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0:16Good morning folks. Welcome back.
0:18Pleasant Saturday to you. As you can
0:20see, the market is closed and we have
0:25a lot of questions that was given to me.
0:27I now obviously I can't answer all of
0:29them. So, I kind of like curated a a
0:32list of them and others are actually
0:35answered. If you just go through the
0:37rest of the videos, some of the
0:38questions were obviously by new readers,
0:41viewers, students, casual, you know,
0:45inquiries. I don't really satisfy casual
0:48inquiries uh simply because I spent a
0:50lot of my personal time creating the
0:52lectures on this YouTube channel. So if
0:54you don't want to take the uh time and
0:56the initiative to kind of like
0:56investigate it and go through the
0:58content, I don't feel obligated to save
1:00you any time. I've spent enough of my
1:02own time to save you a lifetime. So I
1:06want to kind of talk about something and
1:09a topical study and it is a week in a
1:12life cycle of price and again this is
1:15for Saturday's weekend lecture and it's
1:18August 15th 2026
1:21and what you're looking at here is a
1:23weekly chart of the NASDAQ composite
1:26index. Now, this is a continuous
1:28contract, okay? So, [sighs] I'm going to
1:31go through and
1:34I'm going to be answering questions.
1:36Some of the questions I want to make
1:37sure that you know I'm addressing, I'll
1:39specifically refer to and others will
1:43just simply because you're watching the
1:45content, you'll see that you're your
1:48answer basically is being supplied.
1:50Okay? So, uh, just know that my analysis
1:54always begins with a continuous
1:55contract. I actually use a monthly
1:57chart, but I don't need to do that today
1:59cuz I'm going to actually ring in the
2:00monthly highs and monthly lows. So, that
2:03way it'll be helpful for you.
2:06Speaking of which, this is the NASDAQ
2:09Composite Index continuous contract
2:11chart on the weekly time frame, as you
2:14can see right up here.
2:17And the high of July is represented by
2:20this weekly candle. And the low of July
2:24represented by this candlestick's low.
2:26Okay. So by having that range defined,
2:29what I'm going to be looking at on the
2:30continuous contract is how does the
2:32daily contract front month, for
2:34instance, we're trading the September
2:36delivery contract for NQ or NASDAQ
2:38futures.
2:41Does it show an agreement with levels
2:46that would be
2:47arrived at by using the continuous
2:50contract? Continuous contract gives me a
2:53a field of reference for key highs, key
2:56lows, inefficiencies,
2:59uh arrays that may not actually occur in
3:03the front month because of the rollover
3:06effect that this capitalizes on. So the
3:10continuous contract aids in that regard.
3:13Whereas the front month contract that
3:16will expire,
3:18it starts trading at a time when its
3:21influence over this composite charting
3:24application of a continuous contract
3:27chart doesn't help. It doesn't have any
3:30input in it. Okay? Because it's so far
3:32down the line that of
3:36future contracts trading in the future.
3:39Like for instance, March of 2027, it's
3:42having no impact on this composite
3:44charting of a continuous contract.
3:46December isn't having any impact on this
3:49either. But by referring back to old
3:51price data,
3:54it allows me to look at things where the
3:56average person wouldn't. Okay? So,
3:59there's times, and I recently taught
4:00this this year, so go back and look at
4:02the lectures, all part of this playlist,
4:04the 2026 lecture notes playlist on my
4:07YouTube channel. uh I I go extensively
4:10into certain things that I'm looking for
4:13that are only going to be derived by
4:14looking at a continuous contract chart,
4:17not just simply the futures contract
4:20that's traded front month or nearby.
4:25If you are a CFD trader, in other words,
4:27if you're outside the range of trading
4:30US futures markets or let's say this
4:33way, if you're not able to participate
4:36in that in your area or geographic in
4:39the in the globe and you're trading with
4:42CFDs,
4:44you'll be using the same concept here.
4:47Okay? You're just simply going to be
4:48utilizing the continuous contract here
4:52and then blending the actual highs and
4:55lows for the individual days or weeks.
4:58Look for its
5:01closest correlated high and low on your
5:04weekly chart for the CFD US 100 or if
5:08you're trading the SPOS, it's the US 500
5:11or the equivalent thereof. Okay? So, I I
5:14can't scratch everybody's itch. Okay?
5:16And I I'm not gonna I tried in the past.
5:18I tried very hard to to try to
5:20accommodate every single person that
5:22comes to me and what market they want to
5:23follow. And basically, you're asking me
5:25to be your AI assistant. And I'm I'm not
5:27going to do that. Okay? Everything that
5:29I'm doing here in one market, one market
5:32that allows me to focus, spend my time
5:34economically where I can still teach.
5:37And then you can take this information
5:39and transpose it to the markets that you
5:42trade. Everything I'm showing you here
5:44works in Forex. Everything in here works
5:46in gold, everything in here works in
5:49commodities, it works in bonds, it works
5:51in
5:54whatever, okay? Whether you're using the
5:55CFD market or the futures contracts, it
5:58it doesn't matter. It's the same thing.
6:00Okay? So, what I'm giving you is is a
6:02workshop today and hopefully in about a
6:04half an hour or so
6:07compressing all the things that you
6:09would do. Okay? And this is what helps
6:11get a bias. This is what helps to
6:14determine where I think the market's
6:15going to go after we open at 9:30
6:17Eastern time on regular trading hours.
6:20How I look for pools of liquidity. What
6:22pools of liquidity am I interested in?
6:25How to differentiate which ones are
6:27strong? Which
6:30highs and lows do I ignore? Because
6:33obviously I teach you to draw towards
6:35that with your objective and reading
6:37price going forward.
6:39That's like a targeting method. So what
6:43about when there's relative equal highs
6:45there? When do I disregard those? All
6:47these things are going to be answered in
6:49this lecture. Okay, just because I'm
6:52going to compress it down to a small
6:53amount of time, don't discount it that
6:56there must be more. It's just a matter
6:58of experience and you'll see what I mean
7:00by that. So we have a range here defined
7:02by July's high and low. It's not
7:05complicated, is it? No, it's not. And
7:07we're going to continue with that. And
7:09we're going to go in. And then look at
7:10this guy. He's always got to creep
7:13around. Show his face. Look. I think
7:15he's attention seeking, isn't he? Look
7:17at him. Beady little eyes.
7:20So anyway, we're going to roll into
7:24the weekly chart zoomed in. So now we
7:28have the previous week's high. That's
7:31this right here. And the previous week's
7:34low. And again, we're still dealing with
7:36the continuous contract.
7:38By having these levels here, we already
7:41come to a great deal of information.
7:45We're inside of a new week when we're
7:50trading right here. We opened right
7:52there. Now, where do you think the
7:54market's likely to go to if we're
7:56opening right here on the present week
7:58we just closed? Okay, so it's Saturday
8:00when we opened up on Sunday. If we
8:03opened on Sunday and we're right here,
8:04is it more likely? This is for the bias
8:07seeking questions. This is for the
8:09direction, the draw liquidity. How do
8:10you determine the draw in liquidity? How
8:12do you get the uh the draw in liquidity
8:14so accurate, Michael? How do you how do
8:16you know how to feel confident to post
8:18these things on the internet beforehand
8:20and then they go to these levels? I'm
8:23showing you. So, if we're opening here,
8:26is it more likely that we're going to go
8:27to the previous week's high or the
8:30previous month's high versus from this
8:33opening all the way down to previous
8:35week's low or previous week I'm sorry,
8:38previous month's low.
8:42Clearly, it's easier to get to it here.
8:44So, this is the path of least
8:46resistance. It's also part of a primary
8:49bullish market.
8:51And they keep propping this market up.
8:53And you can argue about whatever you
8:54want to call it, but it's artificial.
8:57Okay? The market should not even be at
8:59these levels. The economy is not good.
9:02The the the fear and trepidation of
9:07investing you large sums of money with
9:09this administration and everything
9:10that's going on around it. All the data
9:12that comes out is all fake. Okay? All
9:15this fundamental data fake. So
9:19sticking with the, you know, the
9:22narrative that continuously moves
9:23forward being a bullish market
9:26until proven otherwise, we got to still
9:28take this bullish order flow for what
9:31it's showing us. It wants to keep
9:33pressing higher. So that's how we open
9:36up this week, looking for the previous
9:38week and previous month's high to be
9:41traded to. Now,
9:44there's always going to be people that
9:46see that and say, "Oh, well, you know,
9:48of course you it's going to likely do
9:50that." But that's what I'm answering.
9:51I'm answering the question to students
9:52that are asking, "Why do I think a
9:55specific draw in liquidity is paramount
9:57or more likely to deliver to that of
10:01something else?" Okay, this is what I'm
10:04doing every single week. every single
10:06week soon as Friday's close. Either I'm
10:09waiting until my family falls asleep or
10:12I'll do it like on like today, Saturday.
10:14And I do it real early in the morning. I
10:16get my analysis and scribble my little
10:18notes on my little notepad here. And
10:20everything that's on my notepad, I'm
10:22sharing here today. Okay. So, these are
10:26all the things that I went through. um
10:29the the thought process this week and I
10:32can show where I said certain things
10:34that week you can prove and hold me to
10:35the fire. Okay. So now we have that
10:37range defined
10:39the same bit of business. Okay. This
10:42blue line here is just so I can line up
10:44these things here. My
10:46obsessivecompulsive
10:48part of the ICT character which isn't
10:50real. The uh it's flaring because I know
10:53you're probably going to think what's
10:54this what's that blue line there? Are
10:55you predicting something? No, I'm just
10:58drawing a line for reference. That way I
11:00can drag this point out and this point
11:04out where you both I'm sorry. These both
11:06can be read easily, but where I draw
11:10this one to an end, this one I want to
11:12kind of like match it up and I just
11:14didn't take that blue line out. Okay, so
11:15there I promise you there's nothing um
11:18mystical about it. I'm not predicting
11:20anything. Don't come back and say, "See,
11:21he was trying to tell you something." I
11:22wasn't. Okay, it's just simply leaving
11:24leaving an artifact in the video that
11:26should have been edited out. So, that's
11:27that. So, now we're going to take our
11:29attention over to the actual futures
11:31contract for September delivery. And I
11:35already done the work for you.
