk about what it is.  There are four liquidity points in total.  This is
compression.  But we'll talk about that now .  Let's start with the simplest thing.  This is swinging.  What is swinging?  A pig is a formation where the candle in the middle is higher than the candle on the left and right, or vice versa, lower.  That is, there is swing high.
, only upside down. This section of the chart shows all the swings that are present here.  No more, no less.  You can pause this point will not be considered a swing. This point will not be a swing
because it simply does not stick out.  And these points will be the swings.  In watch.  By the way, this entire 50+ page manual will be on the nuances, additions, and indicators will be there.  Now we
indicators.  Everything will be laid out there. We also trade and communicate there. in the comments.  So, regarding the indicator, you can find an indicator in Trading View and add it.  This is what
up, and you get an indicator that shows you where the swings are.  But I would recommend, of course, training your eyes and noting it , I guess, with compression.  This is the most common area of ​​liquidity
on the chart.  In common parlance it is called a slide or a belly of liquidity, yes, because it is a kind of belly.  These are, you see, swings standing one after another, in a between them, without imbalances, without gaps.  Why do stops accumulate there?
down, everyone sells, sells, sells, sells and sets their stop-losses just above these highs.  There are many of them here.  And then there's the pool.  This is also a cluster of highs, but at the same level.  That is, it is not a hill, not
a compression, yes, where they are stretched and gradually decrease, but this is just one common people call a shelf. And the price will always are equal minimums or equal maximums.  That is, these are closely spaced
swings, where the second does not go beyond the first. Here are some examples.  That is, these maximums, and these will be equal maximums. As you can see, the price always follows them .  Next we move on to the problem areas block.  Problem areas or
HPZ, High Prure Zone are most often called imbalances.  But imbalance is not a complete interpretation of problem areas.  A truly complete interpretation of problem areas is these four varieties.  That is, these are Amur tigers, Belgian
tigers, okay, these are imbalances, gaps, break gaps and double imbalances, that on my channel.  And, by the way, in general, I have a I have a separate video on the channel about the Orderbreaker block, and about imbalances, about
channel, scroll through, watch, it’s all there .  So, let's start, probably, with the simplest ones.  These are imbalances.  This is such a formation.  Any formation on a chart of three candles where the first and third candles do not touch each other, that
You see, here the distance between the maximum of the first candle and the minimum of the third candle is kind of empty.  There is one candle on the left, on the right, nothing. This will be imbas.  Fair value gap, it is called FVG.  Here you see on the
trend we form this imbalance, the price rolls back there and continues to decline. rolls back there and continues to decline.   The trigger imbalance has two boundaries. This is its beginning and its end.  The price usually fills either its beginning or
its end.  Imbalance is effective, valid, and we can use it until we completely cover it with the body of the candle.  In this case, this is the maximum distance to which the price can enter into imbalance.
If it gets fixed even a little higher by the body of the candle, that's it, write it down, .  Well, it's the same here in the ascending structure.  And BPR is balanced price range.  This is a double imbalance.  The imbalance can be double, triple, quadruple,
more imbalances there are, the better for us.  In general, this is an imbalance that is offset by exactly the same imbalance. This will be BPR.  Here you can see it on imbalance equal to the area from which the price receives a reaction several times.  Or,
fully covered by the body of the entity, that is, it can be covered, but then prices will still continue to move from it, and we continue to do something.  Gap is the biggest problem area at the moment.  A gap is a break between
need three candles.  It's not just for beauty here.  We need exactly two candles.  And between them, you see, there is emptiness.  This will be the gap.  Accordingly, here you see, a, the closing of the white candle from above, because the rising candle opens from below and
closure, here is its opening, and accordingly, the emptiness between them will be the gem.  And, as you can see, it is forever, as soon as it forms a gap, roll back there.  Here are two
continues moving forward.  Here, for example, there is an imbalance further on, the price is already already know this.  There is also Breakway Gap, which is BVG.  There is also a video about him tool that I use most often .  What is this?  This is, roughly speaking, an
imbalance on the left side, from which such a pig stands.  That is, the abutting point.  He's kind of looking out the window, right?  We impose an imbalance on the swing.  Here, This allows you to more narrowly select the area from which you will expect a reaction.  That
window like this is inserted onto the surface in the form of an imbalance.  And the price comes exactly to this piggy bank , tests it and gets a reaction.  Further up there is a swing, on the left receives a reaction exactly from it.  It's more triggering, aggressive.  a more triggering,
