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Here, after a strong bearish impulse, the price formed Pattern no 1.It was a small upward correction against the main mo...
06/05/2026

Here, after a strong bearish impulse, the price formed Pattern no 1.

It was a small upward correction against the main move, not a trend reversal. The market only paused for a moment, and after breaking out to the downside from the flag, the downward continuation appeared.

This is a classic example showing that after a strong impulse, it is worth watching the flag as a setup for a further move in the direction of the trend.

After a strong move upward, the price started to lose strength and formed a series of red candles.You can see a classic ...
06/05/2026

After a strong move upward, the price started to lose strength and formed a series of red candles.

You can see a classic step-by-step move down through levels - the market first broke the first local support level, and then moved down to the next one. This shows that buyers were no longer able to hold the price higher.

In a place like this, we do not blindly chase the drop. Instead, we watch whether, after the support break, the market gives us continuation or a retest of that level from below.

On the EURUSD M5 chart, you can first see consolidation below resistance where the market is collecting liquidity. Then ...
23/04/2026

On the EURUSD M5 chart, you can first see consolidation below resistance where the market is collecting liquidity. Then a strong upward move appears that looks like a continuation of the uptrend. This is the moment when many traders enter buy positions.

Shortly after, the price sharply reverses and breaks down through the same level, which shows that sellers have taken control. This move triggers the stop losses of buyers and creates a strong downward impulse.

The next move is a brief pause, meaning the market is collecting liquidity again, followed by a continuation of the downtrend. At the bottom, you can see a zone where the market reacts and a temporary bounce appears.

This is a classic example of a false breakout and liquidity being taken by larger players.

Another very similar pattern, just on a different marketAt the beginning, you can see a clear drop, which means the mark...
17/04/2026

Another very similar pattern, just on a different market

At the beginning, you can see a clear drop, which means the market is in a downtrend and keeps making lower levels
Then the price pauses for a moment at the marked level and forms a small consolidation that may look like a potential rebound

At this point, many people think the market will go up, but it is only a pause before the next move
After a while, the price breaks below the level that was acting as support and creates a strong downward impulse

This breakout triggers stop losses and gives the market additional momentum to move lower

Later, you can see sideways movement, which means the market is collecting more liquidity and then continues dropping

The key takeaway is that the market first gives the illusion of a reversal and then continues in the main direction, which is down

On the chart you can see a clear downtrend, as the market forms lower highs and lower lows.Then a short consolidation ap...
17/04/2026

On the chart you can see a clear downtrend, as the market forms lower highs and lower lows.

Then a short consolidation appears, which may look like the market is calming down, but in reality it is a phase of liquidity buildup.

When the price reaches an important support level, a strong downward breakout occurs with one dynamic candle. This shows that stronger selling pressure has entered the market.

At this point, stop loss orders of other participants are triggered, which further accelerates the move down.

This shows that the biggest moves often begin after seemingly calm periods in the market.

This is no joke. If you currently have money in the market, it’s worth staying alert.The situation around Iran could hav...
07/04/2026

This is no joke. If you currently have money in the market, it’s worth staying alert.

The situation around Iran could have a strong impact on the oil market. If attacks on energy infrastructure occur, oil prices could rise even further. And when oil goes up, almost everything becomes more expensive: fuel, transport, food, production, and everyday expenses.

That, in turn, can push inflation higher again. If inflation comes back stronger, the U.S. central bank may not only delay rate cuts, but could even be forced to raise interest rates further. That would be another blow to the markets, credit, and the overall economy.

We’re already seeing signs of nervousness. Stocks are falling, capital is flowing out of riskier assets, and large players are increasingly moving into cash. The pattern looks very similar to what the world has seen before major crises: rising oil, inflation pressure, high interest rates, and a weakening market.

This doesn’t mean a crash is certain. But the warning signals are becoming more serious.

On the first chart, the market makes a strong drop, which shows a clear dominance of sellers. During this move, there is...
02/04/2026

On the first chart, the market makes a strong drop, which shows a clear dominance of sellers. During this move, there is a short pause in the middle of the drop – this area is marked as P2. This is not a reversal yet, but only a temporary collection of orders. Only lower, the point of reversal (P.P.) appears, where the market slows down and starts building a bounce. This pattern shows that the real move begins after liquidity is taken, not at the first pause.

On the second chart, the market moves down and breaks the previous level marked with a horizontal line. This breakout looks like a continuation of the drop, but in reality it is a false move. The price quickly returns above that level and starts going up. This is a classic liquidity grab. The market first traps traders who are selling, and then reverses direction.

On the third chart, there was an earlier upward move, followed by consolidation under resistance (marked as P3). At this point, most people expect a breakout to the upside. Instead, a strong drop appears. This is a typical trap, where the market builds expectation in one direction and then moves the opposite way.

Overall, this shows one important thing: the market first creates the illusion of direction, takes liquidity, and only then makes the real move.

This is a very simple market pattern.First, you see an uptrend, so most people think the price will continue higher. A s...
30/03/2026

This is a very simple market pattern.

First, you see an uptrend, so most people think the price will continue higher. A swing forms and it looks like preparation for a breakout.

But the market does something else. It slightly breaks the highs, collects orders, and immediately reverses. Those wicks are the moment where buyers get trapped and their stop losses are taken.

Then a strong drop begins. The price moves down exactly to where liquidity is on the other side, around the turning point.

There, a reaction appears and the market bounces. A new upward move begins, this time more stable.

The conclusion is simple:
The market first collects orders, and only then makes the real move.

Screen from a training session with a student:First, we can see entries near the top, where clear selling pressure appea...
20/03/2026

Screen from a training session with a student:
First, we can see entries near the top, where clear selling pressure appears (early signs of weakness in the uptrend). Then the market delivers a strong bearish impulse, and the break of support confirms seller dominance, accelerating the move downward.

Finally, we see continuation of the downtrend along with well-timed exits before the market starts to stabilize and lose momentum.

Exercises with a student:At the beginning, we see an upward move and a breakout to the upside.Most people expect continu...
17/03/2026

Exercises with a student:

At the beginning, we see an upward move and a breakout to the upside.
Most people expect continuation of long positions.

In the marked zone, the first weakness appears and price fails to continue higher.
This is the first signal that buyers are losing control.

Then a strong bearish candle appears and takes out the entire move.
This is the moment when control shifts to sellers.

After that, the market forms a small consolidation and a correction.
This is where many traders still try to catch the upside and get trapped.

Following this correction, the downtrend continues.
The structure starts forming lower lows and lower highs.

At the bottom, we see the T.P (Turning Point).
This is where the decline ends and demand starts to appear.

Conclusion:
first, control shifts to the downside, and only at the bottom do we look for a reversal.

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