Most traders look at the market one candle at a time.
Smart Money looks at the market as a complete Program.
Price delivery is not random; it is engineered. The Interbank Algorithm moves price from a starting point (Consolidation) to a specific target (Liquidity) through a symmetrical curve.
This curve is called the Market Maker Model (MMXM).
Once you see this pattern, you can't unsee it. It tells you exactly when to buy and where to exit.
1. What is the MMXM?
MMXM stands for Market Maker Sell Model (MMSM) or Market Maker Buy Model (MMBM).
It is a U-shaped or V-shaped price curve that consists of two sides:
- The Sell Side of the Curve: Price drops to build liquidity (induce sellers).
- The Buy Side of the Curve: Price reverses and rallies to take out the liquidity created on the left side.
The Golden Rule: "What happens on the left side, gets matched on the right side."
2. The Anatomy of a Buy Model (MMBM)
Let's break down the phases of a Bullish Reversal Model.
Phase 1: Original Consolidation (The Origin)
Price starts in a range. This is usually the Asian Session or a previous range.
Important: This consolidation creates Buy Stops (Liquidity) above it. This is the Final Target of the entire model.
Phase 2: Sell Side of the Curve (The Trap)
The algorithm pushes price DOWN away from the consolidation.
It creates resistance levels, trendlines, and bearish FVG.
Purpose: To convince retail traders that the trend is Bearish and to accumulate Short positions.
Phase 3: Smart Money Reversal (SMR)
Price hits a Higher Timeframe PD Array (Order Block or Daily Level).
A sharp reversal happens. We see a Market Structure Shift (MSS) Up.
This is the Bottom.
Phase 4: Buy Side of the Curve (The Profit)
Price starts rallying.
It respects Bullish PD Arrays (Order Blocks/FVG).
The Target: It attacks every resistance level created during Phase 2.
3. The Low Risk Buy (LRB)
You don't need to catch the absolute bottom (SMR). That is risky.
The safest entry is the Low Risk Buy (LRB).
When does it happen?
- After the SMR confirms the reversal with a structure shift.
- Price pulls back to retest the first Bullish FVG or Order Block on the Buy Side of the Curve.
- This is your entry. The direction is confirmed. The target is clear (Original Consolidation).
4. The Sell Model (MMSM)
It is the exact inverse.
- Original Consolidation: Low liquidity is established.
- Buy Side of Curve: Price rallies to trap bulls.
- Smart Money Reversal: Price hits a Monthly/Weekly Resistance.
- Sell Side of Curve: Price dumps to clear the Original Consolidation lows.
5. Timeframes for MMXM
This pattern is fractal. It appears everywhere.
- Daily MMXM: Takes weeks to unfold. Massive moves.
- H1 MMXM: Takes 1-3 days. Great for swing trades.
- M15 MMXM: The classic "Intraday Profile". Ideally completes within one session.
6. How to Use this Strategy
Stop analyzing charts from left to right blindly. Look for the Stage.
The Checklist:
- Identify a Higher Timeframe POI (e.g., H4 Order Block).
- Wait for price to trade into it.
- Drop to a Lower Timeframe (e.g., M15).
- Look for the SMR (Smart Money Reversal).
- Enter on the Low Risk Buy.
- Target: The start of the move (Original Consolidation). Do not exit early.
Final Thoughts
The MMXM is the roadmap.
If you know you are on the "Buy Side of the Curve", you ignore all Sell signals. You know the algorithm is programmed to reach the Original Consolidation.
This gives you the conviction to hold trades for the full move.
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