This is where we begin to make it a little bit more complicated, bear with me okay.

We take this one step at a time. Look at the example, the infamous sell model.

You might need to go over this page quite a couple of times before it makes sense.

Our full focus begins on the buyside of the curve right now, and we expect an expansion to occur for price to go to a premium level which we have identified prior.

Being this level right here, I am breaking it down step by step to make it more digestible for you to understand.

So once again, our focus goes to the buyside aspect. Let’s break it down more step then shall we.

We want to see some form of bullish accumulation in some sort of discounted area, such as an imbalance, OB or SSLQP to be run. This is where price goes into a liquid state, consolidates, and accumulates. From there we want an expansion higher outside of that range.

If the first retracement is in the right setting, it is often enough visible for us on the 15 minute and lower.

This example is purely based oÉ of 60 Minute fractal, going into 15m/5m onbeat.

Once price rallies higher, and we were to measure it accordingly to the HTF premium level, our first retracement often enough happens at the 20% or 30% of that buying range.

Stick with me here, this is because the premium area can obviously change. The DOL on the first aspect of our models, of our setup is always subjective to the completion and reversal after the BUY/SELL level has been hit.

So we can anticipate a DOL ( premium level ) in this case as our final target for the BSC in this example, but it can very much continue before it reverses.

The premium area here is not fixed like an OC is.

Trading AWAY from our level and into an OC is pre-defined in terms of distance.

Trading TO a premium level is subjective to the levels we are trying to target.

The SSC in a sell model is always defined to extend up until the OC to complete the setup.

So that potential premium area, within a SELL model as our setup, this is all not fixed.

Back to this now,

Both of these retracements towards our Premium level will occur on that subjective level, for the first and most common retracement within this fractal, that is usually around 20 to 30% of the move.

Whilst the second move is usually around the 60 to 70% of the full range.

Now let me explain the annotation I got going on here, on this fractal - 60 minute.

15M - Imbalance = delivery

5M - SSLQ = delivery

So in the move up towards premium this run on these fractals, on this beat, will give two options, thereforeits super important to also check m15 or m5.

You might mistake E2 for an E1 because you didn't see if E1 already occurred on M5, comprende?

What I mean here now is the following M15 will showcase often enough just a run above highs, tap into an imbalance and then move, whereas on M5 you will see SSLQ being taken out > an actual array.