Forex Operating Hours

 Open 24H/5days
 During the day there are periods with more liquidity and more volatility.
 These periods are better to trade on Forex as several markets open at the same time.
o Asian Session
o London Session
o US Session
Best time to trade Forex
 Overlapping of Asian & London Session -Look for JPY pairs
  Overlapping of London & US Session - Look for USD pairs
 Volatility of pairs have been noted to be increased during the overlapping times
o Asian Session
 Look for pairs relating to AUD, NZD, and JPY
o London Session
 Look for pairs relating to EUR, GBP, and CHF
o US Session
 Look for pairs relating to USD, CAD

As London & US sessions overlap, we should be looking at GBP, CHF, EUR, USD, and CAD
USD & CAD would be more active during US session
Best days to trade Forex are Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

EMA Settings for BTMM:

EMA TREND
EMA Trend: when EMA 50 and 200 is above price (at the same time EMA 50 is below EMA 200) then its downtrend,
when EMA 50 and 200 is below price (at the same time EMA 50 is above EMA 200) then its uptrend, we did not trade
against that (only Sells in downtrend and only Buys in uptrend), except when there was TDI Divergence or when
some patterns bounce on Yesterday’s High/Low on certain conditions.
Also there is no need to know counting levels since all trades where in the trend of the EMAs (downtrend - EMA 50
and 200 above price, uptrend - EMA 50 and 200 below price) and there were no counter trend trades (buy in
downtrend, sell in uptrend) .So if BTMM was a problem because of levels then it’s no more a problem, just follow
the EMA trend and don’t trade counter trend to the EMA trend (only trade counter trend on TDI divergence trades
and Patterns at Yesterday’s High/Low).
What I need to tell you more about the EMA trend is where to take profit if you trade counter trend to it: So when
trading counter trend (EMA trend) on TDI divergence trades, take Profit on the EMAs 50 and 200.
Like on this Regular divergence BUY trade which goes counter trend, the first TP was at EMA 50 (light blue) and
second TP was at EMA 200 (white)
For other trades only follow the EMA trend, so there was only sell trades when EMA 200 and 50 are above price

Example this Zoneflips Sell after 2 equal lows with EMA 200 bounce and candlestick rejection wick, trades only with
the EMA trend (Only Sells on Downtrend)
TDI Indicator Settings:
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SIGNATURE TRADE QUIZZES :
BTMM signature trades we will discuss are:
-Baseline bounce trade (BLB)
-Zoneflips
-TDI Divergence
-Asian Range bounces (AR Trade)
-12, 22, 21 Box Trades
-Safety Trades - Type 1 (M/W/Half Bat)
- Type 2 (at AR-00 line)
- Type 3 (AR-50, Straight-Away Trades)
-50 EMA bounce - ID50 (M15)
- 50/50 Bounce (H1)
-200 EMA bounce / Stop Hunt Hold the Mayo (SHHM) / Sharkfin Hold the Mayo.
And how to combine all those with BTMM confluences like Timing, Candlestick Rejecting candles e.t.c
What is a Sharkfin?
TDI Sharkfin is when the Green (Price/RSI) Line comes out of the Blue (Volatility Band) Line and returns back in,
hence forming a shape resembling a Shark's fin (green RSI line) when its swimming near the surface of water (blue
Volatility band line)
How to Manage TP and SL on each Trade:

This is example of how to manage your stop loss in a trade, take all what the market gives in a trade even if you have
a fixed TP trail you’re SL. I personally don't have fixed TP i just trail my SL and take whatever the market gives.
Trailing SL means shifting your stop loss (mostly manually) to the profit side of the trade. After price move to profit,
you have to start with shifting SL to breakeven (where you entered the trade) then start shifting it to profit as profit
increases.
For TIMING (especially for mobile users) use BTMM timings
11:00pm High/Low Reset (MM spread is set)
11:00pm to 2:00am Dead Gap
Asian Session: 2:30am - 9:00am Gap 9:00-9:30am
London Session: 9:30am - 3:00pm Gap 3:00-3:30pm
New York Session: 3:30pm - 11:00pm

TDI Divergence
TDI Divergence is one of the confluences (confirmations) of taking trades of M and W patterns while they are
reversing the trend (regular divergence) or simply continuation of the trend (hidden divergence) or in exaggerated
divergence like we find RSI bounce on MBL on the second leg of M or W
If u sees closely the line of identifying the divergence is drawn on the same side if up on chart price then up on Green
TDI line for short bias sells trades, and if down on price chart down of TDI's green line for long bias buy trades
DIVERGENCE WITH TIMING FOR INTRA-DAY TRADES (M15 Timeframe) :
TDI DIVERGENCE WHEN OCCURS WITH PATTERN M or W which have REJECTING CANDLES (pins, stars, hammers, rail
road tracks etc.) on their legs and SECOND LEG is at a SESSION OPEN (example Asian session open, London session
open, new york session open) its bonus money. Let me show some examples.
To get extra confirmation you just have to know which currency is traded at mostly which time, when the big moves
happen to its pairs at that time due to its Market makers involvement.
TDI Divergence with Second Leg at New York session open (small blue box overlapping with Red New york session
box) with a lot of pins to the top, they went for one more stop hunt forming M at New York session that is still with
TDI Divergence
They did the same thing on London session open
W pattern with second leg entering London session (small blue box) that is divergent with TDI and has candle pins to
the bottom at each leg

Green Arrows: you can see MM play the Divergence trade and moved it right at New York open (beginning of red
box) you can see the Rail road track candle their moves painted on chart at that leg.
Blue Arrows: you can see that Multi session M with lots of pins to the top with a nice Exaggerated divergence play
entry at Asian session open (first 1/3 of big blue box), you just eat with the MM together.

New York session open TDI Regular Divergence entry

Asian session open TDI Exaggerated Divergence entry

London session open TDI Regular Divergence entry after stop hunt low

4 CONCEPTS IN TDI DIVERGENCE WITH TIMING

We can see how the Regular Divergence is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) ( shown by yellow dashed lines )

We can see how Regular Divergence is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown by yellow dashed lines) and how
Exaggerated Divergence is also an entry to Source Order Block (OB) (shown by blue rectangle)
We can see how the Regular Divergence is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) ( shown by yellow dashed lines )

We can see how the Regular Divergence is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) ( shown by yellow dashed lines )
What we have learned today is that in Regular Divergences it’s safer to enter at the Liquidity Hunt zone and that
Exaggerated Divergences entry is usually at the Source Order Block

Baseline bounce trade (BLB)

