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Trading Framework Visual Guide

This document outlines a trading framework that includes a charting process and entry criteria for traders. It emphasizes determining market bias, identifying trading ranges, marking liquidity, and defining targets and stop losses. The guide serves as an educational reference and does not provide specific financial advice or recommendations.

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Trading Framework Visual Guide

This document outlines a trading framework that includes a charting process and entry criteria for traders. It emphasizes determining market bias, identifying trading ranges, marking liquidity, and defining targets and stop losses. The guide serves as an educational reference and does not provide specific financial advice or recommendations.

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TRADING FRAMEWORK

Charting Process & Entry Criteria — Visual Reference Guide

Educational reference only — not financial advice. This guide illustrates a personal trading checklist
concept-by-concept; it does not recommend any specific trade, asset, or timing.
PART 1 — Charting Process (Planning)
Step 1 — Determine Higher Timeframe Bias
Timeframe: 4H (or your preferred HTF)
Question: Who is controlling the market?
☐ HH + HL = Bullish
☐ LH + LL = Bearish
☐ Neither = Range

Decision:
☐ Bullish
☐ Bearish
☐ Range (No Trade)

Step 2 — Find the Current Trading Range


☐ Swing High
☐ Swing Low
These two points define the current move.
Step 3 — Draw Premium / Discount
Using the current swing:
• Premium → Above 50%
• Discount → Below 50%

Decision:
• Bullish? → Prefer Discount
• Bearish? → Prefer Premium

Step 4 — Mark Liquidity


Draw:
☐ Previous Day High
☐ Previous Day Low
☐ Equal Highs
☐ Equal Lows

Goal: Know where stop losses are likely resting.

Step 5 — Mark Point of Interest (POI)


Choose ONE. (Currently using Supply / Demand.)
☐ Supply
☐ Demand
Step 6 — Define Your Target
Example:
☐ Previous High
☐ Previous Low
☐ Opposing Supply
☐ Opposing Demand
Never enter without a TP.

Step 7 — Define Invalidation


Ask: What would prove my trade idea wrong?
That becomes your Stop Loss area.
PART 2 — Entry Criteria
Wait. Do not force a trade. Price must come to YOU.

Step 1 — Did price reach your POI?


• Yes
• No

Step 2 — Did price sweep liquidity?


• Yes
• No

Step 3 — Did the market shift?


Examples:
☐ BOS (Break of Structure)
☐ CHoCH (Change of Character)

Step 4 — Is it during your preferred session?


• London
• New York
• Overlap

Step 5 — Is the Risk : Reward acceptable?


• 1:2
• 1:3
If ALL are YES → ENTER.

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