aggressive zone within the imbalance, so to speak, a line from which the price will receive a reaction.  Probably the most important thing is the logic behind using imbalances, gaps and everything else, that is, the logic behind using the HPZ.  You must understand
that the HPZ is a certain area for the price, where it simply has to roll back in order to move on.  That is, many people think that imbalance is some kind of magical zone from No, the price always moves from point A to point B to point C. That is, it has a
should go.  there, first to the store, then to the gym, then stop by the kint and then go home.  So, in this case, if we, for example, are driving from home to the store and drop our keys somewhere, we go back there, pick them up and
drive on to the store.  But if we have already arrived at the store and are driving to the next point, then this imbalance will not produce any reaction.  Do you see?  That is, here the gray grows, grows, tests it, moves further, grows, grows, leaves an
imbalance, does not test it, moves further, reaches its final target, and then goes in the other direction.  So, if an imbalance occurs there, the price is already any reaction, this must be understood.  That is, the price should ideally immediately
roll back into imbalance and react to it .  It is very important that if the price goes in a completely different direction, for example, here we are moving from point B to point C, we of them is immediately tested, the price reaches point C, everything is fine, but
this imbalance, it was not tested immediately.  And later, when the price already moves from point C to point D, it does not give any reaction from this imbalance , but it doesn’t change the structure. That is, any gap is, first of all
, a magnetic zone for refueling the price, but in no case an area for a reversal or anything else.  Blocks are the next block.  A block about blocks, butter on these are the main types.  They also came up with a mitigation block, invalidation
block, and huation block.  All this passed us by.  We do n't buy it.  What is a show you the last slide right away. Look here, orderr block and breaker block.  In these two images, only the first two candles have been changed.  Here we rise, here
we fall.  The remaining eight candles are absolutely identical.  Look, there are Here too, three candles down, two candles up, block.  So, what I'm getting at is that an roughly the same thing.  And let's take a little closer look at what this is.
major player is gaining his position and it is precisely on the pullback that we jump in, jump into this block.  She's moving upwards, for example, right?  Next, it removes liquidity is.  That is, at least a swing, and better yet, 2-4, and maybe even five.  We
remove this swing and continue moving with the trend.  And it is precisely this movement to remove the swing, the false movement, yes, it will act as our block.  But it is very important that this movement is completely absorbed in the other direction.  And then this
area will fully serve as an order block, from which, on a rollback, we will plan to continue moving along the trend.  Breaker block is the reversal.  That is, you see, towards the breaker block we first fall, then
grow further.  That, in general, is the whole change the essence of the matter.  Well, let's look at it in more detail.  Here are some examples of Order Block.  Here is what is written, I have already said it.  That is, look, we
are moving down, removing the pig and aggressively continuing to grow.  What do we do next? downward movement, test it and continue to grow.  Ah, and this is already a breaker block.  You see, we were falling before. We remove equal minimums.  This is equal
start moving in the other direction.  This will be the breaker block.  Here on the rollback This is an example of working with a breaker block. That is, you see, we have this belly of liquidity.  We are removing it, we have a downward trend.  Next we expand
a little later, yes.  And after the turn, we roll back to it, test it and move along the hill that has formed above.  This time it's 2 3 4 four swings from above.  This imbalance, which was small here,
covered by the body of the candle, you see, in an overlap. This means that it is no longer effective and will not give any reaction to the price; the price will not reverse it.  Here.  And, for example, here cool.  This always plays into our hands. We can work with him.  This is just a plus
.  That is, we see the formation of a hill from below.  Here it is.  We record a sharp withdrawal.  Here it is.  Upward absorption after removal.  This is an upward movement.  And enter through a pullback with a stop beyond the far border.  This is very important.  Stop-loss
block.  This is the example that I already showed you.  That is, these are, in fact, the same movements.  It’s just that one is already formed in a ready-made structure, and the other is a reversal.  That's all.  The structure is probably the most difficult part for
entered the SmartManyoney forest a little and are confused in it.  What is structure? currently moving.  It can be either ascending or descending.   There is There is a structure, there is a substructure, there is
substructure, and so on.  That is, we can always move down to a smaller timeframe and determine a more local direction for the price.  That is, it looks something like this but let's dive into this hedgehog. The structure is indicated here by a bold line.
