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The EUR/USD pair is in a bearish trend on the weekly timeframe, indicated by the break of structure and subsequent lower highs and lower lows. While shorter timeframes might show bullish movements, the overall trend remains down. Understanding market structure across different timeframes is crucial for identifying valid trade setups and avoiding false signals. It's important to wait for confirmations and not to trade against the higher timeframe trend without proper confluence.
I just launched a free 3-day SMC strategy course that walks through exactly how I trade structure, liquidity, and entries as a full-time trader. You can access it here: https://access.dailypriceaction.com/smc-strategy In this video, I walk you through exactly how I mark up a chart from scratch using SMC market structure across multiple time frames. If you've ever felt stuck trying to line up breakout structure and change of character across the weekly, daily, one hour, and five minute charts, this one should clear up a lot of the confusion. I start on the EURUSD weekly time frame and show you how to identify the external high, the BOS, and why even five minute traders can't afford to ignore the higher time frames. From there, we drop down to the daily to mark out the bearish change of character, then combine it with weekly OTE and premium to see why multiple time frames are starting to agree on this market. On the one hour and five minute charts, I show you how to walk up internal breakout structures and wait for the change of character that actually gives you a clean short setup. A few key concepts we cover: Why a market is always both bullish and bearish depending on the time frame How to identify external highs and lows for BOS and change of character The difference between a real change of character and a sweep Why internal vs external structure matters as you drop down in time frames How premium, discount, and OTE tie the whole thing together Why bearish is not synonymous with sell (and why you wait for relief) This is the same multi time frame approach I use to trade Smart Money Concepts full time, and the beauty of it is that it's the same pattern repeating over and over again once you get used to it. #SMC #SmartMoneyConcepts #ForexTrading #PriceAction #ForexStrategy #EURUSD #DayTrading #MarketStructure CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:53 Weekly Time Frame & Break of Structure 4:14 Bonus: Mean Reversion & Market Symmetry 5:23 Daily Time Frame Markup 10:07 Combining Weekly & Daily with Premium, Discount, and OTE 13:04 Why Bearish Doesn't Mean Sell 13:57 One Hour Time Frame 17:48 Five Minute Entry 20:09 Putting It All Together SMC LESSONS BoS and CHoCH made simple https://youtu.be/FE1bgD9N6DM Steal my liquidity sweep entry model (beginner-friendly) https://youtu.be/XH4TAoLCFBk Premium, discount, and OTE explained https://youtu.be/UWrvexqN3w8 Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Trading forex, crypto, and other markets involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Always do your own research and never risk money you can’t afford to lose. I am not responsible for any losses you may incur from acting on the information in this video.
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