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0:00Welcome to the beginners's complete day
0:02trading tutorial for 2025. If you guys
0:05are brand new to day trading or if you
0:06guys are just getting into day trading,
0:08this video is going to be for you guys
0:09because this is going to be my longest,
0:11biggest, and honestly just like full
0:13compiled thoughts on how to start day
0:15trading in 2025. It's going to give you
0:17guys every single thing that you guys
0:18need to know. It's going to take
0:19literally hours worth of content that
0:22I've produced and given out to you guys
0:23throughout the years of me being online
0:25teaching you guys how to day trade and
0:27putting it all in one place so that you
0:29guys can get started and understand day
0:31trading from A to Z. If you guys don't
0:33know me, my name is Tyler. Everybody
0:35online knows me as TJR. And I've been
0:38full-time day trading for the past
0:39couple years now. And I've been able to
0:40change my life completely. Literally did
0:42a full 180 of my own life thanks to day
0:44trading. And I've helped others do the
0:46same. literally thousands of other
0:47people through free content such as this
0:49video that you guys are watching right
0:50now or through personal mentorship. But
0:53that's besides the point. In this guide,
0:54I'm going to be breaking down literally
0:56everything when it comes to mindset,
0:58risk management, strategy, understanding
1:00confluences, understanding where price
1:01wants to go at certain times,
1:03understanding why the chart is moving at
1:05certain times, understanding where price
1:06wants to go. All of these things that
1:08are going to help you guys make money
1:10from the markets. And all of this stuff
1:11took me countless hours of trial and
1:13error. And it kind of led to this one
1:16big culmination of all of these videos
1:18that I've put out online. Every single
1:20video that I put out online is to help
1:21you guys become a better day trader.
1:23Whether it's mistakes that I've made in
1:24the past, whether it's videos that I
1:25wish I had as an unprofitable trader
1:27back when I was starting. And the goal
1:29with this video is to put it all in one
1:31place so that you guys can just have
1:32this fast track to profitability so that
1:34you guys don't have to look anywhere
1:36else when it comes to finding any sort
1:38of day trading education. This is
1:39essentially just going to be your guys's
1:41free course, free guide to becoming a
1:43profitable day trader in 2025. And
1:45that's exactly why the majority of
1:47traders fail. You guys always hear the
1:49statistic of day trading is too hard.
1:50Day trading doesn't work. And that's not
1:52the case. It's the majority of day
1:54traders actually end up giving up. They
1:55don't end up failing. Failing comes with
1:58any new skill. Every time I attempted to
2:00take my first trade or a couple first
2:02trades, I sucked at it. Just like any
2:04other skill, if you try and pick up a
2:06basketball for the first time, you're
2:07going to suck. Every skill takes trial
2:09and error just like day trading does.
2:11And that's where a lot of people get
2:12caught up. They think that they're going
2:13to get rich tomorrow. They think that
2:15they're going to get rich within the
2:16next month. But that's not the case. And
2:18something that sucks with day trading
2:20and honestly all these other side
2:22hustles within the online money space is
2:24that it's very difficult to find all the
2:26right information and compile it into
2:28one single video or just put it into a
2:31playlist for you guys to be able to
2:32learn what you guys are supposed to and
2:34tune out all the noise and all the BS
2:36that's online because there's a lot of
2:37it that's circulating the web and you
2:39guys can get super confused. You guys
2:41can mix up strategies. You guys can mix
2:42up confluences and in turn it takes you
2:44guys a lot longer to be able to turn
2:46profitable. So, the goal with this video
2:48is to put everything, all the good
2:50information in one video that you guys
2:52can just press play and watch it start
2:53to finish and have all the education
2:55necessary for you guys to turn
2:57profitable. And that is my goal with
2:59this video, just putting everything in
3:01one place for you guys. I'm so excited
3:03for this video because it's going to be
3:04an absolute banger. I'm taking every
3:06little piece of knowledge that I've
3:08dropped throughout the years of me being
3:10on YouTube and just putting it in one
3:11place. And it's literally just going to
3:13be a full a toz guide on how you guys
3:15can crush day trading going into 2025.
3:17So, before we get into these first
3:19couple videos that we are going to
3:20compile for you guys to help understand
3:22what day trading really is, I need to
3:24readjust what your guys' headsp space is
3:26when you guys are going into learning
3:28how to day trade. Because a lot of
3:29people kind of misconrue what they think
3:32day trading is. They think that they're
3:33going to jump right into it and they're
3:34just instantly going to make money. That
3:36is not the case. Just like how I was
3:38explaining before, day trading is a
3:40skill. Just like anything else, you guys
3:41are going to suck at it at first and you
3:43guys are going to be really horrible at
3:44it at first. But that's okay. As long as
3:47we are making these mistakes and then
3:48learning from them, never making those
3:50mistakes again. That's how we're going
3:51to grow. So, I don't want you guys to
3:53come into this just thinking, "Holy
3:55[ __ ] this is going to turn me
3:56profitable today once I grind through
3:58however long this is going to be, like
4:0015 hours or 20 hours worth of content."
4:02But you guys need to keep in mind that
4:04all of the education within here is
4:06going to help you guys stay on the right
4:08path towards profitability. And the
4:10problem with a lot of these other day
4:12trading gurus online or with all these
4:14other day trading videos online is
4:16they're saying like, "Hey, this one
4:18strategy will turn you profitable in 5
4:20minutes." And then you guys go and watch
4:21that video and then you're like, "Okay,
4:22cool. Let me go apply this." And then
4:24you guys lose your first [ __ ] 10
4:26trades and you're like, "God damn it.
4:28Why didn't I turn profitable in 5
4:29minutes like the video said I was going
4:31to?" So, I need to reshift you guys'
4:32headsp space and help you guys
4:34understand what day trading really is,
4:35how we can actually get good at the
4:37skill and put you guys in the correct
4:38headsp space when you guys are going
4:40into this education. So, first of all,
4:42what is the goal with trading?
4:45It's not to make money. Every single one
4:46of you guys probably thinking, "Oh, day
4:48trading is to make money." No, day
4:50trading is about finding and being able
4:53to get into the marketplace and
4:54accurately predict with a high
4:56probability on a daily basis where price
4:58wants to go. So again, let's repeat
5:00that. What is day trading? Day trading
5:02is getting into the markets on a daily
5:04basis and being able to accurately
5:06predict with a high probability where
5:08price wants to go. And the awesome side
5:10effect of that is making money. Now, if
5:13that's our main goal, there's two sides
5:15of this. Goal one, make money with
5:17trading. That is going to lead you guys
5:19to take actions to get results that you
5:22guys are not going to like, which is
5:23losing a whole bunch of money. Because
5:24if you guys get into the market every
5:26single day and just think, how can I
5:28make money? You're going to be placing
5:29trade after trade after trade after
5:31trade and you guys are going to end up
5:32losing money. versus if you guys go into
5:34the markets with the headsp space of how
5:36can I predict where price wants to go
5:38using the confluences and using the
5:39strategy and using the headsp space and
5:41using the risk management that I'm going
5:42to teach you guys in this video then
5:44that changes the game a little bit where
5:46instead of us thinking I want to make
5:48money right now you are thinking how can
5:50I predict with a high probability where
5:52price wants to go today it's going to
5:54help you guys avoid taking trades that
5:56you guys shouldn't be taking and it's
5:57also going to encourage you guys to be
5:59taking trades that you guys should be
6:00taking and then in turn what is that
6:02going to lead us to the awesome side
6:04effect of being able to predict price
6:05action which is money. It's just like
6:07any other skill. But with trading,
6:09there's a super strong correlation with
6:11money where it's like you are risking
6:12money on this trade and you are either
6:14going to make money or lose money. We
6:16need to detach ourselves from that and
6:18instead be thinking when we get into the
6:20markets, we are not trying to make
6:22money. We are just trying to predict
6:23where price wants to go. And by thinking
6:25like that, it's going to help us stay
6:27away from taking trades that we
6:29shouldn't be taking and it's going to
6:30encourage us to take trades that we
6:31should be taking. And on top of that,
6:33it's going to help us get over these
6:35speed bumps that we are going to face.
