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    1. The document lists various trading acronyms and their definitions, organized alphabetically. 2. It then provides examples of how to take a higher timeframe approach from daily/weekly down to lower timeframes like hourly/15 minutes for entry. 3. The acronyms cover a wide range of topics including order blocks, liquidity, market structure shifts, time frames, price patterns and more.

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    Trading Acronyms:

    DOL: Draw on liquidity


    BSL: Buyside liquidity
    SSL: Sellside liquidity
    FVG: Fair value gap
    +OB: Bullish Order Block
    -OB: Bearish Order Block
    MMBM: Market maker buy model
    MMSM: Market maker sell model
    SMR: Smart money reversal
    LRB: Low risk buy
    LRS: Low risk sell

    OTE: Optimal trade entry


    SH: Stop hunt
    BMS: Break in market structure
    RTO: Return to origin
    TOD: Time of day
    DOW: Day of week
    PDH: Previous day�s high
    PDL: Previous day�s low
    PWH: Previous week�s high
    PWL: Previous week�s low
    PMH: Previous month�s high
    PML: Previous month�s low

    HOD: High of day


    LOD: Low of day
    HOW: High of week
    LOW: Low of week
    HOM: High of month
    LOM: Low of month
    (R)EQHs: (Relatively) Equal highs
    (R)EQLs: (Relatively) Equal lows
    EQ: Equilibrium
    P: Premium
    D: Discount
    DR: Dealing range
    HTF: Higher timeframe
    LTF: Lower timeframe

    OSOK: One shot one kill


    OHLC: Open, high, low, close
    VI: Volume Imbalance
    TP: Take profit
    SL: Stop loss
    BE: Breakeven
    RR: Risk to reward
    GLGT: Good luck & good trading

    SMT: Smart money technique/tool


    AR: Asian range
    LOKZ: London Open Killzone
    NYOKZ: New york open killzone
    LCKZ: London Close Killzone
    POI: Point of interest

    PDA: Premium discount array


    LTH: Long term high
    LTL: Long term low
    ITH: Intermediate term high
    ITL: Intermediate term low
    STH: Short term high
    STL: Short term low

    LV: Liquidity void


    LP: Liquidity pool
    SR: Stop run / strike rate
    WR: Win rate
    IPDA: Interbank price delivery algorithm
    TS: Turtle soup
    H: High
    L: Low

    DD: Drawdown
    COT: Commitment of traders

    TF(s): Time Frame(s)


    M: Monthly
    W: Weekly
    D: Daily
    H4: 4 hour
    H1: 1 hour
    M15: 15 minute
    M5: 5 minute
    M1: 1 minute

    ERL: External range liquidity


    IRL: Internal range liquidity
    A: Accumulation
    D: Distribution
    HH: Higher high
    HL: Higher low
    LH: Lower high
    LL: Lower low

    SMS: Shift in Market Structure


    MO: Monthly open
    WO: Weekly open
    DO: Daily open
    BF: Big figure
    MF: Mid figure

    OF: Open float


    OI: Open interest
    PA: Price action
    ST: Seasonal Tendency
    IR: Interest rate
    IA: Intermarket analysis
    ADR: Average daily range
    AMD: Accumulation manipulation distribution
    LB: Look back
    CF: Cast forward
    CHoCH: Change of Character
    SMS: Shift in Market Structure
    -------------
    1. HTF D.O.L
    - Buyside/Sellside Liquidity
    - Rebalance an Imbalance

    2. LTF Entry Model


    - Time (of day/week/month)
    - MMXM

    -------------
    An Easy HTF to LTF Approach...

    1. Weekly/Daily
    - Narrative, Bias, D.O.L

    2. H1
    - Framework, Expectations, Anticipations

    3. M1
    - Entry
    --------------

    [HTF +OB = LTF MMBM


    HTF -OB = LTF MMSM]

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    (R)EQHs: (Relatively) Equal highs
    (R)EQLs: (Relatively) Equal lows
    +OB: Bullish Order Block
    A: Accumulation
    ADR: Average daily range
    AMD: Accumulation manipulation distribution
    AR: Asian range
    BE: Breakeven
    BF: Big figure
    BMS: Break in market structure
    BSL: Buyside liquidity
    CF: Cast forward
    COT: Commitment of traders
    D: Discount
    D: Distribution
    DD: Drawdown
    DO: Daily open
    DOL: Draw on liquidity
    DOW: Day of week
    DR: Dealing range
    EQ: Equilibrium
    ERL: External range liquidity
    FVG: Fair value gap
    GLGT: Good luck & good trading
    H: High
    HH: Higher high
    HL: Higher low
    HOD: High of day
    HOM: High of month
    HOW: High of week
    HTF: Higher timeframe
    IA: Intermarket analysis
    IPDA: Interbank price delivery algorithm
    IR: Interest rate
    IRL: Internal range liquidity
    ITH: Intermediate term high
    ITL: Intermediate term low
    L: Low
    LB: Look back
    LCKZ: London Close Killzone
    LH: Lower high
    LL: Lower low
    LOD: Low of day
    LOKZ: London Open Killzone
    LOM: Low of month
    LOW: Low of week
    LP: Liquidity pool
    LRB: Low risk buy
    LRS: Low risk sell
    LTF: Lower timeframe
    LTH: Long term high
    LTL: Long term low
    LV: Liquidity void
    MF: Mid figure
    MMBM: Market maker buy model
    MMSM: Market maker sell model
    MO: Monthly open
    NYOKZ: New york open killzone
    -OB: Bearish Order Block
    OF: Open float
    OHLC: Open, high, low, close
    OI: Open interest
    OSOK: One shot one kill
    OTE: Optimal trade entry
    P: Premium
    PA: Price action
    PDA: Premium discount array
    PDH: Previous day�s high
    PDL: Previous day�s low
    PMH: Previous month�s high
    PML: Previous month�s low
    POI: Point of interest
    PWH: Previous week�s high
    PWL: Previous week�s low
    RR: Risk to reward
    RTO: Return to origin
    SH: Stop hunt
    SL: Stop loss
    SMR: Smart money reversal
    SMS: Shift in Market Structure
    SMT: Smart money technique/tool
    SR: Stop run / strike rate
    SSL: Sellside liquidity
    ST: Seasonal Tendency
    STH: Short term high
    STL: Short term low
    TOD: Time of day
    TP: Take profit
    TS: Turtle soup
    VI: Volume Imbalance
    WO: Weekly open
    WR: Win rate

    TF(s): Time Frame(s)


    � M: Monthly
    � W: Weekly
    � D: Daily
    � H4: 4 hour
    � H1: 1 hour
    � M15: 15 minute
    � M5: 5 minute
    � M1: 1 minute

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