are globally in a long position.  We are growing globally.  The substructure is already a here we are, for example, growing, growing, growing, and here we begin to fall.  And substructure, that is, a descending substructure.  Then we reverse here again
, and at this point we have both the structure and the substructure long, and so already the same structure, but inside a substructure.  That is, well, an egg in an egg, a most profitable for us to work when the structure, substructure and sub-substructure
when we have a structure, for example, ascending, a substructure descending, and a no point in working.  We need to ascending, and the substructure is ascending, and the sub-substructure is
here, in this section of the graph.  That is, we have already deployed the substructure and moved upward.  And our sub-substructure is growing, and the main structure is growing too.  Therefore, this is the most profitable place for working in long, and, accordingly,
development is the most painful topic.   What kind of things can you actually encounter? .  We always have points by which we can mark the structure. minimum, maximum.  It will all be swings. Swings, what is it?  We already went over this at the
very beginning of this video.  So, the pig from which the final and highest maximum came will be the reference point.  And if it is updated with the body of the candle being fixed underneath it, we will record a breakdown of the structure.  And
after that, our delivery prices change to the opposite, and we work in the pay attention to the graph.  So what do we see?  We have the maximum.  He started from this minimum.  Here, you see, I divided them into pairs.  This is a red
this is a green pair.  We had the highest maximum at that moment.  He started with this but did we gain a foothold under it?  No. Therefore, there is no breakdown of structure here. form, well, here there are still these intermediate, yes, pairs.  This one,
But I didn't mark them anymore.  I have marked the most basic ones.  Here, for example, is a blue dot.  She started with this swing, with this minimum.  We secured ourselves under it.  No.  That's it, let's keep growing.  The yellow ones weren't secured either, we didn't even
dot, which set the highest point at a certain point in time, was broken through, brazenly broken through, and the price consolidated below it with the body of the candle.  And, accordingly, we are starting to see a short structure and a short trend.  All.  After this,
on compression, a gorgeous hill, as you can see, which has formed here. fastening is equal to breaking.  That's it, we sorted it out.  Here's a little bit about high-quality and low-quality structure reversals, because there's a
make mistakes with the word "structure."  So, here, from me personally, poor quality reversal?  What is a quality turnaround?  A poor quality hits an imbalance.  That is, we just broke the structure and the imbalance is located here
.  Why does this happen?  Because this imbalance was the goal of the new emerged.  We deployed the structure, immediately ran into an imbalance, This can happen 100%.  Therefore, it is better not to take the breakdown of the structure into imbalance.
generally bad, and here we also have an elephant in the structure.  That's why we have this sharp, fast, impulsive it is.  Then we begin to gradually absorb it, this very slowly.  Thus, at the top we are already forming a new hill, a new
liquidity belly, a new compression.  And when the structure breaks down, the price simply to remove it, and only then reverses the price.  There is also a word sharply and aggressively grow, grow, grow, we see these shots upward on the chart
, and then suddenly somewhere there we record a breakdown in the structure, which is directed towards imbalance and goes against the main movement.  Oh, and it's quite , it’s better not to take this either.  Ah, well, and the fourth low-quality reversal is when we
reversal point, yes, where this breakdown came from, we have an equal maximum or an equal direction we are working in.  That is, we do not take such equal maximums, the price, the price will retake them.  only then will it turn around.  Here.  Conversely,
look like this.  Firstly, it is a breakdown with slowdown.  That is, we must always, you know, like when you drive a car, say, at 80 km/h, you can’t suddenly go in the other direction, also at 80 km/h.  You must
direction by reducing your speed to zero, and then, through point zero, go in the .  The price moves impulsively at first , then slows down, creating artificial liquidity?  Artificial liquidity is something that everyone can see on the
chart: retail traders, Japanese housewives, and you and me, the ordinary guys trading on our phones.  In general, what is visible to everyone.  And it is precisely liquidity, that the price removes, and after that it reverses.  This is a brilliant,
work with.  And also, in a word, with resweeps, that is, when we, you know, are moving and impulsively fly up, but just constantly play around, you know, we scratch once, we scratch three times, and so we resweep, resweep.  It would also be desirable to use shadows, that
they took it off, they took it off.  These are the kind of reversals, the most brutal wild reversals, they sometimes take the price down so much that it's unbelievable. Therefore, you need to work with them very carefully .  They don't always even give a kickback. Sometimes they break down and fly away.  And a breakdown from
imbalance, that is, not into imbalance, but from imbalance.  This is also approved when our price moves, becomes imbalanced, and then breaks the structure and moves in the from the imbalance.  Please work like this.  Even we will
live to see that happen.  And the break is sharp, bold, like a bullet, weighty.  This is all break the structure.  That is, if the movement aimed at breaking us is sharp and impulsive, it always plays into our hands.  This is cool.  Please, do