MBL(Market Base Line) is the yellow line of TDI
RSI (Price) Line is the green line of TDI
As you see it starts with an M or W off of the Mayo (EMA 200 the white one) then the price moves a bit and comes
back for the entry to bounce off of either EMA 50 (Water - light blue) or EMA 200 (Mayonnaise - White) at the same
time on TDI we see the MBL (Market Base line - yellow) is slanted (has a slope - not flat) and RSI (Price) Line
(Green/Black) is bouncing off of the MBL
after M or W on EMA 200 you just wait for retracement of price back to EMA 50 or 200 and at the same time on TDI
Market base line (yellow) must be slanted ( not flat ) and price line (green) bounces off the Market Base line then
its over, Enter
As we can see where EMAs are congested the M or W can happen on EMA 800 also
As you see all the charts above the Market base line MBL (the yellow line on TDI) is slanted downward or upward
even before the entry
If you see a MBL is flat and not slanted then its not a better Baseline Bounce trade
And there must be An M or W off the EMA 200 (or EMA800 when EMA 200 and 800 are near) before the
retracement entry on EMA 50 or 200 with slanted MBL on TDI
As we see all examples above the MBL was slanted even before entry, that is the confirmation for this Baseline
Bounce trade
4 CONCEPTS IN BASELINE BOUNCE TRADE (BLB)

We can see how the Entry was also at the Source Order Block (OB) ( shown by blue rectangle ) , also at the Breaker
Block (BB) ( shown by green rectangle)

We can see how the Entry was also at the Order Block (OB) ( shown by blue rectangle )

ZONEFLIPS
These are usually a support that turns to resistance or resistance that turns to a support after price break through it
then comes back to bounce on it, the bounce/retest will be accompanied by rejecting candles to the Zoneflips
ZONEFLIPS are more reliable to trade in only two places:
 At the zone where equal highs or equal lows formed before.
 At the zone where apex (neckline) happened, it can be apex of patterns like M, W or Head & Shoulders.
These are the strongest form of zoneflips (flipzones or whatever you call them) that have equal highs or equal lows
and price after breaking the zone comes back to retest it

These are second best zoneflips to trade that retest the apex (neckline) of patterns like M (above), W, Head &
Shoulders
I hope that short explanation is enough, dont forget the more confluences that happen at these zone flips to take
the trade mostly are rejecting candles ( pins, stars, RR tracks, e.t.c) and sometimes Timing (session open) also
sometimes even a bounce on EMAs 50,200 or 800 can happen at zone flips.
ZONEFLIPS WITH TIMING AND EMA BOUNCE FOR INTRA-DAY TRADES (M15
Timeframe)
ZONEFLIPS with entries which have REJECTING CANDLES (pins, stars, hammers, rail road tracks etc.), For TIMING they
occur at session open (London session open, New York session open or Asian session open) and they are a BOUNCE
OFF OF EMAs 13, 50,200
Green arrow is Zoneflips entry at London session open (small blue box) also it’s a bounce on EMA 50 also a Rail Road
track candle rejection off the zone. The Zoneflips was preceded by two Equal highs (green dots).
Blue arrow is Zoneflips entry at New York session open (red big box) with rail road tracks candlestick pattern
rejection off the zone, The Zoneflips was preceded by two Equal highs (blue dots).

Zoneflips entry at Green arrow with rejecting candle ( shooting star ) as a bounce on EMA 200 at New York session
open as Timing. Zoneflips is preceded by apex (green dot) of M formation.
Zoneflips entry at London session open with EMA 50 bounce with rejecting candles and zoneflip was preceded by
equal highs

Zoneflip entry at Asian session (big blue box) with EMA 200 and 50 bounce with rejecting hammers with Sharkfin on
TDI proving it was a stop hunt and the zoneflip was preceded by Equal lows (green dots)

Asian session zoneflip

London session zoneflip with Sharkfin on TDI

London session open zoneflip and New York session open zoneflip with Sharkfin on TDI
New York session open zoneflip

ASIAN RANGE BOUNCE (AR Trade)

Those Yellow dashed lines after the Asian Range box will appear at the top and bottom is AR-00 levels and at the
middle is AR-50 level

Asian Range Bounce (AR Trade) is a bounce on the levels AR-00 top/bottom or AR-50 level after inducement out of
the Asian Consolidation range (big blue box)
After inducement out of Asian range box, price comes back to bounce off the EMA 50 and either half of the Asian
range box at AR-50 or top/bottom of the Asian range box at AR-00
At the same time in TDI, the RSI (price) line (the green line) bounces off the 50 level of TDI either exactly at 50 levels
or within 1.5 points of the 50 level of TDI

If you set your TDI well, the middle dashed line is the 50 Level of the TDI

For those using mobile devices, to draw the Asian range correctly it is 32 candles in M15 timeframe after the Asian
range starts in your country and factor in the broker's time. The box is drawn starting in half of the first candle and
31 candles follow then in half of the remaining candle to be 32 candles exactly. And is from the top of the highest
wick in that range to bottom of the lowest wick in that range. Then draw an estimate of the AR-50 line and AR-00
lines can be drawn exact.
You can see the bounce at top of the Asian range AR-00 and at the same time it’s a bounce on EMA 50 and on TDI it
bounced off of 50 Level exactly

You can see bounce at AR-50 and EMA 50 after

Asian range box and a bounce at 50 levels in TDI
for confirmation of entry
You can see bounce at AR-50 and EMA 50 after Asian range box and inducement out of it and a bounce at 50 levels
in TDI for confirmation of entry
AR bounce RSI also bounces on MBL and 50 levels on TDI

ASIAN RANGE BOUNCE (AR TRADE) EXAMPLES WITH TIMING:

In my TDI the black dashed line is the 50 Level of

TDI. What we look for in TDI to confirm the Asian
Range Bounce trade is the RSI (Price line) green line
to bounce off of the 50 Level of TDI, NOT
specifically on the MBL (yellow), what we look for
is bounce specifically on the TDI 50 Level (black
dashed line on my TDI)
Timing: London Open
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with RR track candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.

Timing: London Open

Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with RR track candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.
Timing: London Open
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with morning star rejecting candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.

Timing: New York Open

Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, Top AR-00 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with morning star rejecting candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.
Timing: New York Open
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with RR tracks rejecting candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.

Timing: London Open

Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with doji rejecting candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.
Timing: London session
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with hammer rejecting candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.

LEFT:
Timing: London Open
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, Bottom AR-00 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with RR tracks rejecting candles, On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.
MIDDLE:
Timing: New York Open
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, Top AR-00 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with RR tracks rejecting candles, On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.
RIGHT:
Timing: London Open
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with evening star rejecting candles, On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.
LEFT:
Timing: New York Open
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, Bottom AR-00 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with RR tracks rejecting candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.
RIGHT:
Timing: London session
Asian Bounce trade:
On chart, AR-50 bounce and EMA 50 bounce with RR tracks rejecting candles
On TDI, RSI 50 Level bounces.