11:36[snorts and laughter]
11:37And there's the high for July. So,
11:40that's the monthly high. And here's the
11:41monthly low for July. And then we have
11:45previous week's low and previous week's
11:49high. See that? Now, with these levels
11:52here, same bit of business when we
11:54opened up on September deliveries
11:57contract month for NQ or NASDAQ futures,
12:01is it more likely that it was going to
12:02come all the way back down and take out
12:04previous week's low or previous month's
12:06low or take out previous week's high and
12:08or July's high? Clearly, it's so close
12:13to it. Just static price action alone is
12:16likely to send us up in there. Okay,
12:18even if it were to go up there and
12:19somehow next week, you know, we crashed
12:21and went lower. I'm not suggesting that
12:23we're going to do that. I don't know
12:24what we're going to do yet. Okay, I have
12:26to see where we're going to open up on
12:27Sunday, let it trade through Sunday, and
12:29watch the opening range on Monday. Okay,
12:31that's what I'm submitting to.
12:35It's more likely to see it go to those
12:37levels simply based on that. Now, that's
12:39enough of a range to do very, very well.
12:43Don't look at this r previous week and
12:45say, "Oh, look at this little tiny
12:46little move. He's calling that a big
12:47like it's a big deal. Well, it is a big
12:49deal when you're doing it every single
12:50week in front of the public all the time
12:52over and over and over again using the
12:54things I'm teaching you here. So, it's
12:56important for you to pay attention to
12:58how simple the things are,
13:00but you look at the number of videos and
13:03the
13:06the amount of speaking points that I
13:09give because I'm answering thousands of
13:12questions that come to me over time. And
13:15sometimes when they're really good
13:16questions, I'll have a notepad that I
13:18have when I touch on this subject, make
13:20sure you bring up this too because I I
13:22see a number of people asking around
13:25that same premise or theme of a
13:26question. So I'm kind of always getting
13:29to the point eventually for you, but I
13:32still have to stay in a schedule that
13:34I'm comfortable with because I'm
13:36following the path of how I developed
13:38all these things in the order of their
13:40creation. Okay? So,
13:43nobody's going to disrupt that order.
13:45And once it's done, then it's it's done.
13:49So, we're going to drop down into a
13:51daily chart. Those same levels are
13:52transposed here. Okay. So, we have
13:54previous month and previous week high
13:57and low annotated here. And I'm going to
14:00take your focus into a couple different
14:02things of last week's trading. And we
14:05won't need to worry about this previous
14:07week's low. And we won't need to worry
14:09about the previous month's low. So that
14:11that's not something that we need to
14:12concern ourselves with at the moment.
14:15But if we go out to a daily chart, I
14:18want to get a couple reference points
14:19here. And again, we're using the
14:22September delivery contract month for
14:24NQ.
14:26And when price was sitting in here, so
14:29we have Friday, Thursday, Wednesday,
14:32Tuesday, Monday, and last Friday's
14:34close. Okay. So last Friday's daily
14:37range is here. Thursday, Wednesday's
14:40high here.
14:43If it were to take that out, what above
14:47that last week's high or previous week's
14:50high, what would be a PD array or PD
14:54arrays plural, what would be a likely
14:57candidate or candidates they could reach
14:59for? Well, immediately this is over here
15:02and we talked about this. This is too
15:04smooth. Okay, real real smooth. The
15:06market doesn't like to keep those types
15:07of things there. So they want to make it
15:09jagged. So in this case, we went through
15:12it here on Thursday and cut all the way
15:15through these candles before we get to
15:17this high. Okay? Because that's what
15:19classic support and resistance would
15:21say. Well, if it takes out these highs
15:23here, that's resistance broken. And then
15:27if it continues going higher, what's the
15:28next reference point for resistance?
15:32That high.
15:34Well, before we get there, we got to cut
15:36through the chaff.
15:41Oh, right there. Sell something. You
15:43like that? Only the highest form of
15:45production
15:47around here. Bump. You hear that? I
15:50don't have to have I don't have to push
15:51a button for that. Bump.
15:54Southside and bounce by. I need a dad
15:56jokes. They just that just keep rolling
15:57in, don't they?
15:59I don't know where it comes from. And my
16:01wife looks at me all the time like she
16:02is now with the hair guy. Like, really?
16:03You're look you're you're doing that
16:05right now. Yes, honey. I'm doing it just
16:07like this. Okay, that's what got me
16:08here. So, we have the low of this
16:10candlestick here and the high of this
16:12candlestick. So, that's the cibby sell
16:14side of bounce by side in efficiency.
16:16And it's an inefficiency when we cut
16:18through candles because that's what the
16:19algorithm is going to do. That doesn't
16:21exist. That's what the buying and
16:23selling pressure is going to most likely
16:24agree on when it when you go through
16:26these types of things. So, we also have
16:29this wick. says it's a premium wick when
16:31we're here and then the next day we open
16:34and I'll get to all these levels here in
16:35a moment but it's going to likely trade
16:38up to previous week's high which I gave
16:40you tweets about and then if it goes
16:43that higher it's going to clean these
16:46relative equal highs and if it keeps
16:47going higher then we have this wick
16:51which is a premium wick what makes it a
16:53premium because on
16:57Wednesday's trading and close we're
16:59below below it still. So if it's going
17:01to go higher, that's a premium array.
17:03It's treated just like a gap just like
17:04this is. And then we have this
17:07inefficiency. So by grading these wicks
17:11like this, we get consequent
17:12encroachment and the market trades right
17:14up there. Look at the open. Isn't that
17:15crazy? That's pretty insane, isn't it?
17:19Okay, who would have thunk it? I know
17:22it's not a real word, but hey, it is
17:24what it is. Or is it? I don't know. I
17:26got to check it after this video now.
17:28Dunk it.
17:30It's probably been added as like a um
17:32See how easy it is for me to get off
17:34topic? I do this on purpose because I
17:35know people like to complain in the
17:36comment section. You're the worst
17:38teacher in ever been and you can't stay
17:40on topic. I know how to stay on topic. I
17:42just do this to filter out the people
17:44that are just here for the easy stuff.
17:45You want the cookies and milk at the
17:47beginning. No, you got to have the meat
17:49first. So, we have a buy sign bounce
17:52sign efficiency here on the daily chart.
17:54We have a volume and bounce at the low.
17:55We don't have a volume of bounce at the
17:57high. And then the market trades down
17:59into that last week, rallies up, and
18:01then we started consolidating. Okay. So,
18:04when do retail bull flags form and
18:08they're trustworthy?
18:10Oh, this is blasphemy. ICT is talking
18:13about
18:15retail bull flags.
18:18Well, everything I said about where
18:20we're at in relationship to the previous
18:22week's high and previous month's high
18:24and the likelihood of it going there
18:26versus the previous week's low or
18:28previous month's low
18:30holds true here. So, that would validate
18:33this as a potential bull flag. It could
18:36go higher. Now, I'm not saying it's
18:38going to go from the full flag pole of
18:40it. it's going to go up there because if
18:42it does that then it's going to push us
18:44into these relative equal highs which I
18:45mentioned this week and then potentially
18:47another all-time high. I'm not going to
18:49go so far as to say that. I I don't want
18:51to I don't want to say that yet. Okay.
18:54So, just know that we got to take one
18:57thing at a time, one PDA at a time. So,
19:00there are several things multi multiple
19:02things really that led to me
19:04anticipating the market likely trading
19:06higher. Okay. So now going forward,
19:09continuing on,
19:11we have
19:17return back into the daily chart zoomed
19:20in. So we have that buy side and balance
19:22sell sign efficiency that's shown here
19:24that just showed you moments ago when we
19:26were zoomed out. And we have previous
19:27month high and previous week high here
19:29annotated. And I want to just focus on a
19:32few things here. Very little annotations
19:35on the chart.
19:39with the chart kind of crushed in
19:43horizontally so that way that the
19:45candlesticks look a little bit more
19:46uniform. We have the buy side and
19:48balance sell sign efficiency
19:50and notice that when this retracement
19:53occurred last week, not the week we just
19:56closed. Okay, so this was Friday,
19:58yesterday, Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday,
20:02Monday, last Friday, last Thursday.
20:05Okay, that's what this is here. So, when
20:07it traded down in this inefficiency,
20:09that's this buy sign bell sell sign
20:12efficiency on the daily chart. I always
20:14keep referring back to the time frame
20:16I'm showing up here. Okay,
20:18this low doesn't touch. So, it failed to
20:20gladand with the consequent
20:23encroachment. Gladhanding is where
20:24there's pairing of orders and it allows
20:27to book or print at a specific price
20:29level. If it can't do that when this
20:32array forms initially when this forms it
20:36means that okay if the market's bullish
20:39the upper half which would be this
20:40candlestick's low down to it consequent
20:42encroachment or midpoint that's where
20:45the bullish buyside
20:50order flow coming in like markets uh the
20:53buyers okay for smart money purpose will
20:56want to be buying in that portion of
20:59this gap. Okay,
21:02it is the strongest when you see these
21:05types of things where the runs start in
21:07the upper half and they start to run
21:09higher. That's confirming bullish order
21:11flow. No gimmicks required. All in the
21:13open, high, low, and close of the
21:14candlestick. Very simple stuff. It's
21:17free to see it.
21:19If it can't even touch consequent
21:20encroachment, it really is bullish,
21:24especially on the heels of it not laying
21:26any bodies or burying any bodies below
21:29consequent encroachment.
21:31So there's no unfinished business down
21:33here because a bullish market should
21:36have inefficiencies left open. And I'm
21:39the first person to ever teach that
21:41concept. And so many people say, "Oh,
21:44that's always been around." No, it
21:45hasn't. No, it has not. So, it rallies
21:48here with bullish order flow as I teach
21:52it. Not level two, not depth of market,
21:55doms, footprint. We don't need any of
21:57that stuff. Okay? If you want to use
21:59that stuff,
22:01if it agrees with what I'm teaching,
22:03then it'll work. And that sounds very
22:07narcissistic, doesn't it? But that's
22:08just the facts, Jack. So, it rallies out
22:11of that. And then look what we're doing
22:12here. The Tuesday, I'm sorry, Thursday,
22:15the Friday of last week. And then Monday
22:16we open below this candlesticks close
22:20which is rejection block. So we're we're
22:23creating this like little area where
22:24it's just simply saying I'm not willing
22:26to go above that. Why? What's going on?