n't forget to subscribe, by the way. We will work with this.  Ah, well, there are nuances, example we have an elephant structure.  You see, swing.  The maximum came from him.  We balance.  What to do?  What to do?  Attach an ant's dick.  So, we have a breakdown,
cover these imbalances with the body of the candle .  This is called inversion. When we have an imbalance built by downward candles, and then this imbalance is completely covered by the body of the upward notch, we have an inversion formed here
.  Inversion is a slight reversal of the structure that tells us the price and the price will move further in the direction in which this imbalance was covered blocked downwards, which means the breakdown is working,
Accordingly, here we enter a position through a rollback, and that’s it, the price overlap of the body is equal to inversion.  That's it, we sorted it out.  SMT.  SM SMT is a have correlated assets on the market. Correlated assets are like two
acrobat brothers who move in perfect sync.  For us, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ fit here.  We have Bitcoin Ether, Euro and Dixie available here. Eurodollar and dollar.  Ah, but the euro-dollar and the dollar are the other way around, [ __ ] way around,
talk about this a little later.  Here.  For now, the US 500 and US100 are the S&P 500 move globally in the same way.  These are the graphs from 2016 to 2026.  That is,
they move straight, well, exactly the same.  Here we had a correction, and here unfolded the structure, and here in the finale we unfolded the structure.  In 2020, the S&P 500 hit its 2019 low, while the NASDAQ did not hit its 2019 low.  This is
know why it has this name, for some reason they call it that way.  The point is that when one of the correlated assets breaks its previous low and shoots up, and the other does not reach its previous low, but also begins to move up, this is
in this case NASDC, lacks remove this low, but this does not prevent us from working on it upwards.  That is, when other does not, then it is precisely the one who did not remove liquidity, but
we can work on it to the upside, because it has higher purchasing power.  This will be SMT.  Further in a little more detail.  What we have positive correlation.  A direct correlation is precisely that between SNB 500 and Nasda or
same direction.  Bitcoin is growing, Ethereum is growing.  In this case, if Bitcoin removes liquidity, and Ether does not remove liquidity, we can work in the same way, either .  And it will even be a little more profitable to work upwards on ether,
.  Conventionally, there was SMT, such an invisible removal.  In inversely correlated assets, everything is about the same, but upside down.  The dollar index and the euro are moving synchronously, but in different directions.  Dixie rises, the euro
immediately falls.  Eurostet, Didixi falls immediately.  And if Dixy, for example, removes the low and moves up, and the euro has not removed this high, which was set at the according to Dixy, then we can still work on the euro down, because the dollar has removed
Why are the euro-dollar and the dollar moving in different directions?  Because in fact, the we just trade it through an intermediary, that is, through the euro.  That's all.  Here. only one of the assets is moving upwards like daisies.  But still they move in
sync.  Okay, let's move on.  AMD model, great, triumphant, beloved by all , well-known AMD model, but the devil is not as black as he is painted.  So, very simple model.  This is accumulation, manipulation and distribution.  Three phases in
which the price always moves.  What is important to remember here?  Usually they lock it into this on the charts" and trade.  This is absolute nonsense, because on a chart.  You can find it there a couple of times a month, and the rest of the
time we stick with it.  This doesn't suit us.  So today we'll talk about the regular AMD model, you see, the simplified AMD model, and the advanced talk about something more advanced and more advanced.  In general, the AMD model is when we have an
Accumulation area.  Let's stick to the wording here, and not to this accumulation formulation is an area on the chart where liquidity accumulates from both accumulation.  Further manipulation. Manipulation is a takeaway.  It can
only be after accumulation.  Manipulation cannot exist without accumulation.  So, manipulation is the removal of one of the boundaries of that very accumulation.  Removal plus border, yes, that is, in the area of manipulation we should see the
elephant structure.  We already talked about this today .  And distribution is a movement, a true price movement within a trend, directed primarily beyond the opposite accumulation boundary. This needs to be understood.  What they
correct.  Distribution will only continue this far and wide we will also talk about context, but a little further.  That is, usually the distribution targets are only for the untouched accumulation boundary.  That's all.  This is a
perfect, like in a textbook.  Look, the structure is broken upwards.  That is, we have aggressive movement, slowdown, constant respawns.  This is exactly what we reversals of the structure, remember?  Next we see a breakdown of the structure.  Here we have
minimum, which is being updated.  We fix with one candle body.  That's it, we have an ascending is completely covered by the body of the candle.  Super.  We approach our favorite hill, our belly, which we want to take off.  Next we enter the accumulation phase.  Why is this an
three equal highs at the top and three equal lows at the bottom.  That's all, it's accumulation. Why are we taking it down?  In order for, firstly, someone here to open traders who work on the breakout, they will open short positions here.