4 CONCEPTS IN ASIAN RANGE BOUNCE TRADES WITH TIMING

We can see at the AR-50 bounce there is also an Order Block (OB) (shown by blue rectangle) as extra confluence.
We can see at the AR-50 bounce there is also an Order Block (OB) (shown by blue rectangle) as extra confluence.

We can see at the AR-50 bounce there is also an Order Block (OB) (shown by blue rectangle) as extra confluence.
We can see extra confluences in this AR-50 trade, Inefficiency Areas (IA) (shown by yellow rectangle) and Order Block
(OB) in it (shown by blue rectangle)

We can see extra confluence in this AR-00 trade, an Inefficiency Areas (IA) (shown by yellow rectangle)
We can see extra confluence in this AR-50 trade, an Inefficiency Areas (IA) (shown by yellow rectangle)

12, 22, 21 BOX TRADES WITH TDI EXAGGERATED DIVERGENCE, TIMING,

CANDLESTICK REJECTION PATTERNS AND YESTERDAY'S HIGH/LOW (BLUE
TRACER)
The best reliable 12,22,21 box trades are the ones in same zone at previous day's high/low (blue tracer) and having
an Exaggerated/Regular divergence with TDI's RSI(price) green line, with Timing and Rejecting candles.
These are the best since also most of them are for short term holding traders. Just look at the examples below.

21 box trade in M15

ENTRY at blue tracer (yesterday's high) with Doji candles
TIMING London session
TDI Regular Divergence with Sharkfin at entry
21 box trade in M15
ENTRY at blue tracer (yesterday's low) with Hammer candle.
TIMING Asian session open
TDI Exaggerated Divergence with MBL bounce

Box trade in H1
ENTRY at blue tracer (yesterday's low) with Doji candle.
TIMING Asian session open
TDI Exaggerated Divergence with MBL bounce
Box trade in H1
ENTRY at blue tracer (yesterday's high) with Rail road tracks candles.
TIMING Asian session open
TDI Exaggerated Divergence with MBL bounce

STOP HUNT HOLD THE MAYO (SHHM) (200 EMA Bounce Trades)
How to anticipate/look for the trade:
For H1: After EMA 50 and EMA 200 cross on H1 Timeframe start looking for retracement bounce on EMA 200 on H1
For M15: When price is bouncing at EMA 50 on H1 at the same time it is bouncing off EMA 200 on M15 Timeframe
On H1 after EMAs 50 and 200 cross, anticipate the
retracement trade on EMA 200(Mayo)
You can see the Sharkfin on TDI, that is why some
people call it Sharkfin hold the Mayo

EMA 50 bounce on H1 is
EMA 200 bounce on M15
On M15 (as in these 3 examples) you can see the EMA 200 (Mayo) bounce trades (that are EMA 50 bounce trades on
H1) at the same time there is a Sharkfin on TDI

The Stop Hunt patterns that can happen as bounce on the EMA 200 (Mayo) are M, V and W patterns with Rejecting
Candlestick patterns like pins of hammers, Rail road tracks, and Cord of Wood etc.
And on TDI there is a Sharkfin.
STOP HUNT HOLD THE MAYO / SHARKFIN HOLD THE MAYO / EMA 200 BOUNCE
TRADE WITH TIMING AND CANDLESTICK REJECTING PATTERNS:
In M or W stop hunt patterns bounce on the Mayo (EMA 200) the first leg has to be a Sharkfin and second leg is
either a RSI bounce on Volatility band (blue) or RSI bounce on MBL (yellow) .
In V stop hunt patterns only TDI Sharkfin happens with candlestick rejecting patterns off of the EMA 200 (Mayo) on
chart.
Since we don't know what of the three patterns may happen, then first entry is if in TDI a Sharkfin is present on first
leg with candlestick rejection patterns off the EMA 200 on chart then another entry may be put on second leg where
on TDI it’s an RSI bounce on Volatility band or cross/bounce on Market Base line (MBL)
Never forget Timing in the Trade, and it’s the market maker move you are in, since they trade according to time
(session) and location they are in.

Timeframe H1
W Pattern off the EMA 200(Mayo)
Doji rejecting candles both legs.
Timing second leg New York session open.
TDI Sharkfin on first leg and Volatility Band bounce on second leg.

Timeframe M15
W Pattern off the EMA 200(Mayo)
Hammer rejecting candles both legs.
Timing second leg London session.
TDI sharkfin on first leg and Volatility Band
bounce on second leg.
Timeframe M15
M Pattern off the EMA 200(Mayo)
COW rejecting candles second leg.
Timing second leg New York session.
TDI Sharkfin on first leg and MBL bounce on second leg.

Timeframe M15
Consolidation with stop hunts off the EMA 200(Mayo)
RR tracks rejecting candles on legs.
Timing on leg with MBL bounce: London session open.
TDI Sharkfin on first leg and MBL bounce on entry leg.
TDI Exaggerated Divergence with the consolidation off of the Mayo.
Timeframe H1
21 Pattern off the EMA 200(Mayo)
Rejecting candles all legs.
Timing second leg London session open.
TDI Sharkfin on first leg and MBL bounce on second leg.

Timeframe M15
M Pattern off the EMA 200(Mayo)
Doji rejecting candle on second leg.
Timing second leg New York session.
TDI Sharkfin on first leg and Volatility Band bounce on second leg.
Timeframe M15
W Pattern off the EMA 200(Mayo)
RR tracks rejecting candles both legs.
Timing second leg London session open.
TDI Sharkfin on first leg and MBL bounce on second leg.

Timeframe M15
V Pattern off the EMA 200(Mayo)
RR tracks rejecting candles.
Timing London session.
TDI Sharkfin.
50 EMA BOUNCE TRADES
These include:
- Intraday 50/50 Bounce (ID50) in M15
- 50/50 Bounce in H1

How the setups starts: During Level 3 where the EMAs 13,50,200 are fanned out while an Anchor (peak formation /
reset) is formed, then as EMAs 50 and 200 come back together EMA 50 and EMA 13 cross and price pulls away then
comes back to retest(bounce) on the EMA 50

On TDI at Entry, RSI/Price line crosses the Signal line above or below the 50 level of TDI

Example of RSI/Signal Line crosses

above/below 50 Level of TDI
Steps to the Setup [both ID50 (M15) and 50/50 Bounce (H1)];
- EMAs 50 & 200 start to come back to each other.
- Plot the Anchor (it can be M, W, Half Bat, Head and Shoulders or Triple Top/Bottom) that formed to the left of the
chart.
- EMA 13/50 cross each other (EMA 50/200 cross is even nicer) then price moves away for distance about 25 to 50
pips THEN price sharply comes back to retest/bounce on the EMA 50 with rejecting candle patterns.
- On TDI the RSI/Signal line crosses each other above or below the 50 Level of TDI.
50 EMA BOUNCE TRADES [ID50 (M15) & 50/50 BOUNCE (H1)]

