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Good afternoon guys. It's Fearing.
In this video, I'm going to tell you guys exactly how I determine my daily bias and narrative utilizing Markmaker models and Power 3. So, in this video, I'm going to give you guys the framework to not only developing your narrative and bias the same way I do by utilizing
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Markmaker models and power three, but a very successful model that you guys can use within the second stage distribution so you can stop missing entries. So to sum everything up, I'll go into details regarding mark maker models and power
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three. And the biggest thing you guys need to understand is when it comes to those two, think of mark maker models as price and think of power three as time.
So the way I go about developing my higher time frame narrative and bias is simply by understanding where price is relative to the higher time frame. And I
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do so by identifying what stage of whatever higher time frame market maker model we're in. followed by understanding where price is relative to to the weekly bar three.
So before anything else, before we get into that, we're going to have to understand what
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mark maker models are. Mark maker models is a program that runs within the algorithms and your liquidity.
And by understanding what stage of our hard time for marketmaker models we are in is a crucial step as to how we're going to develop understanding
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our narrative and bias for each day and week. So market maker models can be split in between a market maker buy model and a market maker sell model.
Something to keep in mind is that even when price is in a higher time frame market maker buy model, we can still see lower time frame market maker cell
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models. So think of it in terms of this.
If we are within a higher time frame market maker buy model and let's just think that this is a daily market maker buy model. Each first stage reaccumulation and second stage reaccumulation can be represented as a
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lower time frame mark maker subm model. So if we just fractalize this we can see that happen within the first stage reaccumulation.
So that's how it works. So each model starts with a original consolidation original accumulation as
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we can see here where every single model is going to start with the original consolidation and that is how it all starts. From there we enter the first stage reaccumulation followed by the second stage reaccumulation which ultimately leads us to our smart money reversal
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where price reaches our external draw liquidity and where the buy program begins. From there price displaces up initiating the first stage redistribution followed by the second stage redistribution which ultimately leads us to our completed buy program.
And of course we don't just stop at the
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original consolidation and overall bullish market. We're going to anticipate the market maker buy model to continue and price to continue seeking buy side.
So biggest thing to keep in mind with market maker models is that it is
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fractal. It is running on every single time frame.
So if market maker models are happening on every time frame then like I talked about earlier each stage of a market maker model can be can be utilized can be represented as a power three. So like I was talking about earlier with each lower time frame you
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know within within a overall market maker buy model on the higher time frame each stage recumulation can be represented as a lower time frame mark maker subm model. The way I look at it is that each stage of our marker maker models.
So our
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first stage read distribution, second stage re distribution can be represented as a weekly power three. Something like we have here.
So the reference I'm going to use is the current market and our current daily mark buy model that is
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still in development as we speak as I make this video. As you can see, we have our original consolidation back at alltime highs between December and January.
Well, December 2024, January 2025 where the original consolidation started. Follow following that we have a
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first stage reaccumulation followed by our smart money reversal after price sought out the overall EQ of the higher time frame range that price was within. If you zoom out on the monthly time frame, it's very obvious if you go to that.
From there,
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we displace higher. We get our first stage redistribution followed by our second stage redistribution, which ultimately le leads us to where price is now.
And we're going to study the last week's price action, the last week's weekly power three where we're going to study that.
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Anyways, as you can see with the current market, we can see that price here is can be represented as a weekly power three. So the second stage redistribution was a weekly power three as well.
But what we're going to do is study how we can analyze when price
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expands above that. So going into last week, we can see that price expanded above the second stage distribution.
So ultimately we just have a bullish a prioriti we're going to overall prioritize the longs and we're just going to have a bullish bias going into that week. So again comes to narrative
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and bias mark maker model to develop a bullish bias and now we're going to utilize weekly power three. So price going into this Monday this Sunday open for a weekly power three.
We are already expanding above the second stage
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distribution. So we're bullish biased.
We're looking for longs. Now, we're going to drop down to a lower time frame and starting the weekly power three development.
As we can see here, so now that we understand the importance of recognizing what market maker model stage that we're in, it is
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now time to understand how to actually trade that because of course it's great and all to understand that we're, you know, overall bullish on the daily time frame. We're within, you know, we have ultimate liquidity at the original original consolidation high.
And it's great to recognize that, but how do we
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actually trade that? Because majority of you guys are going be taking trades based off of the one minute time frame, five minute time frame, 15 minute time frame.
So just having overall bullish bias on the daily time frame doesn't help us a ton. So now we're going to understand how to utilize power three to
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trade. So like we talked about earlier, each stage of accumulation distribution can be represented as a power three.
If we're within a daily mark maker model, the niche change of accumulation distribution can be can be represented as a weekly power three above like we
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just talked about. Price is expanding above the second sh distribution right here drawn towards the original consolidation high above here.
So with a clear external draw higher an overall bullish bias in terms of market structure. We're only going to
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be looking for longs going into this weekly power three. And biggest thing that you guys need to keep in mind and this is for all you newbie ICT traders.
