- Freedom Capital
- Posts
- The BSE Strategy
The BSE Strategy
Bias Sweep Entry
At one point in my career,
My trading account was bleeding for six months straight.
Not small losses. Legitimate carnage.
The kind where you start questioning your fundamental competence.
Every entry felt like a calculated gamble against the house.
Occasionally I'd catch fortune, but predominantly I'd witness my stop get obliterated while price immediately reversed in my direction.
This might sound familiar?
The problem wasn't my technical analysis. Charts don't fabricate narratives.
The problem was I was executing entries at the most catastrophic possible moments.
I was replicating precisely what every retail trader does,
purchasing breakouts, liquidating breakdowns, and getting systematically dismantled by synthetic moves.
Then I deconstructed something that recalibrated everything.
Institutional capital doesn't merely displace price. They systematically hunt stop losses first.
Every substantial directional move initiates with a liquidity sweep in the opposing trajectory.
They require vast liquidity pools to accommodate their massive order flow, so they manipulate price precisely enough to trigger retail stops, then execute the most violent of all violent reversals.
This constitutes the architectural foundation of what I now designate the..
BSE strategy - Bias Sweep Entry.
Instead of becoming ensnared by these maneuvers, I began positioning for them.
Here's what most people overlook:
The sweep isn't arbitrary. It's meticulously calculated.
Institutional capital targets specific levels where retail traders are most likely to position their stops.
When you comprehend this psychological architecture, you can anticipate where the sweep will manifest and position yourself to capitalize on the subsequent reversal.
The aesthetically pleasing part of all of this?
Retail traders will perpetually exhibit identical behavioral patterns.
They'll invariably position their stops in conspicuous locations.
They'll consistently succumb to identical psychological manipulations.
This isn't about intellectually outmaneuvering the market.
It simply has everything to do with comprehending human conditioning.
BSE operates because it exploits the predictable behavior of the collective.
When everyone expects price to respect a level, that's precisely when it gets systematically violated.
I'm not referencing some convoluted methodology with fifteen technical indicators.
This is absurdly elegant once you perceive it.
Most people enter prematurely and get eliminated on the sweep, or belatedly and forfeit the authentic directional move entirely.
BSE comes in and takes care of both problems.
Look, I probably shouldn't even be sharing this.
It's the kind of edge that gets diluted when too many people know about it.
And honestly I could probably be charging $17 a PDF for this type of information.
Maybe I will,
But instead I recorded a private training where I break down the complete BSE framework,
including the specific entry triggers, stop placement, and exit rules that make this work.
It's about an hour long, the exact process I use.
If you want access, it's free.
The training also covers the psychological component that makes BSE so effective.
Most traders skip this part and wonder why their "perfect" setups keep failing.
Don't be most traders.
Talk tomorrow,
Atif
P.S. I've been subscribed to this newsletter for a minute, so I wanted to share it with you guys. They've saved me a ton of money, highly recommend.