
Day trading · Forex · Indices
Every Monday, dozens of pairs are on offer. This book answers two questions, and only those two: which one to trade, and when to get in.
No magic indicator, no promise of wealth. A method, its invalidation rules, and the discipline to use it.
You know structure, fair value gaps, order blocks. What you lack is the rule that names the pair of the day instead of leaving fifteen tabs open.
The SMT divergence gives a dated trigger: it shows, or it does not. On the days it does not, there is no trade, and that is written down.
Every setup has its invalidation point. You know before entering what will take you out, and you can judge the decision apart from the outcome.
The contents, one page from each part, a worked example, the glossary. Enough to see what the book looks like before buying it. Click to enlarge.
Smart money, timeframes and killzones, structure, BOS and MSS, stop-loss, premium/discount, fair value gaps, order blocks, breaker blocks, OTE, liquidity, smart money reversal. Fourteen sections.
The concept, futures, correlations, the EURUSD and GBPUSD decision table, other forex pairs and other markets. How to name the pair to trade.
Bullish and bearish SMT, in positive and negative correlation, other types of SMT, the key points, and two full walkthroughs: NQ and ES, then EURUSD and DXY.
My approach, simplified, then three trades walked through chart by chart: EURUSD, then two NQ, one of them about discipline. Including what went wrong.
The questions to settle before clicking.
What blows accounts up, and how not to be one of them.
The closing word: there is none.
Price action, low risk buy/sell, trading consolidations, the AMD model, and what the market actually charges you.
Every term used in the book, defined in one sentence.
Two chapters are the heart of the book: cross currency analysis, which names the pair to trade, and SMT divergences, which say when to enter. Everything else is there to serve them. The three worked examples are walked through chart by chart, from the monthly down to the entry.