[00:03] today are simply an invitation to liquidation.  In the current reality, algorithms and whales use classics as bait to make the crowd liquid. Stop feeding the big guys.  Today I'm going to reveal
[00:18] seven new counter-patterns that will turn the market inside out and make the manipulators pay us.  My name is Sergey.  I am the author of the SRK Crypto channel, a trader and investor with twenty years of experience, disclaimer.  No financial
[00:32] advice in this video.  Let's go. So, I think everyone has already heard about patterns in trading; there are many types of patterns and textbooks with these patterns on the Internet.  Just type trading patterns into the search.  Everything is here, whatever
[00:48] you want.  Cups with handles, head and shoulders, double tops, flags.  And many memorize these patterns [music] in the hope that if they all know and can in the hope that if they all know and can be found, then this will give them the opportunity
[01:03] naturally, take profit.  To begin with, for example, what patterns do we have?  These are reversal patterns, double top, double bottom, head and shoulders, and a growing wedge.  The second type of patterns are continuation figures.
[01:17] For example, as we can see, a falling wedge, a rising wedge, a bullish rectangle, a bearish rectangle and a bullish flag bearish flag.  And the third type is double-sided figures.  That is, they can indicate both a continuation and a
[01:31] reversal.  This is a classic.  The classics are immortal, but, naturally, since everyone knows these patterns, everyone is looking for them, and when these patterns are formed, the maximum number of players in the market participates in them.  from small
[01:47] players in the market participates in them.  from small retailers to large investors, big capital, whales.  That is, everyone can see these patterns.  And, of course, here it will be easiest for large capital to load its position by collecting
[02:01] liquidity.  Because when such patterns form, we experience the maximum accumulation of that very liquidity.  That is, if, for example, we have [music] and some kind of wedge has formed on the graph,
[02:15] everything is clear for us.  Level from below, level from above.  Since the wedge is symmetrical and can show both continuation and reversal, we expect it to be broken.  That is, everything is correct.  But the following happens.  The wedge is punched, for example, in
[02:32] one of the directions.  This means that at this point many participants are already entering the sale in the hope that the price will go even lower.  And, accordingly, they hide their stop losses here.  That is, if we go short, short - we earn money on
[02:46] the fall of the long [music] on the rise.  That is, here, when we open a lot of short sales positions, their stop-losses will be forced purchases, as you can also call them.  And, let's say, in order to load a
[03:01] large position, that is, to sell a large amount in this area, that is, if you enter the same point to sell, for example, with some large volume, there simply may not be enough liquidity, that is, the price will fly sharply down and it will
[03:14] not be possible to sell the entire volume.  In this case, the easiest way would be to push the price up, collect all these stop-losses, and then, at these stop-losses, that is, the ones that are our forced purchases, sell a large
[03:28] position, realize a short position, and work it out, taking the profit.  Here's what it looks like on the chart.  Our price was falling , and that same symmetrical triangle was formed .  Naturally, on the graph it looks a little more abstract, but
[03:43] as we can see, this is what he is actually putting together. Here is the support level, here is many people saw this figure, a symmetrical triangle, which we beautifully broke through to the top, luring
[03:55] everyone into a long position in this case.  The feet were hidden here, in this place, somewhere here.  Someone more conservatively put their feet right here. We see what happened next.  That is, the price fell, collected, collected
[04:09] all these stop-losses, and only then someone’s large long position was realized .  That is, the most optimal entry point was in this area, and not in this place, where we supposedly saw [music] a breakdown of this wedge.
