Hanzo Shawdow Codes.pdf

SHADOWCODES: THE SECret codes in the shadow
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First of all, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to Allah SWT who
has inspired me to prepare this E-book. Also thousands thanks to my
teachers especially Teacher Mansor Sapari and my seniors from TASAD,
CPM and QM Master. I will not be able to compose this E-Book without the
guidance and advice from them. Also thanks to my mother who supports
my career as a Forex Trader.
“in the spirit of traders help traders”
Redsword11
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DISCLAIMER
Please read the below terms & conditions :
You agree, understand and accept the below notices, disclaimers, terms and conditions:
The risk of loss trading forex, commodities and futures can be substantial. Forex, commodities and futures
trading have large potential risks, in addition to any potential rewards. You must be aware of the risks and
be willing to accept them in order to invest in the futures or commodities markets. Don’t trade with money
you can’t afford to lose. This is neither a solicitation nor an offer to buy or sell commodity, futures or any
other financial interests. The use or placement of any stop-loss or stop-limit orders may not limit your
losses and you could lose more than your intended amount of money at risk. No representation is being
made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to any discussed here.
Past Performance of any trading system or methodology is not indicative of future results. Any and all
systems, methodologies, or patterns discussed are for illustrative purposes only and are not to be construed
as specific advisory recommendations. This material and any opinions are for educational purposes only.
No responsibility or liability is assumed for any trades that you may take or any losses that you may incur.
Any trades that you may take are strictly taken at your own risk. You should consult your broker or
financial advisor before placing any such trades.
THE RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING FOREX/ FUTURES / COMMODITIES CAN BE SUBSTANTIAL,
YOU SHOULD THEREFORE CAREFULLY CONSIDER WHETHER SUCH TRADING IS SUITABLE
FOR YOU IN LIGHT OF YOUR FINANCIAL CONDITION.
Disclaimer: Futures, forex, stock, and options trading is not appropriate for everyone. There is a substantial
risk of loss associated with trading these markets. Losses can and will occur. No system or methodology
has ever been developed that can guarantee profits or ensure freedom from losses. No representation or
implication is being made that using any of the information provided will generate profits or ensure
freedom from losses.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Acknowledgement 2
Disclaimer 3
Table of Content 4
Introduction 5
How to Find Me 6
Chapter 1: Support and Resistance 7
Chapter 2: Supply and Demand 15
Chapter 3: Market Structure 31
Chapter 4: Manipulations 40
Chapter 5: Shadowcodes 52
Chapter 6: Combining the Puzzle 70
Reminder 81
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INTRODUCTION
Assalamualaikum and peace be upon you, I am more known with the name
Hanzo who has been active in the forex trading since May 2015. My
involvement in this field began when the downfall of the ETA gold scheme
resulting in losses of almost more than RM20,000. In finding a way to
resolve the overdue losses, I was introduced with forex trading which has
the potential to earn profits. However, it is not as expected. Loss by loss
occurred. At first, I was asked to deposit 100USD for the purpose of
learning, but it did not work until the margin call. Then I was determined
to find the perfect trading system, and have caused me to be affected by
the various types of techniques which promising false hope. Although I
have learned a variety of techniques, I am still margin call.
Everything changed in November 2016, I entered the Supply and Demand
Trading class under the guidance of Teacher Mansor Sapari. This trading
system learning emphasizes risk and reward, small Stop Loss and big
Profit. In fact, when a setup fails or stops, we can explain why a setup
fails. We are also taught to entry in other trader stoploss and enter the
market with zero floating. This is where my journey to deepen my
knowledge in Supply and Demand began.
I am now a result of the past market painting efforts till I can identify the
next market. The key to succeed in mastering the trading supply and
demand system is to DILIGENTLY draw, study and understand.
Till then, Hanzo.
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How to find me?
NOTE: HANZO IS A FRIEND OF ME. HE WROTE THIS BOOK AND IS AWARE OF THE ENGLISH
VERSION OF THIS E-BOOK. THIS IS A TEMPORARY ENGLISH E-BOOK TRANSLATED BY
MYSELF. THE OFFICIAL ENGLISH VERSION WILL INCLUDE BEARISH WHIPSAW AND SOME
OTHER MATTERS.
THE WHOLE OF SHADOWCODES AND MANSOOR’S GROUPS ARE ALL IN NON-ENGLISH. AND
THESE GROUPS ARE MASSIVE. IT HAS ABSOLUTE NO POINT IN JOINING IF THINKING FIND
HOLY GRAIL. AS YOU WILL HAVE A HARD TIME UNDERSTANDING IT ALL WHAT IS BEING
SAID!
