Precision trader executing high-probability setups using bias, order blocks, CRT, and market structure | Partner @AtlasFunded
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Apr 23
Most traders donβt lose because of strategyβ¦
They lose because they trade BEFORE this happens:
π§ Liquidity Sweep
β‘ CISD
π― IFVG entry
Sweep β Shift β Entry
If you donβt understand this flowβ¦
you are the liquidity.
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Weekly says lower. Daily says lower.
I'm not here to predict reversals.
I'm here to follow the flow. π―π₯
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CRT is primarily a liquidity manipulation model. It can lead to either a reversal or a continuation, depending on the higher-timeframe narrative and where it forms.
CRT at a major HTF premium/discount, key PD Array, or after a liquidity sweep β higher probability of a reversal.
CRT in the middle of a range or in line with the dominant trend β can simply be a continuation setup.
The key is not the CRT itself, but the context around it.
Remember:
CRT shows that liquidity has been taken.
Confirmation (displacement, CISD/MSS, FVG, SMT, etc.) tells you whether the market is likely to reverse or continue.
A CRT without context is just a candle pattern. A CRT with narrative becomes a high-probability setup. π₯
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Jun 14
The day you realize:
HTF CRT = LTF Turtle Soup
HTF FVG = LTF Turtle Soup
HTF Rejection Block = LTF Order Block
is the day price starts making sense.
The Higher Timeframe shows the outcome.
The Lower Timeframe reveals the cause.
The market is fractal. π₯
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This model is incredibly simple, yet it works over and over again.
Master it. Master it. Master it.
Most traders fail because they keep searching for complexity when the edge is often found in simplicity.
This model is designed for both beginners and advanced traders:
β’ Easy to understand. β’ Easy to execute. β’ Easy to repeat.
No complicated concepts. No indicator overload. No unnecessary noise.
Just follow the process:
HTF Bias β Turtle Soup β First Presented FVG β Expansion.
The goal isn't to know everything.
The goal is to master one thing that works consistently. ππ―
Jun 14
Most traders lose because they make trading complicated.
My model is simple:
HTF Bias β LTF Turtle Soup β First Presented FVG β Expansion
No indicators. No guessing. No chasing.
Just liquidity, timing, and execution.
Simple logic. High probability. ATM Machine. π°
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Jun 14
Most traders lose because they make trading complicated.
My model is simple:
HTF Bias β LTF Turtle Soup β First Presented FVG β Expansion
No indicators. No guessing. No chasing.
Just liquidity, timing, and execution.
Simple logic. High probability. ATM Machine. π°
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Jun 14
This model is incredibly simple, yet it works over and over again.
Master it.
Master it.
Master it.
Most traders fail because they keep searching for complexity when the edge is often found in simplicity.
This model is designed for both beginners and advanced traders:
β’ Easy to understand.
β’ Easy to execute.
β’ Easy to repeat.
No complicated concepts.
No indicator overload.
No unnecessary noise.
Just follow the process:
HTF Bias β Turtle Soup β First Presented FVG β Expansion.
The goal isn't to know everything.
The goal is to master one thing that works consistently.
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Why is the First Presented FVG important?
Because it is the first sign of imbalance after liquidity has been taken.
When a Turtle Soup sweeps liquidity, smart money often enters immediately. The first FVG is the footprint of that aggressive move, making it the highest-probability retracement zone before expansion continues.
The First Presented FVG works because it's the market's first imbalance after a liquidity sweep.
It shows where smart money became aggressive.
The longer price moves without respecting it, the weaker the setup becomes.
First FVG = First opportunity.
First opportunity = Highest probability. π―π
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Daily clean range
1h turtle soup and first presented fvg as entry.
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DAILY RANGE ON A HTF BIAS
1H turtle soup and first presented fvg as entry.
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Monthly and daily, clean example
monthly range and key level
Daily clean turtle soup and first presented fvg as entry.
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BIAS HUNTER retweeted
May 5
99% of traders enter at the wrong place, this is where the real move starts.
Note:
Align HTF bias, wait at a key level, trade during London/New York, and enter on confirmation (FVG CISD) toward the target.
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Jun 13
The first presented FVG is not just an imbalance - it's the market revealing its hand.
- Liquidity gets taken.
- The first FVG appears.
- Then expansion follows.
Miss the first FVG, and you may miss the highest-probability entry of the entire move. π₯π
May 23
UNDERSTAND FIRST PRESENTED FVG β‘
Most traders lose because they treat every FVG the same.
But the First Presented FVG is different.
Why?
Because it appears AFTER liquidity has already been taken and AFTER the market reveals its intention.
The process is simple π
1οΈβ£ Liquidity gets swept (TS)
Stops are taken. Weak hands get trapped.
2οΈβ£ Market shifts
Displacement appears and order flow changes.
3οΈβ£ The FIRST FVG forms
This is the first imbalance created after confirmation.
4οΈβ£ Price retraces into that FVG
Then expansion follows π
This is why it is powerful:
It is not random entry.
It is not guessing.
It is not chasing price.
It is entering AFTER the trap, AFTER confirmation, and WITH the new move.
Liquidity Sweep β Shift β First Presented FVG β Expansion π
The crowd trades every FVG.
Professionals wait for the FIRST one.
credited @1XRISK
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May 10
Most traders get trapped because they trade the target,
without understanding the draw on liquidity.
If PMH is the draw, smart money usually raids PWL first.
If PWH is the draw, PDL becomes the bait.
If PDH is the draw, PSL often gets hunted before expansion.
This is why price doesnβt move in a straight line.
The market engineers liquidity first,
then delivers price to the real destination.
Master the alignment.
Stop chasing candles.
Credited @MedyTS301
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