Inducement (abbreviated as IDM) refers to the false price behavior created by the market before reaching the actual point of interest (POI) or order block (OB).
Core logic: Its existence is to induce traders to "enter early." Essence: It is a liquidity trap deliberately created by large funds (institutions) to obtain sufficient order transaction volume.
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What is Inducement (IDM) Inducement?
Inducement (abbreviated as IDM) refers to the false price behavior created by the market before reaching the actual point of interest (POI) or order block (OB).
Core logic: Its existence is to induce traders to "enter early."
Essence: It is a liquidity trap deliberately created by large funds (institutions) to obtain sufficient order transaction volume.