[00:02] take a detailed look at a simple, yet extremely effective A+ supplement for every day. As illustrative examples, I will use my recent trades, Telegram channel before they were actually executed.  At its core, A+ Setup is a
[00:19] statistically validated set of factors that ensures the highest mathematical probability of success for an open trade. For a systems trader, this is the gold standard.  Entering the market becomes purely
[00:32] mechanical, because the process is transformed into the execution of a rigid algorithm with proven effectiveness, making each position as predictable as possible. How to find A+ sep for every day?
[00:46] four key conditions that work perfectly together. The foundation is always the global context.  The entry direction should be in sync with the trend of the higher timeframe.  If the order flow is ascending,
[01:02] we consider only longs and vice versa.   The next aspect is working with liquidity.  The entry point is executed at the moment of the sweep of significant levels, since this is when smart capital fills the
[01:16] activating the stop losses of poorly informed traders.  Then the focus of attention shifts to the area of interest.  For a reversal to occur, the price must test a strong, previously unsoftened area, such as a
[01:31] high-quality upper block or breaker that previously led to a breakdown in the structure.   The final factor is the presence of objective price magnets. Unfilled inefficiencies and unremoved semi-liquidities serve as the main
[01:45] drivers for further revaluation of the asset.  If you do not have a clear understanding of the goals of the expected movement, opening a position loses all meaning.  The ideal environment for finding and implementing A+ setups is the RNG, where the market
[02:01] setups is the RNG, where the market spends approximately 80% of its time.  During these periods, smart capital systematically accumulates or distributes its volumes, manipulating liquidity on both sides of the range.  And our task, as
[02:15] smart money traders, is to identify these traces in time and synchronize with the actions of smart money.  And the combination of the listed factors A plus the setup allows us to do this with exceptional mathematical
[02:29] precision.  For our work, we will use a combination of three time frames: weekly, four-hour, and hourly.   The weekly chart is needed to determine the current order flow.  The four-hour period is used to open the first trade.
[02:44] and a watchman to confirm it, as well as to open a second independent transaction. Analysis always begins with identifying the nearest imbalances.  They provide an objective basis for work, as they are the most obvious trace of the
[02:59] actions of smart money.  Reaching the bullish impalement zone triggered a natural reaction, forming a long candle shadow.  This is direct evidence of aggressive buyout.  On lower timeframes, this area
[03:13] imbalance, confirming the interest of large capital in further asset appreciation. This pattern in itself does not guarantee the end of the downward trend
[03:25] formed within the current correction, but it gives a clear signal.  With the opening of a new candle, an upward order flow will most likely begin to develop synchronize. The closest magnet for future growth
[03:38] is still unconfirmed inefficiency, which requires rebalancing before further revaluation of the asset. Therefore, the key goal will be the fulfillment level.  The 50% level of the candle shadow is selected as a preliminary macro reference point
[03:53] .  This is a conceptual trigger for subsequent impulse growth, up to the complete covering of the imbalance. Visually, such a movement may seem completely insignificant, but in reality it has the potential to be 30% of the
[04:08] entry point.  Having such a plan is already 80% of success and is the very moment when you need to switch to a four-hour time frame for its trading implementation. Here it is clearly visible that the support level of the higher timeframe does not
[04:24] completely coincide with the actual imbalance zone, which we give unconditional priority to.  It is this inefficiency that serves as the primary area for reaction.  It is located below the lower boundary of the range, which creates
[04:38] ideal conditions for reaccumulation of positions with large capital.  Smart money will seek to accumulate all available liquidity for sale to load its own long positions.  And only after this will the true valuation of the asset begin.
[04:53] Let's return to our checklist.  The global context and target were set on a weekly timeframe.  But the outlined plan for removing liquidity and testing the zone of interest are the final criteria that complete the classic A+ setup.  We will implement the transaction
[05:10] as conservatively as possible. We place a limit order at the beginning of the imbalance.  This completely turns off emotions and makes the process systemic and mechanical. Stop loss is placed behind the second candle of
[05:23] the formation, since the size of the standard deviation rarely goes beyond 10-30% of the range height.  In addition, we always expect a sharp return of the price back to the reange.  This is the first and most reliable sign of a false breakout, confirming the
[05:39] active work of smart money and their intention to push the price up.  The final take profit is set at the full-heal level on the weekly timeframe, but locking in a position with a single order is mathematically impractical
[05:53] because the market can realize your scenario 90% of the time and reverse, leaving you with nothing.  This probability must be accepted as an absolute norm.   A systematic approach requires partial profit taking, so we
[06:08] must always set intermediate targets.   The first logical level for fixation is the upper boundary of the current range.  There are no other objective targets on the current chart, so it is relevant to switch to the daily time frame.  Here,
[06:22] the level of full imbalance filling is highlighted as the first trigger on the path of ascending pricing.  This is the second take.  A little higher we mark the beginning of the next inefficiency. It is reasonable to expect its rebalancing
[06:35] due to its proximity to our weekly target, which allows us to reasonably expand the potential of the entire transaction.  The ideal trade structure includes three to four take profits.  No more is needed, because it will
[06:49] only dilute your profits and make it more difficult to work in the long run.  How to fixate correctly?  In this case, I did it in equal parts of 25%. This is a balanced method that works well with high initial
[07:04] PP.  You can consider holding the position more aggressively by distributing the volume in holding the position more aggressively by distributing the volume in proportions of 15, 25, 30 and 30%, which will provide an even greater final result.
