Femto MSNR GOAT | THE ALCHEMIST | course P2

Key Takeaways

• A pullback is defined as a move that reverses without tapping into any key liquidity or order flow, confirming it is not a reversal.
• The closest range or key area is used to end a pullback and initiate a continuation move in the direction of the higher timeframe bias.
• Refinement involves marking all keys on the 15-minute timeframe, then systematically removing those that get absorbed as you move to higher timeframes.
• Multiple keys in a zone are filtered step-by-step across timeframes (30m, 1H, 2H) until only one key aligns with the higher timeframe context.
• The single remaining key that aligns across multiple timeframes becomes the precise point where price taps and triggers a continuation move.
• A pullback that fails to sweep the closest high or low indicates strong continuation momentum and should be traded with the closest range.
• Low resistance liquidity must be taken out first before considering any trade, as it confirms the market's intent to continue in the bias direction.
• Basic SAR traders and others who sell into a pullback create additional liquidity at the pullback high, which can be used for further continuation.