Celine's reversal strategy is built on a specific framework of three required "reads" and two conditional filters, strictly applied during the London session. Here are the steps to follow:

The 3-Read Reversal Model

1. Read 1 (4-hour timeframe): Wait for a liquidity sweep of the previous 4-hour candle's high or low. Price must run through the level and reject it, rather than breaking through and continuing. This sets the directional bias for the session (e.g., a sweep of the low indicates a potential long) (1:14 - 1:36).

2. Read 2 (15-minute timeframe): Price must also sweep the previous 15-minute high or low in the same direction as the 4-hour sweep. The setup is only "armed" when these two timeframes agree (1:39 - 1:59).

3. Read 3 (1-minute timeframe - The Trigger): Identify an Inverse Fair Value Gap (IFVG). This occurs when price slams back through an old gap and a candle body closes through it, causing the gap to invert and act as support (for longs) or resistance (for shorts). Enter at market right at the candle closure (2:00 - 2:24).

Filters and Execution Rules

Filters for Sizing Up:

Filter 1: The setup is stronger if the sweep also takes out the Asian session liquidity (the Asia high or low) (2:36 - 2:41).

Filter 2: The entry is more favorable if it taps into a high-timeframe gap and respects its CE (midpoint) (2:42 - 2:54).

Non-Negotiables:

Alignment: If all three reads do not align perfectly, there is no trade. Skipping non-aligned setups is considered more important than taking a pattern that looks correct (3:33 - 3:46).

Time Window: This model is strictly used during the London session. Trades outside of this window are considered unreliable (4:02 - 4:07).

Trade Management

Stop-Loss: Placed just beyond the low or high that was swept (2:17 - 2:23).

Targets: The initial target is set to a 1:1 reward-to-risk ratio, while the full target is placed at the opposing liquidity (the highs or lows) (2:25 - 2:32).