22:28I'll get to that. I'll get to that.
22:30Don't worry. But it trades softer on
22:33Tuesday. Now look what's happening here.
22:36This right there.
22:40Look what it's doing. More specifically,
22:43look what it's not doing. the low of
22:46this candlestick here failed on Tuesday
22:49to trade to the buy side of balance sell
22:52side and efficiency high which was this
22:54candlestick's low. So let's take a
22:56closer look at it. So on this day here
23:00on Thursday, how can we know this is
23:03going to be a large range day?
23:07Because it's the end of the big
23:09impactful news. It's the PPI number and
23:12it's part of a day where we're closing
23:16in on the on the the last day or day
23:18before final trading day of the week
23:21which is Friday.
23:23And we hadn't really closed above
23:28this rejection block yet.
23:31all this consolidation in here and on
23:34Tuesday we had this little tip off here
23:36that they did not gladhand with the low
23:39of this candlestick which is the high of
23:41this buy center balance sign efficiency.
23:43So we have two things, two themes, two
23:47confirmations that bullish order flow is
23:50still in order. That means if you want
23:53to say it this way, I am predicting the
23:56buying pressure.
23:58If you if you want to look at it that
24:00way, okay, wonderful. That makes me like
24:02the trading crescen. I'm the
24:03mindreading, you know, guru of uh I'm
24:08the Dr. Xavier of price action. I'm able
24:12to get in everybody's head with cerebral
24:15um attacks where I can go in there and
24:17cerebral putting my little helmet on and
24:19I can read everybody's buying and
24:21selling pressure minds. Okay, [laughter]
24:24if you want to do that, that's fine.
24:25I'll roll with that for a little while.
24:26That's fine. But what's actually
24:28happening is is the algorithm is going
24:29to displace higher and be permitted to
24:31trade into previous week's high,
24:33previous month's high, and then in the
24:35other PD race that I mentioned a moment
24:36ago. But for now, we're gonna zero in,
24:40okay, on a very specific thing that I
24:42talked about. I said that Thursday,
24:45which is being highlighted here, this
24:46candlestick right there. You can all the
24:49things I do online, you can always hold
24:52my feet to the fire. Okay? I don't say
24:55anything extra. Even though I do talk a
24:57lot, I am the mentor with the mount. The
24:59bottom line is is I always leave you
25:01breadcrumbs
25:03and I never delete anything. Ever. I
25:06never edit a post where there's any kind
25:09of specific key level or what I expect.
25:12And here's a student here.
25:15Do you think it's going to be a large
25:16range day? Almost four small range days.
25:20What's my answer there? I do.
25:23I do. And this is occurring at 8:14 a.m.
25:27on August 13th
25:29before this run.
25:32Okay. Before the PPI number comes out.
25:34It's going to be a large range day. And
25:37and I'm indicating here that I'm
25:39anticipating a drop down to go up to
25:42take out at least Wednesday's high.
25:47Think about that. Think about that.
25:50So,
25:51if it's going to do these types of
25:53things, I'm clearly indicating with no
25:56uncertain u terms that there's going to
26:00be
26:04with very specific terms, no ambiguity.
26:06I'm looking for higher prices. So, I'm
26:09teaching by principle and theory that
26:12I've already taught at Nauseium for
26:14years how to determine the draw on
26:17liquidity, how to determine the bias,
26:20how to determine where the market's
26:21going to go. And I'm giving you the
26:24details as to why I felt inclined to be
26:26so forward with it in the public eye.
26:29Okay. So,
26:31continuing on, we're going to drop down
26:32into a 15-minute time frame. Okay. And
26:35now when we go into a week, we want to
26:38know what we're looking for. Okay? And
26:41we want to look at like
26:43in my private mentorship, there are
26:46lectures that are taught in like month
26:506, 7, 8, 9, 10, all the way through
26:53month 12 that are very very smart money
26:57oriented concepts. They are literally
27:00road maps that tells you what these
27:03algorithmic moves are going to be like
27:05and how to anticipate them. Okay. So,
27:09when we look at for instance this the
27:11entirety of the week viewed through the
27:13lens of a 15-minute time frame. Why 15
27:15minutes? Because it's a bell weather
27:17time frame. It allows me to see
27:19everything. It gives me the full weekly
27:21range. If I scroll out a little bit, you
27:23know, further and show last week's price
27:25action, I can pick out very key levels
27:28and determine where and sometimes
27:31checking my notes because on on the
27:33weekend, I always like to go back over
27:35and say, okay, I wrote down previous
27:38Monday's Asian session buy side
27:41liquidity pool as a specific high and I
27:44want to know what that level is. I want
27:46to make sure I'm I wrote that down
27:48because, you know, I'm human. I could I
27:50could be distracted by my awesome wife.
27:52She could walk by here, you know, coming
27:54out, you know, letting the towel drop
27:56down. You know, you know, you know it's
27:58like, guys, you know what it's like,
27:59ladies. Here's some hints for you. You
28:00want a happy marriage. So, the point is
28:02this. I want to go back through and see
28:04where the points and pools of liquidity
28:06are relative to sessions, okay? Not just
28:09simply the daily highs and the lows
28:11because obviously those are those are
28:13very strong independent uh buy side and
28:15sell side liquidity bulls but there's
28:17also the high and low the last three
28:20days there's also previous week high and
28:22low and there's previous month high and
28:24low okay but we can take it down
28:26intraday into what was the Asian
28:29sessions high and low
28:32what was the London sessions high and
28:35low
28:36what is the AM session in New works
28:39session high and low. Then you have the
28:412-hour window. That's the New York
28:43lunch. What's the high and low of that?
28:45Every time you get these ranges, you
28:46want also know what the midpoint is.
28:48Okay? So that midpoint, that's an
28:51equilibrium price point. You also want
28:53to know what they are, too. And that's
28:54what's written on my notepad all the
28:55time. Okay? And you see them very
28:59clearly and visibly inside of a
29:0215-minute time frame. It's all laid out
29:04here perfectly for you. Okay? Um earlier
29:07in the week I stated that my interest
29:09was in the 29,984
29:13price level. That's these relative equal
29:15highs. That just so happens to be
29:16Monday's London session by sell
29:18liquidity.
29:20And then after Monday's trading, I gave
29:23a short little review and you can go and
29:25look at the reviews, okay? Look at
29:26everything I posted.
29:28And I mentioned these relative equal
29:30lows here. And I said it could
29:33it could go down there and take that
29:36sell side out. But I didn't mention
29:38anything lower than that. Did I? No, I
29:42did not. No, Siri Bob, that didn't
29:46happen. Nothing edited, nothing
29:48mentioned lower than that. That's
29:51interesting. But now watch that daily
29:54buy sell sign efficiency. See it? its
29:57portion the upper portion of it right
29:59here. Look what's happening there. You
30:01can see that it's trading down but
30:03falling short of touching that. Is that
30:06bullish or bearish? That is absolutely
30:09rockstar bullish.
30:12Okay. Once these are taken out now in my
30:16mind I'm thinking it could trade down
30:17and touch that by bounce outside
30:19efficiency. Okay. And that's why I left
30:22no clear indication of how far it can go
30:26through these lows with protraction. But
30:29I gave you nothing lower than these
30:31levels here. So what does that mean?
30:33This is going to get swept. They're
30:35going to take those lows while remaining
30:37bullish
30:41and it can't even touch that buy bounce
30:43outside efficiency. That is awesome
30:46bullish order flow. You don't need to
30:49know how many people bought underneath
30:51these lows. You don't need to know how
30:53many people had a
30:55number of orders executed. You don't you
30:57don't need to know any of that stuff.
30:59You don't need that. And then watch how
31:01price rips higher. Okay? And uses this
31:05good oldfashioned ICT bullish breaker.
31:09Look at that. Handsomely now
31:12rallies up. Goes into the inefficiencies
31:15here. Trades there. Rallies. Where's it
31:17going? Where could it possibly be
31:18reaching?
31:20Well, I'm going out on a limb here,
31:23okay? It's dangerous. I got a saw in
31:25hand. I'm sawing and I'm standing on the
31:28the outer edge of this branch and I'm
31:30sawing it off right now cuz I'm going to
31:32say something that some of you are going
31:34to think it's hindsight cherry picked. I
31:37know. I know that's how you think about
31:39it, but go back and look at what I gave
31:42and then how the market delivered. Okay,
31:46we have Monday's New York session AM by
31:50side liquidity.
31:52And yes, I read that out of order of the
31:54text cuz I'm a rebel. Okay, but it
31:56obviously said the same thing. But
31:58there's also this right here. This is a
32:00pool of liquidity for Tuesday.
32:02What is that? That's Tuesday's I have it
32:05highlighted down here for you. See that?
32:06I'm saving you some time. That's
32:08Tuesday's AM session
32:11by South Kool. All right. So, what
32:14you're trying to tell me is yes, it's
32:16just that simple. Yes, Virginia, it does
32:19not require a whole lot of acrobatics to
32:21determine where key highs and lows were
32:23the liquidity and the draw is going to
32:25be at. It's based on session highs and
32:27lows, previous highs and lows,
32:31last three days, high and low. That
32:34range is a dynamic range. It
32:36continuously morphs and changes.
32:38But then you have static
32:40highs and lows which are session
32:42oriented like what I'm showing you here.
32:45And then the previous days highs and
32:46lows and then you have the previous
32:48week's highs and lows and the previous
32:50month's highs and lows. And by comparing
32:52where we're at in close proximity to
32:54whatever those levels exist, the higher
32:57the time frame, the more likely it's
32:58going to draw to it. Because if it's
33:00going to be a daily level like an old
33:03high on a daily chart, there's going to
33:05be a lot of institutional sponsorship
33:08between where the market is right now
33:10and it getting to those levels. Meaning
33:12that it's got a like a rocket fuel
33:16behind the likelihood of it moving in
33:17your favor if you're expecting it to
33:19trade there and go through it. Okay. So,
33:22this creates relative equal highs, too.
33:25So, when it took this out, it's
33:26reasonable to anticipate this high and
33:28then this high being taken out. But, but
33:33look at this. Here comes the receipts
33:35again. So, here's old ICT waking up.
