Visualize SMC major points with FVG. Logically display pullbacks and capture them with pyramiding [tundere [R]・Mr./Ms. nao]

Written by Shinobu Hayakawa

Seeing the phrases “the courage to cut” and “explosive earning power,”
I felt I could grasp the trading results this trader achieves.

The trader, Mr./Ms. nao, analyzes the market
using logic conscious of SMC (Smart Money Concept)

and invests accordingly.
I’d like to introduce a part of that approach.

At points where large players lie in wait as described by SMC,

in the yellow-highlighted area in the image below,
multiple entries are made,and

positions are pyramided while holding unrealized profits
in the direction of the trend,building them up.

There is a temporary move against the position, but without hitting the stop loss,
and after breaking out of the yellow box, solid unrealized gains are secured.

Mr./Ms. nao
Ran a construction company in the early 30s.
At the same time, engaged in short-term trading centered on FX.
Later, after much thought, entered the Buddhist priesthood. From 2015, resumed trading and is now a full-time trader, mainly battling in gold, taking on the market daily.

If the price moves against the position, the stop loss set at entry
will execute the exit, so the “courage to cut” mentioned at the start

doesn’t need to be exercised that much.

It’s not too demanding mentally, writes Mr./Ms. nao.
If price moves in the favorable direction,“explosive earning power”emerges.

However, readers of this article are probably wondering,
How do you enter at good points?

I think that’s a natural question.
What made me think “I see” about these entry points

was the TradingView indicator in the image below.

The long, light blue and light green horizontal rectangles
on the right side of the chart indicate pullback buy zones

in an uptrend.
They are expressed in the indicatorbased on the FVG (Fair Value Gap)

concept.

An FVG (Fair Value Gap) is a price gap
that forms between the most recent three candlesticks

when a sudden price move disrupts the buy-sell balance.
Since price tends to come back to fill this gap in the future,

it isused as support/resistance and entry points,
andMr./Ms. nao uses FVGs for entries.

When price enters the zone, the first position is entered,

and then the tool handles pyramiding and
automatic profit-taking

through to completion.

A tool with fine-tuned settingstundere [R]

Visualize points where big players wait and where their positions
accumulate, using FVG,

then aim big after entry with pyramiding.
Keep stops tight and execute them automatically.

I felt that Mr./Ms. nao’s trading
is logically consistent.

The pinnacle of discretionary-assist (semi-discretionary) pyramiding EAs! tundere [R]