6:37Again, like I was saying, this isn't
6:39going to be help you guys get rich quick
6:41in one day or one week or one month.
6:43This is going to be a long time in order
6:45to grow and build this skill of day
6:47trading. And hopefully you guys can
6:48understand that. I'm not going to get on
6:49here and BS you guys and say that you
6:51guys are going to be able to get rich
6:52right after this video. That's not the
6:54case, okay? I'm going to keep it real
6:55with you guys. You guys are going to
6:56have to digest all this content and then
6:58from there apply it, make mistakes,
7:01learn from those mistakes and that's how
7:03you guys are going to grow as a trader
7:04and that's how you guys are going to be
7:05able to accurately predict price action
7:07with higher probability instead of just
7:10thinking I want to make money today.
7:11There's no room for growth in that
7:13because it's either make money or lose
7:15money. So if you're just getting into
7:16the market saying I want to make money
7:18or getting into trading saying I want to
7:21make money, you're in it for the wrong
7:22reasons because what is the core of day
7:25trading? It's predicting where price
7:26wants to go. Like I was saying before,
7:28that's going to help us avoid a lot of
7:29these early beginner mistakes that a lot
7:31of you guys are going to face. So, in
7:33order to get good at trading, we need to
7:36instantly shift that in our head. And
7:38that's what I'm going to cover in all of
7:39these videos that we're just going to
7:40dump you guys straight into to be able
7:42to shift your guys' headsp space from I
7:44want to make money with trading and
7:46instead get into how can I predict price
7:48action consistently on a daily basis
7:51with a high probability. And then the
7:53side effect of that is money. It's just
7:55like any other skill. If I want to make
7:56a lot of money as a basketball player,
7:58what do I have to be good at? I have to
8:00be good at putting the ball in the hoop.
8:01I have to be good at dribbling. I have
8:02to be good at passing. If you want to
8:04make money as a basketball player, you
8:05don't think, "How can I make more money
8:07playing basketball?" You think, "How can
8:09I get better at basketball?" And then in
8:11turn, what's the side effect of that?
8:13You make more money. So, it's the same
8:14thing with trading. So, we need to
8:16detach ourselves from thinking trading
8:17is about making money. No, trading is
8:19about getting good at trading. Okay? And
8:21in turn, just like any other skill, once
8:23you get good at a skill, there's a high
8:26and awesome reward at the end of the
8:28[ __ ] rainbow. Okay? And hopefully
8:31this video is going to help you guys get
8:32to where you guys want to go. So, keep
8:34that in mind when we go into all of
8:35these videos. This is what your guys'
8:37headspace should be when you guys are
8:39getting into these first initial videos
8:41that I'm going to dump on you guys. So,
8:42with that being said, let's jump right
8:44into it. This is kind of going to be
8:45like a primer to help you guys get your
8:47mind right and help you guys understand
8:49what it takes to become a profitable
8:50trader before we can even get into any
8:52sort of education because a lot of you
8:54guys are going to come into this
8:56thinking education is what I need. I I
8:59just need to learn more. I need to learn
9:00the strategy. I need to learn this. I
9:02need to learn that. And it's not the
9:04case. Strategy is is honestly like far
9:06from the determining factor of you guys
9:09being profitable or not. And the real
9:12determining factor is going to be time
9:15and consistency in the way that you act,
9:17in the way that you operate. So what I
9:21kind of like to talk about is um skills.
9:24We can treat trading as a skill where I
9:28love using this analogy. If you tell a
9:31basketball player or sit sit someone
9:33who's never played basketball down uh
9:35before and tell them, you know, every
9:37single day for a month long, they have
9:39to watch an hourong video of basketball
9:42training videos. So, they don't get a
9:44basketball, they just have to sit down
9:45and they just watch these training
9:47videos going over the basics, dribbling
9:48a ball, shooting a ball, and you know,
9:51between the legs, behind the back,
9:52layup, jump shot, three-pointer,
9:54whatever, right? And then at the end of
9:56that month, you give them a ball and you
9:58have them play basketball, right?
10:00They're going to be at a certain level
10:01after watching those videos. And then on
10:04the contrary, if you give just another
10:08person who's never played basketball in
10:09their entire life, give them a ball and
10:11say, "Look, you know, you have an entire
10:13month and you have a single hour every
10:15single day and you just have to figure
10:18this out. Figure it out." You know,
10:19they've never played basketball. They
10:21don't know how it works, but they have
10:22to figure it out. all they know is the
10:23rules and you know what they're supposed
10:26to do. Odds are the person that has the
10:29basketball and is able to practice and
10:31and just learn from mistakes over and
10:34over again is going to be a in a lot
10:36better position than the person who just
10:38sat on their ass watching basketball
10:41skill videos.
10:43Which now leads me to how this
10:45correlates to trading. It's the same
10:47thing. It's the same thing as a skill
10:49where if we sit down a trader and we
10:52say, "Hey, look, watch this monthlong,
10:55watch this month-long series or, you
10:57know, this literally year-long series of
11:00me um teaching you guys how to trade
11:03concepts on trading. And if you guys
11:05don't apply it, if you guys don't
11:07practice it, you guys won't get
11:09anywhere. If you guys just watch it and
11:11like think that you're learning stuff by
11:13watching it and then like the next day
11:15you just like boom try and apply it and
11:17instantly expect success, you're not
11:19going to be successful. Versus if you
11:22guys were to just sit your ass down, sit
11:25in front of the chart and practice and
11:27drill. You know, maybe you guys don't
11:30even nec like again let's apply this to
11:32trading. Let's say we sit someone down
11:33and say, "Hey, just watch again for a
11:36month. You have an hour each day and you
11:38guys are going to watch trading videos
11:40and then you know boom, see how they see
11:43how they act in the market and then we
11:45have another person who's never done
11:46trading in their entire life and the
11:48person just sits them down and says
11:50figure it out. You have an hour each day
11:52for a month long. I guarantee you
11:54without a doubt in my mind that the
11:56person who who has to actually be
11:58trading live trading is going to be a
12:01better trader because they're going to
12:03start seeing patterns, repetitions
12:04within the market, they're going to fail
12:06and they are going to learn from it. So
12:08what happens when we can combine the
12:10two? What happens when we can watch
12:12videos that are helpful that teach us
12:14skills that can hopefully get us over
12:16some of those beginner mistakes, some of
12:18those beginner failures that we have?
