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Walking With The Whales

A stupid simple level strategy built on one idea: let the institutions mark the levels for you, then take the side they are already standing on. Two boxes, four levels, three rules, and nothing else on the chart.

Any timeframeInstitutional levels2 boxes · 4 levels

What you'll learn

Everything in the free breakdown

How to box the last two sessions into the four levels that actually matter

What the top, the bottom and the centre of each box are really telling you

The three rules that decide whether you buy, sell or stand aside

How to set the stop and the target off the opposite level

The time filter I have never shared before, and why it lifts most charts

The strategy

Two boxes, four levels, three rules

STEP 01Daily

Box the last two days

Draw a box from yesterday's low to yesterday's high and extend it two days forward. Do the same for the day before. Two boxes, four levels.

STEP 02Any TF

Read the three zones

The top of a box is the strongest seller. The bottom is the strongest buyer. The centre is noise, and you take nothing there.

STEP 03Any TF

Trade the three rules

Sell into the top, buy into the bottom, skip the middle. Target the opposite level, stop just beyond the one you leaned on.

Pro tips

Get it right from day one

  • 01

    Don't buy at the top of a box. That is where the best funded seller has already shown his hand.

  • 02

    Don't sell at the bottom of a box. The strongest buyer in the market is sitting right there.

  • 03

    Don't diddle in the middle. The centre is close to a coin flip and the reward to risk is not there.

  • 04

    If price breaks a level and stops you out, that level is done for the day. Wait for another level, another day or another chart.

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Trading involves risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always trade responsibly and do your own due diligence. The material shared here is for educational purposes and is not financial advice.