4 CONCEPTS IN 50 EMA BOUNCE TRADES WITH TIMING

We can see at the 50 EMA Bounce Trade entries there was an extra confluence of an Order Block (OB) (shown by
blue rectangle)
We can see at the 50 EMA Bounce Trade entries there was an extra confluence of an Order Block (OB) (shown by
blue rectangle)

We can see at the 50 EMA Bounce Trade entries there was an extra confluence of an Order Block (OB) (shown by
blue rectangle)
We can see at the 50 EMA Bounce Trade entries there was an extra confluence of an Order Block (OB) (shown by
blue rectangle)

We can see at the 50 EMA Bounce Trade entries there was an extra confluence of a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown by
yellow dashed lines)

We can see at the 50 EMA Bounce Trade entries there was an extra confluence of an Order Block (OB) (shown by
blue rectangle)

WITH TIMING AND CANDLESTICK REJECTING PATTERNS

In my TDI the black middle horizontal dashed line is the 50 Level of TDI
At entry of EMA 50 bounce trade we look for RSI (green) line cross with Signal (red) line above or below the 50 Level
of TDI

50/50 bounce trade (H1)

Anchor to the left (the green rectangle)
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor (arrow on chart)
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Entry on EMA 50 with Rail road tracks candlestick (circle on chart)
Timing on the entry: London session open
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line below Level 50 of TDI
ID50 trade (M15)
Anchor to the left
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Shooting star and Doji candlestick rejecting patterns on EMA 50 entry
Timing on the entry: New York session open
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line below Level 50 of TDI

ID50 trade (M15)

Anchor to the left
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Doji and Bearish Engulfing candlestick rejecting patterns on EMA 50 entry
Timing on the entry: London session
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line below Level 50 of TDI
50/50 Bounce trade (H1)
Anchor to the left
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Hammer rejecting candlestick pattern on EMA 50 entry
Timing on the entry: London session open
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line above Level 50 of TDI

50/50 Bounce trade (H1)

Anchor to the left
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Rail road tracks rejecting candlestick pattern on EMA 50 entry
Timing on the entry: London session open
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line above Level 50 of TDI
50/50 Bounce trade (H1)
Anchor to the left
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Pin (wick) on EMA 50 entry
Timing on the entry: London session open
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line below Level 50 of TDI

ID50 trade (M15)

Anchor to the left
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Rail Road tracks candlestick rejecting pattern on EMA 50 entry
Timing on the entry: New York session open
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line below Level 50 of TDI
ID50 trade (M15)
Anchor to the left
EMA 13/50 cross after Anchor
Price move away from Anchor and retraces on EMA 50
Hammer candlestick rejecting pattern on EMA 50 entry
Timing on the entry: London session
On TDI: RSI (green) line cross Signal (red) line above Level 50 of TDI

SAFETY TRADES
Safety trade here means that the trade is following the EMA trend and not against it. Meaning when EMA 200 and
EMA 50 are above price (downtrend), we only sell, and when EMA 200 and EMA 50 are below price (uptrend) we
only buy.

Safety Trades are the signature trades that happen on London Session after the Asian range box, this is the session
that Steve Mauro likes to trade and these Safety trades are described from his teachings.

So look to trade pairs that have currencies that move during London session.

Look for these trades in M15 timeframe.

These trades are the Stop hunts after the Asian range during the London session Especially Type 1 Safety Trades;
others are Type 2 and Type 3.

Also they happen after an Anchor (peak formation / reset) then the Asian Ranges follows then the trade happens In
Safety (following the EMA trend) as it can be seen in the diagram above.

They go with the EMA trend and not against it. As seen in the diagram above, refer to it every time Type 1, Type 2
and Type 3 Safety trades are mentioned here.

They are also called London Patterns as seen below

Common Patterns that happen in those areas are the BTMM patterns below: (Especially in Type 1 Safety Trades)
The best entries (Especially for Type 1 Safety Trades) happen at the Second leg after Price on chart closes
above/below EMA 13 which happens simultaneously with Price(RSI) line (green) crossing above/below the MBL
(yellow) in TDI respectively. As seen below: (other entries and confluences will be explained)

We can see what happens on TDI at entry on second leg of patterns M, W or Half Bat.

TYPE 1 SAFETY TRADES

In Type 1 Safety Trades we can see patterns like M, W and Half Bats that form above or below Asian range box in
London Session as a bounce on EMA 200

Entries happen at Second leg:

-First Entry can be from a presence of TDI divergence at the candlestick pattern
-Second Entry (or first entry if there is no divergence) happens when price (candle) closes above/below EMA 13
according to direction of the pattern (example W pattern meaning when candle closes above EMA 13, for M pattern
when candle closes below EMA 13) on charts which happens simultaneously with RSI (price) line (green line) crossing
above/below (example for W pattern its above, for M pattern its below) Market base line (MBL) (yellow line) in TDI
-Third Entry is on the retracement (if it happens) at the Zoneflip area (apex (neckline) of the pattern)

So you may get all 3, 2 or 1 entry happening in price on charts, the entry that does not miss is the close of price
above/below EMA 13 (red). If divergence does not happen enter at close of price above/below EMA 13 later if
retracement at Zoneflip happens it’s another entry especially if you missed the other entries.

The Entries are not constricted to only Type 1 Safety trade but they happen in all other Multisession or/and Multiday
M/W patterns like the 12,22,21 box trades and other patterns especially TDI Divergence and Zoneflips may happen
there also. Like we have seen in some trades previously and the ones that will continue to be shown.
The specific Entry to look for in Type 1 Safety Trades is the price candle close above/below EMA 13 on chart which
happens with RSI line cross above/below MBL on TDI respectively, Also since the trade is a bounce on EMA 200 then
the earlier entry to take is the candlestick rejection pattern at EMA 200, like the M/W off EMA 200 we have
discussed in EMA 200 bounce trades but now they have to happen in Type 1 Safety Trades London Pattern.

Refer to the diagram of Type 1 Safety Trades to see how they are in relation to the Asian range box and that they are
a bounce on EMA 200. And Refer to the diagram of the common patterns in type 1 Safety Trades.

Now i will show chart examples of the Patterns that happen as a Type 1 Safety Trades.
The Buy Entry:
On chart: Price candle closes above EMA 13 (red)
On TDI: RSI line (green) crosses above MBL (yellow)

And vice versa for the Sell entry where on chart Candle closes below EMA 13 and in TDI the RSI line crosses below
MBL.

The earlier entry for these Type 1 Safety Trades is on the EMA 200 bounce
For those using mobile devices, to draw the Asian range correctly it is 32 candles in M15 timeframe after the Asian
range starts in your country and factor in the broker's time. The box is drawn starting in half of the first candle and
31 candles follow then in half of the remaining candle to be 32 candles exactly. And is from the top of the highest
wick in that range to bottom of the lowest wick in that range. For PC users just the work time indicator will draw the
Asian range automatically in your charts when you load the BTMM templates.