They will be heated later.  This is, of course, good.  And for the guys who were reversed the structure and set their stop-losses here, well, their stops.  That is, it is such a knight's move and this and that embankment.  So, it's
manipulation.  We are removing the lower limit. Next we expand the structure with the number reversal is not always directly within the accumulation, it can also be outside of it , but we only have to enter the position in time in an adequate manner.  Yes.  Here
securing the body of the candle above the swing from which the final minimum originated.  And once rollback.  It is here that we can build up our position and pull it with targets to the opposite accumulation boundary plus to this hill.
because this hill appeared here by accident.  within the case, yes, that is, , it’s just a context.  Here.  But here we can extend the distribution all the way to is an additional goal, and this is already an advanced form of the MD model.  What is this
advanced form of the MD model has an expanded accumulation area.  That is, accumulation and this liquidity, it is built not in one period of time, but can first build it from below, then build it from above.  You see, in this case we
shelf like this at the top.  Next comes minimal manipulation.  This, by the way, is also why I don’t recommend relying on the scale of these boxes according to the MD model, yes, distribution.  Therefore, because manipulation, it can even be so
melepidric, but it will still work.  We're filming this belly. Next we break through the structure and break it downwards.  Here we have the number two, everything is from this moment on we can already consider short positions towards the
easy and simple.  And the price really does get there .  These are recent examples April, beginning of May.  That is, we have this segment for the euro-dollar.  It's April 20th for us.  You see, we had a belly at the bottom, then a shelf on top.  The
we have, you see, a puncture in this shelf at marked both here and here.  And we went down, flew.  And it was So, you see, April 20th.  That's how it is .  This is the same eurodollar.
This is the shelf on top.  We're filming it.  And at the opening of the day I draw that I want to short.  And he signed that good morning, today I have a short narrative.  And later I closed this position.   I didn't quite make it, but I closed it and took the
sweetest part out of her right there in a few minutes.  All this took me our sheep.  Our next topic is price delivery.  There are prices.  It's like a company, you know.  You can hang out with quality company
everything will be fine in your life.  But you can take the wrong path, work in the wrong structure, hang out with the wrong crowd, and you'll get harshly rejected.  Here. price delivery is, and what low-quality price delivery is.
structure that doesn't work out liquidity, but simply constantly grows, corrected, but this correction does not remove anything useful.  And is a poor quality structure. We won't work in this way.  We
would rather wait for it to turn around and then drag it down and high-quality price delivery implies that we, firstly, liquidity, that is, we provide such shots .  They took it off, went out, they took it off, went out.  Well,
must be impulsive.  This is called momentum, a sharp impulsive if we get into the euro-dollar, this will be a moment.  You see, this stick, all for the moment.  And, as you can see, the price actually continues to rise.  And regarding
went up.  Then here, hop , they took it off and went upstairs.  And this structure, it you see, here too they took off hop and went up.  Hop, they took it off and went upstairs.  This is all what Regular momentums.  Firstly, these are all momentums, all sharp impulsive
withdrawal of internal liquidity. Okay, let's move on.  Let's delve deeper into this already understand what this is?  This is a regular withdrawal of internal Internal liquidity is what is formed by the structure itself.  That is,
we are growing, we formed this pig, and then we removed it.  This will be the delivery, I already said that this is such a belly, when it is being built, yes, such a not rent anything.  Example.  Here we have poor quality delivery.  This is the same
AMD model, remember, from the latest charts for the euro.  Because of this to work long-haul and are waiting for the model to turn us around and short-haul us to this I opened such a position just last week.  Oh, holy of holies.
