1. market_structure

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market structure quantum stone capital standard market structure market structure www.quantumstone-capital.com quantum stone capital market structure key thing to know, when we're looking at tradingview data, broker data, from one brokerage to another, or one data feed that you're using on tradingview (for instance oanda vs fxcm), you'll notice that wicks will differ. and why does that happen? each broker has access to different liquidity pools and fills, therefore price data feed they offer will slightly vary from broker to broker. so essentially, when you are trading with a brokerage, your spreads tend to increase or decrease depending on volatility in market conditions and you can usually see that on a chart in the form of wicks. but if you're comparing the overall price action between one data provider and another, the one thing that generally speaking remains very true are the candle bodies. you'll see a little bit of …
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times 4 hour. it gives us on overview in what direction price is going to trade impulsively. if we are making hh’s and hl’s on the daily timeframe, we should expect a new bullish trend continuation until we reach a valid aoi. multiplex market structure (bullish) there are two different market structure types we look at: internal and external structure. when we have internal structure, we have something called a multiplex structure. www.quantumstone-capital.com quantum stone capital market structure the best thing when trading a multiplex structure, that’s internal structure, is to always start on the higher timeframes to get a general understanding of how price is moving. are we moving upwards creating higher highs and higher lows or are we moving downwards creating lower highs and lower lows? once you've determined that it becomes more straight forward dropping down timeframes to determine the market structure on those timeframes and correlating …
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es to get into the market - but how we become great traders is by minimizing our losses i.e. we take less losses as our losses are capped at 1%. we want to only get into the sponsor candles that have the highest probability of working out - where price will tap and react off instantly. this is really important for us. if we don’t know what sponsor candle to put entry on - especially on the lower timeframes - we can get into a lot of bad positions. a lot of things can look like sponsor candles on the ltf, but they are actually already mitigated. we want to have maximum precision and look for real valid "not yet tested sponsor candles" after bms, because this will avoid us to go further on already filled orders. by waiting for a clear bms illustrates that big banks and funds are …
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oney are long, then we can refine our aoi on smaller timeframes (aoi will be discussed on a smaller timeframe). example, if we are looking at an overall daily uptrend, so we're putting in higher highs and higher lows and we start to see on the 4 hour and 1 hour that price is making lower lows and lower highs, we might immediately be thinking that we are in a downtrend and that we should only be looking for sells. well, that may be true on an intraday perspective. one thing we have to keep in mind is what is the higher time frame suggesting from a structural standpoint. if we know that we are in a heavy bull trend and the price is more than likely going to move to the upside, the lower lows that we're seeing on those time frame charts are more than likely a pullback …
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retraces after breaking structure that tells us there isn’t a lot of power behind that move so it likely won’t be sustained. www.quantumstone-capital.com quantum stone capital market structure

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market structure quantum stone capital standard market structure market structure www.quantumstone-capital.com quantum stone capital market structure key thing to know, when we're looking at tradingview data, broker data, from one brokerage to another, or one data feed that you're using on tradingview (for instance oanda vs fxcm), you'll notice that wicks will differ. and why does that happen? each broker has access to different liquidity pools and fills, therefore price data feed they offer will slightly vary from broker to broker. so essentially, when you are trading with a brokerage, your spreads tend to increase or decrease depending on volatility in market conditions and you can usually see that on a chart in the form of wicks. but if you're …

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