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TABLE OF CONTENT

CHAPTER 1:
TOP MULTIPLE SWING
CHAPTER 2:
FMC HEAVEN POINTS
CHAPTER 3:
TOP MULTIPLE SWING AS A CONTINUATION
CHAPTER 4:
RESISTANCE + TOP MULTIPLE SWINGS
CHAPTER 5:
DIAGONAL RESISTANCE + TOP MULTIPLE SWINGS
CHAPTER 6:
HOW TO SELL ON THE CONFLUENCE
CHAPTER 7:
BOTTOM MULTIPLE SWINGS
CHAPTER 8:
BOTTOM MULTIPLE SWINGS AS A CONTINUATION
CHAPTER 9:
SUPPORT AREA + BOTTOM MULTIPLE SWINGS
CHAPTER 10:
DIAGONAL SUPPORT + BOTTOM MULTIPLE SWINGS
CHAPTER 11:
HOW TO BUY ON THE CONFLUENCE
CHAPTER 1:

Theoritical example of a Top multiple swing

Additional Info:

We always take our Sell trades on the Lower Highs (LH). we normally take
trades on the 3rd Lower High(LH). that's where the 3rd touch confirmation
strategy gets verified.

The 3rd Lower High(LH) , Signals a start of a new trend (downtrend).

Spring -- Signals the Reversal.

Note : The bigger the rejection on the peak, the stronger the reversal.
Practical examples of a Top multiple swings
 Note: In the below Charts, we,ll show you the trades (Sells). we took using the
Top multiple swings method. ↙️↙️
 Note : Using the Top market swing method.
- we always take our sell trades on the 2nd or 3rd Lower Highs(LH).
CHAPTER 2:

Fmc Heaven Points.

- Entry Points (Resistance)
- Exit Points (Supports)

Definition of an Entry point

entry point is the level or price at which a trader enters into a trade Sell. Deciding
on a forex entry point can be complex for traders because of the abundance of
variable inputs that move the forex market.

Entry Point
- We always take our trades on the area of retest using the horizontal Resistance .
A Theoritical example of an Entry points on a downtrend (
Sell )...indicated by a letter ""E""

Note : When the market is on a downtrend, we always take our trades on the
Lower High (LH) ... as indicated by the pink letter "E" ...

Make sure that you have drawn your support area inline with your Opposite
movement (Higher High (HH)) ... as indicated by the green circles.
Practical example no.1 of an Entry point on a downtrend (
Sell ) .

Sell trades should be executed on the Lower High low (LH) Resistance .. as
indicated by the two purple arrows.
Practical example no.2 of an Entry point on a downtrend (
Sell ) .

Sell trades should be executed on the Lower High low (LH) Resistance .. as
indicated by the purple arrows.
Practical example no.3 of an Entry point on a downtrend (
Sell ) .

Sell trades should be executed on the Lower High low (LH) Resistance .. as
indicated by the two purple arrows.
 Note: Below are the trades which i took using the Heaven
Points( Entry points ).

Remember : we take our sell trades on the Lower Highs (LH).

Example no.1 : Here i took a Sell trade on the Second Lower

High (LH) at : 8995.83
Example no.2 ... Here i took a Sell trade on the Entry point,
on the Lower High (LH) ..which was parallel to the opposite
Higher High (HH).
CHAPTER 3:

A Theoritical example of a Top multiple swing as part of the

continuation

Note: This pattern get formed on a strong downtrend. It is used to induce

traders into thinking that its a reversal.where as its not.

This is a continuation pattern. We are going to apply the same rules which we use
to trade the top multiple swing as part of the reversal ↙️↙️
 A practical example no.1

A Top multiple swing as part of a Continuation

 Practical example no.2

A top multiple swing as part of a continuation

 Note this :: Note that live charts will not always be identical to
theoretical or textbook pictures.
That’s why it’s important to know these patterns very well so that you can spot
them no matter how they come.
CHAPTER 4:

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CHAPTER 5:

Theoritical example of a Diagonal Resistance + Top multiple

swing
Practical example no: 1 of a Diagonal Resistance + Top
multiple swing

Note: in this case, we are trading a trendline retest and adding a Top
multiple swing as part of the confirmation.↙️↙️

The Top multiple swing is located inside the Green Box.

Practical example no: 2 of a Diagonal Resistance + Top
multiple swing
Practical example no: 3 of a Diagonal Resistance + Top
multiple swing
CHAPTER 6:

Confluence Definition : is a point where by two or more

confirmations intersect each other.

Selling Confirmations.

Bearish Divergence

Major Resistance areas

Selling Pressures

Diagonal Resistance(areas)

mini timeframe (Top multiple swings).

Bearish Trendline Breakouts

Bearish Continuation Patterns

Bearish Reversal Patterns

Momentum ( Pull away from the Zones ).

Note: Make sure that the Top multiple swing is present in all your Sell
analysis. ~ no Top multiple swing ~ ...Then there is no setup.
Practical example no1: of an area of confluence

Present confirmations:
-Trendline breakout
- Top multiple swing
- Bearish divergence
- Resistance area
- Possible Head and Shoulder

Note: All confirmations were intersecting inside the Green Box. as indicated
by the two Red arrows
Practical example no2: of an area of confluence

Present confirmations:

-Trendline breakout
- Top multiple swing
- Resistance area
- Possible Head and Shoulder
- Trendline Break and Retest

Note: All confirmations were intersecting inside the Green Box. as indicated
by the two Red arrows
CHAPTER 7:

A Theoritical example of a Bottom multiple swings.

Additional Info:

We always take our Buy trades on the Higher Lows(HL). we normally take
trades on the 3rd Higher Low(HL). that's where the 3rd touch confirmation
strategy gets verified.