Context.  Context is generally context is generally power.  Context is everything. literally the foundation.  And by the way, it is with him that there are most often problems.  That is, it seems like there is some kind of local structure there, the model may be correct, but due to the
stop-loss.  What is context?  They really like to complicate its context.  There are a million I rely on three points and answer three questions.  Just three questions when I build the context.  Firstly, where does the price rest, what is on the left side of the
chart.  Secondly, is it a quality structure?  That is, we high-quality and low-quality delivery is. And the third question: when are you planning to move?  But we will touch on the issue of time a little further.  The picture
answering these three questions, you can build context.  Let's also resort to these three which we can use when constructing a context. delivery, that is, the formation of this hill.  Next we come up against some
the example for the euro, which we are already analyzing for the third time today, where I opened a short position.  You see, there is a double imbalance here.  The same BPR video is the only one here.  Yes, there are imbalances, but the BPR, that is, the
double price gap, is the only one here. Here I am celebrating it.  And then, when I was Because, firstly, we have a bubble here, this liquidity hill, right?  And secondly, we are actually running into this BP.  And it was in this BP that
the end of accumulation, the formation of manipulation and the beginning of distribution occurred, into which I jumped, through which I worked. here was strictly short.  So, this is the first example, yes.  The second example is
goal has not yet been achieved.  The goal, as you remember, is always liquidity. Equal highs, equal lows.  pool, shelf, compression, that's all we option is time.  That is, if we, for example, have high-quality
we also have a time period opening.  Let me repeat, we you can simply not take my word for it that any opening of the day, opening of the week, opening of an hourly candle, opening of a four-hour candle begins with manipulation, that
any period of time opening up against the trend, this is an excellent chance to gain positions there up to the target we plan to reach.  That is, here we have designated the opening price - this is the opening price.  And when we dive under the
opening price, that is, the opening price is the price at which it opened an hour, 4 hours, a day, a week, a month, whatever.  It is at this opening price, when we dive into a long trend, that it is most profitable to take long positions, yes, to
to reach.  These are three of the simplest examples.  context that we can work with.  In this case, it's Ger 40. We have an area for taking long positions recently I showed you this graph.  This is the same Ge40
quality delivery here, regular shots to the top.  The goal is in the form of such Equл hey, that is, equal maximums, as well as the slides included in the rollback, that I want to work.  This is my context on the hourly chart.  It
same graph.  You see, removal, removal, removal equal high and so on.  And already on the lower timeframe, we will be looking for long positions there.  How are we five-minute period, wait for the structure to break upwards here, and from the breaker block on the
those targets that we had on the left. This is 23089, and here we have exactly 23100, our equal maximums.  Well, we've finally this position was opened.  I even wrote here that this is the simplest algorithm for combining a
build a context on the hourly chart, the direction we want to work in, and enter a position using this structure reversal model breaker.  Breakdown, rollback to the breaker.   Let's go.  Working with poya is already a
understand perfectly everything I said before .  Maybe I should review it, to working with the song.  Working with singing is, one might say, a whole setup.  What is sing?  Poi is a point of interest.  Accordingly, our zone of
positions.  This position is always noted on a higher timeframe.  For us, it is either an We note an imbalance there.  The rules are the price gap.  BPR, BVG, gap, structure, it doesn't reach its goal.  As it forms, it leaves a
point of interest, that is, an imbalance.  And when the price on the five-minute or three-minute timeframe descends into this imbalance, we begin to look for a breakdown of the structure in the structure.  That is, we are trying to synchronize the structure.  Remember, we
look in the same direction, this is the most advantageous time for gaining positions. lang structure, and the substructure begins to adjust to this imbalance, that When this substructure turns back up and starts to grow, then this is the
long substructure and a long main structure. That means we can confidently gain simple.  Find the hourly, four-hour timeframe structure that failed our context is still long.  If we were talking about context, and we've already removed some target on a
is rolled up, cancelled, and won't work .  So, in this case, we four-hour chart.  Next, we identify the FVG within this structure.  In balance, BPR, gap, that is, anything. For example, we took the simplest one,
FVG.  The price rolls back there, reverses the structure there, and we enter a record the price reversal from the zone of interest on a lower time frame, that is, a five-minute, three-minute chart, and open a position with a stop-loss beyond the
example of working with the euro-dollar. We also opened it recently.  That is, an hourly chart, a three-minute chart. You see, we have a lang structure here on the hourly chart Here it is marked.  Next we grow. The structure unfolded on the hourglass.  Here
we have an imbalance forming on the hourly chart.  This is our poi. turn the structure upward.  You see, a breakdown of the structure with a fix on the three-minute chart.  We immediately open a position and reach the target.  The structure is
see regular momentums upwards, as well as the removal of internal point.  When working with singing we can get.  What is this?  We enter into imbalance, show one reversal model, then re-shoot through
we do not simply take off and roll down far and for a long time, but rather take off and simply being teased; there is nothing wrong with re-entering the position again.  That's okay.  Here it is important to ensure that the VIP does not cover the balance with the candle body.
