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In this document we will discuss the
following:
1. Introduction

2. Tdm’s Macros

3. Time Deviations

4. Candle Opens & Closes

5. Time Based Model
6. 1,2,3 Order Blocks

7. Fibonacci Ranges
8. Price Action Based Model

9. How I Execute & Trade

10. Disclaimers

Introduction
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The content presented herein revolves around
tdm’s teachings and further education on the dc
model. It is important to note that interpretations
may vary, and the accuracy of these concepts is
subject to your judgement.
Important Note
The information within this document is derived
from the ICT concepts refer to the Inner Circle
Trader on Youtube. I want to clarify that this is
not an original creation but rather a discovery—a
perpetual presence in the markets. It is an
ongoing exploration and is by no means a
finalised or exhaustive understanding.
So anything I say is how I read the markets using
ICT & Wyckoff concepts. This is how I
understood them and further developed them to
fit my behaviours.

Before you go through this document…

Make sure you have read through and have a
basic understanding of the dc model otherwise it
is pointless you learning this.
The simple reason behind that is because this is
building on top of what I have already taught
you this is increasing your accuracy inside of the
markets. Also increasing your accuracy finding
and executing the dc model. It’s very simple but
getting the right entry can become easier once
you apply what you will learn here.
If you want to increase chances of hit rate with
the dc model, you have found yourself to be in
the right place. You will see many times me or
the advanced members hitting crazy risk to
reward. This is simply because they understand
very few things that are taught inside of this
document. These can be things such as
confirmation after you enter or even
confirmation before, the point is this document
will widen your knowledge with the dc model.

Tdm’s Macros

So this comes back into “The True

Algorithm” of what we talked about as the
enigma.
So let’s recap what we talked about in
there.

Each number is a representation of a purpose in

the markets…

Number 1 in the picture = Macros,

sudden injections in to price.
Number 2 in the picture = Dupeling theory,
notice that everything doubles going up.
Number 3 in the picture = The three Killzones,
three specific times. London, NY, Asia.
It can also be associated with Po3…
These are all things we use inside these markets.
They are part of the algorithm, the algorithm
resets everyday at midnight hence why we use
midnight as the opening level for the day.
So why do I have different macros to the ones
ICT uses?

The simple answer is I never found his ones to

make sense or be more accurate. The ones I have
personally developed just make more sense to
why liquidity is injected at those times and why
price should deliver the way it does within these
times.
Like we know macros are just liquidity
injections, all this means is more money going in
and out of the market.
So using our logic when would it make sense for
this to happen?
Key Opens is the only answer to this question, I
have previously been over this but never went
over it in much detail.
So there are very few times where my macros
occur, they go as the following:
2:00-2:20 - London Open
8:30-8:50 - News Embargo Lift
9:30-9:50 - Opening Range
10:00-10:20 - This is one I use when we have
news at this time
These are the only macros I use within the
markets, you can use these to find where price
will deliver or to actually execute within the
markets as I do.

This is how macros tend to move in the image

below, they will always deliver this way because
market makers need to induce people one way
because they need to execute orders after
sending retail traders the other way.

Now let’s go through some chart examples.

As you can see, you can also use this to frame a

trade as we understand money comes in at these
times and we can also use it as an inducement
leg as so many orders are being executed so
Commercials will manipulate price before
delivering in the intended direction.

These are many examples of trades we can take

using these and these macros can be used as
either inducement or as a trade after taking bsl or
ssl.

Time Deviations

What are time deviations?

Time deviations are points within the market
where we can anticipate a specific market
movement.
These come in 3 forms:
- Accumulation
- Manipulation
- Distribution
Now how do we get these specific points,
simple.
Time Fib.
Now first you need the settings for the time fib.
They are as follows.

Now what do all of these sections mean and how

do we pull it?
Have you ever heard of trade with the banks, not
against them? Their days run from 14:00-14:00
EST.
So get your fib and pull it from those times.
This helps us catch daily expansion.
So this will mark out 4 ranges, we will later
develop a deeper and more complex version of
Time deviations but for now I want to keep it
simple.
So mark it from 14:00-14:00 that will give you
AMDX.
(Quarterly Theory)
Many of you would’ve heard me speak on how I
don’t use Quarterly Theory and have my own
version called (SSD) that we will later get into
but for now I just want to use this.

