A three-step trading method that hunts stop-loss orders: find a support level price repeatedly tests on a higher timeframe, locate a recurring high on lower timeframes where sellers are positioned, then short when price breaks that high and target the support level below.
The more confident you are in this level, the more money I make once it breaks. Because your confidence means you entered. Your entry means your stop loss is placed, and your stop loss is what the market is coming for. Here's my simple strategy that rules the markets. Step 1, go to the higher timeframe, the 4-hour or the daily, and find a key level that price keeps tapping into and bouncing from. So the more time it holds, the more stops are stacked underneath. Now, step 2, Drop to the lower timeframes and look at the other side, the highs. And what you usually find is prices tapping into the same high over and over. Every tap is pulling in sellers who think that the high is going to hold. So now you have two levels, a low on the higher timeframe and a high on the lower timeframe. And finally, step 3, wait for the market to sweep through that high. Once that happens, you have your entry. You sell right there. Stop goes above the extreme, and your target is the level on the higher timeframe that everyone else is still buying at. That's it. That's the whole strategy.
