Smart Money Concepts
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Liquidity Grab Reversal Trading Strategy
Price often sweeps prior swing highs/lows to collect retail stop orders before reversing. This is 'liquidity grab.' Trade the reversal that follows: after a sharp sweep of a swing …
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5m–1H Strategies
9 trading strategies tagged as 5m–1H (timeframe). Each template is fully documented with entry rules, indicators, risk management, and configuration parameters.
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Price Action Strategies
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Failed Breakout Reversal Trading Strategy
When price breaks out of a clear range but fails to hold above the breakout level, trapped breakout buyers become forced sellers. Fade the failed breakout for a move back through t…
Order Flow Strategies
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Cumulative Delta Divergence Trading Strategy
Cumulative delta tracks net aggressive buying vs selling over time. When price makes a new high but cumulative delta fails to confirm (divergence), it signals weakening conviction.…
Key Level Strategies
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Round Number Reaction Trading Strategy
Round numbers (1.3000, 50000, 4500) act as psychological magnets. Trade reactions, bounces, and breakouts at these institutional levels.
Key Level Strategies
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Previous Day High/Low Trading Strategy
Previous day high (PDH) and low (PDL) are the most watched institutional levels. Trade the breakout or rejection at these levels.
Key Level Strategies
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Prior Day High/Low Break Trading Strategy
The prior day's high (PDH) and low (PDL) are among the most-watched intraday reference levels. A clean break of PDH or PDL with momentum signals session bias continuation.
Gap Trading Strategies
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Gap Fill Strategy Trading Strategy
Most gaps fill within the same or next session. Trade the reversion back to the previous close when a gap shows signs of rejection.
Al Brooks Price Action
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Always-In Trade Trading Strategy
The always-in concept: the market is always either always-in-long or always-in-short. When it flips, you reverse your position.
Al Brooks Price Action
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Two-Leg Pullback Trading Strategy
Most pullbacks in a trend have two legs (two pushes against the trend). The second leg ending provides the highest probability re-entry.