FX:GBPAUD   British Pound / Australian Dollar
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AN EXAMPLE OF A SMART MONEY MITIGATION PROCESS


look at the period between 7 to 14 march (dark pool caught in action)
as you clearly see 1.7735 was a good low where that market did make a change of character above coc line. this consider a bullish action for most of the retail traders ( level 1 ) as level 1 was buying above coc line dark pool ( level 3 ) start to sell every retailer buy how? level 1 sellers below coc line had their stop above it ( buy stop) and level 1 buyers bought above coc line. SO, there are 2 buyers for 1 seller this is a great liquidity pool for the dark pool (buy-side liquidity ).

then why the FK dark will push the market higher above their sell block around 1.8174.

after the market trade below dark original buy at 1.7735, they start to liquidate level 1 buyers toward a major swing low ( MSL) at 1.7173. around 1000 point drop is enough to liquidate any long position as level 1 traders can hold that because of the leverage.

what is the mitigation area: it is the area where dark pool level 3 buys and sells same range in order to make liquidity then they re-push the market toward their losing position to liquidate it at an even or small loss.

look they will not do it in a one-way push to toggle their area.

they have to induce sellers to jump at the market in order to close their position higher into level 1 sell squeezing. as you can see they made a failure after that trend line liquidity break ( 11 April ) in order to induce level 1 to sell this market . and they will keep manipulating the sellers in order to close their long positions at that 1.7735/1.8174 area how? they have to make a big buy stop ( short squeeze )
Trade closed: target reached:
200 points is not bad.

it is a sum of probability

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