TYPE 1 SAFETY TRADES WITH BTMM CONFLUENCES

I will show examples of every chart Pattern that can happen in the Type 1 London pattern and every Entry we
studied in here in this channel like TDI divergence, EMA 200 bounce, Price close above/below EMA 13 and Zoneflips
(retracement at apex of pattern) but will show only for SELL setups, for BUY setup its vice versa.

Remembering the Type 1 Safety Trade:

Refer to the diagram of Type 1 Safety Trades to see how they are a pattern that forms above or below the Asian
range box and that they are a bounce on EMA 200.
Type 1 Safety Trade Sell
Pattern: Confirmed M
Entries: First entry can be spotted at the TDI Exaggerated Divergence with price (green line) entry on second leg
rejecting candles. Extra confluence there is price pattern form at Yesterday's high (blue tracer).
Second Entry at the EMA 200 (white) at the rejecting candles bounce off of the EMA 200 confirmed by Sharkfin on
TDI.
Third Entry at the price candle that closes below EMA 13 (red) pointed with the black arrow also on TDI at the same
time the RSI line (green) crosses below MBL (yellow).
If you have missed all those entries, Fourth entry can be seen at the retest to the apex(neckline) of the M pattern
also known as Zoneflip area (purple horizontal line), the zoneflip is further confirmed by a rejecting wick to it which
is also a retest to the EMA 50 (blue) and a retest to the bottom AR-00 line.

Type 1 Safety Trade Sell

Pattern: Advanced M
Entries: First entry can be spotted at the TDI Regular Divergence with price (green line) entry on second leg rejecting
candles.
Second Entry at the EMA 200 (white) at the rejecting candles bounce off of the EMA 200 confirmed by Sharkfin on
TDI.
Third Entry at the price candle that closes below EMA 13 (red) pointed with the black arrow also on TDI at the same
time the RSI line (green) crosses below MBL (yellow).
Type 1 Safety Trade Sell
Pattern: Half Bat Type 1
Entries:
First Entry at the EMA 200 (white) at the rejecting candles bounce off of the EMA 200 confirmed by Sharkfin on TDI
Second Entry at the price candle that closes below EMA 13 (red) pointed with the black arrow also on TDI at the
same time the RSI line (green) crosses below MBL (yellow).
Third entry can be seen at the retest to the apex(neckline) of the Half Bat pattern also known as Zoneflip area
(purple horizontal line), the zoneflip is further confirmed by a rejecting Rail road tracks to it which is also a retest to
the EMA 50 (blue) and a retest to the top AR-00 line.

Type 1 Safety Trade Sell

Pattern: Half Bat Type 2
Entries:
First Entry at the EMA 200 (white) at the rejecting candles bounce off of the EMA 200 confirmed by Sharkfin on TDI.
Second Entry at the price candle that closes below EMA 13 (red) pointed with the black arrow also on TDI at the
same time the RSI line (green) crosses below MBL (yellow).
TYPE 2 SAFETY TRADES

Type 2 Safety Trade:

Refer to the diagram of Type 2 Safety Trades to see how they are a pattern that forms outside the Asian range box
and extents to the top or bottom of the Asian Range 00 line and that at least one leg of the pattern is a bounce on
EMA 200. Sometimes one of the legs can form at the last 1/3 of the Asian range box.
You can see that they form the same place as AR-00 trades but they are not AR-00 trades because of different
confluences.

You can refer to the AR Trade diagram and examples to see that AR-00 trades are EMA 50 bounces and confirmed on
TDI by RSI bounce on Level 50 of TDI, while Type 2 Safety Trades are a bounce on EMA 200 and on TDI you will get a
Sharkfin confirming the EMA 200 bounce.
Type 2 Safety Trades
A pattern M/W bounces on EMA 200 at AR-00 line (the top/bottom of the Asian range box)
Green Arrow: Showing the top and bottom AR-00 lines (yellow dashed lines) where the Type 2 patterns formed.
Black Arrow: Representing the famous BTMM entry when price candle close above/below EMA 13 when in TDI the
RSI crosses the MBL
Blue Arrow: Showing the Sharkfin that happens on TDI when price bounces off EMA 200 (white)
On the right chart we see the condition where the first leg of the pattern forms at the last 1/3 of the Asian range
box.
Bonus: Purple arrow showing the AR-50 trade that is a bounce on EMA 50 and AR-50 line, confirmed when in TDI the
RSI bounces on Level 50 of TDI. This is just what happened in the right chart above but is not in Type 2 Safety Trade
topic. We already studied AR bounce trades.
A mistake most people do The EMA 200 is in middle of the Asian range box At that time the trend is undefined if its
uptrend or downtrend The normal type 2 safety trades the EMA 200 comes from above or below Asian range box
Thus the trend is defined, like all the explanation and examples sent above
TYPE 2 SAFETY TRADES WITH BTMM CONFLUENCES
The main rules/confluences for it to be Type 2 safety trade is that a pattern out of Asian range should form leg/legs
with rejecting candles on the top/bottom AR-00 line (Asian range box top/bottom) which is a bounce on EMA 200
that come from above/below Asian range respectively.

Type 2 Safety Trade Sell

A pattern out of Asian range with leg/legs having rejecting candles that bounce on both EMA 200 (white) that came
from above Asian range and the top AR-00 line (top of Asian range box) respectively.
Green Arrow: top AR-00 line

Type 2 Safety Trade Sell

A pattern out of Asian range with leg/legs having rejecting candles that bounce on both EMA 200 (white) that came
from above Asian range and the top AR-00 line (top of Asian range box) respectively.
Green Arrow: top AR-00 line
Extra confluences:
Sharkfin on TDI confirming the EMA 200 bounce. (Blue arrow)
Type 2 Safety Trade Buy
A pattern out of Asian range with leg/legs having rejecting candles that bounce on both EMA 200 (white) that came
from below Asian range and the bottom AR-00 line (bottom of Asian range box) respectively.
Green Arrow: bottom AR-00 line
Extra confluences:
Sharkfin on TDI confirming the EMA 200 bounce. (Blue arrow)

Type 2 Safety Trade Buy

A pattern out of Asian range with leg/legs having rejecting candles that bounce on both EMA 200 (white) that came
from below Asian range and the bottom AR-00 line (bottom of Asian range box) respectively.
Green Arrow: bottom AR-00 line
Extra confluences: TDI Regular Divergence with price on chart. (Green lines)
TYPE 3 SAFETY TRADES

As you can these Type 3 Safety trades happen when a pattern forms as a bounce on both AR-50 line (middle of Asian
range box) and EMA 50 simultaneously.
They are sometimes called Straightaway trades or Continuous trades because they sometimes continue right away
from the box, and sometimes they happen as an AR-50 trade , but here don’t force the confluence in TDI that the RSI
should bounce off of the Level 50 of TDI like in AR-50 trades because not all Type 3 Safety trades are AR-50 trades.
They are also called 505050 trades as a short for 50 pips (what Steve Mauro likes as Take Profit target) touching the
50 EMA in the 50% line of the Asian range (the middle line / AR-50 line)
Since it’s still a Safety Trade it should follow the EMA trend, meaning the EMA 50 should be below EMA 200 for a
downtrend where we only sell and the EMA 50 should be above the EMA 200 for an uptrend where we only buy to
be safe as the name Safety Trade.
Don’t go trading Type 3 Safety trade countertrend (against the EMA trend) it won’t be Safety trade.

