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Introduction of My Trading Systems Pt. 2

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Overview

Basic Concept

Focuses on trend continuation by identifying higher lows (uptrend) or lower highs (downtrend).

Relies on multi-timeframe analysis, using H12 (12-hour) and H1 (1-hour) charts.

Simplifies Inner Circle Trader (ICT) concepts for practical application.

Key Market Structure Components

Market Structure Breaks (MSB): Highlights price breaking significant highs or lows.

PD Arrays (Premium Discount Arrays): Used for entries, including

Order Blocks

Breakers

Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)

Strategy Execution

Identify H12 MSB to confirm the trend.

Wait for a retracement into a PD Array (e.g., Order Block, Breaker, or FVG).

Look for H1 market structure confirmation to refine entry.

Place stop-loss below retracement low (for longs) and target previous H12 highs.

Simplification of ICT Concepts

Avoids unnecessary complexity (e.g., vacuum blocks, interbank algorithms).

Focuses on clear, repeatable setups: Order Blocks, Breakers, and FVGs.

Swing Highs, Swing Lows, and Market Structure Breaks

Swing High/Low Definition

Swing High: Middle candle of three has the highest point.

Swing Low: Middle candle of three has the lowest point.

Market Structure Break (MSB) vs. Swing Failure Pattern (SFP)

MSB: Candle closes beyond a swing high/low.

SFP: Wick moves past a swing point but closes within, signaling a liquidity grab.

Why This Strategy is Effective

Designed for part-time traders who cannot monitor charts constantly.

Provides mechanical, rule-based setups that reduce subjectivity.

Works well in trending markets and adapts to ranging conditions.

Key Features of My Approach

Risk Management

Risks 1-5% per trade, depending on probability.

Takes partial profits at 2R and targets the next H12 level.

Leaves runner positions for extended trends.

Adaptability to Timeframes

Weekly & H12 for swing trades.

H12 & H1 for shorter-term trades.

H1 & M5 for day trading and scalping.

Psychological and Practical Advice

Master basics (SFPs, MSBs, Breaker Blocks) before adding complexity.

Prioritize simplicity and consistent execution over chasing high gains.

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