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The RPA method, in full.

Reprice Area β€” how I spot the zones where the whales come back, and how I build (and hold) a winning position. Nothing is hidden here.

The concept

The market is a mirror

An RPA (Reprice Area) is a zone where, in a trend, price can react to the tick. Why such precision? Because the market remembers exactly where the big players took their positions.

1. The bulls buy en masse

At a certain level, a wave of buyers piles in. This is bull liquidity.

2. They get flipped through the imbalances

Very quickly, price traps them: imbalances and a reversal. These buyers are now underwater, stuck.

3. The whales have no stop

They trade billions, with no SL. They don't panic: they wait for price to return to where they chose to buy.

4. Bull liquidity turns into an RPA

That initial buying level becomes the zone where everyone wants to exit at break-even. That's the Reprice Area.

The read

The trap, then the real move

We're not going for the major liquidity right away. First, a small bullish move traps people. Price runs through that liquidity, reaches the RPA H4 β€” and that's where the real move is.

The trade isn't done until the major bullish liquidity is reached. The RPA tells you where to enter; the major liquidity tells you where to exit.

Red dot = I execute (buy/sell) Green dot = I explain the strategy
Annotated RPA H4 example
Real example: the red line starts from the RPA H4 β€” the start of the bulls' heavy buying.
My markers on the chart

The vocabulary of the levels

The annotations you'll see in my analyses.

RPA H4

Reprice Area on the H4 timeframe β€” the zone where the whales come back.

PMH

Previous Month High β€” the high of the previous month (liquidity above).

PWH

Previous Week High β€” the high of the previous week.

$H4

Sell-side liquidity spotted on H4 β€” below the lows.

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Green = I explain my strategy Β· Red = I execute an order.

The part everyone gets wrong

Build β€” and hold β€” the position

Spotting the zone is 50%. The other 50% is how you buy and when you take your profits. Here's my rule.

1. You set your envelope

Everyone chooses the amount they want to commit to a stock. It's your capital, your call. Everything else is expressed as a % of that amount.

2. You buy in tranches

Never all at once. You enter in tranches at the successive key levels β€” for example 10% here, then 50% lower down if price offers a better price.

3. You take your profits

We plan the TPs in advance. Very often, the final TP sits on the ATH (all-time high) β€” where the major liquidity is waiting.

4. You keep 25% for life ⭐

The golden rule: you keep 25% of the position forever. The profits are already secured. Those 25%, you never look at them again β€” that's for the future.

Example allocation of a position

75% β€” sold at the TPs (profits secured)
25% β€” kept for life

Illustration. We bank 75% along the way (successive TPs up to the ATH), and we let 25% run forever.

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Disclaimer: educational content and the sharing of my method / my own personal positions. Not personalized investment advice. Risk of capital loss.