12:21And then along with drilling it and
12:24learning we are going to be a great
12:26trader. Similarly with the basketball
12:28analogy if we give them the opportunity
12:30to sit down during that month and watch
12:33an hourong of tutorial v videos on
12:36beginner videos of people playing
12:38basketball and then right after that
12:40they get an hour to practice it and to
12:42drill it. They are going to be a lot
12:44better than those two people who only
12:46had one of each. And it's the same thing
12:48with trading. Okay? Okay. So, if I teach
12:51you guys a a strategy or if I teach you
12:54guys concepts or if I teach you guys or
12:56if I give you guys a lesson, it's not as
12:59simple as just sitting down and
13:00digesting the YouTube video and writing
13:03notes on it because that's just step
13:05one. Step two is actually taking action
13:07and practicing it and repeating it. And
13:09I feel like that's what that's this hole
13:11that people get sucked into is this
13:13YouTube
13:15just black hole of information where
13:18they sit down and they watch every
13:19single two billion ICT videos and they
13:24never end up applying it. And the only
13:26time that they try and apply it is when
13:28market opens and they only get like one
13:31shot because they hear TJR or they hear
13:33ICT say, "Hey, only take one to two
13:35trades, one to two trades a day." And
13:38then it's like, wow. So, we're consuming
13:40way more than we're practicing. And
13:41that's the biggest issue. We need to be
13:43practicing almost equally with
13:46consuming. And then we get to the point
13:49where we've consumed everything that we
13:51need possible because same thing with
13:53same thing with trading and basketball.
13:56Okay? If we think about basketball, the
13:58best basketball players in the world,
14:01the skills that they have, they're just
14:04really good at the basics. We think, you
14:08know, what makes Stephen Curry one of
14:10the best players in the world? He's just
14:13really insanely good at shooting the
14:15basketball. If if we compare Stephen
14:17Curry to one of the Globe Trotters, the
14:19Globe Trotters are arguably
14:23have better, more crazy skills,
14:27but they're not as good at shooting as
14:30Stephen Curry. It's the same thing. I've
14:33heard this analogy before, as being
14:35healthy. If you want to get healthy,
14:38stop trying to look in the 1%s and look
14:40at the 99%. If you want to get healthy,
14:42that special running shoe isn't going to
14:44make you healthier. That little Whoop
14:47bracelet on your wrist that tracks your
14:49heart rate, that tra that tracks
14:51everything isn't going to make you
14:52healthier. What's going to make you
14:54healthier? Four things: sleep, working
14:57out, hydration,
14:59and eating healthy. Those four things.
15:02If you do those four things really,
15:04really well, you're going to be one of
15:05the healthiest people ever. And it's the
15:08same exact thing with trading. So, if
15:10you guys can just understand the basics,
15:13which is what I'm going to be teaching
15:14you guys here, and honestly, like
15:17throughout all of this, I'm going to be
15:18teaching you guys everything. But it's
15:20going to get to the point where you
15:22guys, again, like I was saying in the
15:24first video, where you guys can kind of
15:26pull away and be like, "Look, I think I
15:28have everything possible. I think I have
15:30everything that I need where you guys
15:33have to step away and then just practice
15:36and practice and practice and fail over
15:38and over and over and over again.
15:40Another analogy that I like to use is a
15:42construction worker, a really bad
15:44construction worker versus a really good
15:46construction worker. If we give the
15:48really bad construction worker a toolbox
15:52and blueprints and all the tools
15:54necessary to build a house and it's
15:56their first time building a house ever
15:57in their entire life, they're going to
15:59build a really shitty house. Versus if
16:02you give a really good construction
16:04worker who's built who's built millions
16:06of houses before that same toolbox those
16:09same tools and the same blueprint,
16:11they're going to build that house much
16:13better than that construction than that
16:15shitty construction worker. And the only
16:17difference is repetition. So if we think
16:20about that shitty construction worker,
16:22that first house that they build,
16:25it's going to be really bad and they're
16:27going to be like, "Man, that was
16:28horrible. There's a bunch of things that
16:29I can work on and I can identify the
16:31things that I can work on. Maybe I sit
16:33down and I watch the really good
16:34construction worker and see, okay, what
16:35did he do here? What did he do here?
16:37Okay, got it. Got it. Got it. Boom.
16:39Build a second house. Boom. Boom. Boom.
16:40Boom. Boom. It's a little bit better
16:41than the first house, but it still
16:42sucks. And then he builds five houses
16:46and they're all and they continuously
16:48get better than that first house house
16:50that he built. And then he builds a
16:52thousand houses and there and that
16:54thousandth house is going to be so much
16:57better than the first house that he
16:58built. And then the 10,000th house is
17:01going to be so much better than that
17:02thousandth h house that he's built. So
17:05it's not the tools that are the issue.
17:07It's not the concepts in trading that's
17:09the issue. It's not the strategy in
17:11trading that's the issue.
17:13It's the repetition and it's the
17:15practice that's the issue. It's the time
17:16that's the issue. You guys are lacking
17:19time and you guys are lacking repetition
17:22within the market and that's your
17:23biggest issue.
17:25That's it. This video is going to be
17:27rather short because I need you guys to
17:28understand this concept because I'm
17:30going to continue trying to pro provide
17:32value because right now I'm a good
17:33construction worker and you guys are bad
17:36construction workers, right? You guys
17:38are unprofitable. If you guys are
17:39watching this, you guys have never
17:40traded before. You guys are on your
17:42first house. I'm going to lay out tools
17:45for you guys. I'm going to give you guys
17:47your toolbox and then I'm going to give
17:50you guys your blueprint through
17:52strategy, through confluence. But I can
17:56only give you guys those pieces. I can't
17:58force you guys to build your houses. You
18:01guys have to take it upon yourself to
18:03build your houses. You guys have to take
18:05it upon yourself day in and day out
18:07depending on how much time you guys have
18:09within every single day and how how how
18:12bad you guys want it to see how many
18:15houses you guys can build. So let's say
18:17again we take the super we take two
18:20people who have never built a house in
18:22their entire life and we give them the
18:25same toolbox and the same blueprint and
18:27the same tools necessary to build a
18:29house. And the first bad construction
18:32worker builds one house every single
18:34day. Will he eventually get to that good
18:37construction worker spot. Will he
18:39eventually get there? Yes. Okay. His
18:41timeline is going to be however long.
