How To Win More Forex Trades with IPDA Secret the AMAZING IPDA Price Delivery Secret
Introduction
The speaker introduces the concept of IBDA prices and explains how they are related to time measurement and price.
Introduction to IBDA Prices
- The interbank price delivery algorithm (IBDA) is programmed to deliver price based on market dynamics, which is demand and supply or accumulation and distribution.
- Time and price are the two major quantities that IBDA's programming is based on.
- The speaker researched time measurement and price to find relationships between these two quantities, which led to the discovery of IBDA prices or IBDA numbers.
Shoutout to a Community Member
The speaker gives a shoutout to a community member who backtested the lessons from their liquidity video.
Backtesting Results
- A community member named Ibrahim backtested the lessons from the liquidity video.
- Ibrahim found 80% accuracy on the 4-hour timeframe for single liquidity zones.
- The liquidity pool and consecutive liquidity raw models were reported as being 100% accurate by Ibrahim.
Explanation of Concept
The speaker explains a concept related to analyzing price without direction analysis, contract period analysis, volume open interest, or other smart money analyses.
Importance of Watching Video in Full
- Speaker advises viewers to watch the entire video without skipping any parts for full details of the concept.
Background Information
- Price is delivered by IBDA, which is programmed based on market dynamics such as demand and supply or accumulation and distribution.
- Speaker researched time measurement and price to find relationships between these two quantities.
Explanation of Concept
- Speaker discovered a way to project time onto price by finding important angles derived from adding cardinal and ordinal crosses to a circle representing rotation of heads within 360 degrees.
- These angles are 0 degrees, 45 degrees, 90 degrees, 135 degrees, 180 degrees, 225 degrees, 270 degrees, 315 degrees and 360.
- Price is linear and presented in units of tens, hundreds, thousands and so on.
- Speaker projected important angles onto linear price to get important numbers in time: 0, 1.5, 5 and 8.5.
- These numbers are called IBDA numbers which characterize IBDA prices in units of tens, hundreds and so on.
Projection of IBDA Numbers
The speaker explains how to apply IBDA numbers to price on any asset or forex pair.
Application of IBDA Numbers
- If the price is within a range of zero to one point one zero zero zero (1000 pips), we can mark the IBDA numbers as decision prices for reversals and continuation based on present market dynamics.
- These prices act as perfect support and resistance levels on charts.
Example with EUR/USD Chart
- Speaker marks the IBDA prices for EUR/USD within the range of zero to one point one zero zero zero (1000 pips).
- Reversals and continuations take place at these prices based on present market dynamics.
Marking IBDA Prices within a Range
In this section, the speaker marks all the IBDA prices within a range and explains how price reacts at these prices.
Marking IBDA Prices
- The first price from the bottom is 1.0000.
- The next price is 1.0150.
- Followed by 1.0500, 1.0850, and 1.1150.
- The last price in the range is 1.2000.
Price Reaction at IBDA Prices
- Price dropped to 1.1850 before bouncing back to 1.2000 and continuing downwards.
- After breaking the 1.185 price, it retested it and delivered almost a 200 pips bearish move that lasted for about 15 days.
- Price retraced back to 1.1850 after the move before selling off to the full 350 pips to reach the 1.5000 level.
- It then bounced from there before continuing downwards and breaking the 1.15000 level.
Applying IBDA Prices to Trading
In this section, the speaker explains how institutional traders execute trades at predetermined prices while retail traders care more about patterns and price action.
Execution Prices for Institutional Traders vs Retail Traders
- Institutional traders execute trades at predetermined prices while retail traders don't care much about price but focus on patterns and price action.
Applications of IBDA Prices in Trading
- Trade zones are formed using major IBDA prices based on a thousand pip range where swing setups are formed.
- Efficient entries are taken at predetermined entry price levels based on minor IBDA prices which are based on a hundred pip range where trades are taken.
Categories of IBDA Prices
- Major IBDA prices are used as trade zones where swing setups are formed.
- Minor IBDA prices are used as entry prices where trades are taken.
Using IBDA Prices on All Assets
In this section, the speaker shows how IBDA efficiently delivers price using specific price levels on all assets.
Using IBDA Prices on Different Assets
- The speaker shows how to use IBDA prices on the Pound USD daily chart and Bitcoin daily chart.
- Specific price levels can be marked up on any asset to verify that IBDA uses these levels to deliver price.
Conclusion
- The speaker encourages viewers to like and share the video with other traders if they find it valuable.
- Viewers can leave questions in the comment section or DM the speaker on Instagram at Tom's Capital.