MBZ Type 2 Reversal Model- Using HTF OHLCE-mini Nasdaq-100 FuturesCME_MINI:NQ1!unlimitedmoneyprinterMost traders aren’t wrong on direction, they’re just early. The MBZ Type 2 model is designed to solve that. Unlike Type 1, where the same candle can both sweep and confirm, Type 2 introduces separation: Core Structure: • A reference candle (C1) initiates the move • Liquidity is swept first (typically at HTF OHLC levels) • The confirmation candle comes after • Confirmation must close beyond 50% of the opposing candle’s body The key distinction: The candle that sweeps liquidity does not need to be the candle that confirms the reversal. This delay removes premature entries and allows price to fully complete its liquidity phase before confirmation. Why This Matters: Many reversals fail because traders enter on the sweep. The MBZ Type 2 model waits for: Liquidity event (sweep) Separation (market stabilizes) Confirmation (intent is shown) This creates a more refined and patient approach to reversals. In Practice: Using higher timeframe OHLC highs/lows as the reference: Price sweeps liquidity → forms a reference candle → then confirms with a secondary candle closing beyond 50%. That sequence defines the Type 2 setup. This model is not about predicting reversals. It’s about waiting for them to confirm.