The 3rd Higher Low (HL) , Signals a start of a new trend (uptrend).

Spring -- Signals the Reversal.

Note : The bigger the rejection on the peak, the stronger the reversal.
Practical example no1: of a Bottom multiple swing
Practical example no.2 of a Bottom multiple swing
Practical example no.3 of a bottom multiple swing

Note : Using the Bottom market swing method.

- we always take our buy trades on the 2nd or 3rd Higher Low(HL).
CHAPTER 8:

A Theoritical example of a Bottom multiple swing as part of

the continuation

Note: This pattern get formed on a strong Uptrend. It is used to induce

traders into thinking that its a reversal.where as its not.

This is a continuation pattern. We are going to apply the same rules which we
use to trade the Bottom multiple swing as part of the reversal ↗️↗️
 A practical example no.1

A Bottom multiple swing as part of a Continuation

 A practical example no.2

A Bottom multiple swing as part of a Continuation

CHAPTER 9:

Theoritical example of a Horizontal Support + Bottom

multiple Swing
Practical example no1: of a Horizontal Support + Bottom
multiple Swing.
Practical example no2 : of a Horizontal Support + Bottom
multiple Swing.
Practical example no3 : of a Horizontal Support + Bottom
multiple Swing.

Note: On the above practical examples, the Bottom

multiple swings are located inside the Green Boxes.
 How to trade the Horizontal Support + Bottom multiple
swings

- Identify the strong Support area

- Wait for the Second Higher Low to be fully formed.
- Enter your Buy trades.
- Stop loss below the Support area
- Take profits on the nearest Resistance areas.
CHAPTER 10:

Theoritical example of a Diagonal Support + Bottom multiple

swing
Practical example no: 1 of a Diagonal Support + Bottom
multiple swing
Practical example no: 2 of a Diagonal Support + Bottom
multiple swing
Practical example no: 3 of a Diagonal Support + Bottom
multiple swing

Note: in this case, we are trading a trendline retest and adding a Bottom
multiple swing as part of the confirmation.↗️↗️

The Bottom multiple swing is located inside the Green Box.

CHAPTER 11:

Confluence Definition : is a point where by two or more

confirmations intersect each other.

Buying Confirmations.

Bullish Divergence

Major Support areas

Buying Pressures

Diagonal Support (areas)

mini timeframe (Bottom multiple swings).

Bullish Trendline Breakouts

Bullish Continuation Patterns

Bullish Reversal Patterns

Momentum ( Pull away from the Zones ).

Note: Make sure that the Bottom multiple swing is present in all your Buy
analysis. ~ no Bottom multiple swing ~ ...Then there is no setup.
Practical example no1: of an area of confluence

Present confirmations:

-Trendline breakout
- Bottom multiple swing
- Bullish divergence
- Support area
- Inverse Head and Shoulder

Note: All confirmations were intersecting inside the Green Box. as indicated
by the two Red arrows
Practical example no2: of an area of confluence

Present confirmations:

-Trendline breakout
- Bottom multiple swing
- Support area
- Inverse Head and Shoulder

Note: All confirmations were intersecting inside the Green Box. as indicated
by the two Red arrows
Don't change Lotsizes mid trade.

Stick to your trading plan and same lotsizes throughout

the week and modify them during weekends according to
your account balance. You are great traders. Very great.
Your analysis and strategy is great but the problem is your
execution and mentality.
If you switch lotsizes mid trade you won't be able to
measure your consistency because you'll profit from
many trades and wipe your entire account with a single
losing trade simply because you tripled the lotsize on that
particular trade. Stop deviating from the initial plan
because you are winning consecutively. Wait till the week
is over then modify. Don't let profits get to your head.
Remember that the more trades you win, the more your
confidence grows. It becomes faster when you win
consecutively. Your emotions will rattle and you'll forget
that there might be a point where you take a loss, then
you increase your lotsize and deviate from proper risk
management, then when that one loss comes it takes
your entire account (initial deposit and profits) and you
will think that trading is not for you.
One of the main advantages of sticking to the same
lotsize is so that you can be able to track your
consistency. If you profit 300 pips and lose 50 pips, the
250 positive pip difference will reflect on your account.
But if you switch lotsizes, you will find that the 50 pip loss
has erased the entire 300 pip gain because you used a
very big lotsize on the losing trade as compared to the
profiting ones.
Stick to the same lotsize and when the trading week is
over, and your mind and emotions are settled, check your
balance and modify the lotsize part for the upcoming
week. A trading plan is a logical key in your strategy that
helps you maintain discipline. If you don't have a Trading
plan or stick to one, your daily desires and problems will
affect the next trade you execute and trust me, emotional
or pressured trading never ended well. The market
doesn't care about your financial situation or what's
currently going on in your life, don't carry those things
into your trades because you'll want to make money
quick to settle your problems, which leads to over-
leveraging your account, risking money you can't afford to
lose, and you'll end up losing it all. Again, Keep your
problems out of the market. We all want to make money
from trading, but what's separates us at the end of the
day irregardless of facing the same profits and losses, is
how we handle our mentality and our money.
Trading carries risk, there's a potential that you will lose
your invested capital, it's not a solution to short term
problems. People are patient enough to go to school for
5+ years to get a qualification, work for 5+ years earning
minimum wage, but the moment they get into trading,
want to become millionaires within months. The reason
why 80% traders always lose their money is mostly based
on lack of discipline and patience. Your mindset towards
this industry will dictate how long you will last. If you are
in for short term needs then expect your stay in the
market to be short-lived.

Consistency is the theme

God bless you.

The end. Thank you