Unicorn Model - Stop Hunts

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[Rosetrain]

Just found something fundamentally wrong with what i have been doing . Thanks to this simple and direct video Thank you Ash!

[Rys]

Thankyou ash for the lession... its helping me a lot ..looking forward for new lessons .all the very best ..i am sure this channel will help a lot of traders in finding a light .

[YEARSofAWAY]

So simple, so well explained. Thank you!

[prodiqi]

Thanks Ash, great video. You made a concept like this much easier to understand.

[ahmedgoutbi]

there is actually a stop hunt in the last example at @ 04:30

[TheBreakerBabeICT]

This is awesome! I am learning so much!

[muhammadrehman]

so simple, to the point, very helpful thank you brother

[ivanvazquez]

Your skill makes make it see too simple.

[generedmon]

Another great subject and clear detailed explanation. Thank you sir 🙏

[hce]

Hi, thanks for the video, my question is for a long setup examples you gave in this video and the previous one, why isn't the bottom of the Break block area the low of the breaker block candle when there is a Stop hunt?

[charlesfleury]

Thank you, appreciate your explanation.

[s.manzoorahmed]

Thank you Sir for the nicely explained and they way of explanation is so simple and to the point. (Sir my question is that you marked the breaker block box the box was exactly from the closing price which was the high of the candle but you left some space on the bottom of the candle how do we exactly mark the breaker block down part because we have to put our stop loss according to breaker block)

[jaypaek]

Thanks Ash. This is great video to learn. I have some questions. When you see Breaker Block, how do you put SL? That one doesn’t look like whole BB though. And when one hour swing low hit the price, I have to switch to lower tf? Or make Poi?

[ayoubelmaadi]

Thx for the vídeo men but do you look for the stop hunt to occur after 9:30 or it doesn’t matter if it does a little bit before

[adamtoth]

Great explanation, thank you! What happenes if there is a clean range in your direction with more than 2Rs? Would you TP also at 2 R in that case? If yes, why? Thank you!

[LuxorTraders]

Thanks for sharing! It is help a lot!😀🙏✍

[dr.euro_fx]

the stop hunt doesn’t need to take place near session opening right? As long as the 🦄 happens within a session it’s valid?

[BonChan]

Stop hunt means break of structure? or a take previous displacement or swing? or just below the previous displacement or swing

[mike-erdt]

i have a question, for ny open on nq, its 8:30 but the opening here is 9:30. which one should be the open?

[serendipity]

Is the London opening time of 2 AM GMT time? What would be it in Pacific timezone?