[04:24] We have only just analyzed, for example, a symmetrical triangle.  Next, of course, we will now look at examples of other figures and specifically how this works in transactions.  But we can already understand what a
[04:37] realistic reverse pattern looks like, which will work according to the rules of collecting liquidity, and the price simply cannot move without this.  Let them call it a stop loss, but it’s not like someone is doing it, sitting there angry
[04:52] and taking out these stops, it’s like someone wants to offend someone, punish them, the price simply can’t move any other way.  To load a larger position, for example, we want to go long and buy, the position is worth several
[05:06] million or even a billion, then, naturally, someone needs to sell.   For example, we want to enter there with the current value, let's say the price of a coin is $80, and a large participant wants to enter, load up here with a couple of
[05:21] enter, load up here with a couple of million, let's say.  And there are only a few thousand bucks worth of sellers here, because here everyone has also bought, for example, at these 80 dollars per coin and are waiting for the price to rise.  Some pattern
[05:35] has emerged, some level has been broken through, it doesn’t matter.  So, what to do? Naturally, among retail, smaller buyers, they all hid their stop-loss orders here behind this level, which, [music] if we
[05:50] enter into a purchase here, this is a sale for us.  Stop-loss - these will be forced sales.  In order to make a large purchase, it makes sense to dive down, gently push the price down there and collect all these sales.
[06:05] That is, just buy a few million, even cheaper than the intended price, and from there move up.  The price [of music] cannot go any other way.  That is, if there is no one to buy from or no one to sell to, then the price will
[06:20] follow those same stop losses, following liquidity.  And it is easiest to collect this liquidity in areas of these very patterns.  This means that thousands of traders see these patterns.  And here, right in the area of ​​this consolidation pattern, it is
[06:35] easiest for a major player to move in one direction or another.  From here we have , so to speak, the first reverse [music] patternverse.  That is, when we see a symmetrical triangle and a downward breakout occurs, we do not
[06:48] enter, we wait for stops to accumulate, for liquidity to accumulate.  The price may go up a little here , or it may go even higher.  And from here we look for an entry point in the direction of this first breakout that appeared.  That is, in the end, it
[07:03] turns into this kind of pattern that few people are looking for.  More precisely, few people are looking for.  More precisely, those who need it are looking for it.  But many people open a textbook on the Internet, for example, the same symmetrical triangle is drawn.  That
[07:16] is, we see everything clearly here, let’s say, yes, there, well, here he went on to continue.  As I already said, this figure can be considered according to the textbook, either a continuation or a reversal, depending on where the price broke through this triangle.  Well,
[07:28] the price broke through this triangle.  Well, for example, the price entered from below and came out in the opposite direction.  Okay, we've entered into a deal.  Everything is great according to the book. like, leave a comment, subscribe to the YouTube channel so you don't
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[07:56] too.  This is a double top.  Here she has a level, so to speak, of the neck.  And, in picture.  There was a breakthrough there. Naturally, when
[08:08] the price is in this place, then someone flies in somewhere, someone flies in before the breakout, someone there after.  Well, at this point we already have a good amount of liquidity, that is, a good number of trades are opened , which creates liquidity in
[08:23] the form of stop-losses somewhere higher up. And, naturally, I think everyone already understands how this pattern will best be implemented for us .  That is, yes, we may see some kind of breakthrough and even the price will move down a little, but
[08:38] later it may easily fly in the opposite direction and from here only show some movement.  Or, if there is enough liquidity, even without a breakout we can have a stop-loss collection like this.  That is, whoever flew in there before the
[08:52] breakthrough or there was some small injection of the level, that’s it, they collected stops here and only moved from there.  There are also many examples on the graph.  Here, for example, is a gorgeous picture, a double peak.  Here, these tops won't always be evenly aligned with the
