Delivery - HTF delivery sync

Delivery is small introduction in terms of theory when it comes to building that connection with the market. Here the aim is to be able to visualize when/where the market will go to. Delivery is the mechanism behind understanding some movements, it will help you familiarize the overall picture between the phases the market has, and what the market will achieve.

————-- 005 - Higher TimeFrame Delivery

When talking about higher-timeframe, its always a bit of a ambiguous topic. To clarify, higher time frame without getting into a whole debate on what type of trader you are... implies simply the timeframes above your execution timeframe. ETF

There will be a time-frame you will execute on. Everything above can be considered higher-timeframe.

Regardless, top down analysis is still applicable no matter what. In that case "higher time-frames" will act as a parent figure to all the lower ones, and our ETF's

We start our analysis on weekly, to see what price is doing. Where the candle will most likely expand do, this helps us understand and build that narration of where price wants to go.

From there we drop down into the daily time-frame and go through our process, understand how every daily candle close that week is feedback for your narrative that you have on the weekly.

The daily time-frame is by far the most important, I see this as the equilibrium of the higher-timeframes. Pivotal time-frame. This is because all important liquidity pools are on this timeframe. It's natural as well. The investment banks work on 9-5s as well, so daily close, opens etc.. are all notable.

At all times the price delivery will lock into daily levels, liquidity voids and so on.

Note the hierarchy in this case, if the daily time-frame overlaps with the lower timeframes, we can conclude that the daily TF is the driving force behind it. Adds extra confluence to your narrative.

High probably conditions = A++ setups :

When we have clear weekly direction, in line with daily targets.

Weekly & Daily = in sync

————-- 006 - Higher TimeFrame Delivery


GBPUSD on the weekly. See if you can answer the three questions and understand why the narration is to the downside.

In short, we are expecting the narration to the downside as we already reacted to strong orderblocks, displacements, and have weak arrays to target below. We have clear sell side liquidity to target and displacements around that low resistive lows.

Now here we have the same GBPUSD on the daily TF

See how the narration made sense? As expected price pushed to our SSLQ targets and drew liquidity there.

When the higher time-frames are in sync you have a clear narration and bias for specific direction throughout that week. Doesn't mean countertrades are not viable, just puts the preference towards the HTF sync.

All the trades to the downside were of higher probability.

This is the key to high strike rate. Building that narration on the HTF and especially the daily in conjunction with the weekly.

NOTE -> When counter trends occur on the the daily timeframe it's necessary, because those will be your liquidity pools for trend continuation trades.

Lets say in this bearish run above, in our predicted week. We need a bullish day in order to create a bearish orderblock ;) That's how the delivery falls into place.


————-- 005 - Higher TimeFrame Delivery

When talking about higher-timeframe, its always a bit of a ambiguous topic. To clarify, higher time frame without getting into a whole debate on what type of trader you are... implies simply the timeframes above your execution timeframe. ETF

There will be a time-frame you will execute on. Everything above can be considered higher-timeframe.

Regardless, top down analysis is still applicable no matter what. In that case "higher time-frames" will act as a parent figure to all the lower ones, and our ETF's

We start our analysis on weekly, to see what price is doing. Where the candle will most likely expand do, this helps us understand and build that narration of where price wants to go.

From there we drop down into the daily time-frame and go through our process, understand how every daily candle close that week is feedback for your narrative that you have on the weekly.

The daily time-frame is by far the most important, I see this as the equilibrium of the higher-timeframes. Pivotal time-frame. This is because all important liquidity pools are on this timeframe. It's natural as well. The investment banks work on 9-5s as well, so daily close, opens etc.. are all notable.

At all times the price delivery will lock into daily levels, liquidity voids and so on.

Note the hierarchy in this case, if the daily time-frame overlaps with the lower timeframes, we can conclude that the daily TF is the driving force behind it. Adds extra confluence to your narrative.

High probably conditions = A++ setups :

When we have clear weekly direction, in line with daily targets.

Weekly & Daily = in sync

————-- 006 - Higher TimeFrame Delivery


GBPUSD on the weekly. See if you can answer the three questions and understand why the narration is to the downside.

In short, we are expecting the narration to the downside as we already reacted to strong orderblocks, displacements, and have weak arrays to target below. We have clear sell side liquidity to target and displacements around that low resistive lows.

Now here we have the same GBPUSD on the daily TF

See how the narration made sense? As expected price pushed to our SSLQ targets and drew liquidity there.

When the higher time-frames are in sync you have a clear narration and bias for specific direction throughout that week. Doesn't mean countertrades are not viable, just puts the preference towards the HTF sync.

All the trades to the downside were of higher probability.

This is the key to high strike rate. Building that narration on the HTF and especially the daily in conjunction with the weekly.

NOTE -> When counter trends occur on the the daily timeframe it's necessary, because those will be your liquidity pools for trend continuation trades.

Lets say in this bearish run above, in our predicted week. We need a bullish day in order to create a bearish orderblock ;) That's how the delivery falls into place.


————-- 005 - Higher TimeFrame Delivery

When talking about higher-timeframe, its always a bit of a ambiguous topic. To clarify, higher time frame without getting into a whole debate on what type of trader you are... implies simply the timeframes above your execution timeframe. ETF

There will be a time-frame you will execute on. Everything above can be considered higher-timeframe.

Regardless, top down analysis is still applicable no matter what. In that case "higher time-frames" will act as a parent figure to all the lower ones, and our ETF's

We start our analysis on weekly, to see what price is doing. Where the candle will most likely expand do, this helps us understand and build that narration of where price wants to go.

From there we drop down into the daily time-frame and go through our process, understand how every daily candle close that week is feedback for your narrative that you have on the weekly.

The daily time-frame is by far the most important, I see this as the equilibrium of the higher-timeframes. Pivotal time-frame. This is because all important liquidity pools are on this timeframe. It's natural as well. The investment banks work on 9-5s as well, so daily close, opens etc.. are all notable.

At all times the price delivery will lock into daily levels, liquidity voids and so on.

Note the hierarchy in this case, if the daily time-frame overlaps with the lower timeframes, we can conclude that the daily TF is the driving force behind it. Adds extra confluence to your narrative.

High probably conditions = A++ setups :

When we have clear weekly direction, in line with daily targets.

Weekly & Daily = in sync

————-- 006 - Higher TimeFrame Delivery


GBPUSD on the weekly. See if you can answer the three questions and understand why the narration is to the downside.

In short, we are expecting the narration to the downside as we already reacted to strong orderblocks, displacements, and have weak arrays to target below. We have clear sell side liquidity to target and displacements around that low resistive lows.

Now here we have the same GBPUSD on the daily TF

See how the narration made sense? As expected price pushed to our SSLQ targets and drew liquidity there.

When the higher time-frames are in sync you have a clear narration and bias for specific direction throughout that week. Doesn't mean countertrades are not viable, just puts the preference towards the HTF sync.

All the trades to the downside were of higher probability.

This is the key to high strike rate. Building that narration on the HTF and especially the daily in conjunction with the weekly.

NOTE -> When counter trends occur on the the daily timeframe it's necessary, because those will be your liquidity pools for trend continuation trades.

Lets say in this bearish run above, in our predicted week. We need a bullish day in order to create a bearish orderblock ;) That's how the delivery falls into place.


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