33:42Sand man's dusting his eyes still waking
33:44up. Just sitting down saying, "Okay, I'm
33:46going to tell the world what's about to
33:47happen." And I type out 29,894.
33:50Well, that's not useful because we're
33:52you we're in close proximity to that
33:54already. So, that was a a typo. Did I
33:58edit that out? Nope.
34:01Go look at that tweet. It's not edited.
34:03And whenever I make a mistake typing,
34:05because I am human, sometimes I'm a
34:07little bit rushed for time because my
34:08wife will say, "Hey, look, let's go do
34:09this." Or, "Hey, can you do this?" Or,
34:11"My son needs something." Or, "The dogs
34:12are doing something." Something is going
34:14on where I I have a thought in my mind
34:16and I hurry up want to share it online.
34:19So, I'm text messaging all of you on my
34:21X feed. Basically, what I'm doing,
34:23sometimes it doesn't come out right.
34:24Sometimes autocorrect does something
34:27that irritates me and it'll say
34:29something like, you know, you know,
34:33I don't know, it'll replace a word that
34:34I didn't really want to say, but it's in
34:36this case, you can see clearly that
34:38there's no editing there. It's just me
34:39coming right behind it saying no. 29,984
34:43rather just woke up. Laugh out loud.
34:45Okay. So, I'm
34:48I'm reminding you that just because I
34:51say a level, look at it and see if it
34:53makes sense because I could have made an
34:55error. I could have and just so happens
34:57I caught myself there. But I'm never
34:59really wrong about where it's going to
35:00go to. And that's what I want you to
35:02judge me on. Judge me on that. Okay? And
35:05the context of just because I put a
35:07level there, that means I'm interested
35:08in that level for a specific purpose. I
35:11want to trade it. I want to see a run go
35:13to it. And you saw me do it this week
35:17where to the 29,984
35:20level.
35:22Yes, right there.
35:25Right on up into it. So, how about it?
35:28So, the bottom line is this.
35:31When it happens, you can see it here.
35:32Here's my little thing bob. You can see
35:35where the entry was. You can see it's
35:37not market replay. You can see it going
35:39right there. And there it is. Okay. So,
35:41it's me showing you the level I'm
35:43interested in and then me executing on
35:45it using the information I teach. So,
35:47it's proof of concept. It's proof of
35:49visibility and foresight. It's not
35:50ambiguous.
35:53It's not ambiguous to some that's brand
35:56new. You just think I'm just toss the
35:57numbers out there. And that's what you
35:58see all these these sock puppet
36:00accounts. They'll come out or somebody
36:01that's got a a larger um presence in the
36:04industry. usually they're selling
36:05something and they're very um
36:08intimidated by me because I nobody can
36:11influence me. Um I give away all of the
36:14money-making opportunity of my brand
36:16because I'm not capitalizing on it. I
36:20don't take anything from anyone. You
36:22can't do anything to me. You can't hurt
36:23me. There's nothing you can do to hurt
36:25me. But when these people create these
36:26little sock puppet accounts and they go
36:28online and they'll say, "Oh, I can do
36:30that, too. I'll put a number out there
36:31in the ether and eventually it'll get
36:33hit and say, "See how smart I am." No,
36:34you won't. You are not going to tell me.
36:36This is why they don't ever do it. I'm
36:37sure they probably do it in secret.
36:39They're trying to do it. They never come
36:40forward with it. Why is it me and my
36:42students, we can always do this. Someone
36:45throws a gauntlet down, says, you know,
36:47do this, do this, do this. Okay, but and
36:49there it is. You can see us executing.
36:52You can see it from the beginning to the
36:54end. Okay. And I'm so proud of all of
36:56you. Not because I want you to be out
36:58there, you know, arm wrestling these you
37:00mental giants in their own mind with
37:02their midgets. Really, the bottom line
37:04is is I want you to just focus on your
37:07own development. You know, after a
37:09while, you get bigger and better at
37:11knowing how to do all this stuff and you
37:12want to get online sport with these
37:13people. You know, it was a lot of fun,
37:15but it gets old. You know, it's just the
37:18novelty wears off.
37:21But I'm giving you specific levels for a
37:24purpose, okay? Okay, just like I gave
37:26you the relative equal lows here and I
37:29gave you this level here. Those were the
37:31the benchmarks.
37:33Okay, think of them like like bookends
37:37or boundaries or perimeter lines that
37:39the market is going to utilize until we
37:42get to
37:44CPI on Wednesday and then PPI on
37:48Thursday. We're going to have to see
37:49what we're going to see. You have to
37:51wait and see what it's going to be like.
37:52But there's going to be a bullish um
37:56I had a bullish inclination thinking
37:57it's going to go higher and I clearly
37:59showed I showed that I I gave it out. I
38:01told everybody very clearly that it was
38:04my in my interpretation. I think that
38:06market was going to go higher. Okay. So
38:08while that's not signal service
38:09providing type things, a lot of my
38:11students understand that little nudge.
38:13Okay, I'm going to focus on tape reading
38:15the market going higher. Okay. And
38:19right here it is. So what do where do
38:21you go with this information and say
38:23what did you use to get to this? Because
38:25that's the question, you know, how did
38:27you know that it was likely to do this
38:30on the days that you say? Because how do
38:32you know when it's going to do that? How
38:33do you use the economic calendar? Well,
38:34think about like this. The economic
38:35calendar had the CPI on Wednesday and I
38:38should have included the slide where it
38:40had the the economic calendar. So in
38:42your notes, pull up the calendar. Okay.
38:47And uh you can be very helpful for me if
38:49you are willing to do this. Go on to
38:53last week that we just closed Monday
38:55through Friday and pull up the medium
38:58impact and high impact news events
39:01and then post that picture right behind
39:04this link on X. Okay. If you do that,
39:07people that see the post and watch the
39:09recording and whatnot, they'll have the
39:11resource for them. I'm not going to do
39:13it. I'm doing enough as it is. But at
39:15least they'll be able to see like months
39:16and years past, you know, when they look
39:19at it in the future, some of you will be
39:21helpful in this regard because they will
39:23be able to look at this economic
39:25calendar for this week. I just for the
39:27sake of, you know, being human, I guess
39:29I didn't think about until just now. I
39:31should have included the the portion of
39:36the economic counter showing you that
39:37CPI was on Wednesday 8:30 Eastern time
39:40and then EPI was at 8:30 a.m. Thursday
39:45and then we had consumer sentiment
39:46numbers and whatever they were medium
39:47impact for Friday which is a nothing
39:49burger really not they're not going to
39:50do anything behind the heels of uh CPI
39:53and PPI. So
39:56let's take a look at what we can do now.
39:58We're going to strip this down.
40:01Now we're down to the chrome. Okay,
40:05this is the entirety of the week
40:08all the way up to Friday,
40:149:00 a.m. Eastern time. What did it do
40:17at 9:00 a.m.? It took out this high.
40:20See that? So, we had a rally up here,
40:25consolidated,
40:27rallied up. Okay. So, what day of the
40:31week is this? You you have to know the
40:34extraction point.
40:36Okay. If you're going to be a sniper and
40:38you're going to go into enemy lines and
40:40you go out there and you're going to set
40:41up your hide, okay, and you take your
40:44shot, you take your markdown, and then
40:48you got to know when to anticipate
40:51the extraction.
40:53Where are you supposed to be at when
40:54you're leaving the marketplace? Where's
40:56smart money going to leave? That's what
40:58that's what I'm getting at. Where does
41:00smart money leave
41:03the theater of war
41:05that started at Sunday at 6 p.m. Eastern
41:08time and ends at 4:59
41:12and going right to 5:00
41:15Eastern time on Friday. Where where are
41:17they exiting?
41:19Where's their extraction?
41:21Many times it's what I teach in terms of
41:24TGI if thank god it's Friday. Okay, it's
41:28just a little expression that when we
41:30have bullish weeks usually the market
41:32trades off from the high intra week and
41:36settles somewhere around the 20 to 30%
41:40of the weekly range. You can use this as
41:42a trade idea. And I'm going to
41:44illustrate something in a moment, but
41:45for now, just know that once we take out
41:49this high here and and it starts to
41:50break down, soon as it breaks down and
41:53takes out this low, notice again what
41:55time frame we're on. 15 minute. It's a
41:58bell weather. So, if you're going to be
42:00doing reference points for TGIF, this is
42:02a wonderful time frame to do it on. You
42:05don't need to go any higher than this.
42:06You'll see everything. You'll see the
42:07whole entire lay of the land.
42:10Look what happens. market trades down to
42:1230%.
42:14Weekly range and I divided it in half
42:16just simply by using the the usefulness
42:18of creating a 0.25 level. That's just
42:21simply going to give me the mid midpoint
42:23here. I'm personally interested in
42:25getting to that level because we're in a
42:27primary bull market. I felt very
42:28strongly that we were going to take out
42:30the relative equal lows here,
42:32but I don't want to commit to the full
42:34run of this buy side of balance sell
42:36efficiency that's not highlighted. But
42:38you can see the volume imbalance
42:42to the high up here. And there may be a
42:44volume imbalance in there, but I can't
42:45tell. My my old eyes won't let me focus
42:47on that. But main thing is there's an
42:49inefficiency there that could lead to
42:51lower prices. And I'm not looking for
42:54that going against the primary bullish
42:57manipulation of this market's been
42:59presently under for a year or so or
43:01more. And when we took out this low
43:05there,
43:07that means that these are likely to get
43:09traded to. Why? Because the market is
43:12very likely on Fridays when we have a
43:15bullish week or a bearish week. It comes
43:18off of its extreme. When it's been
43:20bullish, it's going to trade off its
43:21high and pull back into the weekly
43:23range. That range being from here down
43:26here to lowest one, which happens to be
43:28that run below those relative equal
43:30lows. Now, what did ICT show you again
43:33this week? The weekly high and the
43:35weekly low. Okay. Now, do I have to
43:39always get in at the low and the high of
43:41the week to take a trade on? No, I
43:44don't. I don't have to do that. Okay.
43:46Um, let's go and and add some more
43:50detail.
