This is the only model I need. THE MANDO MODEL Liquidity + Market Structure Shift + Discount Imbalance - Sweep liquidity - Wait for the MSS - Retrace into a discounted FVG (below 50% of the range) - Enter. - Stop at the low of the imbalance candle. - Target opposing liquidity. Do not chase breakouts. HTF bias is king. Works on any timeframe, any ticker. Save this. Study it. No need to overcomplicate entries.

Invite the difficult. The model only works if you do. Discipline 1. Structure first Know why the stop is there and why the target is there before you click. An arbitrary “I’ll risk 20%” rule is not a model. 2. Be picky A-setup or pass. Missing a trade that does not meet criteria is not a loss. 3. Train off-chart Gym. Cold plunge. No cheat meal. Discipline in life is the same muscle as sticking to the plan. Keep these close: If it does not meet criteria, on to the next one Respect the pre-entry plan B-grade reaches compound into holes Execution is a mentorship theme for a reason The hard part isn’t finding the gap. It’s waiting when everything in you wants to click. Save this for later. $SPY

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Form a HTF bias, know the draw on liquidity, wait for your setup to form, then go get the liquidity. Missed the downside move, but once we turtle souped the hourly I was all in for an smaller time frame Odnam. Nothing like a 2-hour work day.

The goal isn’t more trades. It’s fewer, cleaner ones you can actually explain. What’s one rule that saved you this month? $SPY

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Once you realize the market isn’t “reacting to news” and it’s just algorithms dragging price toward the next cluster of stops, liquidity, and trapped money so they can fill size… you stop trading headlines and start trading the hunt for $. That’s when it actually gets easier. $SPY

Very few can do this. Very very few can do it at the rate @MandoTrading does it. $SPY

What is the narrative for today’s downside move? Should just be, “Because Mando said it last night…” 🤝 $SPY $NQ

MMXM + Breaker Liquidity taken. Then order flow flips. The turn rarely starts in the middle of the range. It usually prints at a pool. 1. MMXM curve Market maker buy/sell model: accumulate → run a pool → shift. The turn usually prints at liquidity. 2. Breaker shape Bearish: high → low → higher high → break down through that low. Bullish is the inverse. The failed swing becomes the new level. 3. First imbalance down While bullish order flow is respected, stay with it. The first opposing HTF imbalance is the change in state of delivery. Compact read: High → low → higher high → break of the low → first bearish FVG = the shift. Rules: Respect order flow until the first opposing imbalance A breaker is the failed swing that becomes the new level If price mitigates the imbalance you’re trading, that’s the stop Stay in confluence with the higher-timeframe trend Don’t fade the curve early. Wait for the pool, the break, then the first opposing gap. Save this for later. $SPY

Last chance for the bulls on $MDB at $290 inside the monthly bullish imbalance. Relative equal lows down to 135 are scary… 👀

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$HOOD just printed a +19% quarterly candle. That’s not the story... The story is whether this quarter closes above the bearish imbalance left by the dump from the highs. That inefficiency is the market’s unfinished business. Until price reclaims it and holds the close above it, I won't be totally convinced we get a swift run to complete the Mando Model at 153.86. A wick through it means nothing. A close above it means sellers failed to keep the imbalance. That’s why this level matters more than the green candle: Close above = imbalance gets treated as support Fail to close above = I'd expect the run to highs to get slowed down quite a bit. Price is sitting right at the decision. So I’ll ask the only question that matters: Does HOOD close this quarter above the bearish imbalance… or is this just a liquidity grab before a stagnant Q4? What team are you on?