[09:05] ruler.  Naturally, on the charts everything is a little more blurry and abstract, but nevertheless, we see that the price rose once, fell, rose, fell.  All of this is already classified, let's say, as a
[09:19] double top.  Here a level is drawn, the price broke through it, retested it, and everything clearly went where we needed it to.  That is, take profits were already being pulled here, I think.  The targets were somewhere here. Some people were expecting a complete reversal and
[09:34] that the price would go lower.  That is, many did not wait for their take profits, and the price began to move up to collect stop losses and load the position.  We see that the move here had already gone much higher before the price eventually merged downwards.  Well
[09:49] , in principle, we can correct our pattern here, uh, a little [music] so it can look like this.  Yes, it’s a little more difficult to understand, in principle, I think.  But the point is that this double
[10:04] top formed, they even showed a breakout, as if they went down, and the price simply turned around.  There are even two entry points, I think.  Ideally, there is one entry point here [music] for long, that is, where the majority is sitting waiting for the price
[10:20] to go lower and lower, which often will not happen.  Yes, of course, these figures still exist for a reason, and they are working somewhere.  More precisely, they may actually work in some cases
[10:34] , but without understanding this entire mechanics, stop-losses will often be caught and better entry points will be missed.  That is, our entry is here, for example, or after all the liquidity has already accumulated.  That is,
[10:48] someone hid stop-losses here, someone right behind the level, those who were waiting for the price to go down, someone right behind these tops, who, probably, were counting on a bigger move down, a bigger fall, or they
[11:01] conservatively-conservatively stuck stop-losses here, and the price goes on , collecting all these stop-losses little by little, as much as necessary.  And only then here we see that same downward movement.  Well, here, in fact, is an exact copy of the
[11:15] oil painting.  This is what we just discussed.  This is the pattern we saw. Of course, the main mistake is to practice patterns just in the air, [music] well, without context.  Naturally, any pattern will strengthen the context, both
[11:30] this ordinary book pattern and the inverse patterns that we are now analyzing.  That is, here, ideally, you need to understand where the trend is going, what is happening, that is, what levels to see around in general.  That is, we
[11:43] see an hourly timeframe there.  We can easily draw a trend channel and already understand that we had an ascending corridor here.  And here is this entry into a regular pattern, a double top, which formed here, and supposedly
[11:58] we had the potential to go down.  That is, the entry here is very weak, because we are entering against the trend, which was upward at this [music] moment.  That is, if we are looking for our counter pattern, as we have discussed, we look
[12:13] again for good entry points.  It will be even here.  Here we are already adding context.  In general, trading without context is dangerous.  That is, we understand that we have an upward trend, we found a level there, we understand that we have a
[12:27] double top here, and we understand that we also have this pattern, which we can already start working on from this point .  This strengthens this entrance.  That is, we could have
[12:40] when we see that here before it, a pattern like this, a double top, has formed , we understand that everyone who did not bother to look up at the time frame or just look at what trend we
[12:55] are in, has flown into this double top.  That is, one person or many people simply found it from a textbook.  This may to experienced traders.  I saw a double top and that's it .  psychology worked.  For some reason I decided that there should be a
[13:10] turn here.  This strengthens the entry point near the trend line.  And at the end of this imaginary reversal, it was possible to take a good upward movement.  There are many such situations.  Here again we have a double bottom, like a reversal
[13:26] pattern.  They broke through, showed an upward movement, as if, and then began to fall back down.  Again, we move away and look at what we had here.  For example, we figure out what our trend is there. We have a downward trend corridor.