[07:18] There are no rigid universal fixing cartridges.  I always act situationally, based on a specific two-day deal.  It is important to understand the fundamental purpose of the first take.  completely secure the position. To do this, I try to fix a
[07:33] volume that will cover the potential loss even without moving the stop loss to the stop loss .  At this stage, you can no longer lose anything and are working exclusively to increase your overall profit.  When distributing volume to
[07:46] subsequent goals, I follow a simple rule.  When I fully work out the scenario, I should get a minimum systemic result.  For example, + 3% to the deposit with an initial risk of 1%. Your fixation must strictly meet the
[08:01] mathematical criteria of the trading system.  For clarity, let's consider two similar transactions, but with different approaches to risk.  In the first stop-loss is aggressive, in the second - conservative.  In both cases, the trader needs to reach a
[08:15] cases, the trader needs to reach a minimum target of +3% to the deposit.  In the balanced profit-taking pattern and it will still bring the desired result.  If we apply this
[08:27] approach to the second trade, the final profit will be insufficient, less than 3%, which violates the rules of the system.  To avoid this, in the second case it is necessary to fix a larger volume at higher values, guaranteeing yourself a
[08:43] minimum of +3R.  As you can see, a competent distribution of profits.  The process is situational, but conceptually simple. The main thing is to clearly understand what exact result you should achieve when fully implementing your trading scenario.
[08:58] implementing your trading scenario. Closing the first take profit gives us a plus of 0.6% to the deposit.  Immediately after this, the stop loss is transferred to the buy/sell position.  Thus, right from the start, we guarantee ourselves absolute risk-free operation and take our first profit.
[09:13] Well, let's look at the results.  The limit order is filled, the price quickly returns to range, after which aggressive growth begins.  a new bullish trading range is formed, which gives us the opportunity to open a second
[09:26] completely independent trade.  Technically, this is implemented through a super account or on another exchange.  You can also use different trading pairs.  For example, the first trade is opened for Z USDT, and the second for Z USDC.  These are the simplest and most convenient
[09:43] ways of maintaining parallel positions. The formation of this bullish imbalance serves as a direct confirmation of our initial scenario.  Smart capital has indeed re-accumulated its long position and intends to
[09:57] further mark up the asset.  Price will naturally gravitate towards new inefficiencies.  We expect it to balance within the correction and then continue to grow.  Our goals remain the same.  There
[10:10] were no objective factors for their change.  With this plan, we move to the hourly time frame to find an entry point.  The golden mean becomes the range of imbalances imposed from different timeframes.  This is our key area of ​​interest, in front of
[10:24] which semi-liquidity for sale has already been formed .  Despite the visual difference from the first transaction, the fundamental logic here is absolutely identical.  We have a global context, clear goals, work with
[10:37] liquidity and a zone of interest.  This is a classic A+ setup that needs to be implemented.   The opening mechanics duplicate the first transaction.  Entry from the beginning of the PUI, stop-loss for the second candle of the formation, and the final
[10:50] the second candle of the formation, and the final take at the level of $283.  After conducting this analysis, I immediately published the setup in the channel, where anyone could open a similar position with a risk- reward ratio of 1 to 7, which is an excellent
[11:05] result.  Now let us evaluate the development of both positions. Perfect execution, coupled with smart profit- taking, brought in a total of over 9% of the deposit with a standard risk of 1% per trade.  Systematic
[11:21] analysis on just three timeframes allows us to regularly find similar A+ setups.  To summarize, the search and implementation of a bullish A+ setup always starts from a higher timeframe.  We determine the current order flow and
[11:36] future growth targets.  This is how a basic trading plan is formed, which will be implemented on lower timeframes. Here the focus shifts to the unbalanced inefficiencies underneath .  We are expecting manipulation, which
[11:52] will be the entry point.  A limit order is always placed at the beginning of the imbalance. Stop-loss is placed behind the second candle of the formation, and the final tag is taken from a higher timeframe.  Most often, this is the beginning of a bearish counter imbalance.
[12:06] Intermediate goals are mandatory.  They are located on local liquidity floors and problem areas.  This will secure the position and guarantee profit in situations where the direction is chosen correctly, but the final target remains
[12:20] unreached. This is what a high-quality and simple bullish A+ sep looks like.   The bearish scenario is completely mirrored. On a higher timeframe, we define a downward order flow and work strictly
[12:34] within its framework.  The unfilled bullish imbalance acts as a major price magnet and a key target for future short positions. semi-liquidity for buying and inefficiency over the day.  This is a
[12:49] standard basis for manipulative movement and subsequent aggressive valuation of the asset.  Entry into a short position is realized by a limit order at the beginning of the imbalance.  Stop-loss is placed behind the second knot of the formation, and take profits are determined according to the
[13:03] same principle as in the bullish example.  The development of such formations occurs quickly and with a high mathematical expectation.  This is a mathematical expectation.  This is a classic bearish A+ sep.  That's
[13:15] all.  Subscribe to my Telegram channel, where I show real trading daily.  The channel also has an active chat where you can always discuss any issues with other traders.  Good luck.