43:52For those that have not had the benefit
43:53of going through the actual teachings
43:56that I had when I was doing a paid
43:57mentorship behind a payw wall, okay? I
43:59had a whole legion of you all around the
44:01world that came to me and I don't do
44:04that anymore. And I know a lot of you
44:06still ask and I think most of you it's
44:07because you want me to create a market
44:09for that so you can sell pirated
44:11versions of it. Okay? I made
44:13millionaires all around the world just
44:14by them selling my stuff. Okay? And the
44:16ones that did that and ran out of money
44:18doing it that way, they just started
44:20doing their own little mentorships and
44:22pretending I don't exist. Okay, so
44:24that's fine. Whatever. Whatever gets
44:25your family fed. That's how I look at
44:27it. So we look at this. This is the ICT
44:29monthly mentorship
44:31teachings from short-term trading model.
44:35And I'm teaching in the latter months I
44:38think if I'm not mistaken.
44:40I think, please don't hold me to this
44:43because I did all these things in 2017
44:47and I know a number of you will know
44:49exactly what month content it's from,
44:51but check
44:54month seven of the 2017 mentorship. I
44:59think if I'm wrong, you it is what it
45:03is. But it's either month seven or just
45:05after that I go in and I start teaching.
45:09It may be month six, but I don't know.
45:11[laughter]
45:12Look at month six playlist. look at um
45:17somebody's going to obviously have the
45:19um the actual
45:22see this this is the part that makes me
45:23poor as a as an educator as a teacher
45:25cuz I I don't I don't have all that
45:28information at hand simply because I'm
45:30demanding all of you to have your own
45:32due diligence in this. So again, you're
45:35getting all this for free. I could have
45:36been doing this paid mentorship forever
45:38and people would still be buying it and
45:40it is what it is. But I'm I'm not trying
45:42to do that. Okay. So, do a little bit of
45:45work. The leg work is pretty easy. Um,
45:47and I'm sure the students will probably
45:49come, Kit or someone else is probably
45:50going to come in here in the comment
45:52section and say, "Here's the video
45:54you're going to look for on the YouTube
45:56channel, and this is the minute marker,
45:58probably where it's going to be shown,
45:59and there it is." And and you'll be able
46:01to say, "Thank you." And there it is.
46:03But what am I getting at? I'm getting at
46:05the fact that I was teaching weekly
46:07profiles. Now, when you hear that word
46:09profile, see, see, I told you he uses
46:12market profile. No, I do not. Okay. I
46:15profile the market before it even
46:17trades, before your little market
46:19profile gimmicks even populate that
46:22little histogram of horizontal volume.
46:27Before it even does that, I already have
46:31a vision of what it's going to do, where
46:33it's going to trade to, and how it's
46:35going to trade there.
46:39It's diabolical.
46:42My wife's looking at me. Honey, you look
46:44amazing. Let me just tell you right now.
46:46[laughter]
46:47When I'm done this, I want to take you
46:48out and be seen in public with you,
46:50okay? And I'm pissing some guys off
46:52right now. I don't care. You're sing
46:54after your wife, bro.
46:57Anyway, listen. It's not an ICT video
47:00unless I'm off the trail driving people
47:02crazy. Okay, it's Saturday. Loosen up
47:05already. Good grief. You're not missing
47:07any trades. So,
47:10what I covered here, I said, look at the
47:12economic calendar. Look at what we
47:14covered in the beginning of this video
47:15with price where it's likely to draw to,
47:17what it's not likely to do. It's not
47:20likely to go down. It's not likely to
47:23take out previous week's low. It's not
47:25likely to take out
47:28anything but buy side.
47:32So, is that bullish or bearish? That's
47:33bullish, baby. But now we have the
47:36problem, the conundrum of
47:40the economic calendar.
47:42What days of the week
47:45does the economic calendar fall on with
47:47high impact news drivers? Well, it just
47:49so happens it just so happens that on
47:53Wednesday at 8:30 Eastern time, New York
47:55local time, the CPI number was due out.
47:59and you knew about this for months, just
48:03like you know what they're going to be
48:04for the next few months. Go look at the
48:05economic calendar. Go project it
48:07forward. You can plan this stuff ahead
48:10just like you know when the Super Bowl
48:11is going to be. You know, well, if
48:13you're smart money, you know what teams
48:15are going to be in the Super Bowl. Don't
48:17say stuff like that, ICT. You can't
48:18prove that. Well, [laughter]
48:21listen. All I'm gonna say is look into
48:24it, okay? They hint all the time. They
48:26hint all the time before this season
48:28even opens up. They put the colors out
48:30there and the banner. You'll see it.
48:32You'll see if you're looking for it.
48:33Okay. So,
48:36anyway,
48:37they got to tell you what they're going
48:38to do. And you have to believe
48:42the witchcraft to fall for it. You can
48:45deny it and not be a part of it. And
48:46that's why I'm not in sports. Okay. So,
48:50the idea, and they've done this with UFC
48:51stuff, too. MMA, it's all rigged now. I
48:53don't care what you say. Argue about it
48:55and X with me. I don't care. So the
48:57point is this. I have profiles,
49:00okay? They're basically weekly
49:02schematics on how the market will
49:04deliver like a road map. This is
49:06mapping. Okay? So when you're mapping,
49:09what you're doing is you're anticipating
49:10certain things to occur on specific days
49:13of the week.
49:15Now, think about what I just gave you in
49:16terms of the economic calendar. Okay?
49:19And we're having fun. I'm being silly
49:21and whatever, but really dial in right
49:23now, okay?
49:25On Wednesday, we have CPI number that
49:28came out just this past week. And I told
49:31you
49:33that price is going to have very
49:36reasonable price swings that you can
49:38trade on Monday and Tuesday. And then
49:41Wednesday, the carnival ride begins at
49:438:30 and then it continues into Thursday
49:47because PPI numbers going to come out
49:49and then we have medium impact news
49:51drivers for what? Friday. Now,
49:56if we look at this little schematic that
49:59was done in 2017,
50:02an army, a legion, okay, a small nation,
50:07[laughter]
50:09come on now, were behind a payw wall
50:12with me.
50:14And probably many more people were
50:16watching it all in leaked format,
50:20okay? Willing to pay 10 bucks to some
50:22goober. If you if you pay me 10 bucks,
50:24I'll give you copies of it, too. That's
50:25the way it was going on. That's what was
50:27happening. And I was carrying all of you
50:29on my back, baby. None of you took me
50:32down. I'm still here.
50:34I'm still here. That's right.
50:39But they all were taught this.
50:42Yep.
50:45In the springtime and summer months of
50:482017, go ICT sat down. He parted the
50:53books of market wizardry that was only
50:54been written in by his pen and his
50:56pencil on his pad.
51:00And I shared a bit of logic with you.
51:04This is what the market's going to do
51:06visually in my brain. Okay? Because I am
51:09Enigma. Enigma is talking to you. I am
51:15explaining to you
51:18what my algorithm will do.
51:21I'm sharing with you how it's going to
51:25happen.
51:27And none of you really spend time in
51:29those core content lessons because
51:31you're intimidated by the length. You're
51:33intimidated by the the the vastness of
51:36the lectures, all the topics, because
51:39you're afraid you're going to have
51:40information overload. If you're going in
51:42there to try to use it right away,
51:43that's exactly what you're going to
51:44suffer.
51:47But when you ask me questions like, "How
51:49do you know that the market isn't going
51:51to go down and take out those relative
51:52equal lows? Why didn't it go down and
51:54take out the sell side from the previous
51:56Asian market? Why didn't it do this? And
51:58why how did you feel confident it was
52:00going to do this?" And and why did you
52:01pick this? And why'd you expect it to do
52:02that? And what made you bullish on this
52:04week? And what what
52:06it's all in the core content.
52:10You have to go through it one time.
52:14And then the questions that come up by
52:16going through all that, then the
52:18learning really begins. But you have to
52:20be familiar with it. And you're not
52:22going to remember everything when you go
52:23through it one time. Okay? You're not
52:26because it's literally 30 years of
52:29things crammed into videos that you
52:34think is already too long, but there is
52:36nobody else out there in the world
52:39telling you with any discipline. Okay.
52:43Find tell me what where is this in woff
52:46where is this in order flow where's this
52:48in anything else the market's going to
52:52start here rally up create an important
52:55low on Wednesday and then what happens
52:57what happens what happens
53:01it rallies
53:03into the close of the week why because
53:06something's going to occur in Tuesday's
53:09crossover into Wednesday
53:11that there is something bullish.
53:14I already outlined the technicals.
53:17I used the economic calendar to frame
53:19this is how the market's going to trade.
53:20Look, look what it's done.
53:23Look at it.
53:28Just like that. And this profile is
53:30consolidation midweek rally.
53:34Is that complicated?
53:37If you're brand new, it would seem so.
53:41But for the folks that's been here for a
53:42little while, been here for a couple
53:44years, you're you're looking at this
53:45thinking that was there all the time.
53:48Yeah. You're going to swear I edited
53:50those videos. You're going to swear I
53:52edited those videos from 2016, 2017.
53:57Every single week it's doing the things
54:00I taught every single week. Every single
54:03week I'm coming out here on Twitter
54:04where nothing's edited and nothing is
54:06deleted and you all get to watch me use
54:10it.
54:12And that's why I'm challenging all of
54:13you. When you hear these people, they
54:15always come. They'll say, "Oh, he
54:17rebranded." Find this in anything.
54:20It's not anywhere else. It's not. It's
54:24not there. [snorts]
54:26But they hope that your short attention
54:28span, you'll latch on to that and say,
54:30"I believe that this guy's a scammer.
54:33It's just too good to be true.
54:35All you got to do is spend some time
54:37with me. Just spend some time with me
54:39and Mr. Wizard will blow your socks off
54:42every single week because it's not going
54:46to stop working. It's not going to fade
54:48away. It's not going to become the
54:51retail of trading. It can't it cannot
54:55become the insufferable lunacy of retail
55:00stuff.
55:02Think about it. Look at all the other
55:03things outside of what I'm teaching.
55:07Everybody's clamoring that order flow is
55:10the thing. Volume profile is the thing.
55:12No, it's supply and demand. It's trend
55:14lines. It's moving average crossover.
55:16It's GAN. It's
55:20whatever.
55:24Who's right among all them?
55:28None of them.
55:30None of them are right.
55:33When they make money, they're in
55:34agreement with what I'm telling you.
55:38That's the constant. Me, my logic, my
55:41algorithm.
