This episode walks through the exact triple HMZ strategy used on a live Blueberry Markets account to make $38,200 in a single trade, plus a full retouch of raid, market structure shift, and return to a fair value gap.
The $38,200 Trade and Broker Links ⏱ 0:00
•The trade made $38,200 on a live account on Blueberry Markets.•A broker link is in the description for both funded accounts and regular accounts.•The speaker recommends funded accounts for those without capital, and regular accounts for those with capital who don't want to be restricted by many rules.•The same strategy is being taught openly and transparently in this video.•Having a "why" is emphasized as very important, carried over from episode two.Persistent, Committed, Loyal ⏱ 1:32
•The video is strategy-oriented, going through the strategy more thoroughly for full understanding.•The speaker addresses the idea that free knowledge has less value, calling that "absolutely incorrect."•He points to his Discord as proof that many people are catching wins, winning, and passing funded accounts.•Three character traits to focus on: being persistent, being committed, and being loyal.•Mastering these three traits will change your trading and your life forever.•Viewers are directed to episode two for swing high, swing low, raid, market structure, and return to the gap, and to episode one if unwatched.Retouch: Raid, Market Structure Shift, Return ⏱ 3:34
•The HMZ strategy is called "by far the greatest strategy in the world."•Every single trade is sent out for free on Twitter starting from the first day of January.•The risk reward is described as positive at 1:3.•The lack of conviction in the market disallows people from genuinely learning.•The most important things: you need a raid, a market structure shift, and a return.•Key components: swing highs, swing lows, bullish gaps, and bearish gaps.•A swing high is the middle of three candles being the highest; anytime price goes above it, that's a raid.•A higher time frame and a higher higher time frame exist, and this isn't taught.Higher Time Frame vs Higher Higher Time Frame ⏱ 7:38
•You must identify the difference between a higher time frame and a higher higher time frame.•The higher higher time frame can be the 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, or 2-hour.•The higher time frame can be the 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, or 1-hour.•An RMR (raid, market structure shift, return) must happen on the higher higher time frame first, then on the higher time frame.•The higher time frame must always be lower than the higher higher time frame.•Example: 15-minute as the higher higher time frame, then transition to the 5-minute as the higher time frame, because the minimum is 5-minute (no 3-minute or 2-minute).•Time alignment means the same thing happens on a bigger time frame, then a smaller one, then one more smaller time frame you enter off of.•The strategy is called the triple HMZ because of this three-time alignment.The Buy Model Step by Step ⏱ 9:43
•Anytime price goes below a swing low, that's a raid; anytime price goes above a swing high, that's also a raid.•When a swing low gets raided and a swing high gets raided, that's a market structure shift.•The leg that causes the market structure shift leaves behind a fair value gap (a bullish gap).•On the higher higher time frame, get the raid, market structure shift, and return, then wait for price to tap the gap.•Once price taps the fair value gap, transition to the higher time frame and look for the same RMR.•Then transition to the 1-minute and look for the same RMR again, where the entry is taken.•Entry: put a limit order on the fair value gap; stop loss at the low; aim for a beautiful 1:3 risk-to-reward ratio.•When the same thing happens twice on smaller time frames, the third occurrence confirms the entry.The Sell Model Step by Step ⏱ 16:52
•For the sell model on the higher higher time frame (example: 30-minute), a swing high gets raided and then a swing low gets raided.•That sequence is a market structure shift, and the leg leaves behind a fair value gap.•Since the 30-minute was chosen, the higher time frame can be the 15-minute or the 5-minute.•Use whichever timeline gives the better-looking RMR or gives the RMR first.•On the higher time frame (example: 15-minute), a swing high gets raided and a swing low gets raided, forming another market structure shift and leaving behind a fair value gap.•A double RMR is wanted before the triple HMZ strategy.•Then switch to the 1-minute (example color yellow) and look for the same thing: swing high raided, swing low raided, market structure shift, fair value gap.•On the third occurrence, enter: limit order on the fair value gap, stop loss at the most recent high, aim for at least 1:3.•Sometimes it goes 1:5 or 1:6, especially with higher higher time frames on a premium zone.Live Trade Breakdown and Chart Replay ⏱ 22:56
•The speaker invites viewers to fact-check him on his Twitter at March 25th; the entry happened around 10:58 or 10:59.•On the 1-hour time frame: swing high got raided and swing low got raided, forming a market structure shift that left behind a gap.•If two gaps are present, ignore the unfilled one until it gets filled — always use the most recent gap.•On the 30-minute: swing high got raided and swing low got raided, leaving a fair value gap; that makes two RMRs.•On the 1-minute: price tapped into the gap, a swing high got raided and a swing low got raided, leaving a fair value gap.•Entry: limit order on the gap, stop loss at the high, target a 1:3 risk-to-reward ratio.•With a 1:3 target, you only need about a 29% to 30-something percent win rate to still be super profitable.•The chart replay shows the trade hitting: "smash just like that."•The trade was taken on a live account.Key Takeaways
•The triple HMZ strategy made $38,200 in a single trade on a live Blueberry Markets account.•The strategy requires a raid, a market structure shift, and a return to a fair value gap — happening across a higher higher time frame, a higher time frame, and the 1-minute entry time frame.•Higher higher time frames are the 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, or 2-hour; higher time frames are the 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, or 1-hour, and must always be lower than the higher higher time frame.•Every swing low raided and swing high raided produces a market structure shift whose leg leaves behind a fair value gap (bullish or bearish).•Entry is a limit order at the fair value gap with the stop loss at the low (buy) or most recent high (sell), targeting at least 1:3 risk-to-reward, sometimes 1:5 or 1:6.•If two fair value gaps are present, ignore the unfilled one and always use the most recent gap.Conclusion
The triple HMZ strategy is built on time alignment: the same raid, market structure shift, and return happening on a higher higher time frame, a higher time frame, and the 1-minute entry. The speaker says if he can do this, so can you, and urges viewers to be persistent, committed, and loyal.
