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The Support & Resistance Breakout Strategy is simple

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Support & Resistance failed again? It’s not the level. It’s the liquidityaround it. You buy support → price dips just below, takes your stop, then rockets. You sell resistance → price spikes above, takes your stop, then dumps. That’s not random. That’s the market

Most traders memorize pattern names. They never learn where to enter. These are the ones that actually matter: 1. Head & Shoulders Neckline breaks → breakdown. Sell the break, not the head. 2. Double Bottom Two lows. Resistance breaks. Buy the breakout, not the

USE this Fibo for Sniper Entry After BOS + CHoCH: 1. Draw Fibonacci from the impulse high to low (or low to high) 2. Wait for price to retrace into the key zone 3. Enter only when structure confirms This is how you get: • Tight stop • High RR (2.5 – 12+) • Clean

ORB Strategy (done right) Wait for 9:30 AM ET. Mark the high & low of the first 15m candle. That’s your Opening Range. Break + close above/below = direction. But don’t enter immediately. Best entry: Retest of the ORB level + FVG overlapping it. False breakout? Still

FVG + Fibonacci = high probability short Here’s the clean setup: Save this. #trading

FVG + Fibonacci = high probability short Here’s the clean setup: Save this. #trading

How to tell if price is sweeping liquidity or breaking out: The Sweep: Slow, corrective approach into the key level Instant rejection wicks Candle closes back inside the previous range The Breakout: Aggressive, impulsive momentum Strong candle body closes past the high/low

MASTER DOJI This one setup changes everything. Look for the Doji at the end of a move. Wait for the FVG. Enter on the break. SL below the Doji. Simple. High probability. Save this.

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