[00:01] counter-trend trade.  Our task is to determine the moment at which a new structural high is most likely to form and a reversal to begin .  To do this, it is important to determine that growth has reached a significant institutional resistance zone,
[00:14] such as an upper block.  On the other hand, it is necessary to have a clear downward target towards which the price will strive.  As a rule, this is an imbalance in the discount market. In such conditions, an expectation of a decline is formed, but to open a deal,
[00:26] additional confirmation is required in the form of one of the M3 Drives or M+ SMT reversal formations.  They form at almost every reversal, so entering a trade occurs only after they are formed.  This gives us a number of
[00:40] advantages: confirmation of a reversal, which protects against premature entry, a high-probability and universal setup for a counter-trend short position, and a high risk-reward ratio.  Two key signs to
[00:52] look for are a structural collapse when a structural Higher Low is updated and the emergence of a fresh bearish imbalance. These factors indicate active interest in further depreciation of the
[01:05] asset.  The first correction is usually the most predictable and deep enough for an optimal entry, so a short limit order is placed at the beginning. Stop-loss is at the first candle of the formation, and take-profit is at the first significant support zone.
[01:18] In our example, the reversal occurs through the classic bearish M pattern, structural high.  The emergence of a bearish imbalance is a key sign of the emergence of a downward order flow, within which our interest in opening
[01:31] a short position arises.  In such a situation, a limit order is placed at the beginning of the imbalance. Suplos for the first candle of the formation.  The first tag is fixed on the local liquidity pool, the second at the beginning of the zone in the discount market with an equal peaceful
[01:44] distribution of the volume at 50%. During a local correction, a partial rebalancing of the efficiency movement occurs and our transaction is filled. After this, the movement naturally accelerates.  This is a typical
[01:56] correction, and poorly informed traders no longer have time to enter at favorable prices.  The goals are achieved, and at this point [music] the position is completely closed.  As you can see, this is one of the simplest and most reliable
[02:08] counter-trend trading approaches that can be applied to any market and timeframe.  y