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Math
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Author's Instructions
Inducement or Deception (IMD) refers to conditions where smart money and large market players manipulate the market to lure retail traders in the opposite direction.
The manipulation creates a false impression of price movements, leading traders to enter against the future trend, ultimately resulting in losses.
Inducement refers to areas where liquidity from retail stop-loss orders is hunted. One such area forms after a Break of Structure (BOS), mainly if no price pullback occurs before the break. The targeted area is known as the Liquidity Inducement Zone in such cases.
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Author's Instructions
Inducement or Deception (IMD) refers to conditions where smart money and large market players manipulate the market to lure retail traders in the opposite direction.
The manipulation creates a false impression of price movements, leading traders to enter against the future trend, ultimately resulting in losses.
Inducement refers to areas where liquidity from retail stop-loss orders is hunted. One such area forms after a Break of Structure (BOS), mainly if no price pullback occurs before the break. The targeted area is known as the Liquidity Inducement Zone in such cases.