18:43Let's say let's say for him to be a good
18:45construction worker, it's going to take
18:4610 years for him to be able to perfectly
18:49make houses over and over and over
18:50again. And there's always going to be
18:52room for improvement for him. Now, let's
18:53say we have that second construction
18:55worker and we give him the same tools,
18:57the same toolbox, the same blueprint,
19:00the same materials, but he makes five
19:02houses a day. He is going to have way
19:05more time building houses. He's going to
19:09have way more repetitions. He's going to
19:11have way more experience. He's going to
19:13have way more mistakes than the person
19:15who just builds one house a day. So, by
19:17the time that 5-year period is up, the
19:21person who built five houses a day
19:23compared to the person that built one
19:25house a day is going to be so much
19:27better. But again, with trading, this is
19:30why it's difficult with building a
19:31house. Are they leaving any of their
19:33tools out? Are they go straying from the
19:36blueprint? No. If they stray from the
19:38blueprint, they'll never be good at
19:40building houses. If I or if we go back
19:43to that construction worker example, if
19:45we take a shitty, let's add a third one
19:47to the mix. That third construction
19:49worker, he has the same tools, he has
19:51the same blueprints, he has the same
19:53materials as those other two guys, and
19:56he makes 10 houses a day, but he leaves
19:59out pieces of the blueprints every
20:02single time he builds a house. Every
20:04single time he builds a house, he builds
20:05it differently in the wrong way, and he
20:07doesn't apply and doesn't use all the
20:09tools necessary. By the end of that five
20:11fiveyear period, that guy will will be
20:15in a worse position than the person who
20:17built one house every single day for 5
20:21years consistently doing it the right
20:23way. He will also be so much farther
20:26behind the person who built five houses
20:28a day correctly for 5 years straight.
20:31So, how can we apply this to trading? A
20:33lot of you guys
20:36who literally know everything necessary
20:39in order to turn profitable are not
20:41profitable. And why is that the case?
20:44Because you're not doing what you're
20:46supposed to. You're not following the
20:47blueprint. You're not following your
20:49trading plan. You're not following your
20:50strategy. You're acting on emotion.
20:52You're you're trading not based on
20:54confluences. You're not trading the same
20:56every single day. You're switching your
20:57strategy every single day. It's the same
20:59thing. Imagine if we throw another
21:00construction worker into the mix. We
21:01have four construction workers now. But
21:03the fourth construction worker, we give
21:06him different tools and different
21:08blueprints every single month. That's
21:11what you guys are doing with your
21:13trading strategy. You guys are
21:14implementing a new strategy every single
21:16month and you're pretty much putting
21:17yourselves back to square one. that
21:19person if he gets a new blueprint and
21:21new toolboxes and new materials every
21:23single month, he will be nowhere near
21:26again
21:27where that person who did five houses
21:29the perfect the right way, consistently
21:32for 5 years. He won't be near them. He
21:34won't be near the person who built one
21:36house consistently, correctly for 5
21:38years straight. And he'll probably be on
21:39that equal level of the person who
21:42skipped out on on on steps in the
21:44blueprint and somebody who who didn't
21:46use the tools necessary. So, we have to
21:48understand how we're acting within the
21:49market. We have to act with discipline
21:52and we have to act with consistency. And
21:54those are probably two of the biggest
21:55lessons and two of the hardest things to
21:57learn within trading. So, before I
21:59wanted to get into any sort of tools or
22:02strategy or concepts,
22:05I need you guys to circle back to this
22:06video every time you guys feel yourself
22:08straying away.
22:10Because as you guys start straying away,
22:12you guys are giving your guys you guys
22:13are literally starting new. You guys are
22:15setting yourselves back to square one by
22:18watching a new strategy, by implementing
22:20a new thing that you guys saw on YouTube
22:22versus if you guys take just what you
22:24guys know will turn you profitable, the
22:27basics, just like how Steph Curry is the
22:30best shooter in the world. Why? Because
22:31he shot over and over and over and over
22:33and over again. And he's really good at
22:36that one simple thing. He's also really
22:38good at other simple things. He's really
22:40good at dribbling the ball. Is Steph
22:42Curry one of the best basketball players
22:44in the world because he's good at a
22:46triple behind the back spin move reverse
22:48layup? No. So advanced. He doesn't need
22:53that. He needs the basics. It's the
22:55basics that make you good. So that's my
22:57issue with a lot of these traders out
22:59here because they keep throwing
23:00different strategies at you guys and
23:01that's not what I want to do. What I
23:03want to do with it with this is not even
23:06necessarily give you guys a strategy. is
23:09just to lay out the tools and the
23:10blueprint and the materials necessary
23:13for you guys to learn how to build a
23:15house on your own, to learn how to
23:16become a profitable day trader on your
23:18own. Because again, similarly with those
23:24construction workers, with those NBA
23:25players, Stephen Curry is really good at
23:28shooting the ball. Kyrie Irving is
23:30really good at dribbling. They're both
23:32really great players in the NBA, but
23:36their skills are on two different basic
23:38things. It's the same thing in trading.
23:40If you guys suck at a concept, you know,
23:43maybe you guys can take time out of your
23:44day to drill it, to get better at it,
23:47just like a basketball player who's bad
23:48at dribbling, but really good at
23:49shooting.
23:51Okay, but what would they want to do
23:54while they are still bad at that skill?
23:56They're going to want to utilize their
23:58good skills.
24:00So for me, if I'm really good at
24:02executing on a single concept, why
24:04should I come through and try and add a
24:06new concept and add a new thing, add a
24:10new tool, add a new material that I've
24:12never used before, that I don't
24:13understand completely, that I'm really
24:15bad at, and try and build a house with
24:18it, try and make it a part of my game,
24:20try and make it a part of my strategy.
24:21It doesn't make any sense. You have to
24:24utilize what you're good at. And that's
24:26what trading is. I'm going to give you
24:28guys concepts and I'm going to give you
24:30guys tools in order to become a
24:32profitable trader, but you guys are
24:34going to be good or better at certain
24:36tools than everybody else. Okay? There
24:39are some things that are going to click
24:40in your head that make sense to you. You
24:41have to use what makes sense to you
24:43because if it doesn't make sense to you
24:44and if it doesn't work for you, don't
24:46use it at all because it's not helping
24:48you. And maybe you do want to get good
24:49at it because you know it's a
24:50fundamental and you know it's necessary
24:52to be a really good trader. Just like
24:55understanding what a candlestick is,
24:57like the open and the close. That's a
24:58really basic thing. If we can understand
25:00that, we have to understand that to be
25:02good at trading. And maybe it takes
25:04longer for you to understand that. So,
25:05what are you going to do? You're going
25:06to drill it in silence. And I know I was
25:08just talking about that with a beginner
25:10concept, but we need to think about that
25:12with our strategy and with how we take
25:15trades. Because if I introduce order
25:18blocks and it really makes sense to your
25:20friend Jeremy, but it makes no sense to
25:22you and Jeremy's hitting a thousand
25:24winning trades on it every single day,
25:27day in and day out, and you're like, I
25:29want to be like Jeremy or I want to be
25:31like TJR who's trading this certain way,
25:34but you don't understand how it works or
25:37it doesn't make sense to you, you won't
25:40be a good trader. And instead, if you're
25:42really good at entering off of fair
25:43value gaps or spotting a liquidity sweep
25:45and that's what works for you, it
25:47wouldn't make sense for you guys to try
25:50and only enter off of order blocks if
25:52you guys know liquidity is your forte.
