A Kardec Trader YouTube lecture describing an ICT-style "market maker sell model" for prop-firm trading. The speaker explains relying on previous-day highs/lows and other key levels, only trading when the market opens near those levels, and exercising patience; a multi-day example (Friday fair value gap → Monday/Tuesday behavior) is used to illustrate the setup and expected price action.
This is your 15 minute and you see this level is any of these previous day's highs, previous day's lows. So of course this is a market maker sell model. So this can be from running previous day's high. You need a predetermined expectation on the day. So you'll only favor this when you're bearish. And I'll give you an example. So let's say Friday, fair value gap. Monday usually does this, right? We like to see a small range day. You'll get maybe a sweep on this candle Tuesday. What I like to do is I'm only considering days where we open closer to one of these key levels. I'm not going in every day trying to find this, right? Because I know where this forms only around these key level. So if where I'm opening is not close to this, I'm going to wait for that. So that's the patience aspect, right? This is going to happen from Tuesday's opening price. So we should open up and then we trade down like this. We don't have to take the next candle. The next candle is going to be a continuation of this by the way, and we'll cover that. This is this. Do you see my point? So this, right, all of this candle is that price action. Now this expectation is all you need. But the only thing is this, right? You need one of these key levels to key off of.
