Secrets of the Market Makers - Trading Masterclass, Lesson 6

Description:
Delve into the crucial aspect of trading - understanding the contraction phase in the market. This level two tutorial on the master pattern of trading emphasizes the significance of the contraction phase as the starting point of market analysis. By comprehensively understanding this phase, traders can better anticipate market trends and maneuver through manipulations, ultimately leading to profitable trading strategies.
Key Takeaways:
- Introduction to the Contraction Phase (0:00 - 0:52): Learn why the contraction phase is essential for predicting market trends and avoiding losses.
- Defining Contraction in Trading (0:54 - 1:36): Explore the definition of contraction as a balance in supply and demand, and its role in trading.
- Market Makers’ Influence on Contraction (1:40 - 2:20): Understand how market makers can artificially maintain a market in a sideways pattern and use it for manipulation.
- Market Makers’ Portfolio and Trading Tactics (2:25 - 4:00): Discover how market makers manage their portfolios and the strategies they employ in different market scenarios.
- Non-Manipulated vs. Manipulated Supply (6:15 - 7:14): A comparison of how market phases play out in scenarios of non-manipulated and manipulated supply.
- Practical Chart Examples of Market Manipulation (8:50 - 10:14): Visual examples demonstrating how market makers manipulate the market during the contraction phase.
- Key Takeaways for Traders (10:22 - 11:27): Learn how to align your trading strategy with market makers and avoid falling into their traps.
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Chapters:
0:00 The Importance of the Contraction Phase
0:54 What is Contraction in Trading?
1:40 Market Makers’ Role in Contraction
2:25 Understanding Market Makers’ Strategies
6:15 Differentiating Supply Types in Trading
8:50 Analyzing Market Manipulation on Charts
10:22 Implementing Effective Trading Strategies
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[@trademarkuk9061]

I don't think we could get a clearer portrayal of how market makers move markets and more importantly why. Lately I've monitored sentiment constantly and made sure that when a market is moving inline with sentiment to be ready for indications that the inevitable move to the opposite direction is likely. It certainly has paid off to do so and another golden nugget of understanding banked. This new series compliments what we have already learned and further embeds the knowledge helping us all to become consistent and profitable traders. Thank you

[@robstuart3677]

This has been very helpful to understand the contraction and expansion dynamics. It emphasise the role volume & candle analysis have to understand the market maker intentions. Your new series is brilliant. Thank you.

[@danal5813]

Great video Wade, I finally understand the major and minor contraction boxes in ATS. I went through the ATS material a year + ago and didn't completely understand it. I've stared at a lot more charts since then and this series is also really clear and concise. Great work. I really needed to hear this training.

[@tradeats]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FINEFELINE333]

'Supply is limited while demand can be infinite' is what I learned in the past. Your in depth explanation of market maker control and manipulation of supply is a very valuable lesson for the retailer. Many thanks again for this excellent course.

[@FredandChase]

These are fantastic videos sir. Your gift is in your explanation style. I noticed after watching how you outline Master Patterns that within a lower timeframe master pattern that offers the opportunity at/near the liquidity-projection line (I don't know what you call them), that there is even another Micro Master Pattern that follows the same rules. In one of your videos, you also teach that the MM has a 'positive inventory basket and a negative one' (paraphrase). When the negative order one is emptied (and the positive one is added to), that step is also the completion of the MM order. It is then that the micro trend phase can be relatively safely entered. Thank you so much sir for your sharing of these videos. They are fantastic. I am an independent retail futures trader that was institutionally mentored and your teachings help enormously to contextualize and provide narrative for what I have been working on for so many years!!! Awesome. Thank you!

[@lyubomirtonchev8611]

How can we predict whether a manipulated supply or an unmanipulated supply is coming?

[@TirzahGarcia]

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[@Topforextrader22]

Thanks Mr wade sir...i really appreciate the info 😊😊😊no one does it like u & I've learnt so much from u & yet u don't charge for these golden lessons. You're selfless gem to society

[@tradeats]

Thanks for watching and for the nice comment! Happy to share what I know!

