Alpazey

@freexjt The ideas differ but produce the same result - try it out on your chart

@Alpazey that would be anti-ote. not the same as inversion ote

a long time ago i discussed “inversion” OTE OTE is the range where orders are paired for continuation this i also the range of price that must be “overcame” for expansion to permit… 🔑

@freexjt @I_Am_The_ICT Can you give an example of a “pattern of time”? How do you quantify a pattern of time? Nothing vague

@I_Am_The_ICT patterns of time

What I do is not pattern based. Frankly markets do not book for pattern sake. It is TIME driven and coded to reprice to one of two premises on the basis of Premium or Discount. Liquidity or Inefficiency... nothing more... nothing else. I'm flattered you think it's "patterns".

@hopiplaka unless you look for the same occurrence when drawing the fib as an extension - but I get your point

@Alpazey True, but than you miss the point of the ote zone being the wick, a hallmark of high probability reflections

See how the "reflection" pattern creates a new low, and the "OTE zone" accidentally maps to the wick of the previous swing low?

@freexjt I figured out what you meant by equilibrium :) use it recursively, first for a e.g. 4h candle, then the 1H candle encapsulated by it at its closure, continue to do this and you can call tops and bottoms if you pair it with a PD array

The candles that print on your data feed or an after image, or “ foot print” conveying that which has already occurred Consider it latent delivery of price action

@freexjt by the way, when you refer to equilibrium, do you mean the opening of a range, or the actual 50% of said range?

@Alpazey keep studying, it’s been two days since we talked… equilibrium is very key 🔑

10 pips ranges 20 handles ranges fixed ranges

@freexjt Will do 🫡

@freexjt what's the next step? 👀

@freexjt do you have a chart based example?

whether the daily range is 100 pips (points/handles, etc) or 10, would you believe me if i told you the market operates on the same time based assignment? delivery windows and deferment windows some fill with closure some fill with wick some are used to build in LQ for taking

@freexjt I also got your heartbeat analogy :) ohlc = heartbeat

@Alpazey (2/2) the teachings and guidance from ipda data range month 5, paired with month 7 (high resistance to low resistance 1&2) — i cannot re-explain several hours of teachings over a twitter conversation. i’m giving you the direct guidance as to what to look for and how to go about

institutions can’t move price indefinitely (one direction, one side)… they must maintain risk parity by rebalancing positions unpaired liquidity yields unbalanced books

@freexjt I understand that in a premium + PD array, price will move to a discount + the same type of pd array as this is how order pairing would work 🫡

@freexjt ignore the 3rd line I accidentally included

@Alpazey revisit my response to you about how to screen record and observe all of these things happening with all time frames of your personal choice open to see how they interact as specific, turning points of the market… -

@freexjt Got you - I’ll be back 🫡

@Alpazey - you are not going to look at things one time and understand the entire workings of how things work; repetition

@freexjt So do you have an recommendations I should take from here? When I observe the 20/40/60 look back on 3 different time frames, I struggle to see how they play into each other

@Alpazey if that’s what you would like to do, there’s so many models you can make. the algo is complicated bit engaging with a few principles of the algo is not

@freexjt Ok now I’m getting somewhere - so now I’m guessing I need to somehow stack these rules into a system based on the look back of 3 different timeframes 👀

@Alpazey YES now you are thinking 👏🏾…. every function has an assigned time (you figure this part out) based on the timeframe you’re observing, but every timeframe follows the same rules (3) that’s exactly why you see elongated distortion followed by sharp moves, and more consolidation

@freexjt p3: so we don’t have magical variable times, but instead we have these segments where we need to classify what happens in each segment and make a logical decision on that will happen next

@Alpazey time governs your entire life, you don’t even know it

@freexjt p2: and classify them as consolidation, expansion, reversal or retracement, we can expect price to transition from one state to another, if price completes one of these states, e.g. a price run, before the end of the 3rd segment, it will just consolidate