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Order Pairing

STDV / MMXM / Institutional Sponsorship


by @WillixKrypt
Table of contents:

1. Institutional Sponsorship

2. MMXM

3.Standard Deviation Projections


Institutional Sponsorship:

What are Institutions?

Institutions are ultimately only the big players in the market such as
credit institutions, investment companies, insurance
companies, funds, hedge funds, pension funds, foundations,
churches or other non-banks such as large companies or
shadow banks as well as the federal and state governments as
national governments with such a large amount of money that
they are able to move the price, not like you and me, we are what
falls under the umbrella term retailer (even if we don't trade retail
concepts), this is important for us to understand because as SMC
traders we pursue the plan to trade WITH the institutions because,
as already mentioned, they are the ones who can move the price.

How can we identify what Institutions are doing?

Well, as you probably already know, there are many ways to


determine this by using algorithmic concepts, but this is about the
concept of order pairing.

When these institutions buy or sell in large quantities, we can tell


this from long wicks, but order pairing is about recognizing these
long wicks at CERTAIN points and TIMES (kill zones) in the
market as institutional sponsorship such as premium/discount
arrays (ERL / IRL) etc. and use them to anticipate future price
movements using STDV!
MMXM + Order Pairing:

Order pairing in MMXM can help us especially when we have


reached our anticipated price level and we start to see a candle
that is pushed down / up strongly and ends up closing as a
candle with more wick than body, ideally even a Doji candle.

Here, with the information we learned previously that


institutions are the only ones that can really move the price,
we can make the assumption that the institutions are actually
buying/selling in our target zone. It is of course important to
note that order pairing cannot alone form a narrative but also
as an additional one to add to an already existing narrative!

Ideally we want to see order pairing at SMR, SBZ levels within the
MMXM.
STDV + Order Pairing:

Now that we learned what order pairing is and how to use it


as an extra confluence in MMXM i want to show you how to
also combine STDV on it to be able to project better Levels
every now and then.

It's very useful when the normal ways of projecting STDV


don't make any sense, in this case you can simply go up in
your Timeframe and draw the STDV from Low / High of the
Wick to the open of the candle and see if this level is
mapping your liquidity better (obviously it will not work
every time!).

It is even possible to project the Expansion Phase of the


Week from the Daily Chart. This can work if the
Manipulation ends within 1 Day, in this case we anticipate
that Daily Wick (Manipulation) is also the Manipulation for
the whole Week.

Here are some Examples:


1H MMBM + 4H Order Pairing STDV out of Daily IRL:
STDV Using Daily Order Pairing at POI to project
Weekly Expansion:
Conclusion:
Order Pairing is a good to get clean projections even if the
LTF is more Choppy but its still very important to use it as a
bonus confirmation for your already existing Narrative
and never use it without context anywhere and even if you
know when to use it it is never a 100% Indication for a
upcoming price move like everything in trading.

The Person who introduced me into Order Pairing was


actually my Mentor Afyz (@XYJtrades) / X so I
recommend checking him out on X.

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