SnD SMC Course

Features of SnD SMC Course

What You Get:

1. Some Forex traders fail because they try to run even before they can walk.
2. SnD_SMC will guide you along your trading journey, giving you the tools you need to succeed when trading the financial markets.
3. SnD SMC Course Overview
4. Lesson 1 – Structure
5. Market structure is very important. It is the behaviour, condition and current flow of the market. Highlighting swing highs and swing lows.
6. Lesson 2 – Order Blocks
7. The accumulation of orders from financial institutions and central banks. Used as special Supply & Demand zones.
8. Lesson 3 – Inducement
9. Inducement is a TRAP before an area of Supply or Demand. Luring impatient buyers/sellers into the market early, creating liquidity.
10. Lesson 4 – Breaker Candles
11. A reversal pattern formed when the market fails to make a Higher High / Lower Low.
12. Lesson 5 – Premium/Discount
13. When the exchange rate is higher than the spot exchange rate. Never should you BUY above 50% of a range nor SELL below 50% of a range.
14. Lesson 6 – Fair Value Gap (FVG)
15. It occurs when a candle fails to interlock another candle thereby causing an imbalance or insufficient pricing.
16. Lesson 7 – Supply/Demand
17. Located levels of buyers / sellers.
18. Lesson 8 – QML
19. Known as a reversal pattern after a significant move in the market. Price tends to retrace back to fill this void.
20. Lesson 9 – Wicks
21. Wicks are hidden candles.
22. Lesson 10 – Liquidity
23. Liquidity refers to how active a market is. Liquidity and Volatility are directly related. Remember, LIQUIDITY = MONEY.
24. Lesson 11 – Liquidity Grabs
25. Forcing market participants out of their positions. Also known as STOP HUNTS.
26. Lesson 12 – BMS
27. A very simple term used known as Break in Market Structure.
28. Lesson 13 – IOF (Institutional Order Flow)
29. Order Flow is accumulation of orders. In order flow, you look to follow the trend while using the Premium and Discount array mitigations.
30. Lesson 14 – Range Structure
31. Ranges are structure based. A range defines the difference between the highest and lowest prices traded. In a range, you look for buys / sells in Premium and Discount zones.
32. Lesson 15 – BMS (Break in market Structure) in Depth
33. A very simple term used known as Break in Market Structure, explained in depth.
34. Lesson 16 – Zone Selection
35. Minimising a buy/sell zone from multi-timeframe confluences to catch those SNIPER entries.