Supply and Demand: The Institutional Footprint
What supply and demand zones actually represent (institutional buy/sell programs), how to draw them, why HTF zones dominate, and how to qualify them via reaction depth rather than horizontal lines alone.
Order Blocks: Naked, Hidden, and Partial
Order blocks as the refined precision tool of supply/demand. The critical distinction between Naked OBs (visible to retail) and Hidden OBs / Breaker Blocks (hidden behind FVGs and far more powerful). How to handle partials, fresh wicks, and the relationship between OBs and liquidity.
Selecting and Refining Supply/Demand Zones
The teacher's process for refining HTF zones down through MTF and LTF to maximize R:R, including the 'fresh wick' concept and how to know when refinement helps vs when you're just front-running yourself.
Premium, Discount, and Equilibrium
The core framework that decides bias: long at extreme discount, short at extreme premium, treat equilibrium (0.5 fib) as the magnet algorithms target. How to apply this on HTF as well as nested LTF ranges.
Wyckoff Accumulation and Distribution
The classical Wyckoff schematics and events (PS, SC, AR, ST, Spring, SOS, LPS, BC, AR, UT, UTAD, LPSY) as the institutional logic behind why supply and demand zones form where they do. Students see how Wyckoff phases map onto the teacher's HTF reversal calls.