This process might be a little bit complicated at first, but it really isn't. It will happen naturally as you get used to lining up standard deviations and targets.

It will help you eventually become a bit more mechanical so to say.

“Always target lower. In your favor of price. ”

So, let’s say the fib deviation is higher than the liquidity pool, just aim for the liquidity pool! Simple as that. Don’t try to be greedy and catch the tip of the turning point.

Expiry Range deviations;

Don’t overthink the image below. It’s actually quite simple.

The process we did with Asia range and deviations, you can also do with the expiry range to predict where price will run out of fuel.

• - Note expiry range body to body (CBDR and Asia range together)

• - Add the 1 and 2 SD above the range if you are anticipating bullish protraction (bearish delivery) or below the range if you are anticipating bearish protraction (Bullish delivery).

• - Make that one big range highlighted in the blue border. So, in essence three deviations it would be equal to

• - Add that in the opposing direction - light blue range below

• - That will become the potential target you can measure as your whole delivery

See how price goes and creates a HOD in the 1-2 SD range of price and delivers near the SSL and then the final bearish target as an exhaustion of the whole delivery.