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A separate small little lesson about the difference between smaller time-frame orderflow vs higher timeframe orderflow

Our main focus will always lie on the higher time frame orderflow, understanding the probabilities within the main draw on liquidity.

But there will be moments that the higher time-frame orderflow will be in a neutral momentum. This will but us more in an 'scalping' scenario where we focus on intra-day movements.

Here a small clarification.

You see the weekly is clearly very bullish, so our higher probability for the long run, as long as structure permits, is still bullish.

Whereas with the daily you can see we are just part of the grander scheme of things, short term orderflow is bearish, respecting the draws on liquidity before we tap into our discounted PDA in conjunction with our HTF bias.

This doesn't mean that intra-day short opportunities are invalid. It just means you need to know where the first opposing array lies which is in sync with your HTF orderflow.

Our main focus will always lie on the higher time frame orderflow, understanding the probabilities within the main draw on liquidity.

But there will be moments that the higher time-frame orderflow will be in a neutral momentum. This will but us more in an 'scalping' scenario where we focus on intra-day movements.

Here a small clarification.

You see the weekly is clearly very bullish, so our higher probability for the long run, as long as structure permits, is still bullish.

Whereas with the daily you can see we are just part of the grander scheme of things, short term orderflow is bearish, respecting the draws on liquidity before we tap into our discounted PDA in conjunction with our HTF bias.

This doesn't mean that intra-day short opportunities are invalid. It just means you need to know where the first opposing array lies which is in sync with your HTF orderflow.

Our main focus will always lie on the higher time frame orderflow, understanding the probabilities within the main draw on liquidity.

But there will be moments that the higher time-frame orderflow will be in a neutral momentum. This will but us more in an 'scalping' scenario where we focus on intra-day movements.

Here a small clarification.

You see the weekly is clearly very bullish, so our higher probability for the long run, as long as structure permits, is still bullish.

Whereas with the daily you can see we are just part of the grander scheme of things, short term orderflow is bearish, respecting the draws on liquidity before we tap into our discounted PDA in conjunction with our HTF bias.

This doesn't mean that intra-day short opportunities are invalid. It just means you need to know where the first opposing array lies which is in sync with your HTF orderflow.

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