25:55You guys have to do what's best for you
25:58and what makes sense for you and what
25:59you're best at. And then if you want to
26:01add something new to the mix, don't add
26:04it in live trading scenarios. Add it in
26:06back testing. add it in private until
26:09you get so good at it where it's
26:11literally so overwhelmingly obvious that
26:14you need to add it to your to your
26:16arsenal to your toolbox and then you'll
26:18have another tool that you're really
26:19good with and then that's what will make
26:21you a good trader. So, I'm going to end
26:23this video here and hopefully that
26:24changed your perspective on trading and
26:26maybe you know you you guys are a
26:29five-year long trader and this is was
26:31the missing piece for you and you guys
26:33can be done off of this because a lot of
26:36you guys so many of you guys you guys
26:38have already gone through my boot camp.
26:39You guys have already you guys already
26:41understand the fundamentals of trading
26:42and I'm going to start with the
26:44fundamentals. I'm going to start
26:45explaining candlesticks. A lot of you
26:47guys already understand that. A lot of
26:49you guys are pros with that already. A
26:50lot of you guys really understand
26:52strategy. You guys understand you guys
26:54literally have the tool. You guys
26:55already have the toolbox, the tools, the
26:58materials and the blueprints in front of
26:59you and you guys just haven't been
27:03practicing. You guys have just been
27:05watching. You guys have just been
27:06consuming. Or you guys have been
27:09consuming and not practicing enough. Or
27:12in some people's case where you guys are
27:14full-on beginners, you guys haven't
27:16consumed at all. And you guys haven't
27:17practiced at all. by putting you guys
27:19your you guys' head in the right spot,
27:21by understanding that trading is a skill
27:23and teaching you guys how skills are
27:24made. It's by consistently doing the
27:26same thing over and over and over again
27:28until you get really good at it. So,
27:30with that knowledge, I will see you guys
27:32in the next video where we can start
27:35adding tools to our toolbox. A lot of
27:37times you guys just have problem solving
27:39issues. Ever thought of that? You guys
27:41need to work on your problem solving
27:43skills. And for whatever reason, I've
27:45gotten really good at problem solving. I
27:46had this seventh grade teacher in
27:48computer science and we had a
27:50problem-solving checklist and it was
27:53pretty much so he didn't have to answer
27:55dumbass questions. What the checklist
27:57was was like literally just go down all
28:00of this checklist before you even ask
28:02him a question. It's like check all
28:04plugs and connections. Check if the
28:06Wi-Fi is good. Restart it. Do this. Turn
28:09the power off. Turn the power back on.
28:10Unplug it. Plug it back in. And then
28:12like it was just this this like
28:14sevenstep list that was a
28:17problem-solving list. And more often
28:20than not, you would go through that list
28:22and you would never have to ask him a
28:24question ever. Obviously, there's more
28:26problems to solve than just like, oh,
28:28the computer's not working in like
28:30computer science class in seventh grade,
28:32but it's pretty similar where it's like
28:35if you guys can really work on your
28:36problem solving skills, then you'll be
28:39able to solve problems. Um, but anyways,
28:41my mastermind student asked me a
28:43question. Said, "Hey, what are good
28:44psychology books?" And I said, "This is
28:47a good psychology book. I wrote it
28:49myself and I opened up a text box and
28:51wrote it down." And it goes like this.
28:55Learn a strategy. Perfect. I'm going to
28:57teach you a strategy. Don't ever change
28:59it. Don't change it. Don't change it.
29:03I'm going to strangle you if you change
29:04it. Go back to the construction worker
29:07example. Literally, I don't know how
29:09many times I'm going to have to yell at
29:10you for you guys not to change it
29:12because you guys are going to change it
29:14every other day because you're like,
29:15"Training's not working." Yeah, cuz you
29:17[ __ ] just learned it.
29:21Understand that good things take time.
29:23You're not going to get rich quick from
29:25this ever, ever in your entire life. And
29:27if you think that's how it is, guess
29:28what? You're going to die unhappy
29:30because your life's going to suck dick.
29:35Okay?
29:37Good things take time. Learn a strategy.
29:42Don't [ __ ] change it.
29:44Do it forever.
29:48Trade it forever
29:50until you get good at it.
29:54Manage your risk.
29:57Meaning,
29:58you know, make it so you can live to
30:00trade another day. Don't be a dumbass.
30:03That can be applied to all of you.
30:07Don't overtrade.
30:10Don't overlever.
30:13Probably one of the biggest ones here,
30:16circling back to never changing your
30:18strategy.
30:20Don't have multiple mentors. I was in my
30:23mastermind class again today explaining
30:25order blocks, how I mark them out, how I
30:29trade order blocks, how order blocks
30:30work for me. These people, they pay me a
30:32certain amount of money to teach them
30:34how I trade. And somebody goes in there,
30:41TJR,
30:44this guy on YouTube, Mark, I'm Who?
30:48Is he me? No. You literally paid me
30:51money to teach you how I trade and
30:53you're saying this person
30:56I don't give a [ __ ]
30:59I don't give a [ __ ]
31:02Because guess what? The second you say,
31:04"Well, the you're [ __ ] you screwed
31:07up, bro. You're already changing [ __ ]
31:11Make it as simple as possible." Have one
31:14single mentor. If your mentor is a good
31:17trader and knows how to trade and has a
31:20good strategy that works for them, that
31:22makes them profitable,
31:24guess what? If you use that strategy, if
31:26it makes sense for you, if it works for
31:28you, and you continue to trade at it,
31:30and you get good at it,
31:33then it'll work for you, too.
31:37It's awesome how that [ __ ] works. But
31:40the second you guys start over
31:42complicating it, say, "Well, TJ,
31:45well, TJR trades marks out order blocks.
31:48You guys are so annoying. You guys over
31:49complicate trading for no reason, bro.
31:53for no reason at all. You guys are just
31:55overthinkers and underdoers.
31:58Wow, that was a [ __ ] awesome quote.
32:01You guys are overthinkers and
32:02underdoers. You guys think way too
32:04[ __ ] much and don't do [ __ ] ever in
32:08your entire life, bro.
32:12So, stop saying like
32:14TJR, you mark out order block like this,
32:17but this one guy on Twitter who has
32:191,000 followers said he does it like
32:21this and it works for him. Then, then
32:22guess what? if it works for him and you
32:23want to trade like him, bet. Go do it
32:25with him.
32:27But the second you start [ __ ]
32:29flipping [ __ ] the second you start
32:31marking out order blocks like that
32:33person does and then you're trying to
32:35use my strategy where I mark out mark
32:37out order order blocks differently and
32:39oh wait, now you're trying to pull in
32:41support and resistance, throw that [ __ ]
32:44into TJR's strategy and I don't even use
32:46that [ __ ] either. And then you say, "Oh
32:48no, I'm going to throw on some Ballinger
32:50bands." Next thing you know, you don't
32:51have a strategy that [ __ ] works. Stop
32:54having multiple mentors. Have one single
32:56mentor. Have one single person that you
32:58learn trading from. Whether that's me,
33:00whether that's anybody, I don't I don't
33:02care. Choose one singular person and
33:06learn from them. It's going to confuse
33:08you guys way too much. It's going to
33:10cause you guys to hip hop from
33:12strategies. It's going to cause you guys
33:14to get information overload and start
33:16thinking, "Oh, well, price price came
33:19down, bounced off a support, but wait,
33:21TJR said this is a fair value gap, but
33:23wait, ICT said this is a PD array, but
33:25wait, there's a like, shut up, bro.