[@gugardg]

Thank you so much for sharing such a great presentation for free. Looking forward to next lesson.

[@MarianBoricean]

Beautiful. Now makes more sense ❤

[@jonmoore4050]

Now that I know to look, I'm seeing this pattern everywhere, over & over

[@tradeats]

Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

[@raadsalih3160]

Solid content!!

[@speedracer87]

But how do you get the indication of where they plan on rebalancing their portfolios in which direction? Is there a hint in the chart after the contraction phase? The whipsaw is what throws everyone off. This was great education on the understanding of the contraction phase and I’m loving this new series! Great work ATS!

[@Xanadu_2112]

Simply breathtaking. Thank You.

[@tradeats]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Xanadu_2112]

@@tradeats Being on this market since early 2000's I have never found anything even close to ATS approach. Very unique and valuable. I'm waiting impatiently for the next parts.

[@MrWeaIthy]

Thank you Sir So much always the best explanation hope more to come sir !

[@tradeats]

Thanks!

[@mekimalek]

Based on my interpretation of your message, it appears that you are discussing a trading strategy. In this strategy, you wait for an upward trend and identify a period of contraction. Once the price bounces off the upper zone of the contraction area, you look for a breakout of the lower zone before entering a buy trade. However, if the price breaks slightly above the contraction area and then reverses downward, this indicates market manipulation. In such cases, you need to determine whether the upper or lower boundary of the contraction area presents the best opportunity to enter a buy trade, taking into account the overall trend. If the trend is upward, the initial breakout will occur at the upper boundary, followed by a subsequent breakout downward, which serves as a signal to enter a buy trade. Alternatively, if it is manipulation, you should wait for at least three upward candlesticks to confirm the signal. Additionally, it is crucial to analyze the chart slightly backward for the presence of a double bottom or double top, as this insight suggests that market makers are planning to dump securities and cause the price to decline.

[@msziunep]

Hello. What do you think? The small difference when the exchange rate is set by the market maker is best seen on which chart? M1 or M5? What is the maximum time until they can influence? Good video. Thanks.

[@rc2276]

This is amazing.

[@tradeats]

thanks!

[@areteus98]

Amazing... not only this video all videos and your software.. two question: is it best to see the trend in day or week and then trade.. As I understood that all two or even month week and day should be in one way trend? 3 MTF should be compatible, is it correct and which one do you prefer W1 or D1 for 30M trading?

[@Jersey-towncrier]

I'm just over here wondering if a contraction or consolidation on a LTF is represented as a doji on a HTF?

[@Jersey-towncrier]

So are there Market Makers operating on a bunch of different time-frames? My reading of the chart seems to indicate that the answer is yes. And if that's the case, who then is considered the MM? Like is it a person? Several people? And employed by whom? Several employers? Is this my broker doing this? I'm still confused, even after watching the Conflicts of Interest video. I don't think you explained that.

[@ogexoreaper2052]

this dude needs a podcast

[@tradeats]

That would be fun. Gotta find the time...

[@mse3791]

can i be honest on the left chart daily when you said it completely downtrend im totally dissagree . the way you define uptrend and downtrend should be based on the trend indicator or the value line or even none atleast based on market structure . so here on what major reason you said left chart is downtrend i wonder. cause it obviousley took the down liquidity line and is a supply area, engulfing candles or ... which makes a trend reversal decision.!? Any way what I want to say is a manipulated supply demand can next time so to say be as a manipulating the manipulated SD and this cycle never ends am i right!? so please post a video and say we just looking for down trend because ...1 ,2 ,3 and from the next time just follow your rules then it cant be like in each situaton we change our prospect to the matter

[@quocnguyeninh4427]

where is the lesson 7?

[@tradeats]

It's there. May not be in the playlist though.

[@kuldeeprathore5284]

Wow , how easy it's look on already printed candles huh