MTF + OHLC

To mold the view or perspective of a price chart using MTF & DLS, one must unlearn things that have they have used before.
In order to introduce this view scope to your vision of a price chart

MTF also known as Storyline, Direction, or Market Flow (all same) will help initiate your trend that start from entry
point to intra turned swing.

OHLC will show you the organic, algorithmic creation of a candle that forms at key levels. We understand that every candle
has an open, high, low, and close. But we often overlook these simple yet powerful details.

How these candles are being formed ON HTF using Absolute Real Time .... Using Real time, we track the closure: Breakout
(BrO) or Rejection (Rej) in LTF candles to track continuation or pullback.

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OHLC:

| If Bullish, candle should open and go down first. |

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| If Bearish, candle should open and go up first. |

For Example: with an open mind just think ......

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How will a new weekly candle open if you are in an overall bearish market?
The idea is, H1 H4 Daily should go UP FIRST during the early part of the week, tap into a key level DL that was either
broken or rejected and continue to move price towards the intended MTF direction.

 The question to ask yourself is, if there is a BrO or Rej of a key DL, how do the candles open and eventually close
using real time.
 The observations that you need to make using real time and MTF are the creation of DLs and how they have formed
after the interaction of the DL.
 This will give us insight to determine continuation or reversal.

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To be well‐prepared, operate and maneuver in the market with two narratives always. the Buys and the Sells. Identify DLs

the market will do.

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on both ends. Doing so will allow you to be flexible and not operate with expectations that your psychology generated in
prospects to be met. Do not formulate your analysis based off your imagination ...

Do not use words like " I think, I expect, I speculate ", etc. in contention to support your belief of what you think that

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MTF:
We need to establish the Direction for HTF (M + WD (Even tho monthly is on top, I like to play WD because pf their precise
calendar closures. The week will always end at the end of the week and daily completes the week .... Monthly closures do
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not align with Weekly Daily but Monthly levels are still important!))

We must observe Where are we going and where are we coming from?

1. In General, the key for MTF is to identify the BrO or Rej of one of the signatures DLs; *We start at Monthly*.
a. We only care for closed candles which provide the info on BrO or Rej. Thus, using OHLC, we observe how the NEXT
candle opens and the formation of it is left for us to process, ascertain, and opportunity.
b. We need to adapt and react to the information of candlestick‐to‐candlestick analysis from its origin and
potential ending point. This is also why HTF (MWD) levels are essential for our examination because they hold more
force for the push that you are looking for.

2. Which DL was broken, and Which DL broke it? (Mark your levels)
a. What direction is MWD? (Make Note of this)

3. HTF DLS will ALWAYS generate some type of reaction REGARDLESS how many times price broke through and rejected them.
a. This is why HTF DLs are special, and I tend to focus on them much more than LTF. These levels from the past,
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specifically, HTF DLs that were rejected multiple times, which led to a swing, then broken through recurrently CAN
indeed be traded from again at current market Price. They can offer you a reaction to pullback or reverse price.
b. Within the monthly decision, there is always going be a weekly, daily, h4, h1.... Mark them with Timeframe labels

4. We need to observe Each of these timeframes and how they are closing
*this is fractal for h1 to h4 to daily .... daily to weekly*
a. From a technical standpoint it is just a game of cat and mouse.
5.
a. If Closure with BrO or Rej then where did it come from?
b. If BrO, identify DL that caused the break. Break and Retest.
c. If Rej, there is two steps:
 Observe how the next candle forms using OHLC theory.
 Identify the DL that took price to the trade Level and observe if it breaks. If so, then prices will
continue.

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* Important Note *
Even though Monthly is Highest of timeframe of order, Monthly closures are not constant and can be misleading. Many times,
Monthly will close in the middle of the week, while the weekly candle is still printing.
4b. This is where things begin to get interesting.