33:30Like, shut up.
33:32Your brain is going [ __ ] berserk.
33:37tell it to shut up
33:40because if you look at how I present
33:42trading,
33:44I literally it's like a stepbystep
33:47playbook. It's like this happens, then
33:51this happens, then this happens, and you
33:55press buy or sell, and you take your
33:58hands, you shove them into your ass, and
34:02you don't do anything until stop-loss or
34:05take profits get hit.
34:08And oh, would you look at that? The next
34:11chapter in TJR's trading psychology book
34:15is don't overthink.
34:17I didn't even read that far. Don't
34:20overthink. You guys sit down. This is
34:24what you guys do, bro.
34:28And for all beginners watching this,
34:30remember this video because this is
34:31going to be you guys when I start
34:33introducing concepts. Don't do what I'm
34:36about to do and it will benefit you so
34:39much. Well, on the weekly time frame, we
34:42got a breaker structure. Oh, wait. Um,
34:44okay. So, this is an order block right
34:47here.
34:49And then we tapped into this. But then
34:51if we go into the daily, we're in an
34:54uptrend right here.
34:58And then there's a fair value gap right
35:02here. So, we're bullish right here, but
35:05bearish right here. And then the
35:07equilibrium, it came in here. And then,
35:11and then we had a higher high, higher
35:15low, but then we broke structure right
35:18here. So, I thought we should have gone
35:19down, and then we broke structure again,
35:21and then we actually went down, but then
35:22we we liquidity sweeped and then broke
35:24structure again. And then we're
35:32ready. This is what I want you guys to
35:34do.
35:41Just like if you guys could do me a
35:43favor, if you guys are actually
35:45passionate about trading and and if you
35:46guys want to learn from me, if my
35:48concepts make sense to you,
35:51if the way that I trade makes sense to
35:53you, if you guys just like me as a
35:54mentor because I can teach [ __ ] [ __ ]
35:56simply to you guys,
36:01stop overthinking
36:04and just forget everything that you've
36:08ever ever ever ever, ever, ever in your
36:11entire life learned about trading? And
36:12you know what's crazy? I went into the
36:14mastermind the very first lesson. I was
36:17like, yo, literally take everything that
36:20you've learned from trading besides the
36:22basics like what a candlestick is and
36:24what an uptrend is and what a high or
36:27what a low is and throw it out the
36:28window.
36:31And it's crazy because we when we were
36:34talking about [ __ ] that you would think
36:37is like a basic ass thing
36:41like literally what a high and low is
36:45these pe like that guys my mastermind's
36:53hardest subject to understand
36:57was how to identify highs and lows in
37:01the market, bro.
37:07And I And this is as simp and this is as
37:10simple as I put it. I'll give I I'm
37:12going to teach you guys the same exact
37:14way that I taught them. Not like this is
37:16just a a shortened version of it because
37:19for them it took a full hour to get
37:22this.
37:25A high is a two candlestick pattern. A
37:29move up, then a move down. A green
37:32candle, then a red candle. A low is a
37:35two candlestick pattern. A move down
37:37then a move up. A red candle then a
37:40green candle. That's it. That's it.
37:42That's it. That's it.
37:45You would think
37:48that it would have ended there.
37:51There were questions for about 30
37:53minutes.
37:58Let me try and find the example that
38:00somebody used. This is This was it.
38:04Again, I I know if you're new here, if
38:07you're just getting into trading, trust
38:09me, this will be beneficial for you. I
38:10know you don't quite understand what I'm
38:12talking about right now, but like trust
38:13me, we have to just throw out the
38:16garbage. We have to stop overthinking
38:18because if we can stop overthinking and
38:20just take it for what the information is
38:24and stop thinking this is some [ __ ]
38:26hard ass impossible weird that you have
38:30to just wrap your brain around like
38:34it turns out it's pretty easy.
38:39This is what they said. I remember what
38:41did I say? A high consists of a move up
38:44and a move down. It's a two candlestick
38:46pattern. Two candles. What do the two
38:48candles have to be? Green then red for a
38:52high.
38:59The guy said, "Well, what about this? Is
39:02this the high right here?
39:09Why isn't this the high?
39:14Do you see a a a down candle following
39:16it? It literally took like 10 plus
39:20minutes to explain
39:22that this is the high. And the awesome
39:25thing is is like if he was able if if we
39:28were able to like identify that
39:32money would have been made on this day.
39:35I made money on this day.
39:39It's [ __ ] like that where it's like you
39:42guys are just over complicating this for
39:44no reason.
39:46For no reason at all. Stop over
39:48complicating it. The last line on the
39:51book, I know I just deleted it or it
39:53might be still be on here. I think I
39:55deleted it. But the last chapter in the
39:58book was
40:01just execute.
40:06My psychology can be broken down like
40:09this. Do what you're supposed to do and
40:12don't do what you're supposed what
40:14you're not supposed to do.
40:16Again, it's literally as easy as that.
40:21What are you not supposed to do in
40:22trading?
40:24You're not supposed to overtrade. You're
40:26not supposed to overlever. And if you're
40:28doing either of those, you have an issue
40:32bigger than trading.
40:35You just have a life issue in general.
40:39That means that if you tried to stop any
40:41of your bad habits right now in life,
40:43you wouldn't be able to. Which means you
40:45have no hope in trading whatsoever. Ever
40:48in your entire life.
40:52Like ever. If you can't
40:55if if it's so if it's literally that
40:58hard for you where if you truly want to
41:02become a full-time day trader, it should
41:05be so easy to just be like don't
41:10overtrade, don't overleverage and
41:13execute on the strategy and just let
41:17time do its thing and you will get good.
41:21It literally could be I could end the
41:24trading transformation here and you guys
41:26could use grab a strategy from the
41:29internet and get going, get started with
41:32it. The problem is some of you guys just
41:35must not want this [ __ ] enough because
41:38if you wanted it it enough, you would
41:40know exactly what you're supposed to do
41:42and you would do it and you would know
41:44exactly what you're not supposed to do
41:45and you wouldn't do it.
41:48So then it comes to an issue of like
41:51what are you even doing this for? Are
41:54you doing this just like are you doing
41:56this because you it's you put in your
41:58head that trading is a get-rich quick
41:59scheme
42:01because trading is not a get-rich quick
42:03scheme. Anybody that says it is
42:06is a [ __ ] idiot.
42:09Because get-richqu schemes, there's no
42:12such thing as a get-richqu scheme
42:15unless somebody comes to you, which I'm
42:18not doing, and says, "This will change.
42:23You can make like $100,000 from this in
42:29a month."
42:31And you believing it and then you trying
42:34to do it and lose all your money doing
42:36it. That's what a get-richqu scheme is.
