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Brian Shannon’s methodology centers on the phrase, "Only price pays." His approach emphasizes that while indicators, news, and fundamentals can provide context, price action remains the ultimate truth in the market.

Timeframe continuity is the alignment of trends across different timeframes. When the long-term trend (e.g., Weekly) is up, the intermediate-term trend (e.g., Daily) is up, and the short-term trend (e.g., Hourly) is up, the probability of a successful long trade increases significantly.

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The upward momentum stalls. Smart money begins taking profits, selling to late-coming retail traders. Price action becomes volatile, choppy, and moves sideways, carving out a ceiling. Moving averages begin to flatten and cross over one another. Stage 4: Decline (The Downtrend)

Where are the major structural support and resistance levels?

A downtrend where traders should ideally be short or on the sidelines. The Anchored VWAP (AVWAP) Edge A standout contribution from Shannon is the use of the Anchored Volume Weighted Average Price

Shannon categorizes all market movement into four distinct stages: Stage 1: Accumulation:

Volume is the "fuel" that drives price trends. Shannon highlights that volume-price analysis helps confirm the strength of a move. Strong demand, bullish. Low Volume + High Price: Weak buying, potential reversal. 4. Support and Resistance Levels

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Set your stop-loss based on structural micro-pivots to keep your risk-reward ratio highly favorable. Integrating Anchored VWAP (AVWAP)

A confirmed uptrend where buyers dominate. This is the primary zone for long positions.