THIS IS ABSOLUTE NO SOLLICITATION TO JOIN HANZO GROUPS OR ANY MANSOOR’S
GROUP. I ONLY GIVE CREDIT WHERE IT BELONGS.

NOTE K.H.
I MYSELF HAVE TRAINED 4 TRADERS, AS AM SETTING UP A PRIVATE EQUITY FUND FOR MY
TRADERS. YES, THEY CAN TRADE MY MONEY. AS I PERSONALLY GAVE THEM GUIDANCE
1 BY 1. AND I KNOW EXACT WHAT THEY ARE DOING. AND AM EXTREMELY STRICT WHEN IT
COMES DOWN TO TRADING.
IN CASE YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND AND
REQUIRE MORE HELP. You can contact Jim
Chen on Telegram.
@jimmychenofficial
About Jimmy, he did some mentor hopping
in the past. In the end, he ended up with me
and became very profitable. Due if in the
end you end up with me, it is extreme small
chance of failing, due I push you very hard
until you succeed.
Like I said, I do not mentor. I rather focus on
trading itself and it is rare you see me
mentoring, and can take any trader from any
level to an absolute Champ.
I am very strict with traders and give them
assignments. Until you ready to go on these
markets.
Ok, enough bla bla bla.
This book is not for distribution!! You
only have it due I like you.
Enjoy it and hopefully it will help you
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Chapter 1: Support and
Resistance 1.1 Support and Resistance Zone
Support is a zone that tries to withstand the price rather than going
further down. Support will cause the price to bounce up and become the
best to buy.
Resistance is a zone that tries to withstand the price rather than going
further farther. Resistance will cause the price to bounce down and
become the zone best to sell.
So, in the form of line chart it will look like below
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Then, we change it to candlestick chart. It will look like below.
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1.2 Support and Resistance Level
Support and Resistance Level is more detailed and different level with the
zone. Level is one line and Zone is Zone. The spelling is different, so what
does it looks like?
Open linechart on any timeframes or pairs, mark the line with the
rejections.
Then, change to candlestick, the line that we have marked will look in line
with Open/ Close candlestick. Here is the support and resistance level.
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Step1: Mark in line chart
Step 2: change candlestick chart
Step 3: Mark SNR Zone at SNR level area
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1.3 Role Reversal
Role Reversal occurs when support tasks turn into resistance and vice
versa. The reversal role applies when a breakout occurs on the SNR level
or zone.
1.3.1 Support Become Resistance
Support Become Resistance (SBR) is a setup to sell. SBR occurs when the
price successfully break Support Level and the pullback becomes
resistance.
So the first step is, open line chart and mark Support Level which break by
the price.
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Next, change to candlestick chart.
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1.3.2 Resistance Become Support (RBS)
Resistance Become Support (RBS) is a setup to buy. RBS occurs when the
price successfully break Resistance Level and will pullback to Support.
So the first step is, open line chart and mark Resistance Level which
break by the price.
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Next, change to candlestick chart.
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Chapter 2.0: Basic Supply and Demand
Chapter 2.1: Supply and Demand Trading System
Supply and Demand Trading founded by Sam Seiden generally describes 2
types of zone entry that are Sell at Supply Zone and Buy at Demand Zone.
There are 5 rules in trading SnD
1. Always look to the left
2. Sell at Supply Zone
3. Buy at Demand Zone
4. Always use Stop Loss
5. Never forget Rule 1 2 3 and 4.
Important movement that must be known to trade SND
Rally= Buyer exceed Seller
Drop= Seller exceed Buyer
Base= Seller and Buyer in equilibrium
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2.1.1 Continuous Base
Continuous base is a kind of base that continues the direction of an initial
price trip before the base occurs. There are 2 types of continuous base
that are drop base drop (DBD) as Supply Zone and rally base rally (RBR) as
Demand Zone.
Below is an example of Drop Base Drop (DBD). DBD is a type of supply
zone for setup sell. Candle bullish (BASE) that tries to withstand prices on
the base produces good buying and selling areas here. So price return at
the spot price is balance and continue with the DROP price direction. In
simple language, the price will follow the base that break.
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Below is an example of Rally Base Rally (RBR). RBR is a type of demand
zone for setup buy. Candle bearish (BASE) that tries to withstand prices on
the base produces good buying and selling areas here. So price return at
the spot price is balance and continue with the RALLY price direction. In
simple language, the price will follow the base that is break.
