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    The document discusses market maker models used by market makers to facilitate trading. It explains that market maker models use buy and sell patterns called the market maker buy model and market maker sell model to match orders. These models follow specific patterns of consolidation, runs to support or resistance, smart money reversals, accumulation, and distribution. For the patterns to be useful, they must be aligned across time frames from monthly down to minute charts.

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    The document discusses market maker models used by market makers to facilitate trading. It explains that market maker models use buy and sell patterns called the market maker buy model and market maker sell model to match orders. These models follow specific patterns of consolidation, runs to support or resistance, smart money reversals, accumulation, and distribution. For the patterns to be useful, they must be aligned across time frames from monthly down to minute charts.

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    The document discusses market maker models used by market makers to facilitate trading. It explains that market maker models use buy and sell patterns called the market maker buy model and market maker sell model to match orders. These models follow specific patterns of consolidation, runs to support or resistance, smart money reversals, accumulation, and distribution. For the patterns to be useful, they must be aligned across time frames from monthly down to minute charts.

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    The market maker model refers to the process by which market makers facilitate trading by setting and controlling

    the prices of
    assets, such as currencies. In the context of ICT's teachings, the market maker buy model is a price swing lower that eventually
    trades higher, while the market maker sell model is the opposite. Market makers use these models to match up old order blocks
    during the buy and sell sides of the curve, and they wait for the reclaimed mechanism to take place, where they use the same
    reference points to facilitate new positions

    Market maker models are useless without a HTF PD array. They are not random patterns. They always start at one, (original
    consolidation). And they always finish at one.(Smart money reversal)
    TIME FRAME ALIGNMENT

    PD ARRAY | MMM

    • Monthly Array > Daily MMXM.

    • Weekly Array > H4 MMXM.

    • Daily Array > H1 MMXM.

    • H4 Array > m15 MMXM.

    • H1 Array > m5 MMXM.

    • m15 Array > m1 MMXM.


    THE MMBM
    Market Maker Buy Model
    Sellside Buyside

    SUPPORT
    # ICT Buy Model

    **The building Blocks:**

    1. Consolidation
    2. The Run to Support
    3. The Smart Money Reversal
    4. Accumulation The Low Risk Entry
    5. Re-Accumulation
    6. Distribution

    Appliable for all Time frames.


    1. Consolidation (upper left green)
    a. initial consolidation, building bloc of the initial drop lower
    2. Run to Support (red rect)
    3. Smart Money Reversal (grey)
    a. 99% retail does not know how to buy here.
    b. around the POI for buying
    4. Accumulation (first blue)
    a. Low risk buy
    5. Re - Accumulation (second blue)
    a. a tricky one must be caution and in sync with HTF
    b. around the same area as the red box.
    c. around this area also it can change and become the optimal for
    selling at a bearish orderblock. this is why we have to connect this to
    HTF.
    6. Distribution (green right)
    a. usually above the first consolidation
    Inside this market maker buy model there are only three stages that are guaranteed.

    **The Initial Consolidation (upper left)**

    **The Smart Money Reversal (grey)**

    **The clearing of the initial consolidation (green right)**

    the middle areas are going to be the sticking points they might be there or might not be visible.

    **Be aware also that the re-accumulation (blue rects) could be the reversal point since the price could move right into the OTE and OB
    from initial accumulation.**

    Price moves from Resistance to predefined level of Support.

    **Lets say this Pattern is occuring on the M15 TF ideally the H1 and H4 the market should be bullish.**
    THE MMSM
    Market Maker Sell Model
    Resistance

    Buyside Sellside
    # ICT sell Model

    **The building Blocks:**

    1. Consolidation
    2. The Run to resistance
    3. The Smart Money Reversal
    4. Accumulation The Low Risk Entry
    5. Re-Accumulation
    6. Distribution

    Appliable for all Time frames.


    1. Distribution (lower left green)
    a. Initial distribution, building block of the initial rise
    higher.
    2. Run to Resistance (blue rect)
    3. Smart Money Reversal (grey)
    a. 99% retail does not know how to sell here.
    b. around the POI for selling.
    4. Distribution (first red)
    a. High risk sell.
    5. Re-Distribution (second red)
    a. A tricky one, must exercise caution and be in sync
    with HTF.
    b. Around the same area as the blue box.
    c. Around this area, it can also change and become
    optimal for buying at a bullish order block. That's why we
    have to connect this to HTF.
    6. Accumulation (green right)
    a. Usually below the first consolation .

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