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Identifying Trading Zones Having
successfully completed the first two

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our trading plan, where we have
determined the market context and also

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of trading we are going to carry out, we
will now move on to the next phase,

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Step 3 of the trading plan.

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Here, we will learn to identify the most
important trading levels and zones

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which we need to take into account,
those in which we are going to look for

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appearance of our entry trigger.

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Remember, everything we have looked at
up to now has helped us to answer the

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first and most important question in our
trading plan.

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What do we want to do? Buy or sell?

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The answer to this question will always
be dependent on the market condition and

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its context.

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The market can only be in two
situations, a range or a trend.

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Within these, there are only three
possible trading contexts.

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In a bearish context, once a
distribution appears, we should only

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operations. preferably false breakouts
at previous highs.

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In a bullish context, once an
accumulation appears, look for buy

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preferably false breakouts at previous
lows.

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In a neutral context, depending on our
profile as a trader, we can trade at

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extremes, preferably favoring the
direction of the trend prior to the

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establishment of the range.

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From that point and once we have decided
which direction we want to position

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ourselves, it is time to look for the
right trading zone.

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Over the duration of the course up to
now, we have already started to look at

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this, but now we will distill it further
so it is absolutely clear.

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The context will determine the type of
trade that we should execute at all

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times. In a bullish or bearish context,
we should trade with the trend, be it

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bullish or bearish, and in a neutral
context, when we are already in a

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sideways movement, we should apply a
form of range trading.

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Within each of the two major types of
trading we can identify different zones

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levels, which will be the ones we will
use to look for our entry point into the

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market. We will now look in more detail
at each of these.

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Let's start with the neutral context, in
which the price begins to develop a new

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structure, and based on this we will
look at the entire module on identifying

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operating zones.

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The general recommendation is that
unless there are sufficient signs to the

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contrary, we should bear in mind the
direction of the previous trend and

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continue trading in this same direction.

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In other words, until we see a potential
Phase C test event appear, the more

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conservative trader should trade only in
the direction of the latest trend.

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A more aggressive trader might consider
trading after false breakouts at the

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edges, until the potential Phase C false
breakout appears.

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Once the Phase C false breakout appears,
only trade in that direction.

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The reason why we should trade in the
direction of the previous trend is due

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the fact that, at an early stage in the
development of a structure, we don't

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really know if the context of the market
has changed and if it is now going to

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start moving sideways, or if instead it
is a simple corrective process that will

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then be followed by a continuation of
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In the end, a trend is an unbalancing of
the market in one direction and

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therefore, at the beginning of a range,
there may still be some imbalance

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towards that side.

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At this point, we can play with two
inputs in our favor.

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The fact that we are going to favor
trading in the same direction as the

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previous imbalance, applying the
principle of technical analysis, which

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that the market will continue to move in
the same direction in which it has been

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moving previously, and the fact that
what we are seeing might not be a slow

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structure, but a much faster pattern
that would act as a simple corrective

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process of the current trend.

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As we see in this example, A market in a
trend context develops many pauses

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within itself.

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This is the nature of the market,
impulsive and corrective movements in

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one direction.

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And depending on the conditions that
exist in the market at that moment,

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corrective movements will develop in one
way or another, more or less quickly

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and more or less intensely.

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But the key is to realize that the
market is still unbalanced in favor of

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direction, and that is why we need to be
wary of the implications of corrective

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movements. and not start trading against
the main trend at the slightest hint of

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a change.

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Remember what we learned in the module
on determining the trading bias of a

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structure.

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Let's assume that we are in the middle
of a bearish trend and the market begins

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to reverse.

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Our first hypothesis is that it could
simply be a minor correction, after

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the downtrend will continue.

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So at that point, we should be in a
position to look for possible short

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positions.

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Applying the aforementioned principle of
continuity, We must not anticipate the

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behavior of the market and assume, at
this point, that we are facing a change

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context that will make the market
migrate to a sideways environment.

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We must let the market itself inform us.
How?

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Well, in the only way it can, by
demonstrating the change of character

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starting a sideways movement.

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When we work with this type of
hypothesis, in which we are looking for

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continuation of the trend after a simple
correction, how can we enter the

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market? What is the trading zone?

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Initially, and due to the possible
momentum of the market, we do not have

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identified trading zone. So in these
fast -moving situations, we can make use

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a very powerful concept that can help us
identify the end of a movement.

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This involves analyzing candlesticks to
confirm as soon as possible the end of a

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swing and the potential start of a price
reversal.

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In this regard, the first thing we need
to do is identify the last candlestick

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showing intent in favor of the direction
of the current movement.

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We are going to assume that this
indicates the current control of the

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the short term.

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Remember that due to the pure fractality
of the market, this upward movement

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that represents the correction is
actually an upward trend in lower time

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Therefore, in the very short term, the
prevailing trend is bullish.

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We need to use a tool to determine the
breakout of this if we do not want to

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move to a lower time frame and look for
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In this example, the candlestick showing
bullish intent is the last SOS bar I

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have marked.

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This is the candlestick we will take
into account in applying this concept.