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2.1.2 Reversal Base
Reversal Base is a type of base that opposes the direction of the initial
price journey before the occurence of the base. There are two types of
Reversal Base, Rally Base Drop (RBD) as Supply Zone and Drop Base Rally
(DBR) as Demand Zone.
Below is an example of Rally Base Drop (RBD). RBD is a type of supply zone
for setup sell. From a good market drop situation, the price is against the rally
and produces bearish engulfing candle and then continue the drop movement.
When the price return, the price will reverse the direction of the rally. In
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Below is an example of Drop Base Rally (DBR). DBR is a type of demand zone
for setup buy. From a good market drop situation, the price is against the rally
and produces bullish engulfing candle and then continue the rally movement.
When the price return, the price will reverse the direction of the rally. In
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2.2 Swap Zone
Swap Zone is a zone where the price does not comply with supply and
demand zone.
For example, a fish buyer (demand) has bought fish that fills (CONSUMED)
the containers in the truck, then the fish buyer goes to town and is now a
fish vendor (supplier)
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2.3 How to draw Supply and Demand zone
So basically there are 4 SND zones that are RBR, DBD, DBR and RBD or
generally as base.
3 tips to search base
-significant drop or rally
-when the candle play in the base is not long - the
base is still fresh
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Essential base
1) Time used by price when forming base
Below is an example of Price which only takes a little time in the base.
One candle timeframe H4 (4 hours) takes 4 hours to be set up, in this
figure, price makes base for 12 hours equation 3 candle H4 to break.
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The picture below shows the price taking a long time in the base. 6 candle
H4 formed base before break. Entry in this zone is somewhat risky, the
possibility for a translucent price is high.
The picture below is the price in the base too long and makes it a base
that is not strong enough to be used as zone entry.
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2) Price strength when breaking Base
The most beautiful base is when it is break with a candle that drops
significantly or strong like in the picture below. This shows that there is a
big sell order tha entering the market.
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The base below requires some candles to break, and candle breaks are
not significant. Candle drop in some candles indicate that buyers can still
fight sell order that break the base. Base like this is not as strong as base
break with a signifant drop.
The base as below is a very weak base. Many candles are needed to break
the base. Additionally, there are candle buys that can return to the base
indicating the power of the buyer is still able to counter the sell order..
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3) Fresh Base
The best base is a fresh base. This base type is still full of orders. This
type of base can afford the price when it return. This type of base is
usually translucent because the buy order comes beyond the order in
the base. This is influenced by the base height factor.
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This type of base is not as strong as a fresh base. However, this type of
base still has higher potential entry when combined with the
understanding of SNR Level. This type of base has the potential to
penetrate and undeniable this base is also able tu cope with the price.
This type of base has been covered or has been emptied. This type of
base is strictly prohibited for entry because it has a very high risk of
penetration.
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2.4 High Liquidity Zone (HLQ)
High Liquidity Zone is zone where there is a Support and Resistance
meeting. There are many buying and selling here and it is important to
determine the best entry points.
Below is an example of HLQ, a place where support and resistance meet.
Price is very good at this price.
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This is another example of HLQ, very pretty way of price interacting with
this zone.
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Chapter 3.0: The Market Structure
Market Structure is the basic form of market movement. Market moves in
3 structures: Uptrend, Downtrend dan Sideway. The basis of market
formation is not to run from these 3 types of structure.
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On the chart it will look like this for Uptrend
For downtrend it will look like below
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And last but not least for sideway, it’s hard to find the right sideways as in
the textbook. So that’s the most beautiful that I can find
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3.1 Chart Pattern
Chart Pattern is a certain forms created by price in the market. There are
different types of patterns that have been explored, but I emphasize more
on two types of patterns namely Quasimodo and Head and Shoulder.
3.1.1 Head and Shoulder (HNS)
Head and Shoulder is a chart pattern that has left shoulder, head and right
shoulder. It can be found on the trendy head and inside the sideway. HNS
has no engulf previous low.
In the chart, it will look like below, we will SELL it on the right shoulder
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For BUY setup, just need to reverse the chart.
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3.1.2 Quasimodo (QM)
Quasimodo is a chart pattern that has left shoulder, head, and right
shoulder. It can be found on the trendy head and inside the sideway. QM
differs from HNS because QM has an engulf.
In the chart, it will look like below, we will SELL it on the right shoulder
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For BUY setup, just need to reverse the chart.
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3.2 Role Reversal in Market Structure
In the market situation form uptrend or downtrend. It will make a move
called Support Resistance Flip (SRF) and Resistance Support Flip (RSF).
