Steve Mauro teaches that once price breaks a significant low, it should stay below it. If price comes back up and stalls at the , it confirms the Market Makers are selling/shorting into the retail traders who are buying the dip.
A large bearish candle completely swallowing the body of the previous bullish candle. Rule 5: Moving Average Alignment (The 50 EMA and 200 EMA)
Trading within a zone is risky. BTMM advocates waiting for the "breakout" from a zone to identify the true direction of the market, often referred to as the "market maker's" intention. btmm steve mauro part05 trading zone and rul top
The Trading Zone is the horizontal price area immediately following a (Spring) in an accumulation or a Phase A (Preliminary Stop) in a re-accumulation. It is defined by three specific BTMM elements:
The Trading Zone is not a physical line on your chart—it is a psychological and structural area where market makers (MMs) intentionally create confusion. It sits between two key levels: Steve Mauro teaches that once price breaks a
Part 5 of the BTMM training curriculum is a pivotal segment, focusing on the practical application of recognizing and specifically identifying the RUL Top (Reversal Upper Level Top) configuration. This article breaks down these advanced concepts to help you refine your entries and maximize your profit potential. 1. Understanding the BTMM Context: Trading Zones
The safest entry is on the second leg of the move down, after the stop hunt has occurred and the price has broken below the 13/50 EMA (Exponential Moving Average). Rule 5: Moving Average Alignment (The 50 EMA
Price returns to test the high (the second peak), failing to close significantly above the first peak.
Identifying a "shark fin" on the Trader Dynamic Index (TDI) helps confirm that the price has reached an exhausted top . 3. Strategic Entry & Risk Rules BTMM Trading Strategy and Techniques | PDF - Scribd