The document discusses Market Maker Models (MMXM), which depict the process of institutional order pairing in financial markets. It provides a simplified explanation of the MMXM process, including two types of entries - low risk entries inside a supply and market range, and high probability entries after a second consolidation forms. Examples are given of different execution methods at each stage. The purpose of understanding these models is to visualize how institutions pair orders to move markets.
The document discusses Market Maker Models (MMXM), which depict the process of institutional order pairing in financial markets. It provides a simplified explanation of the MMXM process, including two types of entries - low risk entries inside a supply and market range, and high probability entries after a second consolidation forms. Examples are given of different execution methods at each stage. The purpose of understanding these models is to visualize how institutions pair orders to move markets.
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A ? ?Mmxm (Market Maker Thread by Casper Smc Nov 28, 22 From Rattibha
The document discusses Market Maker Models (MMXM), which depict the process of institutional order pairing in financial markets. It provides a simplified explanation of the MMXM process, including two types of entries - low risk entries inside a supply and market range, and high probability entries after a second consolidation forms. Examples are given of different execution methods at each stage. The purpose of understanding these models is to visualize how institutions pair orders to move markets.
The document discusses Market Maker Models (MMXM), which depict the process of institutional order pairing in financial markets. It provides a simplified explanation of the MMXM process, including two types of entries - low risk entries inside a supply and market range, and high probability entries after a second consolidation forms. Examples are given of different execution methods at each stage. The purpose of understanding these models is to visualize how institutions pair orders to move markets.
I'm going to simplify it as best I can in this thread
Occurs as price trades into a HTF liquidity pool
Valuable as a narrative tool
Bias is important
Market maker models depict the process of order
pairing
There are 2 entries found in market maker models:
Low Risk and High Probability
Now let's take a look at some charts
1. Breakdown/Breakout of initial consolidation
Breakout traders enter the market & place stops at the
opposing end of the initial consolidation 2. A 2nd range forms an accumulation of orders before the run to the liquidity pool (support/resistance)
More traders are entering in this range, placing stops
at either the bottom of this range or the initial consolidation 3. Price trades into HTF liquidity pool and shows signs of SMR where institutions enter (Low Risk Entry) 4. Price consolidates for a short amount of time before a second displacement occurs
(High Probability Trade)
5. Expansion to original consolidation and/or HTF
targets beyond Execution #1 - Low risk entry inside the SMR range
Once price exhibits a displaced reversal (MSS), there
are a multitude of methods to enter (OB, FVG, breaker, entry on displacement, SMT)
Stops should be above the high of the raid on liquidity
(high/low of the SMR range) Execution #2 - High Probability Entry
After the SMR look for a second range to be formed
Use your entry model inside this range after a run on
stops
OR
Wait for the 2nd displacement > look to from POIs in
premium/discount of the impulse swing Conclusion
Market maker models visualize the process of
institutional order pairing
Not all models will be picture perfect, the
understanding of each components purpose is what’s important
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