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📈 Decoding Market Phases Like Never Before – The SuvashishFx Revolution!
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👋 Hello, I'm Suvashish Halder – a Chart Analyst, Trader, and Data Expert 📊, dedicated to transforming market insights into profitable strategies.
Trading is a journey of continuous learning, where every day brings new discoveries. Patience, discipline, and risk management are the key pillars of success in this ever-evolving landscape.
Beyond trading, I develop innovative tools designed to enhance traders' experiences. While some tools may be game-changers, others may not fit every strategy—but the goal is to explore, learn, and grow together.
Wishing you all the best on your trading journey. Happy trading, and thank you! 🙏
📈 Decoding Market Phases Like Never Before – The SuvashishFx Revolution!
🛑 Join To Learn Market Depth - https://www.mql5.com/en/channels/suvashishfx
👋 Hello, I'm Suvashish Halder – a Chart Analyst, Trader, and Data Expert 📊, dedicated to transforming market insights into profitable strategies.
Trading is a journey of continuous learning, where every day brings new discoveries. Patience, discipline, and risk management are the key pillars of success in this ever-evolving landscape.
Beyond trading, I develop innovative tools designed to enhance traders' experiences. While some tools may be game-changers, others may not fit every strategy—but the goal is to explore, learn, and grow together.
Wishing you all the best on your trading journey. Happy trading, and thank you! 🙏
Suvashish Halder
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Before you hit buy, think twice — this level is no joke. It often acts as a strong reversal zone. Watch for signs of weakness or confirmation before jumping in.
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Before you hit buy, think twice — this level is no joke. It often acts as a strong reversal zone. Watch for signs of weakness or confirmation before jumping in.
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Two days ago, I shared a setup on AUDJPY using the 5-minute timeframe—here’s how it played out 😄
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I've opened a new position 📈, and you might be wondering why 🤔. Let me break it down simply:
First, I checked the Higher Timeframe. I noticed the price performed a Liquidity Sweep 💦—basically, it cleared out previous liquidity—and then entered a Supply Zone. This gave me an important hint that sellers 🐻 might step in here.
Next, I switched to a Lower Timeframe [5M] to hunt for my entry confirmation. What did I find? Price broke through an early Demand Zone, but then struggled to retest that same zone. Instead, it created a Fair Value Gap (FVG) 🔥—another strong confirmation signal.
And guess what else I noticed on the left side of the chart? A clear Head and Shoulders pattern 👤 was forming. Seeing all these confirmations together—Liquidity Sweep, Supply Zone entry, FVG formation, and a Head and Shoulders pattern—gave me confidence 💪 to take this trade.
That's why I jumped in 🚀. Easy, right? 😄
Let's Learn Today! 📚
I've opened a new position 📈, and you might be wondering why 🤔. Let me break it down simply:
First, I checked the Higher Timeframe. I noticed the price performed a Liquidity Sweep 💦—basically, it cleared out previous liquidity—and then entered a Supply Zone. This gave me an important hint that sellers 🐻 might step in here.
Next, I switched to a Lower Timeframe [5M] to hunt for my entry confirmation. What did I find? Price broke through an early Demand Zone, but then struggled to retest that same zone. Instead, it created a Fair Value Gap (FVG) 🔥—another strong confirmation signal.
And guess what else I noticed on the left side of the chart? A clear Head and Shoulders pattern 👤 was forming. Seeing all these confirmations together—Liquidity Sweep, Supply Zone entry, FVG formation, and a Head and Shoulders pattern—gave me confidence 💪 to take this trade.
That's why I jumped in 🚀. Easy, right? 😄
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2025.03.20
The risk-reward ratio was 1:5, meaning I aimed for 200 pips. Right now, it's up 170 pips in profit. Check my recent post for details!
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🚀 Let's go short! The price has already touched the previous supply zone and dropped 📉. On the next touch, it aggressively rejected downward again 🔻. This confirms our short setup, targeting the next liquidity level 🎯. We'll look to buy at the demand area after a liquidity sweep 💰. As always, manage risk and protect your account 🛡️. Good luck! 🍀
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🛑 Gold Trade After News - USD Strong But How It Moves?
👉 The strong upside movement you're seeing could be due to liquidity grabs and stop hunts rather than genuine USD weakness.
Big players (institutions & market makers) pushed price up to take out stop-losses & trigger breakout traders—then they'll likely reverse it back down if USD strength holds.
📌 QM Pattern Alert ⚠️
A Quasimodo (QM) pattern is forming, with a Higher High (HH) & Lower Low (LL) structure. Price is likely coming to this key zone before dropping.