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What we will do is wait for the price to
close below the low of this bullish

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bar, as a sign that control of the short
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the sellers.

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And this happens precisely with the last
SOW bar.

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So if there is no overriding sign that
conditions the current one, we would be

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in a position to expect a scenario in
which there will be a new bearish

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But the market did not develop as
predicted in our first scenario.

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We can continue to make use of the
reversal concept and determine that it

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ended after seeing candlesticks showing
the opposite intent.

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as is the case here with the last SOS
bar that closes above the last SOW bar.

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The first hypothesis would be to expect
continuation, but once we have confirmed

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that the market has failed to continue
falling and instead has started to

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develop a short sideways movement, our
next hypothesis should be to wait for

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development of a fast accumulation or
distribution pattern.

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You've now got the idea, right?

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It is about going from less to more.

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First of all, we hypothesize that we are
looking at a simple correction within

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the trend. And if this does not develop,
we hypothesize that we are looking at a

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longer -lasting corrective process, or
what I have called a rapid accumulation

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or distribution pattern.

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And if this doesn't develop either, the
hypothesis we will work under is that we

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are observing one of the slow patterns
suggested by the Wyckoff method, a

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classic accumulation or distribution
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Looking at this particular example, Once
we determine that it is not a simple

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correction, the trading zone for this
context is located at the last high

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point generated by the price.

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Here, we will wait for the development
of one of the fast distribution

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We already know that a climax will not
develop since this belongs to the

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previous hypothesis of a simple
correction prior to the continuation of

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downtrend.

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Therefore, we must wait for the
appearance of one of the three remaining

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patterns, a double top, pullback, or
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I personally always wait for the
appearance of a trap.

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This behavior, as you already know,
corresponds to a false breakout or

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So at that point, we would already have
everything aligned, the bearish context,

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and at the identified trading level, we
would wait for the appearance of a

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bullish false breakout and enter the
market with a short position and wait

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the continuation of the bearish trend.

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But the market doesn't follow this
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The visit to said level does not take
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and instead it continues to move
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At this point, it is already evident
that we are dealing with a slow

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accumulation or distribution structure.

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As we can see, we have been reacting to
the behavior of the market and applying

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different concepts depending on the
situation.

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At this point, since we are already in
Phase B, as we have previously

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we have two trading options depending on
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The conservative profile will only look
for selling opportunities.

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influenced by the preceding trend while
the more aggressive trade might look for

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opportunities in both directions.

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What are the trading zones then in this
context?

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We already know the answer to this. The
supply and demand zones that are

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generated at the upper and lower edges
of the range.

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Personally, I like to use only the
absolute limits of the structure because

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false breakout at these edges fills me
with more confidence.

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But they can just as easily be treated
as wider zones.

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since the appearance of reversal at the
edges is a process that covers a certain

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distance.

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In any case, if you decide to take into
account the supply and demand zones

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instead of only the absolute limits of
the structure, don't look to enter the

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market simply because the price reaches
that zone.

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Instead, wait for a minor false breakout
to appear in this area.

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This combination will give you better
results, since you will be trading false

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breakouts in zones at the edges, which
implicitly denote overbought and

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conditions.

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My recommendation is that you do not try
to trade false breakouts in the middle

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of the range.

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The more central the zone is with
respect to the limits of the range, the

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balance and acceptance it represents,
and therefore the lower the probability

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breakout success.

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As we have said, the edges of the range
represent overbought and oversold

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situations.

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This, in itself, offers an opportunity
to buy low and sell high.

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Therefore, if you trade inside the
structure instead of at the edges, you

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be buying and selling at a fair price,
which means that you won't benefit from

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any advantage.

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In those central points, the market can
go both up and down without any

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conditioning factor, almost randomly.

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The real advantage in a range context is
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How long can we implement this trading
at the edges?

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We already know the answer to this.

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Until the definitive false breakout that
is likely to generate the start of the

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imbalance of the structure appears.

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And so this is our next trading zone,
the absolute edge of the structure,

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we will expect the Phase C test event to
develop a total false breakout of the

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range. In our example, it appeared below
the range, so the odds suggest that we

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are looking at an accumulation pattern.

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From that point on, regardless of what
kind of trader you are, the context and

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the roadmap point in a single direction,
so you should only assess opportunities

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in favor of this false breakout, as has
been suggested throughout this course.

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The next trading zone appears during the
development of the trend movement

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within the range, during Phase D.

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You should bear in mind that finding
opportunities in this context will not

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always be possible.

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It will depend on the momentum that the
market carries and the distance between

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the edges of the range.

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In this case, we see that there is a
great distance, so it was likely to be

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to identify some opportunity in favor of
the bullish roadmap.

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The price is capable of developing a
good upward movement that reaches the

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but fails to break the structure at the
top, which is why we call it a minor

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sign of strength.

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From there, it develops a smaller
structure, and here we find our next

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zone, at the lows that it generates in
said structure.

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This is a high -quality trade.

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In our favor, there is the major
shakeout we have just seen, the sign of

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strength, and a minor shakeout which
offers a very reliable opportunity.

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The structure continues with its genuine
development and produces the real

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bullish breakout.