It is really that simple, these are very simple time

deviations but are much more accurate than the
Quarters Daye provides us.
Keep in mind like I have said before
Time is fractal. So
when using the fib it can be used inside of each
range of the fib for more accuracy.
This can also be used to identify OHLC &
OLHC.
This can be very useful for predicting the daily
ranges and levels. But make
sure you use it from the times I said above
otherwise you will find it to be more inaccurate
than I do.
I will start to show you how this photo here is
relevant to time based models.
Everything overlaps Po3 is everywhere.

Candle Opens &

Closes
Candle Opens & Closes, otherwise known as
TAPDA.
Time and Price Delivery Algorithm.
This is a very important step to a time based
model.
It is very simple, it is two candle Opens of the
same hour overlapping each other, or PD Arrays
forming at the same hour of the day.
I must note TAPDA only works on the 1h
timeframe.

This is one way of using it.

This is the basic part of TAPDA, I will show you
how Time and Price really delivers.

Right some of you would’ve heard of me talk

about the following:
- How each year has a specific month
- Each quarter has a specific week
- Each month has a specific day
- Each week has a specific hour
- Each day has a specific 24m candle

Now how can we possibly calculate this?

Maths.
I have hinted on how to find the quarterly move
by giving you all March 6.
I will show you how this is relevant.

It’s simple March 1-6 is accumulation.

March 6-15 is manipulation.
March 15-31 is distribution.
This is only once example this is relevant to all
So now I will drop some sauce, 9 is the terminus
we never move past 9.
3+6 =9
Now use that, 9 weeks starts the manipulation
for the year swing.
The 9th week in the year starts the manipulation,
before that we will be stuck in accumulation.
You don’t believe me?

Now the quarterly manipulation starts every 3.3

months of the year.
So that’s what gets us to March 6.
Remember terminus is 9, so we can never go
past 9th of whichever month.

So now you see we got to June 9th.

Before then we will accumulate.
After that we will manipulate.
Once that we will see anchor point form within 9
days of that.
Then we have quarterly distribution.
That’s an example of Quarterly anchors,
remember every 3.3 months. But never more
than the 9th, 1-9 is the scale.
Now use that same logic, for monthly, weekly &
daily expansions.
There are different equations for each one. I will
leave you all to figure the rest out.
For daily expansions, there are 60, 24m candles
in a day.
Go along the week and figure out how to use
that, the time fib will help.
But remember, each day is 14:00-14:00 EST.
Never use the actual Daily Open or Midnight
Open.
The CLS runs on the times I have given you.
Every month manipulation starts -1.1 month
starting from Jan 8.
Next you would get Feb 7, etc, september resets
keep in mind the terminus is 9 so you get
September 3rd. (This is the big clue for monthly
expansions).
Here is the last hint I will drop.
24m timeframe is key for discovering daily
expansion on the time axis.

I will let you all figure out the rest of this riddle.
But for those of you who prefer time>price there
is a riddle to solve.

Time Based Model

So the time based model is very simple, it takes a
few simple steps.
You follow the dc model as usual but we make
some changes.
This works mainly on indices/new york
session.
Pull the time fib from 14:00-14:00 Est.
Then you want to pull it again from the last two
segments like this.

Your focus now comes onto the second fib we

pulled out.

You now have perfectly time AMD cycles.

It doesn’t get much more accurate than this.

Another example.
So all you need to do is use this as AMDX.
Quarterly Theory.
Look for Dc model to form inside the
manipulation, this will give you the best entries.
The steps of the Dc Model:
- Pull out the 2 time fibs
- Play by the macros if you wish but isn’t
needed
- You will then see us either form or take a
retest inside the manipulation
- Then you enter the Dc model as usual

Like this:

That is the time based model and everything you

need to know for it.

1,2,3 Order Blocks

This is a very simple concept but will tell us
where to expect Turtle Soup to happen and how
it will react.

