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TREND CHANGE 📈📉 A trend change begins when price fails to maintain its existing market structure. Bullish to Bearish: Price forms consecutive Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL). When a significant low is taken out and price forms a Lower Low (LL), the bullish expectation fails, signalling a potential bearish trend change. Bearish to Bullish: Price forms consecutive Lower Lows (LL) and Lower Highs (LH). When a significant high is taken out and price forms a Higher High (HH), the bearish expectation fails, signalling a potential bullish trend change. Key concepts to understand: 1. Identify the existing market structure. 2. Mark the significant structural high or low. 3. Observe when that protected level is broken. 4. Confirm the structural shift before establishing a new directional bias. Remember, a single pullback doesn't automatically mean a trend change. Focus on the significant structural levels and how price reacts to them. Study the schematic and backtest both scenarios. ✍🏼📚 Repost for others! 📚📈 Join the community for more trading insights: t.me/TradewithBrince

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WHEN TO CANCEL YOUR PENDING ORDERS 📉📈 Having a mechanical rule for cancelling pending orders can be tricky. However, there are two key scenarios where cancellation makes sense. 1. Significant Structure Break If price breaks significant structure before returning to your entry level, reassess the original setup. - Your original Confirmation Entry (CE) may become a Risk Entry (RE). - Price must break significant structure to return to your entry. - Reassess whether the original order still aligns with the current order flow. 2. MTF Key-Level Mitigation (Supply & Demand / Structure) Cancel the pending order when price has mitigated the MTF POI and the original setup is no longer valid. - MTF mitigation may indicate that the pullback is complete. - If price is now trading from a weak low against the prevailing order flow, reassess the trade. - Avoid leaving an order active when its original conditions no longer hold. Key lesson: A pending order is only valid while its setup remains valid. Don't let an outdated trade idea expose you to unnecessary risk. Repost for others! 📚📈 Join the community for more trading insights: t.me/TradewithBrince

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S&D FLIP ZONES 📈📉 Always look left. Ask yourself: What is price reacting to? A supply or demand zone becomes a flip zone when the original zone fails and price breaks through the structure. How to identify it: * Identify a valid supply or demand zone. * Observe the reaction when price returns to the zone. * If the reaction fails to create a new high or low, watch for a structural break. * Once price breaks the reaction point and confirms the failure, mark the flip zone. * Refine the zone using the reaction range or pivot zone, then look for a valid entry in line with your market bias. Key takeaway: A zone failing to perform its intended role can signal a potential shift in order flow. Wait for confirmation instead of anticipating the flip. Study the schematics and backtest each scenario. ✍🏼📚 Repost for others! 📚📈 Join the community for more trading insights: [t.me/TradewithBrince]

STUDY AND BACKTEST THIS FOR THE WEEKEND ✍🏼📈 When price sweeps a structural high or low, pay attention to the POI formed afterward. These POIs have a higher probability of holding because the liquidity sweep can influence the next move in price. Study the schematics below, understand the logic behind them, and backtest the concept before applying it to your trading. Structure > Liquidity. 📈♟️