Lecture 025 SBB Super Breaker Block Bullish

SUPER BREAKER BLOCK (SBB)
1. EXTERNAL FUEL
IDM (LIQ or EQH or TREND)
IMB, OB, BB, MIB, etc..
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2. HIGH QUALITY BREAK

1. Large Body Candlesticks
2. Mostly Same Colour Candlesticks
BREAK 3. Strong Breakout (Opposite of SFP)
S/R FLIP ZONE

4. Candlestick Closes Below Break
5. Imbalances
6. Possible S/R Flip Area
7. Fast Movement & Break (No Pause)
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3. BREAKER BLOCK
BB
BB (Full)
(First Touch)
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4. PD ARRAY
PREMIUM
BB

DISCOUNT
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5. SUPPLEMENTS
PREMIUM
BB
IMB
Other OB, BB, MiB, Etc…


DISCOUNT
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6. INTERNAL FUEL
PREMIUM
BB
IMB
Other OB, BB, MiB, Etc…


DISCOUNT
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7. ENTRY HTF
1. Playing for Reaction
2. No chance of missing the entry
Entry 3. No precision is needed
4. No LTF con rmation needed

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5. HIGHER STOP-OUT RATE!
I D M
HTF BB
6. LESS PROFIT
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8. ENTRY LTF
1. Micro BB, OB, MiB Entry Models
2. High Precision (SNIPER)
3. High Pro t
Entry Entry
4. Lower Stop-Out Rate

MSB NO MSB
LTF BB LTF MiB 5. CHANCE OF MISSING TRADE
HTF BB
6. COMPLEX and TIME CONSUMING
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solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial securities, assets, or any type of investments.
Mete Kaplan is not registered as an investment adviser or is not a CPA with any federal or state regulatory agency in any country. The information shared in this document, video, social
media post or blog post is my (Mete Kaplan) personal opinion only, which may or may not be accurate.
Leverage enables traders, using a relatively small amount of money, to take a position that is many times the initial investment. This leverage effect can work both in your favour and to your
detriment. It also opens up the risk of experiencing high losses. Please trade with caution when you use leverage in trading or investing. Your risk is particularly not limited to the initial investment,
but can quickly fall into a negative range in the event of strong movements, meaning you may be obligated to pay far more than your initial wager.
Furthermore, we would like to draw attention to the “leverage” effect of trading, which can work both for you and against you. Exploiting such leverage effects can lead to large
losses in trading on the one hand and to high profits on the other.
Any trade that is taken based upon our educational or research materials is at your own risk for your own account. Trading foreign exchanges (forex), cryptos (cryptocurrencies or coins), stocks,
options, commodities, ETFs, mutual funds, index funds, or any other type of financial securities on cash accounts or margin accounts may not be suitable for all investors and could be highly
risky.
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SUPER BREAKER BLOCK (SBB)

IDM (LIQ or EQH or TREND)

IMB, OB, BB, MIB, etc..

LEARN BY WATCHING YouTube

FREE TRADING COURSE

2. HIGH QUALITY BREAK

2. Mostly Same Colour Candlesticks

BREAK 3. Strong Breakout (Opposite of SFP)

S/R FLIP ZONE

6. Possible S/R Flip Area

7. Fast Movement & Break (No Pause)

IDM (LIQ or EQH or TREND)

IMB, OB, BB, MIB, etc..

Other OB, BB, MiB, Etc…

IMB, OB, BB, MIB, etc..

IDM (LIQ or EQH or TREND)

Other OB, BB, MiB, Etc…

IMB, OB, BB, MIB, etc..

1. Playing for Reaction

2. No chance of missing the entry

Entry 3. No precision is needed

4. No LTF con rmation needed

1. Micro BB, OB, MiB Entry Models

2. High Precision (SNIPER)

4. Lower Stop-Out Rate

LTF BB LTF MiB 5. CHANCE OF MISSING TRADE

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