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The analysis focuses on the NZDUSD pair, identifying a bearish market sentiment based on structural breaks and price action. The trader details the process of identifying potential short entries within optimal trade entry (OTE) zones, specifically targeting areas between the 62% and 79% Fibonacci retracement levels, especially when they align with imbalances. The strategy emphasizes waiting for confirmation before entering trades and managing risk by setting stop-loss orders above key high points. The video also highlights the importance of recognizing and reacting to market structure changes, such as breaks of structure (BOS) and changes of character (CHOCH), to dictate trading direction.
This video breaks down the exact Smart Money Concepts trade model I use to execute real trades—step by step, with no hindsight or guesswork. Learn the exact SMC strategy I use to trade full-time https://access.dailypriceaction.com/smc-strategy In this video, I break down my exact Smart Money Concepts (SMC) trade model using a real trade example. This setup was planned in advance and executed in real time. In this video, I walk through the full process step by step so you can understand how to apply SMC in actual trades, not just study the theory. You’ll see how I combine market structure, break of structure (BOS), change of character (CHoCH), imbalances, premium vs discount, and optimal trade entry (OTE) to build a high-probability setup. This is a mechanical, repeatable SMC model that can be applied across different markets and timeframes. In this video, you’ll learn: • How I identify higher-timeframe structure using SMC • How I define the protected low and spot a valid change of character • Why BOS and CHoCH are confirmations, not entry signals • How I use imbalances and OTE to define precise trade locations • How I confirm entries using lower-timeframe structure • How I place stop loss and targets using structure and risk, not guesswork • How I aim for consistent 3R setups using SMC If you’re trying to understand how to execute Smart Money Concepts step by step, this video will give you a clear framework you can apply to your own trading. This approach works for both day traders and swing traders and focuses on process, confirmation, and risk management, not prediction or forecasting. CHAPTERS 0:00 Copy My SMC Trade Model (Real Trade Example) 0:36 Higher-Timeframe Structure And BOS 1:28 CHoCH And Protected Low Explained 2:25 OTE And Imbalance Confluence 3:05 Lower-Timeframe Entry Confirmation 5:09 Entry, Stop Loss, And 3R Target 7:52 Trade Outcome And Key Takeaways 9:31 What I’m Watching Next With SMC OTHER SMC LESSONS How to trade liquidity sweeps (stupid simple) https://youtu.be/z6osi7TZCZQ SMC structure (BoS and CHoCH) made simple https://youtu.be/FE1bgD9N6DM Spot reversals before CHoCH with this FREE tool https://youtu.be/p85mvXU2sxc #smartmoneyconcepts #smctrading #smcstrategy #smcentry #breakofstructure #changeofcharacter #priceaction 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. I’m simply sharing exactly how I approach the charts.
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