55:43That's just the simple facts. You can't
55:46argue. I'm literally providing it to you
55:48in a public forum every single week. Why
55:52are you sitting on the fence still? Why
55:54are you doubting? Why aren't you in here
55:57studying? You're robbing yourself of the
56:00joy of being good at this in the amount
56:03of time that your body and mind and
56:05framework and disposition would permit
56:08you to learn it. Well, you're the one
56:10holding it back. Nobody else. I've
56:13already taught these things, but you're
56:15simply just not willing to put the
56:16things to task because I told you it's
56:19going to be hard. And you want somebody
56:21to come out here and be the white knight
56:24and say, "I watched all the ICT's videos
56:27and I've condensed it down to five
56:28minute trainers. Forget everything else
56:30and just focus on this." And what they
56:32just do told you was that's the thing
56:34that resonated with them the most. and
56:36you're going to try it and you're not
56:38going to know all the other supporting
56:39things that they they've learned, but
56:42they're not going to ring into it
56:43because they want you to subscribe to
56:44their channel and they want you to
56:46subscribe to their mentorship and you
56:47you going to be end up paying for them
56:49to talk to you. Every single person
56:52that's a student of mine that's ever
56:54said ever said, "I'm never going to be
56:56doing mentorship. I'm not interested in
56:58that." They all started mentorships.
57:01Why? Because it's easy money.
57:04It's easy money. It's really easy to
57:07sell people the idea that they know
57:10something that you don't know.
57:13And I'm going to tell you something.
57:17Many people out there claim to know
57:19something they don't know. And there
57:21ain't nobody else out there like me
57:23that's coming out here every single week
57:24and proving it to you for free and
57:26enjoying it while I'm doing it. I'm
57:27trying to encourage you. I want to
57:30encourage you to dig into the things
57:32I've spent my entire life formulating,
57:35deciphering, receiving directly from the
57:37Lord. Whether you want to believe in him
57:38or not, I don't care. I don't care. But
57:41that's the facts.
57:43And yet these things keep hitting every
57:47single week. I'm not talking about a
57:51thousand different things and then look
57:52look throw everything against the wall.
57:55Whatever sticks, point to that. See, see
57:56where I was right there?
57:58That's what common sense will show you
58:01that I'm not doing that. I'm calling out
58:04very specific things and then I'm using
58:06it with executions.
58:09And that's why you don't see anybody
58:10else, no detractor coming out and
58:12saying, "Oh, he's using this, that, and
58:13I think he's rebranded it." And I could
58:15do that, too. And they never come
58:16forward with anything. I always
58:17challenge them all the time because I
58:18know they can't do it. They can't do it.
58:21They can't.
58:24I'm literally walking you through the
58:25process of knowing what the weekly highs
58:27and lows are going to be by experience.
58:30You're not going to learn how to do that
58:31just by watching my videos. You're not
58:33going to have some little trainer video
58:35created by somebody else who can't even
58:36do what I'm doing. They're not going to
58:39be able to teach it to you. They're not
58:41going to be able to teach it to you
58:43because you have to go through the
58:45process of using parts of this
58:47information here and parts of this
58:49information here. and experience will
58:50guide you about this and other things.
58:52And there's other weekly profiles in
58:54here that talk about very specific
58:56generic formulations of how the price
58:58action will react,
59:02what it's going to do, how's it going to
59:03behave.
59:05You need to go through those lectures.
59:06You're asking me to teach you something
59:08that I put lots of time and stress into
59:11making sure it was useful information in
59:14a condensed manner where it's user
59:16friendly.
59:18It doesn't feel that way because you're
59:20trying to watch 15 videos on a weekend
59:22binge watching it
59:24and that's not the way you want to do
59:26it. So anyway,
59:29finish this up real quick. So we have
59:31the one minute time frame. So we're at
59:34the end of the week now. Okay, we're up
59:36in that premium inefficiency from the
59:39daily chart I showed you. And
59:42right away, we're entering into the last
59:45bit of business for Friday's morning
59:48session, opening range. And there's the
59:50opening price. So, regular trading hours
59:52starts at 9:30 Eastern time. And right
59:55here, it's Friday. We've rallied up. We
59:59hit several targets on the upside.
1:00:02It's likely to go into TGIF, which is
1:00:05retrace back down into the weekly range,
1:00:0820 to 30%. That's what this level is
1:00:10here. 20% of the weekly range and 30% of
1:00:14the weekly range. Okay. So, rough
1:00:16eyeball it here about halfway. That's
1:00:18about right in this area right there.
1:00:19Okay. And it'll make sense in a moment,
1:00:21but drawing towards previous month's
1:00:23high. Not because it's support
1:00:24resistance. Not because of that. No, no,
1:00:29it's because of its 20 to 30% of the
1:00:32weekly range.
1:00:34Okay? So, I'm again, I'm not trading
1:00:36support and resistance. You're going to
1:00:38lose money trading that stuff. You don't
1:00:40know what support and resistance the
1:00:41market's going to say, I am going to
1:00:43validate that one. I'm going to respect
1:00:44that one. You don't know that. I know
1:00:47which PDA raise it's going to be. I know
1:00:49which liquidity pools. I'm proving it to
1:00:51you every single week. Every single
1:00:53week, week after week after week for
1:00:56years, folks, for years.
1:00:59I got students all the way back to 1996
1:01:04still watching and they're laughing.
1:01:07They're saying that all the time, send
1:01:08me little emails, send me little
1:01:09messages. Some of them have my personal
1:01:11phone number like most of you and you
1:01:12you all abuse it, okay? And that's why I
1:01:15don't respond to you. But I have long
1:01:17long-term students that'll reach out and
1:01:19be like, "It's still crazy to see how
1:01:21this stuff works all the time, even with
1:01:23all this chaos." Yep. Because it's the
1:01:26market. It is the source code. And
1:01:28there's nobody out there that can take
1:01:30that away or challenging it. it wouldn't
1:01:33it won't happen because my stuff doesn't
1:01:36fail. My stuff is sound logic. It's
1:01:40codified. It's out there where you can
1:01:42see it and weigh against the things I
1:01:44taught and watch what the market does.
1:01:47What I just showed you in this lecture
1:01:49here, you need to be doing this every
1:01:50single week. Go through those weekly
1:01:52profiles every single week. Categorize
1:01:54what is the week? What was the week that
1:01:56just closed? I guarantee none of you are
1:01:59doing that. None of you are doing that.
1:02:01And then you wonder why you don't see
1:02:03things in the future based on what
1:02:05you've seen in the past. Because if
1:02:07there is an algorithm or if there is a
1:02:09rhyme and reason to the reoccurrence of
1:02:12cycles of buying and selling pressure
1:02:16silly that sounds that sounds silly. You
1:02:18got to be a religious nut to believe
1:02:20something like that versus it's rigged.
1:02:22It's an algorithm and there it is.
1:02:25I don't know why you guys are fighting
1:02:26that. Everything in this world is ran by
1:02:28AI right now. Everything. They're
1:02:30literally going to have the military
1:02:31making decisions now with AI. Think
1:02:34about that. There's no algorithm running
1:02:36this market here, this big casino, this
1:02:38big Ponzi scheme. There's no way they
1:02:40would use an algorithm doing that. No
1:02:42way. No way, dude. No way.
1:02:48When they started the circuit breakers,
1:02:49that was the first threshold they were
1:02:51bringing in to
1:02:54bring artificial controls to it.
1:02:58And then it became obvious that oh yeah
1:03:02um nobody complained about that when
1:03:05market should be allowed to crash.
1:03:08If things are bad you should be able to
1:03:11get out. You should be able to sell it
1:03:13at a high and ride it all the way down
1:03:15because it's a dead vehicle.
1:03:17We don't have free markets, folks. We
1:03:19don't have that. We have a Ponzi scheme.
1:03:21They keep fluffing up. Okay. every week
1:03:25there's some kind of excuse to fluff it
1:03:28up to keep the illusion that the economy
1:03:32is strong because the market's up and
1:03:33it's not it's not doesn't equate
1:03:37but it's th it's Thursday crossing over
1:03:40to Friday registering hours now starting
1:03:42up on 9:30 Eastern time on Friday
1:03:44morning right here okay and if TGIF is
1:03:48going to occur it's going to likely draw
1:03:49down minimum right here this this right
1:03:54lend
1:03:56to 30% of the weekly range. That's
1:03:59interesting because that would take it
1:04:00down to previous month's high and
1:04:02previous week's high and trade into
1:04:04previous week's range. it goes down to
1:04:0730.
1:04:11That means that the opening price at
1:04:139:30,
1:04:15if we rally above that power three
1:04:18concept that I teach, which is how the
1:04:20range high and range low is formed,
1:04:23what range am I referring to? 9:30 to
1:04:2610:00, the high is going to form
1:04:29somewhere in between there.
1:04:31What? I know. I know. It sounds crazy.
1:04:35That sounds crazy, I know, but the
1:04:37market rallies up. Now, if you're going
1:04:39to be met with relative equal highs
1:04:43because we have a high real close to
1:04:45that, this is how you this is how you
1:04:47manage this, okay? Because now you're
1:04:49going to encounter guarded
1:04:51buy side.
1:04:53How do you know when they're not going
1:04:55to take out relative equal highs? I see
1:04:57you many times you're shortening when
1:04:58there's relative equal highs there. What
1:05:00makes you buckle your seat belts, baby?
1:05:03We have a macro time. They don't believe
1:05:07in that. They don't think it happens.
1:05:09But 9:50 to 10:10. Okay. 9:50 to 10:10.
1:05:16That's a big one. Why? Because it's
1:05:18during the first hour of trading, the
1:05:20first hour's dealing range. And it's the
1:05:22close of the opening range, which is 30
1:05:24minutes long. I don't care what anybody
1:05:25else tells you. Okay.
1:05:29It makes a high here. And now we're
1:05:31pulling back to the 9:30 opening price.
1:05:33It could very well rally up during the
1:05:37macro and take out that high and that
1:05:41high. So I want to see if they're going
1:05:43to guard that.
