The 3 Signs I Use to Confirm AMD

1 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment of the YouTube video “The 3 Signs I Use to Confirm AMD,” the presenter explains how to identify an AMD (a deceptive market setup) in Bitcoin trading. He outlines three key indicators: (1) alignment with the daily bias, ensuring the market’s overall direction supports the setup; (2) a false upside move that tricks traders into believing resistance has been broken, which is used to trigger stop‑loss orders placed above the level before the price is quickly reversed lower; and (3) corroborating bearish order flow across multiple timeframes, specifically the 1‑hour and 5‑minute charts, which both show strong downward pressure. The speaker emphasizes that these signs together confirm an AMD scenario, allowing traders to anticipate and avoid being caught in the manipulation.

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In terms of Bitcoin, you are clearly looking at some sort of an AMD. What makes this manipulation? Well, first things first, it has to do with your daily bias. Are we in line with the daily bias? Yes. So it's a false move towards the upside, tricking everyone into thinking that the market is going to go towards the upside, trick everyone into thinking that resistance is broken, whatever. Then you just reverse price right away after manipulating a lot of people out. Or secondly, it's stopping anybody out that might have had their stop loss above this level. Then you drive the prices lower. And this again is in line with the overall daily bias. Secondly, the on-hourly order flow, as we've already established, is incredible. Incredibly bearish. Even the 5-minute order flow is agreeing with the 1-hourly order flow, agreeing with the AMD setup.