Type 3 Safety Trades where the common confluence is the price bounce with rejecting candles on both EMA 50
(blue) and AR-50 line (the yellow dashed lines at the middle of the Asian range box) represented by the green
circles.
On the Left: Type 3 Safety Trade Sell which happened as a Straightaway trade. Bonus confluence there was the
TDI Hidden Divergence with price (not related to Straightaway)
On the Right: Type 3 Safety Trade Buy which happened as a AR-50 bounce trade as we see the false move after
the Asian range then retest to AR-50 line as confirmed on TDI by the RSI (green) bounce on Level 50 of TDI
represented by the green arrow (the black dashed lines on my chart on TDI above is the Level 50 of the TDI)
Entries:
On the EMA 50 and AR-50 line at rejecting candle pattern/wicks
At price candle close above/below EMA 13 on chart whereas on TDI the RSI line crosses above/below MBL
respectively.
TYPE 3 SAFETY TRADES WITH BTMM CONFLUENCES
The main confluences are that the price bounce on EMA 50 and AR-50 line simultaneously meaning EMA 50 is at AR-
50 line when price bounce on them. Type 3 can be an AR-50 bounce trade or a Straight-Away trade as previously
shown. Bonus confluence is that the trade mostly happens as a retest to the Yesterday's High/Low (at blue tracer)

Type 3 Safety Trade Sell

Price out of Asian range bounce off of the EMA 50 and AR-50 line at the same time with rejecting candles.

Type 3 Safety Trade Buy

Price out of Asian range bounce off of the EMA 50 and AR-50 line at the same time with rejecting candles.
Type 3 Safety Trade Sell
Price out of Asian range bounce off of the EMA 50 and AR-50 line at the same time with rejecting candles.

Type 3 Safety Trade Buy.

Price out of Asian range bounce off of the EMA 50 and AR-50 line at the same time with rejecting candles.
Type 3 Safety Trade Sell
Price out of Asian range bounce off of the EMA 50 and AR-50 line at the same time with rejecting candles.

Type 3 Safety Trade Buy

Price out of Asian range bounce off of the EMA 50 and AR-50 line at the same time with rejecting candles.

Entries are at the AR-50 and EMA 50 where the rejecting candlestick patterns bounce from (shown by the green
arrows in the examples) , other Entries as usual when price candle close above/below EMA 13 which happens with
RSI cross above/below MBL on TDI respectively.
Once again notice from above examples that Type 3 Safety Trades can sometimes be a retest to the Yesterday's
High/Low
ZONEFLIP (PATTERNS FORMING)

Here we can see the patterns happening around Zoneflip:

Breaker pattern :
Refer to the number 1 diagrams, the pattern like an M or W where the second leg is a Stop Hunt ( it has taken out
the First leg ) then a retest to the apex (neckline) of the pattern is where the entry is as a zoneflip.

Mitigation Pattern :
The diagram number 2, we can see a condensed drawing of how the mitigation pattern can occur, either as a normal
mitigation pattern or as a Head and Shoulders pattern (HnS) . In Mitigation pattern the First leg is failed to be broken
by the Second leg which happens below it, when there is a left shoulder before first leg the second leg becomes the
right shoulder of an HnS pattern. The Zoneflip is at retest to the apex (neckline) of the normal mitigation pattern
and at the retest to the equal high/lows of the Head and Shoulders mitigation pattern.

Zoneflip is shown by red line.

Entry is shown by blue arrow.
ZONEFLIP WITH BTMM CONFLUENCES(PATTERNS FORMING)
As explained before these patterns are mostly traded in H4 , H1 timeframes for swing trades and M15 timeframe for
intraday trades.
The common confluence at the retest to the zoneflip is a bounce off of EMAs 13,50,200 with rejecting candles and
its better if it follows the EMA trend.

An example in H1 Timeframe of both Breaker Zoneflip Buy with a hammer candle bounce on EMA 200 and
Mitigation Zoneflip Sell with a hanging man and bearish engulfing candlestick rejection bounce on EMA 13.

H1 Timeframe
Pattern: Breaker Zoneflip Sell
Entry: Multiple rejecting candles as a bounce on EMA 50 and EMA 13
H1 Timeframe
Pattern: Breaker Zoneflip Buy
Entry: Hammer and Inverted Hammer rejecting candles as a bounce on EMA 13 and EMA 200

M15 Timeframe
Pattern: Mitigation Zoneflip Sell
Entry: Rail Road Track rejecting candles as a bounce on EMA 13 and EMA 50
H1 Timeframe
Pattern: Mitigation Zoneflip Buy
Entry: Morning Star and Doji rejecting candles as a bounce on EMA 200. The EMA 200 bounce confirmed on TDI by a
formation of Sharkfin.

H1 Timeframe
Pattern: Head and Shoulders Mitigation Zoneflip Sell
Entry : Shooting star rejecting candles as a bounce on EMA 50, with MBL bounce on TDI
H1 Timeframe
Pattern: Head and Shoulders Mitigation Zoneflip Buy
Entry : RR tracks and Morning star rejecting candles as a bounce on EMA 50, with MBL bounce on TDI

4 CONCEPTS IN ZONEFLIPS WITH TIMING AND EMA BOUNCE

We can see Zoneflip Entry is also at a Mitigation Block (MB) (shown by blue rectangle)
We can see here Zoneflip entry is also at an Inefficiency Area (IA) (shown by yellow rectangle) also it’s in a Liquidity
Hunt (LH) of previous low in the Inefficiency Area. Second Zoneflip entry is at an Order Block (OB) (shown by blue
rectangle).

