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by Jedidiah
Currently, I mainly trade using ICT concepts — focusing on liquidity (ERL: External Range Liquidity) and imbalance (IRL: Internal Range Liquidity). RSIONMA is a lagging indicator, but I can minimize its lag by analyzing through lower timeframes (LTF). RSIONMA serves as the final layer of confirmation in my trading strategy; it’s not the main tool. Its purpose is to prevent mistakes caused by bias or narrative errors in my analysis.
When analyzing charts, I always start with higher timeframes (HTF), examining candle patterns and AMD/PO3 structures — Accumulation (Consolidation), Manipulation (Reversal), and Expansion (Continuation). For example, when trading on the H4 chart, I first identify key PDA levels on H4 (PDAs with FVGs are high-probability zones), then look for liquidity sweeps on H4 (such as Turtle Soup or Rejection Blocks). After that, I move down to the M10 chart and repeat the same process. Finally, I enter at the PDA where a market structure shift (MSS) occurs.
I only use RSIONMA for additional confirmation when I’m uncertain about the accuracy of my bias or narrative.
Do not show pity: life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, and foot for foot.
Deuteronomy 19:21