Hi MarcoFF, thanks!! i posted it here hoping that it would be useful to the users of the forum

Answering your question, a buy stop or sell stop is the same as a stop loss, so yes, the spike down in the eurusd because of the good news in the nfp news for the usd and was created, as i believe, to trigger sell stops and stop losses of buy orders opened. For this orders to be closed, must be a counterpart buying with a limit order or closing sells with take profit. (Dont forget that you pay the spread!)
so when the candle starts to going up there is a point (for example the h4 pivot) in where you can say, probably the market makers are net long and they're even adding longs.
After the spike, there were a lot of sell stops triggered that could include a buy stop as a stop loss to close the order. Based in this fact is highly profitable for the market makers to rise the price to hit those buy stops and move the price even further up.
Thats in theory a stop hunt. If you want to believe it or not is up to you,
marcoFF » Fri Jan 08, 2016 3:39 pm wrote:
Hi sapu, I loved your pdf on your marker theory.. hope to read here you soon!
When you talk about stop hunt, you mean hit stop order to lock traders in bad position or to hit stop loss order.. or both?