Intro to Smart Money Traps & Rules to Avoid Them

Today I explain my understanding around Smart Money Traps (SMC Traps) and how I personally approach them and how you can potentially eliminate entering the market early and and have an higher probability of missing a losing trade from specific zones.

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This video is intended for entertainment and educational purposes only. I am not a financial advisor and any concepts or theories should always be tested on a demo account before being taken to the live markets. Your trading/investments are solely your responsibility.

[TradingBloke]

Today i made a loss and i was looking for smt videos and this is the reason I failed today. I was thinking about it and now confirmed. This video will make me ahead of time from many experienced traders

[ShaunBest]

This is set up for range trading correct? Also do we expect range trading when we see chart colors in bkack and white as a common convention yes or no?

[souhailazizi]

Hey Ryan would you do a video about some Trade management rules and tips for the sake of its importance, and btw good job on the thumbnail mate

[millionblog]

Yo Ryan I wonder how ur set up look like & room tour would be nice content btw what mic did u used for recording

[-sparks]

So basically Smart Money Traps are Inducements, if you enter at Inducement, you are liquidity and you have trapped

[mohammedgamal]

why did you switch from supply and demand to liquidity?

[HariSingh-xi]

What is the indicator for the session boxes called bro?

[kernelaxie-angchannelnawal]

can i ask the setting of your indicators? thank you!

[clouthierjulian]

Si hay liquidez o imbalance por encima o por debajo del precio, no respeta tu zona de compra o de venta y la tomará como liquidez para continuar con su dirección.

[olofinluajoshua]

Great video, can you make a discord community so that we can interact with each other and learn more on a daily bases.

[gd]

Even when played back for a second view at a slower speed, that was as clear as mud, mate. As a point of interest, Ryan, I note that you tend to somewhat over use the word "obviously, " when in fact, your assumptive mode of teaching makes what you're attempting to present as obvious as a headache.
Awful!