Swing Reversal

Overview
About
I’ve given you an amazing sweep strategy and an amazing liquidity entry for swing trading
strategy. Both of those are similar. This method combines the logic behind those but filter out
the losers by adding in the trend change logic on a LTF to confirm the fakeout.

This is basically the Liquidity entry + Sniper pattern in 1 method

When To Use
This will be your secondary method to look for. You will spot it similarly to how you would a
normal sweep/liquidity entry. Look on any time frame or any pair and wait for swing highs and
lows to be tested.

Key Notes
This addition of the LTF trend change on a swing high/low will filter out losers in the liquidity
method.

Trend or Reversal?
Reversal

Data
Not enough data. Assume the same stats as sweep / liquidity entry but higher hit rate & more
flexible.

In a Nutshell
You will watch for a test of the highs and lows of a range, then zoom in to a smaller time frame
and wait for the base break. Unlike the Sniper strategy you will not need to wait for a double
confirmation for trend change to be assumed.
Execution
Performing this trade is identical to the liquidity entry strategy, except now we will be looking at
any time frame. As this is a case of looking for stop hunts and reversals on the key swing point.
Please reread that strategy to ensure you know what's going on. This section will be brief.

First we look for a sweep of a local swing high or low.

Then we zoom into the LTF to confirm that the level the brought us to the high is close below

Ensure the LTF is somewhat similar to the HTF, 5min->1min, 1hr->15m, 4hr-15m, D->1hr etc..
for example
We then enter the market with a stop at the swing high(or within the range if the wick is nuts.
We target lows generally. There are some extra options in the next section.

Managing Your Trade

Similar to the sniper method we are now shifting our TPs to be 50,50 or all at once. There are
two cases for taking profit. The first is the base break on the LTF happened outside the
range(above the high, or below the low), this case we will take our first profit on the retest of the
major swing level. Here is an example
In this case we take 50% on the retest of the swing highs and then 50% on the bottom of the
original range.

The second case is when the base break happens on the inside of the range. In this case we
will take profit on the opposite side of the range and you can take some at the EQ. Here is an
example