This only works on the 15m timeframe.

I will show how to use them, how they work &
how they come into Ts.

This we can use for retracements, should we

trade retracements?
No.
So we should be using this to identify a stop hunt
and realise price is about to trade higher so we
can use this to get into the markets. This is
because we understand this is a fake Order Block
and will not hold.
When that 3rd bear candle is printed on the 15m
we can start to look to go long.

Now here’s the important part for Order Blocks

that hold reversals. You see in
the photo below how the 2nd downclose candle
closes below the previous downclose candle,
which is important for identifying reversal Order
Blocks.

So now I will show you how that is seen in

charts.
Remember 15m only.

Here above is an example of a reversal Order

Block.
This Order Block holds a lot of significance in
the markets as this is the best POI when looking
for 1m Turtle Soup.

This is the best POI you can ever use in my

opinion, this POI tends to hold the most I have
realised.
Now for the 1 candle formation.

These Order Blocks are very strong, but from my

experience they usually take a long while to get
tapped into.

You can see in this image here they cause a nice

reaction down which we can trade off of.
This is the start of our Price action based model.

Fibonacci Ranges

Fib ranges are the single handedly most

important thing for trading price.
When we look at trade price we just look for the
market to move from swing points, hence price
reacting to price.
This is how I personally trade.
The model you all see me bottom and top tick
with is this one.
First you need the fibonacci levels.

Now here’s the important part.

We use an indicator called “Average True
Range” there it will tell you the average range of
whatever timeframe you do it to. It will look
something like this.

How does this help?

Well from this
we can now pull our fib 250 pips each side, from
the market open. This is because ATR on this
day told us 250.
Like this.

Then like this.

So how does this help us and what does each

level mean?
Well the 0.20, 0.80 levels are where short term
highs and lows form. The 0.5
level is equilibrium.
The 1 and 0 is
Terminus (high and low of the move).
Then the -0.111 &
1.111 are extensions, this is where you may see
price run from high to low (1/0) , have a stop
hunt, tap the extension and bounce.
So why do we use these fibs?
It’s
simple, 90% of the time price manipulates to
equilibrium and runs to terminus high/low with
this projection. Other projections are different.
Look in the example above, price taps
equilibrium then bounces to terminus.
Do you also see how short term swings are
created at 0.20 & 0.80 level, these can help with
scalps.
Also when trading to terminus the other
equilibrium will create a short term high or low.
That is one way of using them, there is also
another way of using them. This
way is much simpler for those of you who can’t
grasp ATR.
All you do is pull it from a swing high to a low
or vice versa.
Like this.

As you can see they still have the same

characteristics but this way is much easier to use.

Time is fractal so they can

be pulled from any timeframe swing high to
low.
Price will move from Terminus of one range to
Terminus of the other. This is how
the markets are made to move.

Price Action Based

Model
For this model, time is irrelevant.
Meaning it does not matter what time you
enter.
Now we have that out of the way, the Price based
model is very very simple but effective.
I have found it to show 1-3 times per week max.
Not everyday it’ll show so don't be disheartened
if it only shows 2 times a week or even 1.
When it shows it is the most effective thing I
have ever used.
So let’s use the example above, how would I
have gotten into this trade?

I actually missed this trade but this is as simple

as it gets, all you have to do is trade from
equilibrium to terminus.

It may help some of you if you use the Fib

retracement & the time fib together.
But personally I don’t need it, I wait for price to
trade equilibrium (against my bias for the day)
once this happens I know we will very soon be
taking it to terminus.

How I execute &

Trade
Now how do I personally get into trades and
decide what days to trade?
It’s simple, news days.
On news days price is more likely to tap into
equilibrium and bounce, so I wait for news to
push it there and look to enter.
My bias is made the week before which I record
and go live.
Then the actual execution is the Price Action
based model, the time factor is news.
For example, the trade above news started the
run up to equilibrium then we followed bear
bias.

That is all I do.

Now you all understand how I top and bottom
tick the charts, remember time is fractal so these
fib settings can be used on any ATR range, 1h,
4h, 2h. Anything.

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