14/03/2026
Here are **3 common mistakes traders make with the Double Bottom Manipulation setup** and a **pro entry trick** π
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# # 1οΈβ£ Entering Too Early
Many traders **buy immediately when they see a double bottom**.
Problem:
* Price often **drops below the bottom first** to grab liquidity.
This happens because institutions follow ideas from **Smart Money Concept**, where they trigger stop losses before moving price.
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**Better approach:**
Wait for the **fake breakout (liquidity sweep)** before entering.
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# # 2οΈβ£ Ignoring the Order Block
Some traders only look at the pattern and ignore where institutions buy.
The reversal is stronger when price reacts from a **Bullish Order Block**.
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**Better approach:**
Enter only when price **returns to the bullish order block or support zone**.
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# # 3οΈβ£ Wrong Stop Loss Placement
A common mistake is placing the stop **too close to the double bottom**.
Because of manipulation, price may **wick below support first**.
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**Better approach:**
Place the stop **slightly below the liquidity sweep**.
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# β Pro Entry Trick (Used by Experienced Traders)
# # # Wait for Market Structure Shift
After the liquidity sweep:
1. Price **breaks a previous short-term high**.
2. This creates a **Break of Structure**.
3. Price pulls back to the **order block or support**.
4. Enter the **buy trade on the pullback**.
This confirmation greatly increases the probability of success.
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**Simple formula**
```
Double Bottom
β Liquidity Sweep
β Break of Structure
β Pullback to Order Block
β BUY
```
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12/03/2026
**Smart Money Concept (SMC) / ICT style entry model using FVG (Fair Value Gap)**. The idea is to let **smart money manipulate price first, then enter on the imbalance (FVG) when price retraces**. Letβs break the steps in the order shown in the diagram. ππ
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# # 1οΈβ£ Accumulation
**Left side big candle**
* Market is **ranging and building liquidity**.
* Institutions accumulate positions.
* Retail traders usually think the market will continue in the opposite direction.
π This phase builds **liquidity above highs and below lows**.
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# # 2οΈβ£ Sweep (Liquidity Grab)
Price moves above the range and **takes out the highs**.
* This is called a **liquidity sweep**.
* It triggers **stop losses and breakout buyers**.
* Smart money uses this liquidity to **enter the opposite position**.
β In the image this happens at **CRT High**.
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# # 3οΈβ£ Manipulation
After sweeping liquidity:
* Price **reverses sharply**.
* This traps breakout traders.
* The market shows the **true direction**.
π Here the real move begins **downward**.
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# # 4οΈβ£ Break of Structure (Breakout)
Price **breaks the internal support** (the dashed line).
This confirms:
* Market structure shift
* Sellers are now in control
π This is often called **BOS (Break of Structure)** or **Market Structure Shift**.
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# # 5οΈβ£ FVG (Fair Value Gap) Formation
During the strong impulsive move down:
* A **price imbalance** is created.
* This is the **FVG zone** (yellow box).
An FVG happens when:
* Candle 1 high
* Candle 3 low
leave a **gap with candle 2 in between**.
π It means price moved **too fast and inefficiently**.
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# # 6οΈβ£ Distribution / Retracement
Price **retraces back into the FVG zone**.
This is where institutions:
* Add more sell positions
* Fill orders
π **This is the entry area**.
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# # 7οΈβ£ Entry
Enter **SELL when price taps the FVG**.
Typical setup:
* Entry: inside the **FVG**
* Stop loss: **above the FVG or recent high**
* Target: **CRT Low / liquidity below**
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**Full Logic of the Model**
1. Accumulation
2. Liquidity Sweep
3. Manipulation
4. Break of Structure
5. FVG created
6. Retrace to FVG
7. Enter trade
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π‘ **Why this works**
Markets move based on **liquidity and order flow**:
* Retail traders provide liquidity.
* Institutions manipulate price to collect it.
* They then push price toward the **real target**.
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**Simple rule to remember**
> **Sweep β Break Structure β Enter at FVG**
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