42:40I'm telling you guys right now that
42:43trading is a skill
42:46and it's not a get-richqu type of thing.
42:49And I told you before it's going to take
42:51a long time to get good at this skill.
42:53So if you truly want it bad enough, you
42:56will literally start today doing the
42:59[ __ ] that you are supposed to and stop
43:02doing the [ __ ] that you're not supposed
43:04to.
43:06And it re it like it really shouldn't
43:09take more
43:11than that for like it shouldn't take
43:13more from me
43:15than that because if if you're unable to
43:18do that, you don't want to be a trader.
43:21Like simple as that. Or you don't want
43:23it bad enough
43:26cuz if you wanted it bad enough, you
43:29would have been doing the [ __ ] that you
43:30were supposed to do and you wouldn't be
43:32doing the [ __ ] that you're not supposed
43:34to. It's as simple as that. And some
43:37people genuinely just don't want it bad
43:39enough. So, I'm glad that I made this
43:41video today. This can be kind of like
43:42our filter of who wants to be good at
43:46trading.
43:49And the question that I'll leave you
43:50guys with this with this video, hold on,
43:54Chug Jug.
44:00The question that I want to leave you
44:01guys with is why do you want to trade?
44:05Do you want to trade for the money that
44:08you see on the internet that comes from
44:10trading? Or do you want to trade because
44:14you genuinely enjoy being able to come
44:17into the markets day in and day out
44:22and predict where where price wants to
44:24go. If you said the first answer,
44:29thank you for coming to my trading
44:31transformation. Take everything that you
44:33applied and apply it to another business
44:35that you genuinely enjoy. And I just
44:37saved you thousands of dollars on
44:39courses, on live accounts, on funded
44:42accounts, on Discords, which you guys
44:45shouldn't be joining anyway,
44:48on signals, which are useless.
44:51I saved you a bunch of money. You're
44:53welcome.
44:55Because if you sit down on the chart and
44:59if you look at the chart in the morning
45:03and think I cannot wait to make money
45:06today,
45:08you are doing something wrong.
45:11Versus if you come into trading and you
45:14sit down and you're genuinely excited
45:18because you cannot wait to be able to
45:22predict where price wants to go or you
45:24just love being able to be I'm like look
45:29bro I'm a [ __ ] narcissist.
45:31I'm I'm a hotthead. I'm stubborn. I love
45:36being right.
45:39And you know what the best thing is?
45:42Being right in a market where everybody
45:44else is wrong.
45:46And that's why I love trading.
45:50Literally today or the other day, I
45:54talked about this Bitcoin chart.
45:56Everybody on crypto in crypto Twitter
45:58was bearish within this area. I think
46:00it's going to go lower. 30K. 30K. I
46:03said, "No, I expect dick-sized candles
46:07within the next one to three weeks."
46:09Said that at that green line.
46:13Boom.
46:15That is what makes me happy.
46:19And my bank account, my crypto wallet
46:25is just part of that
46:29because you guys can only imagine the
46:31money that I made from that move. But
46:35that's not what makes me happy. Again,
46:38it's not
46:41I love being right.
46:44I love it. It's the best feeling in the
46:46world to me. [ __ ] love being right
46:49and I love helping people. Let that kind
46:52of sit with you for a bit before you
46:55guys go on to actually start learning
46:57concepts. Because if you start learning
46:59concepts and you're like, "This is
47:01boring. I don't like this. This is
47:03lame."
47:06Choose a different business.
47:08The best business that you can be in is
47:10a business that you can work on forever.
47:13And and what can you work on forever?
47:15Something that you love. Because work
47:17won't feel like work. It'll feel like
47:19fun.
47:23When I was learning trading and when I
47:24am trading, I'm genuinely having fun.
47:26When I'm making these YouTube videos
47:28teaching you guys, I'm genuinely having
47:30fun. I'm enjoying myself. It's awesome.
47:35I love it.
47:37And And I can work I can do this
47:39forever. I can literally I It's crazy,
47:42bro. I can do this [ __ ] forever.
47:44Forever, bro. I love it. It's awesome.
47:47Like, that's what you guys don't
47:48understand. I love this.
47:52I love this. I love teaching. I love
47:55teaching people about this. It's like
47:57two passions in one. It's awesome. I'm I
48:00got a Kimbo passions, bro.
48:04And some of you guys, trading is just
48:05not your passion. And just get lost,
48:07bro. You're welcome. I saved you a bunch
48:09of money. And I swear I swear some fe
48:11some people are going to get through
48:12this and be like, "He doesn't know what
48:14he's talking about. I got to make a
48:15million dollars. And then like months
48:17from now, you guys are going to be
48:18thinking back to this video and being
48:19like, damn, I should have listened to to
48:21that one dude, TJR Trades.
48:24Because the only way you're going to be
48:27really good at something and make a ton
48:29of money from something is if you love
48:31doing it, bro. Swear. That's the only
48:33That's the only way. The only way that
48:35you're going to make ridiculous amounts
48:38of money. Money that you can't even
48:39imagine. money. Money where it's just
48:41like everywhere
48:44is not by pursuing money itself. It's by
48:47pursuing your passion. Because how do
48:50you make money? You work. And if you
48:53love your work,
48:55you'll be able to work forever and
48:57you'll be able to make insane amounts of
48:58money. So sit with that. Drop in the
49:01comments if you guys genuinely like are
49:05like me and you just love being right.
49:07Love being able to predict where price
49:08wants to go day in and day out. If
49:11that's you, awesome. We're nerds. We're
49:13nerds together, bro. Love it. If that's
49:16not you, dip out. No hard feelings. I'm
49:19glad that I could help you. Akimbo
49:21Passions. Anyways, I appreciate you
49:23guys. I'll catch you guys in the next
49:24one. Peace out. I wish there was like a
49:26way for us to touch lips after these.
49:29sucks. Focus. Okay. So, what I want to
49:32talk to you guys about today, I want to
49:34talk about how trading can be really
49:37easy if you just simplify it. And I know
49:40I talked about that a little bit in the
49:42videos at the very beginning of this
49:43whole thing, but I'm just going to
49:45continuously hammer home
49:49the mindset that you have to be in when
49:51you get into trading and the things that
49:53you have to be doing when you're getting
49:55into trading and the things that you
49:56should not be doing. Okay? Because
49:59again, successful people, it's not
50:00necessarily what they do that makes them
50:03successful. It's what they don't do that
50:05makes them successful. Because I've even
50:07seen it within my mastermind where I
50:09grilled them for like the first week,
50:11everything, psychology, just rewire
50:14their brain and they were like, "Boom,
50:15we got it." And I was super hyped. I was
50:17like, "Awesome. Y'all are going to kill
50:19it." And then I start laying out the
50:21tools. I say like look here's
50:24candlesticks you know like or they
50:26already know candlesticks but you know
50:28like here's break of structure here's
50:30liquidity here's fair value gaps here's
50:32order blocks and after all that I start
50:36seeing in the chat and it's like they're
50:38doing everything that they're not
50:40supposed to be doing they're taking too
50:42many trades a day they're over risking
50:44they're over lever like they're just
50:46[ __ ] up and I'm just sitting there
50:49Like,
50:52bro, what did we even talk about for the
50:55first week then? It's almost like I need
50:57to do a psychology mastermind where it's
50:59just like a full month where if you like
51:01already know a strategy that works for
51:02you, like let me just grill you for a
51:05full month until you get that [ __ ]
51:07through your head. This is how easy
51:09trading can be. Don't overthink. Don't
51:11over complicate.