We can see the Zoneflip entry is also at an Inefficiency Area (IA) (shown by yellow rectangle) and also at an Order
Block (OB) (shown by blue rectangle)
We can see that Zoneflip second entry is at an Inefficiency Area (IA) (shown by yellow rectangle) and also its at a
Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown by black dashed lines)

We can see the Zoneflip entry was also at an Inefficiency Area (IA) (shown by yellow rectangle)
We can see here the Zoneflip entry was also at a Mitigation Block (MB) (shown by blue rectangle)

QUASIMODO : (HEAD AND SHOULDERS WITH A SLANTED NECKLINE)

As seen in above diagram, Quasimodo (QM) Pattern is a Head and shoulders with a slanted neckline.
The Lower Low (LL) of the neckline for a Sell Quasimodo pattern and the Higher High (HH) of the neckline for a Buy
Quasimodo pattern are preferred to have an Engulfing candlestick pattern.
Entry (shown by blue arrow) is at QM Level Right Shoulder which is mostly the same horizontal price level with the
Left Shoulder.
QUASIMODO PATTERN WITH BTMM CONFLUENCES
Only if one or two of these 3 conditions happen, then it’s safer to trade the Quasimodo Pattern:

 The pattern, especially the head is a bounce on EMA 50,200, 800 and the Entry at QM Level Right Shoulder is
a Bounce on EMA 50,200,800 especially following the EMA trend.
 The pattern, especially the head is a bounce on Yesterday's High/Low and the Entry at QM Level Right
Shoulder is a Bounce on Yesterday's High/Low and/or a bounce on EMA 50,200,800 following or not
following the EMA trend.
 The condition of Yesterday's (Previous Days) High/Low on M15, H1 can be replaced with Previous Week
high/low when trading Quasimodo pattern on H4 timeframe.

The pattern on Entry at QM Level Right Shoulder is also a bounce on a Zoneflip.

If none of the above happens leave it for others, save your money go find another setup to trade.
Look for candlestick rejecting patterns at the Entry on QM Level Right Shoulder.

Quasimodo Pattern Buy M15 Timeframe

Condition : Pattern as EMA Bounce
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at EMA bounces following EMA trend.

Quasimodo Pattern Buy H1 Timeframe

Condition : Pattern as EMA Bounce Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow)
Quasimodo Pattern Buy M15 Timeframe
Conditions :
 Pattern as EMA Bounce
 Pattern at Yesterday's Low Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at Yesterday's Low bounce and at EMA bounces following EMA trend.

Quasimodo Pattern Sell M15 Timeframe

Conditions :
 Pattern as EMA Bounce
 Pattern at Yesterday's High Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at EMA bounces following EMA trend.
Quasimodo Pattern Sell H1 Timeframe
Condition : Pattern at Yesterday's High Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) countertrend.

Quasimodo Pattern Buy M15 Timeframe

Condition : Pattern at Yesterday's Low Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) countertrend.
Quasimodo Pattern Sell M15 Timeframe
Condition : Pattern at Yesterday's High Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at Yesterday's High Bounce and EMA bounce.

Quasimodo Pattern Buy M15 Timeframe

Condition : Pattern at Yesterday's Low Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at Yesterday's Low Bounce countertrend.
Quasimodo Pattern Sell H1 Timeframe
Condition : Pattern at Yesterday's High Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at Yesterday's High Bounce countertrend.

Quasimodo Pattern Sell H1 Timeframe

Condition : Pattern at Yesterday's High Bounce (shown by blue arrow at blue tracer indicator)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) countertrend.
Quasimodo Pattern Sell M15 Timeframe
Conditions :
 Pattern as EMA Bounce
 Pattern is also a M formation Zoneflip at Apex (Zoneflip shown by purple line)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at EMA bounce and at Zoneflip of the M pattern.

Quasimodo Pattern Sell M15 Timeframe

Condition : Pattern as a Breaker Zoneflip. (Zoneflip shown by purple line)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at Breaker Zoneflip.
Quasimodo Pattern Sell M15 Timeframe
Condition : Pattern as a Mitigation Zoneflip. (Zoneflip shown by purple line)
Entry : QM Level Right Shoulder (green arrow) at Mitigation Zoneflip.

4 CONCEPTS IN 200 EMA BOUNCE TRADES WITH TIMING

We can see the entry at 200 EMA bounce is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown yellow dashed lines)
We can see the entry at 200 EMA bounce is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown yellow dashed lines)

We can see the entry at 200 EMA bounce is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown yellow dashed lines)

We can see in the 200 EMA Bounce trade there was also an Order Block (OB) (represented by the blue rectangle)
We can see first 200 bounce trade was also Liquidity Hunt (LH) (represented by yellow dashed lines) and second 200
bounce trade was price return to Order Block (OB) (represented by the blue rectangle)

We can see in the 200 EMA Bounce trade there was also an Order Block (OB) (represented by the blue rectangle)
We can see in the 200 EMA Bounce trade there was also an Order Block (OB) (represented by the blue rectangle)

We can see in the 200 EMA Bounce trade there was also a Breaker Block (BB) (represented by the blue rectangle)

We can see in the 200 EMA Bounce trade there was also an Order Block (OB) (represented by the blue rectangle)
We can see the entry at 200 EMA bounce is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown yellow dashed lines)

We can see the entry at 200 EMA bounce is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown yellow dashed lines)

We can see at the entry at 200 EMA bounce there is an Order Block (OB) (shown by blue rectangle) also an
Inefficiency Area (IA) (shown by green rectangle)
We can see in the 200 EMA Bounce trade there was also an Order Block (OB) (represented by the blue rectangle)

We can see the entry at 200 EMA bounce is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown yellow dashed lines)

We can see the entry at 200 EMA bounce is also a Liquidity Hunt (LH) (shown yellow dashed lines)
ORDER BLOCK MITIGATION
Mitigation zoneflip pattern, there occurs price turn at Mitigation Block, as seen from previous examples below in this
channel of Mitigation Zoneflip pattern where the Mitigation Block (MB) is shown:
As seen above from previous examples , in Mitigation zoneflip pattern, the price turns at the Mitigation Zoneflip
(green line) at most of the time it’s also at a Mitigation Block (MB)
Now let’s go to OB Mitigation pattern:

As usual as the market changes direction, the second leg is shorter than the previous (price fails to break the
top/bottom), then after the price moves away and comes back to retrace, this time the price goes past the
Mitigation Block and to the Order Block of the second leg.
ORDER BLOCK CANDLE
For bearish order block - it’s the last bullish candle in the lower high (and the top wicks in that area) before the
move down by bearish candle

For bullish order block - it’s the last bearish candle in the higher low (and the bottom wicks in that area) before the
move up by a bullish candle
OB Mitigation Pattern:
Entry at Order Block(OB)
Time: Entry at Asian session open
MBL Sharkfin in TDI at OB entry
OB Mitigation Pattern:
Entry at Order Block(OB)
Time: Entry at New York session open

OB Mitigation Pattern:
Entry at Order Block(OB)
Time: Entry at New York session open
TDI Regular Divergence with price at OB entry
OB Mitigation Pattern:
Entry at Order Block(OB)

