BTMM Course Notes The Market Maker Method Private Study Notes from Seminar of Steve Mauro

BTMM Course Notes The Market Maker Method Private Study Notes from Seminar of Steve Mauro
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The Market Maker Method
Private Study Notes from Seminar of Steve Mauro

Authored by: Anonymous
“Keep away from people who belittle your ambitions. Small people do that, but the really great make you feel that you too can become great.” Mark Twain.

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Preliminary Notes 4

Homework Exercises 6

Exercise 1 6

Exercise 2 6

Exercise 3 6

Exercise 4 6

Exercise 5 6

Exercise 6 7

Exercise 7 7

Exercise 8 7

Exercise 9 7

Exercise 10 7

Exercise 11 7

Forex Market Sessions 8

Japan/Asia 8

European 8

US 8

What Is the Market Maker? 9

What Tools Does the Market Maker Have? 10

What Tools Do the Dealers and Brokers Have? 11

Chart Observations 12

Anatomy of The Asian Range Stop Hunt 12

Anatomy of an M and W Formation 14

Trapping Volume 16

The Wedge Redefined As a Volume Trapping Mechanism 17

Maintaining the Validity of Highs and Lows 18

False Support and Resistance Levels 19

The Anatomy of the Half Batman Pattern 19

Weekly Price Movements 20

The Three Day Cycle 22

Intraday Price Movements 23

The Accumulation Phase 24

The Stop Hunt – also defining the HOD / LOD 25

Other Behaviours at the HOD/LOD Reversal 27

The Extended Stop Hunt 28

The True Trend 29

The Opposite LOD /HOD and Reversal 30

A Return to Accumulation 30

Learning to Count 31

The Count of the 3 Day Cycle 31

The Count of the Intraday Cycle 33

Chart Setup 35

Candlestick Patterns 35

EMA’s 38

Colour-Coded Sessions 40

Previous HOD/LOD Markers 41

ADR High and Low 41

Pivots 42

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RSI 44

TDI (Traders Dynamic Index) 45

Confluence of Signals 47

Trend Assessment 48

Basic Trend Analysis with All Information Available 48

Trading and Trade Setups 50

Components of a trading system 50

Rules To Profit 51

Fractional Disparity 52

Scanning View 53

Putting the Chart Together 54

Look for Strike Zones 55

A Suggested Routine 56

Market Timing 58

The Trading Zone 59

The Straightaway Trade 60

The 2nd leg M or W Setup 60

The 33 Trade 64

The Swing Trade 65

The New York City Reversal Trade 65

Reversal on the EMA 200 66

Summarise The Entries 66

Summarise the Exits 66

Risk Level 67

Stop Loss When Scaling in 67

Trailing Stops 67

Index 68

Notes 80

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PRELIMINARY NOTES

To successfully use the market maker method you need to begin to understand the motivations and tools that the MM has. The sole goal of the MM is to make a profit. The only tools at its disposal relate to manipulating price. Price is a reflection of the number of transactions and the price paid for these transactions. A large number of transactions are required to shift the price. The Forex market is said to trade $4,000,000,000,000 per day. The bulk of the transactions are carried out by large institutions, not by small traders. Therefore, the bulk of transactions made by small traders will be made with larger institutions. This also means that a price is moved predominantly as a result of what the large institutions are doing with currency. Their ability to dominate the market is overwhelming.
It costs about 10,000 lots to move the market by one pip.

MM’s have the ability to move price at will retail traders do not. So for a retail trader to be truly successful, they need to at least have a concept of this process so that they understand what is happening and why. Even better, to be able to identify the patterns and strategies that MM’s use to play the game and to the ‘piggy back’ with them rather than attempt to trade against them. For example, if one institution places an order to buy $1,000,000,000 (10,000 contracts) of Euro for instance, then it would require 10,000 traders selling one contract each, 100,000 traders sell 0.1 contracts each or 1,000,000 traders selling .01 contracts each to balance these transactions.

Put another way, the same number of traders would be required to initiate a transaction at more or less the same time in the same direction to move the market. So once you realise that price is moved as a result of deliberate, logical decisions the idea that price is a product of the emotional feeling of the various traders involved or of sentiment is misguided. Retail traders then, are left to react to the prices that they see, many of whom react emotionally. In relation to learning and using this material, it involves changing the way you think about the market and it will be necessary to do the homework, absolutely essential to learn to spot the patterns. You won’t be able to see them setting up if you can’t see them in hindsight. Even after you are proficient, it will still be worthwhile going through setups on historical data to ‘keep your eye in’. Most of the successful students go through at least several years’ worth of charts to identify the patterns.

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