Market Analysis and Trading Strategies

I don't trade prop.

Twisted, twisted, Michael. So anyway, the, the buy-side

imbalance, sell-side inefficiency, we see it trade down into that

and use that as

first presentation or first utilization rather,

and it rallies up into a level,

and then we get the drop down right there. That candle validates it.

Next candle entry.

Entry. Then it draws down into this bit of

business

here, where we have this should act as an

inversion fair value gap.

It's validated right there. See how it closes below it?

So now this is gonna become an inversion fair value gap.

We have now this sell-side imbalance, buy-side inefficiency, which is

bearish.

We wanna see price utilize that. So now we have two nested

fair value gaps. Okay?

When you have that and it's part of a breaker,

okay,

that is a variant of a reaper.

Okay? Real, real nice. This is just basically the opposite of what I

did the other

day.

I was using the same premise, nested

first utilization, and then the other fair value gap will

oppose that.

So you're s- you're getting both sides of the equation

here.

Buy-side imbalance, sell-side inefficiency.

When we're bearish, it should treat it as inversion fair value

gap, and

this s- first utilization is sell-side imbalance,

buy-side inefficiency, so when

price goes back up to it, it should be bearish.

Now, because of the volatility,

I'm allowing for a little bit of

discrepancy, okay? Coloring outside the lines. Okay?

It's reasonable to allow for it because I told you the volatility was gonna be off

the chart.

And

I- I made a, a concession that while I was in the trade, I annotated, and you'll

watch it in the recording if you go on X and see it.

I said that, you know, with all this in here,

it could come up here and take that

short-term high and then wilt and go lower.

That's kinda what I was looking at, and you see here it might sweep this minor

buy

side,

then drop more. Okay. So I was, I was bearish in here.

I was allowing for the run-up here. My stop was nowhere near that.

You can see it in the, in the execution and the management.

And then we made one more time trading below it here with that close

below the inversion fair value gap.

So now again, we have a second

qualification and validation for this inversion fair value gap.

Do we get confirmation? Yes. We get a, a wick up to and a little

bit through

the midpoint, which is here. Okay?

But it then trades up the consequent correction of the fair value gap there.

So two things are occurring, but only with a wick.

It's going up to what would be permissible,

but where does the body close?

It closes inside the lower half of the inversion

fair value gap and outside of this

bearish fair value gap. There's a big, big piece of information right there.

The next candle should give you immediate feedback that you're on side.

Would you say that is the case here if you're short

up there?

Yes.

And then

it goes lower. You saw me open up the objectives a little

bit further,

and here is

register your opening range gap, consequent encroachment thereabouts, and

my fill is there.

So I fancied it a little bit, you know, to get a little bit more juice out of it,

and I had to walk away. So

I watched it on my phone, how it just kept going lower today,

and it was just

something that-