What’s Next? 🔍
✅ Watch for rejection wicks & bearish confirmation
✅ If price closes back below resistance → High chance of reversal
✅ If USD stays strong → Expect a move down after liquidity is taken
🛑 Trap Alert!
Many retail traders buy breakouts, but smart money grabs liquidity before dumping price.
If this is a fake move, we’ll see a strong rejection & drop soon.
👉 The strong upside movement you're seeing could be due to liquidity grabs and stop hunts rather than genuine USD weakness.
Big players (institutions & market makers) pushed price up to take out stop-losses & trigger breakout traders—then they'll likely reverse it back down if USD strength holds.
📌 QM Pattern Alert ⚠️
A Quasimodo (QM) pattern is forming, with a Higher High (HH) & Lower Low (LL) structure. Price is likely coming to this key zone before dropping.
What’s Next? 🔍
✅ Watch for rejection wicks & bearish confirmation
✅ If price closes back below resistance → High chance of reversal
✅ If USD stays strong → Expect a move down after liquidity is taken
🛑 Trap Alert!
Many retail traders buy breakouts, but smart money grabs liquidity before dumping price.
If this is a fake move, we’ll see a strong rejection & drop soon.
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🛑 Every day isn't a trading day. Breakeven secured—now waiting for the target profit.
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Today's setup is taken from the 4H timeframe. I've spotted a clear Quasimodo (QM) or Head-and-Shoulders (HS) pattern on both the H4 and 1H charts. 🔍⏳ After closely monitoring market movements, I noticed liquidity left behind alongside a fresh demand zone. 💧📊
Now, patiently waiting for a liquidity sweep and retest of the demand zone before anticipating a bullish move upwards. 🚀📈
Remember, always stick to your risk management rules! ⚠️🛡️
Now, patiently waiting for a liquidity sweep and retest of the demand zone before anticipating a bullish move upwards. 🚀📈
Remember, always stick to your risk management rules! ⚠️🛡️
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Hello traders! 👋
I wanted to share a detailed analysis based on the recent market order flow and liquidity zones, focusing on a potential bearish move from the supply zone.
🧠 Order Flow Insights:
In the attached chart, you can see a clear order flow imbalance:
Buy Orders: 400k
Sell Orders: 319k
This discrepancy highlights a potential liquidity trap, where market makers may be setting a trap for late buyers while accumulating sell orders.
💧 Liquidity Zones:
I've marked liquidity zones with the green dollar signs ($). These areas often attract market makers aiming to sweep liquidity before initiating a substantial market move:
Above the consolidation zone: Many stop-loss orders from early short sellers are likely present.
Below the consolidation zone: This is where stop-losses of long positions might reside, providing liquidity.
🛑 Supply & Demand Zones:
Supply Zone (Top Blue Area): A critical resistance zone where price is likely to absorb liquidity before a potential drop.
Demand Zone (Bottom Blue Area): Strong support where buying interest previously surged.
📐 Chart Pattern Analysis:
The yellow-highlighted area showcases an ascending wedge pattern, which traditionally signals a bearish reversal. Combined with the liquidity sitting above, this increases the chances of a fake breakout followed by a significant drop.
🔍 Market Expectation:
Liquidity Sweep: Price may initially push up into the supply zone, triggering buy orders and collecting stop losses above.
Reversal Signal: Look for a rejection in the supply zone, ideally with a wick rejection or a bearish engulfing candle.
Bearish Move: After the liquidity is swept, a strong downward move is expected, potentially targeting the demand zone below.
📈 Proposed Trading Strategy:
Entry: Short position upon confirmation of rejection in the supply zone.
Stop Loss: Just above the recent high to avoid premature stops.
Take Profit: Around the demand zone or at the next volume profile high.
⚖️ Risk Management Tips:
Wait for Confirmation: Avoid entering before a clear bearish signal.
Monitor Volume: Look for declining buy volume as price approaches the supply zone, indicating buyer exhaustion.
I wanted to share a detailed analysis based on the recent market order flow and liquidity zones, focusing on a potential bearish move from the supply zone.
🧠 Order Flow Insights:
In the attached chart, you can see a clear order flow imbalance:
Buy Orders: 400k
Sell Orders: 319k
This discrepancy highlights a potential liquidity trap, where market makers may be setting a trap for late buyers while accumulating sell orders.
💧 Liquidity Zones:
I've marked liquidity zones with the green dollar signs ($). These areas often attract market makers aiming to sweep liquidity before initiating a substantial market move:
Above the consolidation zone: Many stop-loss orders from early short sellers are likely present.
Below the consolidation zone: This is where stop-losses of long positions might reside, providing liquidity.
🛑 Supply & Demand Zones:
Supply Zone (Top Blue Area): A critical resistance zone where price is likely to absorb liquidity before a potential drop.