1:05:45If they guard it during the macro,
1:05:49during the time 20 minutes, you're not
1:05:52going to get the best best fill. You're
1:05:54not going to get it because you're being
1:05:55met with a challenging
1:05:58issue here. It could take those highs
1:06:00out, sweep, and then go lower. I'm not
1:06:02in the business trying to go out there
1:06:03and take losses. I that my goal is not
1:06:05to live through the losses and still be
1:06:08able to come out ahead. That that when
1:06:09I'm looking at the market, I'm not
1:06:10looking at that.
1:06:12Retail trains you to think that way. It
1:06:15conditions you to think, well, losing
1:06:2060% of the time still can be profitable,
1:06:22so aim there. I don't teach that. Now,
1:06:27can individuals with 40% accuracy strike
1:06:31rate, can they make lots of money? Yes.
1:06:33But you got to be very, very good at
1:06:35managing money, you got to be very good
1:06:37at managing yourself in the model. And
1:06:39you have to be comfortable with taking
1:06:40lots of strikes across the chin and
1:06:43getting knocked out a lot. I just don't
1:06:45want to go through that. So my whole
1:06:48life's pursuit has been focusing on
1:06:50things where I could filter out
1:06:52processes that lead to those things and
1:06:55primarily focus on avoiding
1:06:59the problem areas because that's a wide
1:07:02chasm that nobody has done any work in
1:07:06because there's a real deficiency in
1:07:08there. Everybody can write a book and
1:07:09say this is what I did to make money or
1:07:11this is the stuff I saw in hindsight and
1:07:13this is what looks like it works.
1:07:15I trailblazed and said, I want to go
1:07:18through and see what I have lost real
1:07:21money with and then replaced that with
1:07:24logic that says this is what the chart
1:07:27usually tells you before you fall into
1:07:29this trap.
1:07:32And you don't find that in off you don't
1:07:34find it in Elliot wave. You don't find
1:07:36it in everything else they say I
1:07:37rebranded. I am the only one out here
1:07:40saying to everybody else, you're all
1:07:41wrong. And I have the receipts to prove
1:07:43it every week, every day, and it won't
1:07:46stop. This relative equal high. I want
1:07:50to see it take out
1:07:54that 9:30 closing, I'm sorry, opening
1:07:56price on a closing basis right here.
1:08:00It does it right there. Now we have high
1:08:04lower high lower high on a Friday where
1:08:09TGFI can form. We have relative equal
1:08:12lows that's not showing over here but I
1:08:14show you only on the 15-minute time
1:08:15frame and the likelihood of a draw down
1:08:17to 20% of the weekly range. the highest
1:08:19high that formed on the week,
1:08:24we're likely to see what
1:08:27a breakdown. If we go into this range,
1:08:30which is the low here
1:08:33all the way up to that high, that's 948.
1:08:37I'm doing you the
1:08:39service of if I'm reading that right. I
1:08:41think it's 48. [laughter]
1:08:43I got to find out how to make these
1:08:44numbers down here bigger. if you know
1:08:45how to make it bigger down here on the
1:08:46time axis and over here I think it's
1:08:49just the text setting size isn't it? I
1:08:51think so. Um anyway
1:08:56the high here at 948 and the low right
1:08:59there I'm measuring that and I'm
1:09:02greeting it with the fibs. So I'm
1:09:04putting the octant levels and the
1:09:05quadrant levels on. I'm not highlighting
1:09:07the highest high and the lowest low.
1:09:08That's what's missing. But everything
1:09:09else is here. Okay. And this is the
1:09:13midpoint or consequent encouragement. If
1:09:15you look real close, look real real
1:09:17close.
1:09:19See what's happening here? We have this
1:09:22buy side of balance sell sign
1:09:23efficiency. Okay? Right before that
1:09:26rejection block gets taken out.
1:09:30You ask for these questions and don't
1:09:32complain about the answers. Okay? It's
1:09:34going to require you to know some
1:09:35things. Rejection block, bro, why ain't
1:09:37you talking about uh mitigation blocks?
1:09:40I am
1:09:42I'm just not calling every bit of
1:09:44attention to them every single time they
1:09:46come up. But this rejection block right
1:09:48here is the highs up close. We go up to
1:09:52it and we can't lay a body's close above
1:09:55it. That's what a rejection block does.
1:09:58Go look at month four content. Okay, I'm
1:10:01teaching the PD raise there. [sighs]
1:10:04If it does that, I'm getting a check in
1:10:06the box that says, "Okay, now we're
1:10:08starting to see it likely to be
1:10:10failing." Then does the market come back
1:10:12and overlap over top of this buy side of
1:10:14bounce, sell side of efficiency, which
1:10:15becomes a inversion of fair value gap.
1:10:17If this is in fact going to fail and go
1:10:19lower, I want to see it prove it with
1:10:21this candlestick right here. It opens,
1:10:23trades up, can't touch the high of it,
1:10:26closes lower, outside of it. Is that
1:10:29bullish or bearish?
1:10:32The way I teach order flow, that baby is
1:10:35bearish. Bearish. And now it's also
1:10:40silver bullet time, baby. But not to be
1:10:44outdone.
1:10:46[laughter]
1:10:48We have high low. They took out a low.
1:10:51Model 2022, baby. I don't get any trades
1:10:55in model 2020 because you don't know
1:10:57what you're doing and you haven't
1:10:58backtested enough until you get sick of
1:11:02being able to see it happening all the
1:11:03time
1:11:05in the future because you watch so much
1:11:08of it in hindsight. You shouldn't be
1:11:10trying to trade.
1:11:11You should not be trading if you don't
1:11:13know for certain how your model is going
1:11:16to form today. I know all my models and
1:11:20I know the ones that are more prone to
1:11:23form in any given day.
1:11:26Certain models are just not going to do
1:11:28it. They're not, you know, for like for
1:11:29instance reversal models. If it's a
1:11:32continuation trading environment, that's
1:11:34not that's not something I'm going to go
1:11:36for. Not to say that I can't go down to
1:11:37a 15-minute time frame or a five minute
1:11:40chart or 15-second chart and use that
1:11:42model when I'm bullish to wait for a
1:11:45reversal going at some low or
1:11:46inefficient. then it works like that.
1:11:48But I'm not saying that every model,
1:11:51every single model I have works every
1:11:52single day. And that's not because it
1:11:54fails. It's because the conditions are
1:11:57not ripe for that model to excel in.
1:12:02It's kind of like when when you go to a
1:12:05dentist, okay, or a doctor, they have
1:12:07all kinds of instruments. All these
1:12:09instruments, they're they all have a
1:12:11primary function
1:12:12and there's a tool for every procedure.
1:12:16And I have a model that matches market
1:12:18conditions because of my experience. I
1:12:20know how to match really good models for
1:12:24very specific market conditions based on
1:12:26what I think the weekly profile is going
1:12:27to be for it. Again, that is the
1:12:29schematic of how the delivery is going
1:12:31to happen across several days before
1:12:33price has ever been printed yet
1:12:36on the weekend before the market even
1:12:38opens up at Sunday. I'm looking at those
1:12:41profiles and mapping out how the
1:12:43economic calendar could lead to my PDA
1:12:46race delivering in concert with when the
1:12:49economic report delivers these high
1:12:50impact news drivers. How it would build
1:12:53these profiles, the squiggly little
1:12:56lines that I've given you in 2017.
1:13:00It there isn't a large group of them
1:13:03like you have to choose from. When
1:13:04you're bullish, there's only so many you
1:13:06form. And then look at how they form in
1:13:08the graphic depiction. And how does that
1:13:11match the economic calendar? Oh my
1:13:13goodness. You're telling me, yeah, it's
1:13:14just that simple, baby. All you see now
1:13:17is ones and zeros. Welcome to the
1:13:18matrix. So
1:13:21it breaks below the inversion fair
1:13:23value.
1:13:26Confirms it right there. In the next
1:13:28candlestick here, because I'm up against
1:13:31those relative equal highs, I just want
1:13:33to have a little bit more behind me. I
1:13:35just want to have a little bit more.
1:13:38So, I wait and see. This one here does
1:13:40the same thing. We trade up to it. Gives
1:13:42up the ghost. Comes back down. Well, now
1:13:46I'm comfortable. I'm comfortable with
1:13:48that. And there's a small little gap
1:13:51right in here. It's a fair value gap,
1:13:53but it's a suspension block. Okay. I'm
1:13:56looking at that. And I'm also looking at
1:13:58this wick over here. Why am I looking at
1:14:01that? Because there's a gap here. and to
1:14:04the left of that, the longest wick, my
1:14:05focus is there. If I can be trading as
1:14:09close as I can to about half of that,
1:14:13even if I don't get in at this fair
1:14:15value gap, because I I just want to be
1:14:17in it now, I know it's likely to happen.
1:14:19I know that I got to have at least a
1:14:21stop that goes up to consequent
1:14:24encouragement here. So, I'm going to go
1:14:27with two contracts. You see me doing
1:14:29larger uh position entries on that. But
1:14:32because the stop, it kind of warrants me
1:14:34only using two contracts.
1:14:37So it rolls over. Look where the body's
1:14:40Look at that. The body's right there at
1:14:41consequent encouragement of that
1:14:43suspension block that's bearish. This,
1:14:45my friends, right there is the classic
1:14:48ICT silver bullet that supposedly
1:14:51doesn't exist anymore because they
1:14:52changed the algorithm.
1:14:55Come on. The old man's killing you. It's
1:14:57like I'm throttling you every week.
1:14:59Every time you say something, it doesn't
1:15:01work anymore. I'm coming out here and
1:15:02show. And I know some think, "Oh,
1:15:03anybody could do this. Anybody can make
1:15:06this up after it happens." I know. Hold
1:15:07your horses. Sucks. Hold your for hold
1:15:10your horses. Okay. Once we take out this
1:15:12low, okay, once we take this low out,
1:15:14which we do here,
1:15:16and then we have this drop down.
1:15:18Wonderful. The next candle, we open up
1:15:21and we trade and create this wick. And
1:15:23then we stop right here. half of that
1:15:26consequent encouragement of that wick.
1:15:28Okay, I'm not using that low as support
1:15:33broken turn resistance. I'm looking at
1:15:35that wick
1:15:37and look at the reaction of it there.
1:15:40And then watch the bodies do what I tell
1:15:43you order flow should do. If it's
1:15:45bearish, there should be no bodies
1:15:47buried in the upper half of that wick.
1:15:48So look at this line.
1:15:51It closes right there, not higher.