The theory is much the same as in chapter one regarding Support and
Resistance.
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This setup is always found when the market is in a trending state.
Example of chart is as below.
Must have a clean breakout!
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Chapter 4.0: Manipulations
Manipulations is the price movement made by Institutional Trader (IT) to
manipulate retail traders for open positions at prices that will cause
maximum pain or Maximum Pain Level. Why do they do that?
TO FULFILL THEIR ORDER
Chapter 4.1: QM Level
Quasimodo or HHLL often occurs in the market sideway. QM also occurs
frequently in the head of the market structure. Here we will look for entry
points againts the trend direction. This is among the frequently used setup
killer. This is explained in the previous chapter structure market, now we
will discuss QM Level.
QML or QM Level is one level used to place PO limit order for entry zone
float or sniper. So why is the price really like the QM level till it can break
down the ideology “follow the trend” or “trend is your friend” or “never go
against the trend”?????
QML is a line where there is a high liquidity of orders. If you want to be
successful in trading, you should think like Institutional Trader (IT) and not
like 95% retails trader.
Their IT when their entry will be in bigger position, big here is not lot size
1.00 but with HUGE lot size. Due to this factor, they really needed stop
loss retail trader.
A brief description of Stop Loss
SL Sell trader= Buy Stops
SL buy trader= Sell Stops
It is business norms that it’s a dull thing to sell at a bargain price and buy
at a price, but that’s what retail traders do. They placed their Stop Loss in
the IT entry zone. Therefore, practice entry in your SL trader’s partners.
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4.1.1: Quasimodo Incident
The QM incident itself is Manipulation, for me, QML is the first IT
manipulation. They are in a position to protect QM Level and eliminate
retail traders in this area.
Process 1: SNR trader enters the market, when there is high swing,
someties there is Candlestick Reversal Signal (CRS) too.
Process 2: Decoy pullback trader and breakout trader to open buy order at
once taking SL SNR trader.
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Process 3: Big Order enter, takes order breakout trader and pullback
trader. Most trader are in maximum pain level. The traders who initially
entered the market in GREED, have now lost their willingness to enter the
market for FEAR. The market are built from Greed and Fear.
Process 4: The market is now in a state of calm. So the price goes ahead
of the initial decision to reverse the first high swing.
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4.1.2 Ways to identify QM Level
1) Price must come in (1) Rally
2) Then Price makes the first (2) High
3) Then it will makes (3) Low
4) Price will Fakeout form (4) New High
5) After the high break on the left, it will produce one (5) more
important base
6) Price will break (5) base and engulf (3) Low and produce (6) New
Low.
7) Entry at (7) Sniper Level Entry on FTB when the price returns to
(5) base
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4.2: Compression
Compression is a price reaction that presses the price of a spring.
Compression comes in many forms. Some form the Trending, there is a
ladder-shaped staircase and the shaped triangle is getting smaller. But it
has one equation that it will have spikes in opposite directions to empty
the order on his way to the true supply and demand zone. Compression
buy will have shadow spikes up and Compression sell will have shadow
spikes down.
On compression chart, it will appears like this…
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4.2.1: Compression of Price toward MPL
“As an analogy - SPACE TIME CONCEPT, space and time are woven
together into a fabric of our existence
so often l entered trades based on compression, because compression is
truly a leading indicator - its clearing demand or supply to turn before the
zone is reached .......... therefore its already told us it’s going to turn -
otherwise it wouldn't compress itself - this implies PRICES THINK AHEAD
OF TIME - no other explanation can be given for this type of PA, or at least
no trader has ever been able to come to any other conclusion with
charting to prove it otherwise
l recently entered a UJ trade based on compression, not knowning news
was just round the corner as l pay no fcuking attention to that BS, and the
bitch dropped like a hot brick - ahhhh, but compression was there BEFORE
THE NEWS ...........
the chart above - l have posted a few times in the past - the supply cluster
on the left, when tested, amazingly some news or world event causes the
dollar to weaken, the only conclusion l can come to is the same as yours.
It does seem like the charts have the future GHOSTED IN ........ OR
ALREADY MAPPED IN AHEAD OF CURRENT TIME
not one for chats but it truly is profound how world events occur to match
the zones “
(Redsword11, March 2011)
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Translation
“As an analogy of SPACE and TIME concept, space and time have been
mixed with our existence,
So often I entered the market based on compression because
compression is the first indicator - compression cleared supply and
demand before the price reaches the zone … Because of this, the price
has let us know the initial signal before it turns in direction, otherwise the
price will not be compressed. This shows that the price is acting ahead of
time. There are no other explanations that can explain this price reaction,
and no traders are able to provide other explanations with an analysis
chart to prove otherwise.