Demand Zone (Bottom Blue Area): Strong support where buying interest previously surged.
📐 Chart Pattern Analysis:
The yellow-highlighted area showcases an ascending wedge pattern, which traditionally signals a bearish reversal. Combined with the liquidity sitting above, this increases the chances of a fake breakout followed by a significant drop.
🔍 Market Expectation:
Liquidity Sweep: Price may initially push up into the supply zone, triggering buy orders and collecting stop losses above.
Reversal Signal: Look for a rejection in the supply zone, ideally with a wick rejection or a bearish engulfing candle.
Bearish Move: After the liquidity is swept, a strong downward move is expected, potentially targeting the demand zone below.
📈 Proposed Trading Strategy:
Entry: Short position upon confirmation of rejection in the supply zone.
Stop Loss: Just above the recent high to avoid premature stops.
Take Profit: Around the demand zone or at the next volume profile high.
⚖️ Risk Management Tips:
Wait for Confirmation: Avoid entering before a clear bearish signal.
Monitor Volume: Look for declining buy volume as price approaches the supply zone, indicating buyer exhaustion.
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👉 Understanding Market Maker's Perspective: Liquidity Sweeps and Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
👉 In this educational post, I'll dive into the smart money concepts (SMC) that help traders understand market behavior from a broker or market maker's perspective. This analysis will focus on liquidity sweeps, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), and how market makers use these strategies to manipulate price movements.
What is a Liquidity Sweep?
A liquidity sweep occurs when the market pushes through a known level of liquidity, such as stop losses or pending orders. This action often creates sharp wicks or sudden moves, typically engineered by smart money to gather liquidity for their positions.
Fair Value Gap (FVG) Explained
An FVG is a price gap between a consecutive bullish and bearish candle (or vice versa), leaving a void in the market. These gaps often act as magnets for price, as market makers seek to "fill" these gaps, using them as traps for retail traders.
The Retail Trader's Perspective
Many new traders view the FVG as a signal to enter the market, expecting price to move in their favor immediately. They often set stop losses below recent lows, providing market makers with a clear liquidity target.
How Market Makers Exploit Liquidity
Market makers often execute a classic trap strategy:
Push the price up slightly to create a false sense of security for retail buyers.
Execute a sharp move down to trigger stop losses and capture liquidity below key levels.
Finally, reverse the price direction sharply to the upside, aligning with their true market intent.
Practical Trading Strategy
For new traders, understanding this concept can help avoid common traps:
Avoid entering trades at the FVG without confirmation.
Look for signs of a liquidity sweep, such as long wicks or strong rejections.
Enter trades only after seeing a market structure shift (MSS) that confirms the true direction.
Conclusion
By thinking like a market maker, traders can align their strategies with smart money concepts, improving their chances of success. Always remain patient, seek confirmation, and avoid the traps set by market manipulation.
This post aims to educate traders on avoiding common pitfalls and developing a more strategic approach to trading using smart money concepts.
👉 In this educational post, I'll dive into the smart money concepts (SMC) that help traders understand market behavior from a broker or market maker's perspective. This analysis will focus on liquidity sweeps, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), and how market makers use these strategies to manipulate price movements.
What is a Liquidity Sweep?
A liquidity sweep occurs when the market pushes through a known level of liquidity, such as stop losses or pending orders. This action often creates sharp wicks or sudden moves, typically engineered by smart money to gather liquidity for their positions.
Fair Value Gap (FVG) Explained
An FVG is a price gap between a consecutive bullish and bearish candle (or vice versa), leaving a void in the market. These gaps often act as magnets for price, as market makers seek to "fill" these gaps, using them as traps for retail traders.
The Retail Trader's Perspective
Many new traders view the FVG as a signal to enter the market, expecting price to move in their favor immediately. They often set stop losses below recent lows, providing market makers with a clear liquidity target.
How Market Makers Exploit Liquidity
Market makers often execute a classic trap strategy:
Push the price up slightly to create a false sense of security for retail buyers.
Execute a sharp move down to trigger stop losses and capture liquidity below key levels.
Finally, reverse the price direction sharply to the upside, aligning with their true market intent.
Practical Trading Strategy
For new traders, understanding this concept can help avoid common traps:
Avoid entering trades at the FVG without confirmation.
Look for signs of a liquidity sweep, such as long wicks or strong rejections.
Enter trades only after seeing a market structure shift (MSS) that confirms the true direction.
Conclusion
By thinking like a market maker, traders can align their strategies with smart money concepts, improving their chances of success. Always remain patient, seek confirmation, and avoid the traps set by market manipulation.
This post aims to educate traders on avoiding common pitfalls and developing a more strategic approach to trading using smart money concepts.
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