Master Market Bias: Your Liquidity Edge for 2025!

[@jonathan.jarvis]

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[@kannapiranr.p9607]

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[@jawo1676]

okay this is amazing due I wish Jonathan dropped down to the lower time frame like the 5 or 15 min to take the entries 👍

[@JunaidBashir-i8l]

Hello sir I watch every your market structure video that very impressive. Please use multiple time frame every thing togather for entries. Use multiple time frame and tell us how we can find entries using imbalance amd BOS on lowertime frame for the best entry.THANKS❤

[@jonathan.jarvis]

@@JunaidBashir-i8l there’s a full playlist covering this with two out already and the multiple time frame video this Sunday!

[@sambobkov5574]

Why did u choose the first particular imbalance there are other imbalances to the left on top as well. How far to left do we need to go to find imbalance

[@jonathan.jarvis]

Thanks for the question @sambobkov5574 as we where in a trading range moving to the downside I only needed to find the closest imbalance above price, then wait to see if we reverse out. If we have closed through the first zone then we would mark the next just like to the downside. You only need maximum two above and below at any one time

[@sambobkov5574]

Thanks but there are some imbalances that are not respected and prices just fly through them how do we distinguish which is valid and invalid and some times there are multiple imbalances how do we pick.

[@jonathan.jarvis]

@ like I said in the video we use imbalances for bias and direction, and only use imbalances to look for entries from with the trading range and trend. This means you also need a good understanding of structures too. There’s a full playlist on the channel that covers imbalances you should check it out

[@sambobkov5574]

@@jonathan.jarvis thanks. So say one imbalance is filled but doing so has created another imbalance and then another and another. The cycle continues. Is it only after breaking a structure in a higher tf that we can be clear that there are no more imbalance to fill? Or whatever imbalance is left will be filled at some future time I am mostly referring to 1hr chart

[@jonathan.jarvis]

@@sambobkov5574 that’s where following the larger trading range for direction comes in. Because once you have this direction all new imbalances created in the way you described is as price bounces up and down in smaller ranges as we move in the larger range. The key part is looking at the larger range for direction and waiting for price to align back with this direction.