1:15:54Yes, it spread its wings a little bit
1:15:56here and spread its wings a little bit
1:15:57right here, but it's only doing two
1:15:59things. It's delivering the errant price
1:16:03action that would take us above that
1:16:04wick consequent encroachment PD1
1:16:09order block opening price change in
1:16:11state delivery rise up to it and down
1:16:14lower the bodies. I'm watching it stay
1:16:18below that wick right there because it's
1:16:20a premium array.
1:16:22Find that like off find that in anything
1:16:25else because it's not there. Goobbers
1:16:30consolidation and it finally gives up
1:16:32the ghost and goes lower hits the low
1:16:35that was formed at 20% of the weekly
1:16:37range which is TGIF. Now we're going to
1:16:39see if we can get to halfway and aim
1:16:42just about but just get out right before
1:16:44because we want a low hanging fruit
1:16:45objective. That's what I teach. Okay, I
1:16:47can teach you precision, but you should
1:16:49not try to get precise in the beginning.
1:16:52Just get a big piece of the meat in the
1:16:54middle. Okay, think about that big
1:16:56drumstick at turkey time, Thanksgiving,
1:16:59or if you like eating chicken legs.
1:17:02The meat is just like right in the
1:17:04middle of the bone. It's kind of like on
1:17:06one side of the bone. Okay? And that's
1:17:08how my PDRs work.
1:17:11When you're bullish,
1:17:13hold the the drumstick or the turkey
1:17:16turkey leg or chicken leg where the side
1:17:18that has the least meat, hold it up from
1:17:22that end. So the biggest piece of meat
1:17:23piece of meat is on the lower end of the
1:17:25drumstick on the lower half of it. If
1:17:27you're looking at it vertically in front
1:17:28of you, if you're bearish, it's going to
1:17:30go up and get the meat there and then go
1:17:32lower. If you're bullish, reverse it.
1:17:35The drumstick's meat's going to be on
1:17:37the upper half. So when the market drops
1:17:38down into the upper half of that
1:17:39drumstick, it's going to consume that.
1:17:41Eat it all up. You see that? Highest
1:17:43production quality around here, baby. I
1:17:45don't even have to push a button. Just
1:17:47like that. See that? No special effects
1:17:49required. I'm a oneman army here. I'm a
1:17:51oneman show. Market crushkin. I can read
1:17:55everything. Or or am I just making it
1:17:58all up hindsight? Is that what it is?
1:18:01Tell me.
1:18:03market breaks lower and goes two
1:18:05previous months high. I don't want to
1:18:08hold for that. Even though I shared that
1:18:11publicly in a tweet, I don't want to
1:18:13hold for that because I could get it
1:18:16wrong because Trump could go out there
1:18:17and sneeze and say, "Hey,
1:18:22they're coming in our borders right now.
1:18:24Get down in your basement."
1:18:27or
1:18:29I just defeated everybody
1:18:32and they said that they're going to open
1:18:34up the straight of Hermoose and what's
1:18:36going to happen markets.
1:18:39So, I know that's likely to occur.
1:18:42So, that's the new that's the new thing
1:18:44we have to worry about in trading, the
1:18:46interference, market manipulation.
1:18:51his tweets aren't really causing that,
1:18:52but they're using them as smokeOKC
1:18:55screens to allow for those things to
1:18:57occur. Okay. I I'm not sure if you knew
1:19:01um what my MO is usually when I when I
1:19:05start off and I start I'll say we're
1:19:07going to do a short little video,
1:19:10it turns into a space. Okay. Um that's
1:19:13what we have here today. And I want you
1:19:15to think about what I've covered so far
1:19:17and what I'm going to say in the closing
1:19:19marks.
1:19:21Everything I'm teaching you here, if
1:19:24it's the first time you're being exposed
1:19:26to it, it just doesn't feel the same as
1:19:29someone that's been with me for a while.
1:19:32Those relative equal highs are not going
1:19:35to get taken out if the things I
1:19:36explained here are true.
1:19:39If there's an inversion fair value gap
1:19:41takes out a rejection block because the
1:19:43bodies are the real volume. I don't need
1:19:46that high to be taken out by the wick. I
1:19:48don't need that. That's a gap for me.
1:19:51And then it trading up into the gap if
1:19:53that's what this wick is. Sure it is.
1:19:56But is it going to do something after
1:19:57that? So it's if it does this then it
1:19:59better do what? It better go down and
1:20:01respect this inversion fair value. It
1:20:04does two candles then it goes lower
1:20:09trades down the 20% of range the wick
1:20:11here defends it says no I can't do
1:20:14anything higher than that but I will go
1:20:15back to Costco encroachment I'm sorry
1:20:21but I will go up to change in the state
1:20:22of delivery which is my order block
1:20:24theory and then it trades lower
1:20:29and here's previous month's high then
1:20:32trades lower to 30% % of the weekly
1:20:34range. That's TGAF. Now, in extremes, it
1:20:37can go down to 40%. But it's extreme.
1:20:40And I don't ever really force that too
1:20:42much. And I've learned, especially in
1:20:45the volatility we've been seeing in the
1:20:46last recent years, if it's going to do
1:20:4840%, it's probably going to go even
1:20:49deeper than that. And that's just, you
1:20:52know, something that most people aren't
1:20:53going to be holding on to anyway. Uh 20%
1:20:56is reasonable. It's tradable. 30% is,
1:20:59yeah, it could happen. Um, I like to
1:21:02look for half of 20 to 30. So that's
1:21:05like 25%. And that would take us also an
1:21:08agreement with around the previous
1:21:09month's high. And you can see right here
1:21:13at 1011,
1:21:15do you only take trades or can you take
1:21:17trades outside of the macro time? Well,
1:21:20here's that answer. The macro suggests
1:21:23that we're starting to spool. We want to
1:21:25see it take out the low and we want to
1:21:27see it gravitate down to 20% of the
1:21:30weekly range and maybe maybe just maybe
1:21:32get down into the previous week's range
1:21:36and trade to 30% of the weekly range of
1:21:39present week which we just closed. Okay?
1:21:41In other words, basically this level,
1:21:43this level, this level level, and that
1:21:45level, they're all targets to reach for.
1:21:47So, if I had like 10 contracts, I could
1:21:49have took like something off below here,
1:21:51something off right there, something off
1:21:53at midpoint, and then something off
1:21:55below that low, and something here, and
1:21:58leave a partial on, maybe get something
1:21:59below that maybe, and then get stopped
1:22:01out probably for the rest. Okay,
1:22:04I only had two contracts because of the
1:22:06stop requirement.
1:22:10Entry was right here.
1:22:14And then
1:22:16right there is the exit. And I just
1:22:20realized that I don't have the little
1:22:22thing toggled. But thankfully enough, I
1:22:26shared a response to one of my students
1:22:28that shows you the actual price. Okay.
1:22:30So the price uh the fills are actually
1:22:33shown on on X. Okay. And somebody was
1:22:35asking me or saying something to the
1:22:36effect that they've been trying to do
1:22:38silver bullet and they're not seeing the
1:22:40setups or whatever. And it just so
1:22:41happens that I did one on Friday. And I
1:22:44want you to take notice that this is
1:22:45also showing those little arrows here.
1:22:48And also include this on the the posted
1:22:50tweet response to one of my students.
1:22:53Um, if you're doing market replay, which
1:22:56I'm not doing,
1:22:58if you click this little thing up here
1:23:00and toggle that and then hover your
1:23:02little mouse over top of it, it'll tell
1:23:04you if the market's open or if it's
1:23:06closed. Obviously, it's Saturday the
1:23:0715th of August, 2026. And at the present
1:23:11time of me doing what I'm doing, um, it
1:23:14is
1:23:1612:29. So, I've been going for a while.
1:23:18Okay. So, you're getting a Twitter space
1:23:20about all this. You can't see this if
1:23:22it's market replay. You'll also see
1:23:25where this is at before you get to these
1:23:27things here. And underneath it, there's
1:23:29like these little control things for
1:23:30market replay. That that's and you can't
1:23:34see any executions.
1:23:37Okay. if market replay was how you used
1:23:40it. If you are able to do this, so
1:23:44that's how you know I'm not using market
1:23:45replay. Okay? I promise you it's not
1:23:48necessary. Um I almost feel tempted this
1:23:50week to just show you [laughter] the
1:23:53difference between market replay and
1:23:55actual live executions so that way you
1:23:57can see it and finally put that to bed
1:23:59because I know some people just think
1:24:00it's just too good to be true. And
1:24:02that's a wonderful compliment. Thank you
1:24:03so very very much for that. But I
1:24:06covered a lot of things here. I covered
1:24:08how do I know when certain relative
1:24:10equal highs or lows are not going to be
1:24:11traded to because they're guarded
1:24:13liquidity. Okay. And I'm looking for
1:24:16very specific things. I talked about,
1:24:18you know, entering outside of the macro.
1:24:21Well, in this case, I needed some more
1:24:23confirmation. Things are going to be
1:24:24there. So, if the macro is delivering
1:24:26and so in so close approximity to a PDA
1:24:28rate, I would trade inside the macro
1:24:31time. I'm only one minute after.
1:24:34There's nothing wrong with that. There's
1:24:35nothing wrong with trading this right
1:24:38here,
1:24:39right there. Why? Because that's an
1:24:41order block, a change in state of
1:24:42delivery. That's, you know, that's
1:24:43outside of the macro. What's wrong with
1:24:46that? That could be a pyramided entry if
1:24:47I felt inclined to build a position
1:24:49larger. But these these executions are
1:24:52two contracts in, two contracts out. And
1:24:55I was aiming for half of 20 to 30% of
1:24:58the weekly range. Okay? So, you have to
1:25:01know your extraction point. You have to
1:25:02know how the smart money is going to
1:25:03leave the marketplace. And that's them
1:25:05leaving it up here, exiting their longs,
1:25:07distributing it, distributing it,
1:25:08distributing it, and then it rolls down
1:25:12and does the things I teach on my video,
1:25:15all for free. It's a labor of love,
1:25:17baby. Hope you enjoyed this. Hope you
1:25:19found something insightful in it. Until
1:25:20I talk to you next time, Lord willing, I
1:25:22don't know when it's going to be. Enjoy
1:25:23your weekend. Be safe.

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