Biggest thing ICD talks about is stop wasting your time waiting for price to retrace to equilibrium on every single
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range. You don't need to always wait when so when price is seeking an alltime high.
We're trading above alltime high. We're seeking out alltime high.
Your highest probability conditions are not going to be when price has these super deep retracements into discount of the range. No, your highest probability conditions are going to be when price
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taps into a higher time frame PDA forms a lower time frame SMT and immediately expands. You do not need to wait to long beneath the 50% mark of your range.
You do not need to wait to short above your 50% of the of the range. If you do that,
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you're going to miss a lot a lot of setups. When price in is in a strong trend, we're overall very very bullish.
We're not going to be seeing strong retracements and we're not going to be seeing deep retracements, not in a strong trend. And if you are seeing deep
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retracements, it's likely that you're trading low probability conditions. So our our focus going into this week is just to be playing continuation and not playing reversals.
So this is our weekly power three
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filament from last week. We're going to get into how to trade each aspect of it, each daily power three because of course that's how we fractalize it even more.
We of course we have a weekly power three but we're focused on each daily power three developing our bias through there. So as we can see with last week a
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bit another big aspect that we want to talk about is how to not get faded, how to not get messed up with seeing a lack of manipulation at our opening price. So something to keep in mind with it when it comes to devil's mark and for those who don't know devil's
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mark it's simply a wickless candle. It's a wickless power three.
So w it's a lack of manipulation at a within a power three. So as you can see here because we know that a wick means manipulation within our open high low close.
We have
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our open. We have our low putting in the manipulation followed by our open followed by our expansion.
Our high and then our close. Wick is manipulation.
And we can see that of course yes there's a wick but overall there's a lack of manipulation
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down. Keep in mind devil's mark needs to fit narrative of price.
Then and only then will be high probability devil's mark. So as you can see above based off of our higher time frame market maker buy model having a
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bearish weekly doubles mark does not fit the narrative of price because higher time frame is bullish. We have a clear actual draw on liquidity higher.
So that does not fit the narrative of price. We're not going to be looking for shorts down to there and overall we can just
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disregard it. So now moving on to fractalizing your weekly power three into each individual daily power three.
How we're actually going to go about taking trades within each day. How we develop our bias going
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each day based off of our high time for market maker model and how we're going to take trades based off of that. So based off of our high time frame, our daily marker buy model, we understand that our high time frame narrative is bullish.
And since we're expanding past the original the second
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stage distribution high, we're ultimately just look at the longs going into each day. And like the model we talked about, high time from Peray, lower time from SMT playing continuation.
That is a model that we're focused
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on. Each day, like we said, we're going to be focused on lungs like the model referred to earlier.
We're paying attention that to a higher time frame Peter array. And within that higher time frame period, we're going to be focused on a lower time frame crack and correlation.
So now we're getting into here. So that this is our weekly power
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three development, but of course we want to be focused on intraday price action and trading each day. So going into Monday, how we're going to trade this.
So overall going into 9:30, we'll say. So overall going into
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9:30, price has yet to engage with a higher time frame period. Well, let's go back to right before 9:30.
As we can see within 9:30, price has yet to engage with a higher time frame per there's been no significant retracement. We have yet to want to
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enter a trade. So, ultimately going to 9:30.
In order to take a high probability entry, we're going to have to see some sort of significant retracement in order to validate longs. No, I'm not talking about retracement all the way down to the new log.
Not a retracement into EQ the range. simply a
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retracement back into a higher time frame period such as the 4 hour busy. So now, as you can see, 9:30 opens, we manipulate down down into that 4hour
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busy. From there, what we're going to do based off the model that I talked about is then look for a lower conference SMT.
So we'll just let price develop, develop, develop until we can ultimately get some sort of S&T because as now sure
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we have a correctation right here, but that is not time based. As you guys know, we focus on timebased SMT and that is what makes SMT significant because it's based off of time.
However, I'll give you guys a hint at the type of SMT I look for and
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this is not it. This crackation here is irrelevant.
So go forward a little bit more. We can see that at noon.
At noon, we can see that YM runs out the a the AM session lows while ES
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and NQ filtered. From there, now that we have engaged with a higher time frame PDA as well formed a lower time frame Kraken correlation by forming SMT with our AM session lows, we can now validate longs.
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So we have our S&T with the AM session lows as NQ is put in a failure swing while wine takes out the low. We can then enter off the next 50 CSD just as we talked about in our previous videos.
Of course CISDs don't need don't just
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need to be a entry on the one minute time frame. It can also be on a higher time frame.
When you're strictly trading based off of the daily power three we tend to focus on five minute and 50-minut structure for this type of S&T. The structure we're going to be focused on is the 15-minute.
From there, we have
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a 15-minute CISD stop loss at the low, TP at the only clear pool of liquidity, and from there, we're in. And as you can see, plays out quite aggressively, hitting TP right at end of day.
So, that is how we go about our daily power
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three. Now, this is just one example of a few more going into the next day.
