A trading strategy that identifies two price zones across timeframes where stop-loss orders accumulate, then enters shorts when the market sweeps through the lower-timeframe high to trigger seller stops. The trade targets the higher-timeframe low with a stop above the extreme high.
I wait for the whole market to pick a side. Then I take the other. Not because I'm guessing, because I understand what the market actually needs before it can make the real move. The whole strategy comes down to two levels. The first level is on the higher timeframe. It's a low that price keeps bouncing from. Most traders see it holding and they buy, but every time it bounces, more buyers enter and every one of them places a stop loss just below. So the more it holds, the more stops build underneath. That's my target, not my entry, my target. My second level is on the lower timeframe. It's a high that price keeps tapping into. Sellers are entering there, placing their stops above, expecting it to hold, and those stops are building up every time prices approaches it. So now I have a low loaded with buyer stops below and a high loaded with seller stops above. The market is going to sweep one to reach the other. When the market sweeps through that high and takes out the seller stops, that's my entry. I sell right there. My stop goes above the extreme and my target is the final level.