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There is something interesting here.

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Could the BUEC be that behavior that I
have marked in the image? Or by

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is it more logical to think that the
true BUEC corresponds to the last

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Well, we don't really care.

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This has more to do with labeling than
with trading, so we shouldn't focus too

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much on this.

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My point of view is that, based on the
concept that we looked at about the

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proportionality of movements, it seems
more likely that the last movement is

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BUEC. since the previous one seems a
little out of proportion.

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If you look carefully, the minor BUEC,
the one that I have marked with an

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corresponds to the minor structure that
develops within the range during Phase

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D. For this reason, it also seems more
logical to me to identify this small

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as the test after the breakout of the
intermediate structure and the larger

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as the test after the breakout of the
entire structure.

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Going back to the major test after the
breakout, we see that it does not

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actually develop said test on the broken
resistance level.

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And this broken resistance level is
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The fact that the price doesn't manage
to go down to it is not something

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negative. In fact, it is a sign that
denotes underlying strength.

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Do you recall how we should interpret
patterns that are not capable of

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developing a false breakout at the edges
of the range?

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We said that basically they represented
strength in the opposite direction since

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the participants did not have the
ability to send the price to those

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This is exactly what is happening here.

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The trading level on which we are going
to look for the test after a bullish

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breakout of the entire structure is the
resistance level, or CREAK as it is

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known in the methodology.

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But we know that this can happen, and
that whether the market develops said

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a little higher or lower falls
completely within the expected scenario.

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hence the importance of being somewhat
flexible in our expectations of how the

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market will behave.

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In this case, the fact that the price
has stayed above said level actually

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denotes a greater underlying strength.

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The agents involved, for whatever
reason, have agreed at an aggregate

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the price will not go down to any lower
trading levels, and that is why the

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bullish reversal has been generated
right in that area.

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This zone has not appeared by chance
either. It has been generated with a new

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sideways movement.

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which offers us a trading level below
its lows since we can expect there to be

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some liquidity located there a certain
number of orders pending execution and a

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false breakout at that zone represents
another very good opportunity to enter

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the market long finally once out of the
range we already know what the context

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is and what we should only be looking
for the trading zones here will be

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generated as the market develops It is
simply a matter of monitoring the asset

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and waiting for a pivot to be generated
that is likely to create a liquidity

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zone and then wait for a shakeout there.

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Here, we see some examples of what we
are looking for. A market in an uptrend,

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which develops a pause and a search for
liquidity occurs at said levels before

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generating a new upward momentum.

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The shakeouts that occur during this
trend phase were called ordinary

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by Richard Wyckoff.

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This doesn't have any type of special
implication.

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they are simply springs in favor of an
upward trend movement.

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You may have noticed that this is the
same context as the one we saw at the

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beginning of the example, where we
presented the first trading zone with

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reversal movement concept and also that
of the second trading zone, where we

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discussed the possibility of searching
for trades with fast accumulation and

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distribution patterns.

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As you can see, we have started with
that context and ended with it.

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We started with a trend context and
ended with the same concept, only in

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case in the opposite direction.

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We waited for the creation of the
trading level with a first arrival and

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reversal of the price, before then
looking for one of the suggested

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work with, the double bottom, the
pullback, or the trap, which we already

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refers to our shakeout.

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You can use any of these fast patterns,
but my recommendation will always be to

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wait for the trap, and we already know
why.

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This segment of the market is very broad
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Therefore, if there is a strong trend,
it can provide us with multiple

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opportunities throughout its
development.

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Here we can see the seven trading zones
that we have identified throughout the

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development of the example, from before
the range began to develop until the

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trade in favor of the trend.

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Obviously, you don't have to trade each
and every one of the zones.

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Over time, you will adapt your profile
to trade only those that offer you the

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greatest confidence.

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And in this chart, we can see exactly
the same thing, but adapted to an

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of a distribution pattern.

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We won't dwell too long on this, and
we'll just do a quick run -through of

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of the zones, as it's essentially the
same as the accumulation example above.

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I just want to say in the first part of
the chart, we would be looking for short

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positions, because the preceding trend
is bullish.

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Trading opportunity number 1 can be
identified thanks to the concept of

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reversal when a bullish candlestick
closes above the last SOW bar.

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Trading zone number 2 is a fast pullback
pattern since, if you look closely, you

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will see that it fails to plunge below
the lows of the last pivot.

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Trading zone number 3 is located in the
demand zone, in the lower part of the

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structure, where we could expect the
appearance of a bearish false breakout

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minor spring.

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Trading zone number four is finally the
appearance of the phase C test event, in

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this case in the form of UTAD, which
reverses the market sentiment and would

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suggest that we only look to go short
from that moment onwards.

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Trading zone number five is a minor
false breakout during the downtrend move

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within the range.

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Remember that this opportunity will not
always appear since it will be directly

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conditioned by the width of the range
and the momentum of the market.

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At trading zone number six, The broken
support zone offers us two opportunities

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in that break and retest movement.

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And from there, once the trend is
started, we find ourselves in trading

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number seven, where we should look to
enter expecting a continuation of the

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bearish imbalance.

