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TJR Trading Strategy Overview Sheet

The document outlines core trading strategies for TJR, including concepts like Fair Value Gap, Order Block, and Market Structure Shift, which help identify high-probability entry points and market trends. It also provides a daily trading routine checklist for different trading sessions, emphasizing the importance of marking previous highs/lows, identifying liquidity pools, and entering trades based on specific setups. Additionally, it includes notes for traders to personalize their strategies.

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TJR Trading Strategy Overview Sheet

The document outlines core trading strategies for TJR, including concepts like Fair Value Gap, Order Block, and Market Structure Shift, which help identify high-probability entry points and market trends. It also provides a daily trading routine checklist for different trading sessions, emphasizing the importance of marking previous highs/lows, identifying liquidity pools, and entering trades based on specific setups. Additionally, it includes notes for traders to personalize their strategies.

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TJR STRATEGY ROUTINE SHEET

Core TJR Strategies Overview

Strategy Meaning / Purpose


Fair Value Gap (FVG) Price inefficiency that price returns to fill. High-probability entry/refill zone.
Equilibrium (EQ) 50% midpoint used to find premium (sell) or discount (buy) zones.
Breaker Block Failed OB that becomes support/resistance—great for reversals.
Order Block (OB) Institutional footprints where major orders were placed.
Liquidity Raid / Sweep Stop hunts above highs/below lows before real move starts.
Market Structure Shift (MSS) Shift in structure signaling reversal or continuation.
Imbalance (IBM) Unbalanced price zone; price often returns to rebalance.
Supply & Demand Zones Institutional reaction zones where price often reverses.
Retracement vs. Reversal Levels Used to tell if market is pulling back or shifting trend.
Killzones High-volume session periods: London, NY Open, London Close.
Fibonacci Confluence 0.618/0.705 levels used with OB/FVG entries.
Institutional Candles Large candles showing intent from big players.
Inducement Fake setups meant to trap retail liquidity before true move.
CHoCH Early trend shift indication via internal structure break.
BOS (Break of Structure) Major break confirming trend direction or bias.

Daily Trading Routine Checklist


Before London Session • Mark previous day's high/low • Identify liquidity pools • Draw FVGs, OBs,
Breaker Blocks • Mark EQ (50% of range) • Determine bullish or bearish bias London Session • Wait
for raid of liquidity • Look for CHoCH or MSS • Enter at FVG, OB, or Breaker New York AM Session •
Re-evaluate structure • Watch for NY liquidity sweep • Enter on pullback (FVG or OB) New York PM
Session • Avoid late entries • Only trade strong BOS setups • Exit positions before close

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