MMXM Mentorship Episode 15: Silver bullet

The Silver Bullet is the second stage of accumulation in a market maker buy model and distribution in a market maker sell model. It involves identifying stages as price is printing live.

The Silver Bullet is formed by identifying intermediate term highs and lows in the market structure. It is crucial to anticipate and trade the short-term highs and lows to effectively utilize the Silver Bullet strategy.

There are two ways to trade the intermediate term high or intermediate short-term high or low. Traders can either anticipate the short-term high forming or wait for the intermediate term low to be confirmed.

An example of how a market maker model looks like with key reversal points and low-risk buy setups. The process involves anticipating market movements and forming low-risk buy and sell areas.

Discussing the process of anticipating short-term highs and lows to form the Silver Bullet setup. Traders need to wait for specific market movements and patterns before entering trades.

Explaining the distribution phase where traders look for breaker blocks and use bullish order blocks to extend positions on the sell side of the curve. It involves identifying key levels and market structure shifts.

Overview of a market structure shift to the distribution phase. Traders need to wait for intermediate term highs and anticipate short-term highs to effectively trade during this phase.

Exploring the use of different time frames in the market maker model to align trade entries and exits. Traders look for smart money reversals and form strategies based on the market structure.

Emphasizing the importance of risk management in trading and the significance of waiting for the right setups and confirmations before entering trades. Traders should outline mitigation blocks to offload positions from smart money.