OB Mitigation Pattern:
Entry at Order Block(OB)
Time: Entry at New York session open
TDI Regular Divergence with price at OB entry
OB Mitigation Pattern:
Entry at Order Block(OB)
Time: Entry at London session open
TDI Sharkfin at OB entry

ORDER BLOCK QUASIMODO

In OB Quasimodo Pattern after the left

shoulder, the head is a small Liquidity Hunt
(Stop Hunt) above the left shoulder candle
wick(s). Now the right shoulder
retracement comes to the Order Block in
the head candle(s) that made the Liquidity
Hunt.
Don’t forget as it’s a Quasimodo, then as
usual it has a low(L) and lower low(LL)
slanted neckline for bearish Quasimodo,
high(H) and higher high (HH) slanted
neckline for bullish Quasimodo. And not as
a regular Head and Shoulders pattern
(HnS) whose neckline has mostly equal
lows/highs for a neckline.
ORDER BLOCK WITH BTMM CONFLUENCES

ON THE LEFT:
OB Quasimodo Pattern:
Entry at Order Block (OB)
Time: Entry at New York session open
TDI Regular Divergence with price at Head
MBL Sharkfin at OB entry

ON THE RIGHT:
OB Mitigation Pattern:
Entry at Order Block (OB)
Time: Entry at New York session open

OB Quasimodo Pattern:
Entry at Order Block (OB)
Time: Entry at Asian session open
EMA 200 bounces at entry
TDI Sharkfin at OB entry
OB Quasimodo Pattern:
Entry at Order Block (OB)
Time: Entry at New York session open
EMA 200 bounces at entry
TDI Regular Divergence with price at Head
MBL Sharkfin at OB entry

OB Quasimodo Pattern:
Entry at Order Block (OB)
Time: Entry at London session
EMA 200 bounces at Head
OB Quasimodo Pattern:
Entry at Order Block (OB)
Time: Entry at New York session open
EMA 800 bounces at entry
TDI Regular Divergence with price at Head
MBL Sharkfin at OB entry

OB Quasimodo Pattern:
Entry at Order Block (OB)
Time: Entry at London session
MBL Sharkfin at OB entry
TURTLE SOUP
Turtle Soup is basically just a Liquidity Hunt at the High/Low of the Day (HOD/LOD) or Yesterday's High/Low (YH/YL)
or Previous Day's High/Low (PDH/PDL).
It also can be a Liquidity Hunt at Previous Week/Month/Year's High/Low but for the timeframes used in this channel
(BTMM lower timeframes); the examples will end at Day/Yesterday/Previous Day's High/Low Liquidity Hunts (Turtle
Soup)

So basically Liquidity Hunts can be taken as a trade themselves like those shown in previous setups shown here in
this channel ( 12,22,21 Box trades, Wedge Box Trades, EMA Bounce trades, AR-00 Bounce trades )
Turtle Soup Liquidity Hunts are specific on HOD/LOD, YH/YL and PDH/PDL
Extra entry confluences: When Liquidity Hunt happens at:
- a bounce at EMA 50,200 or 800
- At London/New York/Asian Session open times
- With TDI Regular Divergence
- With TDI Sharkfin
Pattern: Turtle Soup
Liquidity Hunt (LH) at the Low of the Day (LOD)
Extra confluences at Entry:
-Entry at EMA 200 bounce
-Entry at New York session opens time
-TDI Regular Divergence with price at Entry

Pattern: Turtle Soup

Liquidity Hunt (LH) at the Yesterday's Low (YL) (as seen by the blue tracer)
Extra confluences at Entry:
-Entry at Blue Tracer (blue dashed line)
-TDI Regular Divergence with price at Entry
-TDI Sharkfin at Entry
Pattern: Turtle Soup
Liquidity Hunt (LH) at the Previous Day's High (PDH)
Extra confluences at Entry:
-Entry at Asian session open time
-TDI Regular Divergence with price at Entry

Liquidity Hunt (LH) at the Previous Day's High (PDH)

Extra confluences at Entry:
-Entry at London session opens time
-TDI Regular Divergence with price at Entry
Liquidity Hunt (LH) at the Yesterday's Low (YH)
Extra confluences at Entry:
-Entry at Blue Tracer
-TDI Regular Divergence with price at Entry
-TDI Shark fin at Entry
Pattern: Turtle Soup
Liquidity Hunt (LH) at the Yesterday's Low (YL) (as seen by the redline)
Extra confluences at Entry:
-Entry at the close of bullish engulfing candlestick pattern
-TDI Sharkfin at Entry

TURTLE SOUP PATTERN WITH BTMM CONFLUENCES

Turtle Soup Pattern

Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the High of the Day (HOD)
Extra confluences:
Entry is at EMA 800 bounce and at Yesterday's High (shown by the blue tracer)
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
MBL Sharkfin (shown by green circle) at entry
Timing: London session
This is also a Type 1 Non Safety Trade
Turtle Soup Pattern
Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the High of the Day (HOD)
Extra confluences:
Entry is at EMA 200 bounce at entry
Railroad track (RR) candles at Entry
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
Timing: London session

Turtle Soup Pattern

Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Low of the Day (LOD)
Extra confluences:
MBL Sharkfin (shown by green oval) at entry
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
Timing: New York session open

This is also a Type 1 Non Safety Trade

Turtle Soup Pattern
Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Low of the Day (LOD)
Extra confluences:
MBL Sharkfin (shown by green circle) at entry
TDI Regular Divergence with price at entry
Timing: London session

This is also a Type 1 Non Safety Trade

Turtle Soup Pattern

Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Low of the Day (LOD)
Extra confluences:
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
Timing: New York session open

This is also a Type 1 Safety Trade

Turtle Soup Pattern
Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Yesterday's Low (YL)
Extra confluences:
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
TDI Sharkfin (shown by green circle) at entry
Timing: London session open

This is also a Wedge Box Trade

Turtle Soup Pattern

Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Yesterday's High (YH)
Extra confluences:
TDI Sharkfin (shown by green oval) at entry
Timing: London session

This is also a 21 Box trade

Turtle Soup Pattern
Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Yesterday's High (YH)
Extra confluences:
TDI Sharkfin (shown by green circle) at entry
Timing: New York session open

This is also a 21 Box trade

Turtle Soup Pattern

Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Yesterday's Low (YL)
Extra confluences:
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
Timing: London session open

This is also a Box Trade

Turtle Soup Pattern
Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Previous Day's High (PDH)
Extra confluences:
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
TDI Sharkfin (shown by green circle) at entry
Timing: London session open

This is also a Wedge Box Trade

Turtle Soup Pattern

Entry at Liquidity Hunt (LH) of the Previous Day's Low (PDL)
Extra confluences:
TDI Regular Divergence with price (shown by red lines) at entry
Timing: New York session

This is also a Wedge Box Trade