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Equal Highs & Lows Strategy

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// 🧠 THE MARKET PSYCHOLOGY (WHY THIS WORKS):
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// 1. THE MAGNET THEORY:
// "Equal Highs" (EQH) and "Equal Lows" (EQL) are not random. They represent
// Retail Support and Resistance. Retail traders are taught to put Stop Losses
// just above Double Tops or just below Double Bottoms.
// - Therefore, these lines represent massive pools of LIQUIDITY (Money).
// - Price is often engineered to move toward these lines to "unlock" that money.
//
// 2. THE INSTITUTIONAL TRAP (STOP HUNTS):
// Institutions need liquidity to fill large orders without slippage.
// - To Buy massive amounts, they need many Sellers -> They push price BELOW EQL
// to trigger retail Sell Stops.
// - To Sell massive amounts, they need many Buyers -> They push price ABOVE EQH
// to trigger retail Buy Stops.
//
// 3. THE STRATEGY (TURTLE SOUP):
// We do not trade the initial touch. We wait for the "Sweep & Reclaim".
// - Bullish Signal (GRAB ⬆): Price drops below the Green Line (EQL), grabs the
// stops, but buyers step in and force the candle to CLOSE back above the line.
// - Bearish Signal (GRAB ⬇): Price spikes above the Red Line (EQH), grabs the
// stops, but sellers step in and force the candle to CLOSE back below the line.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// 🧠 THE MARKET PSYCHOLOGY (WHY THIS WORKS):
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// 1. THE MAGNET THEORY:
// "Equal Highs" (EQH) and "Equal Lows" (EQL) are not random. They represent
// Retail Support and Resistance. Retail traders are taught to put Stop Losses
// just above Double Tops or just below Double Bottoms.
// - Therefore, these lines represent massive pools of LIQUIDITY (Money).
// - Price is often engineered to move toward these lines to "unlock" that money.
//
// 2. THE INSTITUTIONAL TRAP (STOP HUNTS):
// Institutions need liquidity to fill large orders without slippage.
// - To Buy massive amounts, they need many Sellers -> They push price BELOW EQL
// to trigger retail Sell Stops.
// - To Sell massive amounts, they need many Buyers -> They push price ABOVE EQH
// to trigger retail Buy Stops.
//
// 3. THE STRATEGY (TURTLE SOUP):
// We do not trade the initial touch. We wait for the "Sweep & Reclaim".
// - Bullish Signal (GRAB ⬆): Price drops below the Green Line (EQL), grabs the
// stops, but buyers step in and force the candle to CLOSE back above the line.
// - Bearish Signal (GRAB ⬇): Price spikes above the Red Line (EQH), grabs the
// stops, but sellers step in and force the candle to CLOSE back below the line.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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@PannchamH
Exención de responsabilidad
La información y las publicaciones no constituyen, ni deben considerarse como asesoramiento o recomendaciones financieras, de inversión, de trading o de otro tipo proporcionadas o respaldadas por TradingView. Más información en Condiciones de uso.