our case on the hourly one, we completely close this imbalance with these resweeps and gain a foothold beyond its far boundary on the higher timeframe where already be an inversion, and we will not be able to work from this imbalance.  So,
let's move on.  For us it's CRT.  CRT is a candle range theory.  This is also a theory This is, in general, a theory that simply answers to time.  That is, we impose time on the price.  We get Money plus CRT.  CRT is a theory
that allows us to decipher any candle before such a movement.  How does this happen?  We understand that any long candlestick will go down from the moment it opens for example, this is an hourly candle, then, as a rule, in the first 10, 15, 20-30 minutes we
shadow from below.  We open a candle, demonstrate manipulation, that is, a pull structure, grow to the maximum, forming a shadow on top and then roll back down to the close of a certain time period.  And the candle closes,
price that was at the opening of the time interval until the closing, we form the body of the candle.  And the entire range that the price has gone through during this time will be Let's, for example, go to the eurodollar chart, this is the current picture, and
mark the previous daily candle from minimum to maximum.  Our candle from minimum to maximum.  Our Accordingly, it also closes at 17:00. Let's celebrate.  It's 17:00 here.  So,
on the euro-dollar.  Here was her opening price, here was her closing price.  And this is the shadow from below, and this is the shadow from above.  That is, this entire maximum point and the minimum point, it is drawn as walls.  And as a result,
Let's go to the daily chart and find this candle.  Here it is drawn.  If I remove my scribbles, this is what a white long candle will look like.  That is, we open it, draw a shadow from below, then grow, form the entire body and then
roll back, and we already have the opening body formed before closing.  And the shadow above move to a lower timeframe, we will get a kind of zigzag: opening, manipulation, distribution, rollback.  And this is how about 65-70% of all candles are formed
four-hour chart, anywhere.  I understand that this information may reality, we can apply it very effectively in trading .  How? Look, if we want to short, then at the opening of any hourly, four-hour,
or daily candle, when the price rises, we understand that, profitable to consider short positions there, so that later, over the rest of this period of time, we will already receive a profit, yes.  And in the same way,
the opening, you see, it is signed here whether it is hourly, daily, weekly or monthly, even the candle opens.  Here it opens, shows, ah, a will plan to buy back from here, if we have a long trend, and we are already
concept, it's written down somewhere here, the most important thing is written here: when imposing time on price, it is necessary to first rely on the use the burdock as an additional factor. Because if we just
work in the other direction, nothing will work.  This is an example of the eurodollar, falling, we have a high-quality structure, we regularly shoot impulsively push the price down.  And now we have a daily open.  That is, we have a
daily candle opening here.  You see, the time is 17:00.  We open the candle.  Below we have goals that for some reason we have not reached.  There is a rollback movement upwards.  And it is precisely this upward pullback movement that ends at the opening of the day.