[13:40] Naturally, close to the trend line.  There has been a downward movement for a long time.  That is, the price is falling, falling.  And here is an attempt to enter the counter, to go in and take away some tiny movement.  This, well, is
[13:54] less promising than looking for that very inverse pattern.  So, up a little and here at the top is the entry point.  So, now let's see what all our seven patterns look like. There will be even more of them, like these
[14:10] inverse ones.  And let's look at examples specifically based on live transactions, because in reality, in combat conditions, let's say, as we've already said, the graph looks a little more abstract, but the essence remains the same .  You just need to learn
[14:27] to catch it with your eyes. I have also been using the Dragonfly trading robot to automate my trading for almost 3 years now.  To date, a whole line of Dragonfly algorithms has been developed .  Conservative ones bring 5-8%
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[14:56] participation.  I'll leave a link to a detailed video and step-by-step instructions for installing it on a real or demo account in the description below this video.  I'll show you an example.  With the help of this technique, it will be possible to transform any patterns into these
[15:10] [music] inverse patterns that we have analyzed.  We see there is a double top, the neck level has been broken, the green dot is the entrance.  That is all, we understand that here we will have a downward movement. Perhaps from here we are also considering an
[15:23] upward trek.  Naturally, all this should be in line with the trend.  That is, we additionally connect the context.  We can also see the head and shoulders .  Here is the green dot - the entrance.  That is, here we expect a breakthrough, some kind of downward movement, and from here we also take the
[15:37] upward movement.  The wedge is growing, the picture is the same .  We broke through downwards a little, now we are taking up the upward movement.  The entry point is here, here, here.  We are now looking more carefully, not haphazardly.  There
[15:52] you can also find some local level for yourself and work on it technically. The main thing is not to forget about the context, so that everything is there in the direction of the trend, preferably the larger one.  Reverse head and shoulders, double bottom, falling wedge.
[16:06] Everything works in exactly the same way, just upside down.  Continuation patterns are the same .  Entry point.  We see a small passage and expect downward movement.  Here passage and expect downward movement.  Here again is the entry point, a small upward move and
[16:21] we expect a downward movement.  I think the logic is clear.  That is, any pattern can be viewed this way .  There are the same two-sided figures there, again, depending on where the price breaks through.  That is, we have broken through here and are expecting a downward movement.  We made our way
[16:36] here and are looking for upward movement.  In the symmetrical one, we have broken through in exactly the same way, we the symmetrical one, we have broken through in exactly the same way, we are looking for an upward movement.  Here we have 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 even inverse patterns.  In fact, there are many more of them.  It doesn't even
[16:50] matter what the pattern is here.  It is important to understand this mechanics of movement.  But yes, it wouldn't hurt to remember the patterns, to learn the most common ones, so that when they appear, you can already understand that there
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[18:14] to make money on this crypto exchange. Overall, it's a beautiful situation.  That is, we have a Overall, it's a beautiful situation.  That is, we have a double top, there is some kind of neck here, it seems to have shown a downward movement.  Here is a green bird entry, and from here the price started to
[18:28] prick the stops.  That is, according to the logic from here, according to the textbook, we enter downwards, but according to the inverse pattern, we see the green bird entering exactly upwards.  And here comes the red bird.  So 19% is a good deal.  Our context is clear.  There was a
[18:44] huge impulse, correction and continuation.  The next impulse, let's say, came by inertia.  This continuation was the entrance.  This is also an interesting [music] head, shoulder and that’s what they said.  This
[19:01] means that the price may not even break through upwards, above the neck.  It's enough that before the breakout at this point, participants had already flown into long positions there, set stop-losses here, and the price simply began to crumble to collect these stop-losses.  Here
[19:16] too, there is a red bird for entry, a green one for exit, a short movement.  The potential was much higher [music] here.  Here you could pull and pull.  A real leak has started.  Well, again, what was the context we had?  Just a fall without a recoil.   It's
[19:31] as if they showed a reversal here.  Well, naturally, the decline continued.  That is, it was simply a correction.  And in this correction, the very same head and shoulders appeared.  Today we looked at some interesting application of patterns, which,
[19:44] as it turns out, can be used not only according to the textbook, but quite the opposite.  And if we apply context, that is, we understand that there will be a counter-trend here, there will be takeouts from those who simply did not notice, for example, that this is an entry against the
[19:58] trend or are blindly looking for these patterns. There are also, so to speak, strategies where these patterns are simply found on the chart .  Well, it also has a place to , once it seemed to work in line with the trend, and once it didn’t work.
[20:14] Statistically, over time, yes, it can produce some results, but it is always necessary and important to understand how liquidity is collected , how it works, and thus you can join stronger movements.  Be sure to
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