Make sure I didn't miss anything when talking about talking about that. Nope.
It's higher time frame peter rate lower time frame correlation then the CD as
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our entry and from there. Yeah.
So now moving on to the next day applying the same logic now waiting for 9:30. So directly going into 930 which is actually where
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we're at right now. We can see that on the 4hour time frame price has already has not formed a new 4hour bus by busy.
We are delivering out of that 4hour F value yet leaving behind a 4hour order block. This 4hour order block can be act
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can act as our higher time frame per going into the following day. Keep in mind there's so many more pas than just for value.
I see a lot of you guys so focused on simply for value simply civies and busies. There's so much more than that and a lot more they can you that you guys can utilize since price is
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delivering all this for busy s closure above this down close candle that then validates that as an order block. As we can see going into New York open or prior to New York open we are developing a classic buy where we see our Asian session open directly manipulate down
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lead us to London session where London then reverses London what? And of course what validates this reversal?
one we engage with a higher time frame Peter being that 4hour order block specifically marked out the mean
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threshold of that order block and within that we then see that we form SMT at the lows once again and this is very very similar to the previous day. So going into this New York open, we're ultimately going to be looking for longs as we already had our higher time frame
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ped being engaged with. We already have our crack and coalation at the lows and leading up directly into New York open.
We already are extremely extremely bullish in today. So directly going into New York open, we're ultimately going to be looking for longs.
At 8:30, I believe
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this was CPI whereas you can see CPI significantly wicked lower as well as higher. And as we can see directly going into New York open 9:30 9:30 manipulates down and we have a cracken collation with the data
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low as we can see right here. YM and ES both ran out the data low while ENQ failed to do so directly going into New York open.
We then form an additional crack and correlation or
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not there. No.
Yeah, right there. Additionally form another cracking collation with D846 low as ES fails to run it out while ENQ and YM both do.
So from there we can then validate longs.
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This time around we don't need to wait for a 15-minute CISD as structure is already bullish. We already are bullish, extremely bullish for that matter.
So there's no reason to wait for another 50-minute CISD because again we've our 50-minut CSD had already taken place all the way back at 5:15. So at this point
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we can already validate dropping down to one time frame and enter the next one CSD just as we have here. As we can see here and strong CSD what makes it strong is do the SMT that supports it followed by the
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displacement. From there, we enter out there stop loss at the low TP.
Since there's no clear extra draw liquidity, we can simply target a higher time frame PDA or some sort of external draw. And when we zoom out, kind of mix through a
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few different time frames. We can see that the only reasonable draw would be this weekly city.
Of course, it looks like we tapped into that. We did.
However, not this specific day where we're trading. So the only reasonable draw liquidity going into this day would
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be the weekly city unless you have some sort of you know personal personalized target goal. I don't know why I did that
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but enter off the CSD stop loss at low TP at your external John liquidity just like that. And from there we just simply let it run.
We can we can manage our risk once price runs out a
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the well and for that matter the only internal structure level of buy side move stop loss break even there and after that just let it run potentially trim since there's no other you know internal structure clear liquidity just trim for a personalized profit target or once you know we're halfway there you
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know to play it safe but ultimately when we are in when we are expanding past the second stra distribution that's when price is moving the most aggressively And when that happens, you want to be sure that you are actively catching the biggest moves you can because this is
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when those biggest moves happen during the second stage distribution. So we're ultimately looking for a clear actual draw liquidity each time such as this time around.
Of course, we'll up go
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up a time frame, but we can ultimately see that your TP is hit within a reasonable time. You simply just take a trade from market open up until launch.
Very reasonable. And that's how you go about it.
All right. So, we covered two
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different in-depth examples on how we can utilize mark maker models to develop a bias and narrative as well as how to utilize power three within that. We show two examples within our power threes are with Monday, Tuesday's daily power three to find longs.
Now, I challenge you
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guys. We go into Wednesday, Thursday, Friday's price action and identify how you can utilize the exact same model within your trading.
As you know, we went from a higher time frame PRA into a lower time frame SMT. And a bit of a hint, Wednesday was overall just
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accumulation as there was no news. It was the day following CPI, the day prior to PPI.
So ultimately, Wednesday did nothing. I want you guys to focus on Thursday's price action and Friday's price action.
And I challenge you guys to go on to your charts, find what trades you could have taken following
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this exact model that I'm teaching here. And once you find your answer, once you find, you know, the proper setups, feel free to post that to X.
Tag me in your post. I'll repost it myself.
Also, feel free to join the Discord in the description below. It's free.
Feel free
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to post in there. Ask, you know, any questions you have.
If you want any feedback on the trade setup that you did find, feel free to ask. Just tag me in the server and we can review that.
Otherwise, this is the end of the video. If you guys have any other questions,
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again, feel free to join the video or join the Discord in my description and feel the ask in there or list them in the comments below. Otherwise, I'll see you guys all in the next video in about a week.
Hopefully, we are able to do a trade recap sometime this week. So stay
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tuned for that. Until then, you guys have a great rest of your month.