our sell point, that is, this is the area where we can take short positions. above.  You see, we re-shoot the swings, then break the structure downwards, that is, dive below the opening price.  First we went up, and then we dived down.  And
confidently open a continuation position and sit short all day until we reach our cherished goal.  That is, this is how the CRT concept helps us trade whatever.  Here is an example.  I published it recently.  That is, look, I wrote that
four-hour candle in 10 minutes.  I think they will give a rollback to the hourly imbalance from above.  You you can take a closer look yourself.  We have a four-hour candle closing, a target want, since we are about to close the candle right now and open,
to get a rollback upwards.  Hourly imbalance. four-hour candle that is connected.  We are rolling back into hourly imbalance.  This is short positions, because, firstly, it is above the opening price, and I want to short, and
imbalance.  It was here that I took a short position and then fixed it at the target that I had initially set. All this is again in Telegram. you watch people trading in real time , it's much easier to learn.  So, this is how
I impose time on price and combine smartoney and CRT sessions, that is, let's get a little more specific about what to trade when. Trading View to New York time zone.  This is UDC -4 -5.  Why?  Because
summer, winter, summer.  If you plan to stay in trading for more than a year, you will be tormented by the transition between winter and summer times. York time zone right away.  It will translate everything automatically.  And
in the New York time zone. How to change the train to the New Zealand time zone?  Look, go here to the three dots, settings, tools, time zone, UTC -4.  It's summer here now, so UTC is -4, in winter it will be -5.  Okay, let's be more
specific.  Forex is traded from 2:00 to 5:00 and from 7:00 to 11:00.  This is the London and New against the dollar on Forex, euro-dollar, pound-dollar, Japanese enodollar.  Everything is traded according to these killzones.  Why are
practice by opening the charts and adding these kill zones here.  You see, it is in London, we show the most interesting impulsive movements.  Most of the time You have absolutely nothing to do.  That is, you see, the most interesting movement we have
London or New York.  That is why it is most logical to work during marked here in such a pale color because it is not traded on Forex. London and New York.  And this is simply the time before the opening, when the
I have several trading strategies tailored to Asia.  They are , take a look.  American indices, that is, the S&P 500, NASDAQ Down Jones.  They are traded from 8:30 to 12:00 and from 13:00 to 16:30.  They only have
trading session and the evening trading session.  Well, there you have the note that it is during the morning or evening sessions that we show the most interesting, delicious, juicy movements, and the rest of the time, as a rule, we feel sick and
.  You can see how aggressively the price moves during these periods of time.  Here, the time, as a rule, the price is simply in RUR, and there is no point in trading it. this is rather an exception to the rule.  I usually trade during the morning session;
I don’t really like the evening one, but I enjoy trading during the morning session.  8:30 12, then lunch and 13 16:30.  This is the most delicious indices.  And our metals are traded full-time, that is, gold, silver, and copper
experience I can say that in Asia and New York we get the most delicious particular.  That is, you see, Asia walks the most impulsively and New York we very often get a shot at gold. Well, New York is just catching up.
in New York we have the largest volumes in the market overall.  And everything goes to New York. And American indices, and Forex, and crypto, and metals.  Everything goes better during the New York session.  This is somewhere between 7:00 and 11:00, until 12 o'clock
New York time.  Here.  Well, and crypto, of course, it is traded on Monday, Friday, yes, you but I don’t recommend doing this.  Usually there is just a sideways range there, nothing to do there and spend time with loved ones, with family, barbecue, that kind of thing.  But
.  So set yourself the New York hour train. link in the description.  I'll tell you how to install and configure it.  Now we move on to timeframes.  What time frames do I work on and in what market,
In general, there is a global grid, the official timeframe grid is a minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, an hour, 4 hours, a day, a week, a month.  I don't recommend using any thirty-minute charts, two-hour charts, twelve-hour charts, I don't know,
because it's all just complete nonsense.  And the fixation of these .  That is, I take this grid and, starting from it, I work.  So you want to open and close positions within a day, it is best to use the
hourly timeframe for context.  That is, you look at the charts globally minute or one-minute timeframe .  That is, the entries themselves, setting a stop, entering a position, and so on.  This five-minute period was created for this purpose
, that is, you can work on a four-hour time frame within the opening a position, but this position is usually for one and a half to of course, an hour, five minutes.  But for work within a week or month, that
for several days, maybe even weeks, I use the daily chart to build the context and the hourly chart for entry.  But in this vein, I only trade this is precisely my watchlist, that is, what I trade, I trade
interactively, I trade for the long term.  Absolutely this entire materials, trading, all this will be in the Telegram channel via the link in the description. free.  Please write any questions in the comments.  I think the information is
.  So let's get 2,000 likes and the second part will come out right away. trade in real time, using all we will run all this material through real trading.  Thank you for your
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