Recently I was in the USDJPY-based compression market, without taking into
account the news that happened at that time because I did not care about the
news, and finally the price dropped… and the compression was before the
news…
Same as in the chart above and some of the charts I previously thought, there
is a supply cluster on the left chart that when it comes to price in the zone
cluster that miraculously affects the news or world events that will cause the
Dollar to weaken, the conclusion that I can find is just the same as you.
Apparently, the chart we see has the future data that haunts it…. Or this chart
has been programmed since then.
I am not a chatter but it’s so amazing how the world’s events are in line
with the zone”
(Redsword11, March 2011)
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Compression in simple language is the process of emptying the buyer and
seller orders in preparation for waiting news or world events that will be
asbabical to drastic candle movements as we can see when NFP or FOMC.
For example TF H4, one candle needs 4 hours for close and open new
candles. Price compresses to one zone but does not continue to go to that
price, but the price seems to slow down its movement toward the zone
until an event or news goes into effect, the price continues to spike into
the MPL zone and make a big jump. Compression is sometimes shaped like
an uptrend market bias with realizing HH and HL, suddenly big sell orders
come in and cause most buyers trapped in SL or floating till it stop out or
margin call.
Compression was there before Trumps become president. I hope
Redsword could see this :)
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4.3: FakeOut.
Fakeout or fake breakout is a form of manipulation to trap breakout
traders. Breakout trader sees that if there is a big breakout when there is
strong resistance or support, it will continue to break into the end of the
world. However, the price makes the reverse when it comes back to the
stop loss breakout trader. In my earlier years in forex trading, I just
watched the big candle out after the support spike resistance, it will hit
instant and will always be blurred but just temporary. Below is a form of
FakeOut.
Fakeout must have some resistance support spikes and translucent. The
translucent price is called FakeOut or Fakes breakout. It will always
FakeOut to the base supply and demand above the resistance spikes or
under the support spikes.
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Chapter 5: Shadowcodes
Shadowcodes is a pattern created by a shadow that can provide entry
with a better risk and reward. With the use of shadowcodes in trading can
also signal for cutloss as small as 1pips.
“Know when you are wrong, fast”
-Phantom of the Pits-
In addition, the shadowcodes also provide entry opportunities in the small
Timeframes when viewing charts in High Timeframes. Shadowcodes also
able to give early signal to determine market direction.
“Entry at their stop loss, Swing on their floats”
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Shadowcodes Type 1 (ST1)
ST1 pattern is a shadow pattern where there is a high and low shadow
like in the figure below. ST1 can be used to setup QM, HNS and SRF for
more sharp entries. Please refer to V-Book for ST1 usage.
Below is an example of shadowcodes type 1 usage.
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Pattern ST2 is a shadow pattern where there is a shadow below. Open /
Close candle. ST2 can be used as a maximum low risk entry. Examples of
ST2 marking are as below. For ST2 usage, please refer to V-book.
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Pattern ST3 is a the shadow pattern where the left and right shadows are
the same height, while the shadow in the long or short arms exceeds the
left and right. ST3 is confirmation for ST1. For ST3 usage, please refer to
V-book.
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Pattern ST4 is pattern that looks almost the same as ST1, but does not
have to exist in adjacent candles. The ST4 pattern is also known as the
QM shadow. For ST4 usage, please refer to V-book.
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Pattern ST5 is a shadow pattern that looks like HLZ in the previous
chapter, but it is now only in the form of shadow. Normally, along ST5 line
there will be several elements namely SRF, Dabel Maru, Doji and FTR. For
ST5 usage, please refer to V-book.
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Pattern ST6 is a shadow pattern that looks like Fakeout in the previous
chapter, but it is now just in the form of shadow. Typically, the ST6 setup
will take place near base supply and demand. For ST6 usage, please refer
to V-book.
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Pattern ST7 is a pattern that looks like Compression in the previous
chapter, but it is now just in the form of shadow / custome, the ST7 setup
will take place when it comes to news and price moves towards the
supply and demand zone. For ST7 usage, please refer to V-book.
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Chapter 6.0: Combining the Puzzle
Finally, after recognizing the types of manipulations that exist in the
market. We are assigned to compose this puzzle. Each pair, each
timeframe has its own form but the puzzle pieces are the same and the
only difference is the final shape of the puzzle.
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-the end-
Reminder!!!
If this ebook is kept and
not distributed, I will
release volume 2
“shadowcodes: PIe decoded”
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