The primary purpose of this Blog is to empower aspiring and experienced forex traders by sharing trading knowledge. and tools, mainly focusing on institutional trading education.
Forex Trading is dynamic; sometimes, it is difficult to understand how to trade it or get started, especially with institutional Trading. This Blog has valuable trading content to assist you in your trading journey.
These Blogs will mainly focus on order blocks, order flow, fair value gaps, and order institutional trading concepts such as the PD array matrix. In addition, we have several trading guides and courses to learn forex.
You’ll learn about order flow trading, order blocks in forex, fair value gaps, mitigation blocks, Pd Array Matrix, and breakers with QML(Quasimodo Pattern)Trading.
Understanding these concepts will improve your trading and your success in the market when it comes to anticipating the next move.
15TH APRIL 2021 USDZAR Weekly Time Frame Analysis Using OB USDZAR ANALYSIS, we have a weekly order block or OB at price level 14.30257 which is where our buy limits were triggered, The reason we selected this trade was based on several factors such as order flow, liquidity voids, and fair value gaps[FVG] which added […]
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AUDUSD H4 CHART TODAY`S ANALYSIS Looking at 4hour time frame we are expecting price decline from our significant level 0.77288 targeting the first previously violated highs as our Take Profit. Then we will either see price continue to go up or down but if price continue to go up, we expect price decline at this
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Supply and demand in forex refers to specific price levels where institutional traders place their orders, including pending orders in the market. These price levels act as zones of significant interest to the big pockets or smart money traders, who possess substantial funds capable of exerting significant influence on the market’s direction. Institutional traders are
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How a breaker and mitigation block get formed A mitigation block is a reversal pattern formed when the market fails to make a higher high or lower low. In simple terms, a mitigation block results from a failure swing in the foreign market. In contrast, a breaker results from a successful swing in the market.
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