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Key level strategy is the combination traditional supply demand and market structure, market cycle theory.

The highest level in price action trading when we added it into Market structure to analyze to optimize the power instead of single candle or group candles like traditional.

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During learning and practicing, you can leave any your question on QA part of Udemy. Jayce will reply and help you within 12 hours

I will explain detail from smallest definitions about Forex, Candle patterns, Price patterns, Supply Demand, Market structure , Multiple timeframe master theory to help you understand about this strategy .

This is strategy that will help you understand about the total picture of market based on market structure, market cycle theory to define the main trend. Since then, you can use the Key level like the cornerstone to entry with high Reward/Risk and highest win rate.

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Btw, I also created a Discord channel for students to discuss together. In this channel, we will share the knowledge, tips to learn and analyzation every week on any assets.

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Level 0 : Multiple timeframe theory, connect from zone to zone.

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3. Build SOP document like the first step in the stairs to you to go forwards.

4. Improve your strategy every day with R-PDCA processes.
5. Understand about emotion, why you have that emotion , what you will act that time to improve it.

6. Chose the best way to practice demo account by judge reward per risk ratio, drawdown, win rate
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8. Fully understand about direction of market, the big pictures to join or skip the market.

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