51:13and
51:15let's lay out what we shouldn't be doing
51:17and what we should be doing.
51:20Okay. So,
51:23I'm kind of going to put you guys onto
51:25the charts here
51:28and we're just going to make a little
51:29text box.
51:31Okay. Talk this one out.
51:34Let's see. Bet.
51:36So, we're going to make a little box
51:38talking about what we should not be
51:40doing.
51:42Okay. And this is going to apply to
51:44life. And this is going to apply to
51:45trading. And if you can't apply it to
51:47your life, you'll never be able to apply
51:49it to trading because that's just how
51:51this [ __ ] works. If you're undisiplined
51:53in one area, you're going to be
51:54undisiplined in every other area. So
51:56just how life works. If you fold in one
51:59area, you're going to like you're going
52:00to fold all over again. Okay? So I want
52:04you guys to kind of do this along with
52:06me
52:08or write this down with me. I'll give
52:10you guys time to pull out your
52:11notebooks, pull out a pen and paper. And
52:13you guys should be doing this honestly
52:15like every single day until you get it
52:17through your head and until your
52:18subconscious is like just knows exactly
52:21what to do. Literally just write this
52:22[ __ ] out every single day.
52:26Okay, so number one, even though we
52:28haven't got there yet, or first of all,
52:31let's just talk about what this is.
52:34Whoa.
52:43It's your trading mindset shift. Can't
52:46type at all today. This is going to be
52:49your trading mindset shift.
52:52Okay. And what we have to know and what
52:56we have to understand about
52:59changing how we trade is we have to do
53:02pretty much everything that you guys are
53:04not. We have to stop doing everything
53:06that you guys are currently doing right
53:08now. Okay. So, if we think about it,
53:11what are you guys currently doing right
53:12now that's causing UDIS to be
53:14unsuccessful within the market? Let's
53:16just write out what unprofitable traders
53:18do in the first place. We'll set this to
53:20the side.
53:25Unprofitable
53:27mindset.
53:29Okay. So, let's start off on this one.
53:32several strategies.
53:36A lot of you guys, Oops. A lot of you
53:39guys are trading,
53:43multiple different strategies every sing
53:45every single day. You'll take one trade
53:47with TJR's strategy. The next trade,
53:49you'll watch a YouTube video on Mamba
53:50FX's five minute strategy. You'll take
53:52that one. The next trade, you'll take
53:54Lambo Raul strategy. You guys have like
53:5720 different strategies that you're
53:59trying to work at all together
54:04and you're never going to be successful
54:05doing that in trading. You know why?
54:08You're stretching yourself thin. It's
54:10like saying, "Hey, I'm going to try this
54:13one, this one, this one, this one, this
54:14one, this one, this one, all at the same
54:16time."
54:18And you're going to suck at all of them
54:20all at the same time. and you'll never
54:22get better at all of them at the same
54:25time because you're trying to do them
54:27all at the same time. So if you want to
54:29get good at a skill or get good at a
54:31strategy, you have to have one single
54:33one. So unprofitable mindset number one,
54:36a lot of you guys have several different
54:37strategies. Along with that,
54:43a lot of you guys have several mentors.
54:45Choose one. You have to choose one.
54:49A lot of you guys watch my videos. A lot
54:51of you guys watch ICT videos. A lot of
54:53you guys watch, you know, other people's
54:55videos.
54:56I don't care who you watch. Even if this
54:59means you guys stop watching me. All I
55:01want is for you guys to turn into
55:02profitable traders. I'm fine with you
55:05just saying, "Look, TJR, I [ __ ] with
55:07you, but this guy's strategy works
55:09better for me." Awesome. We'll dap up. I
55:12did my job. I did what I needed to do.
55:15You can step out here and and then boom.
55:19Okay. just have one mentor because again
55:22with several strategies I teach certain
55:25confluences a different way. Your other
55:28mentors have different strategies. Your
55:30other mentors,
55:33sorry I'll boogie. Your other mentors
55:36trade differently than me and they teach
55:40things differently than me. If you guys
55:42want to be successful in trading, you
55:43need one single mentor and you need one
55:45single strategy because it's the same
55:47thing. You're stretching yourself too
55:48thin. If you learn trading from me, you
55:50learn trading from Raul, you learn
55:52trading from ICT, you learn trading from
55:54somebody else. Again, it's like input
55:58one, input two, input three, input four,
56:00and all of them are just little trickles
56:02instead of just one boom full power
56:04faucet.
56:06So, have one strategy, have one mentor.
56:10moving forward.
56:22You guys overthink and you guys over
56:24complicate trading way too much, bro.
56:28Way too much. You guys get into trading
56:30and think you need to
56:33be able to solve the [ __ ] like
56:37the cure for cancer in order to be able
56:40to be successful in trading. It's not
56:42the case. Simple simplicity is better
56:46within trading. Guess what I taught my
56:49mentorship students,
56:51okay? And I'm going to keep bringing
56:53them up because th these people are are
56:55going to be killers after this [ __ ] And
56:59I I taught them. I said, "Look, I'm
57:02going to give you guys a strategy. You
57:04won't be able to take a trade every day.
57:07You probably won't be able to find a
57:09trade every single day, but I guarantee
57:11you if you stick to these rules 100% of
57:14the time, stay disciplined, don't over
57:17risk, and obviously don't overtrade
57:19because you're sticking to the strategy,
57:21you will be profitable straight out of
57:24this
57:27because I gave it to them." So simply,
57:29it's literally step one, step two,
57:31understand what you're looking for. Step
57:33three, step four, execute. And and it's
57:35like the e like I gave them literally
57:38one. It's just a checklist and then it's
57:41execute hands off. And I guarantee you
57:44they will be profitable if they follow
57:46that checklist.
57:48The problem with a lot of you guys with
57:52trading is you guys are looking at 20
57:56different time frames. You guys are
57:58looking at 30 different confluences. You
58:00guys are looking having 10 different
58:02strategies in your head and you have
58:05three different mentors giving you their
58:06daily bias for the day.
58:09We need to stop that. My mentorship
58:12students, they're only looking at four
58:14time frames
58:17and it's three confluences
58:19off of those four time frames. It's as
58:22easy as that. You don't need to be
58:24looking at some bull like bro trust me
58:28right now another basketball analogy for
58:31you guys
58:32when you guys are looking into these
58:34advanced ass concepts which is one of
58:36the reasons why I'm not necessarily a
58:38huge fan of like these people who are
58:41teaching like 30y year plus complicated
58:44ass concepts to people who are just
58:46trying to get into trading today.
58:49You're one giving them the opportunity
58:51to overtrade
58:53and two giving them the opportunity to
58:55over complicate the [ __ ] and overthink
58:59everything.
59:00If you guys just keep it simple and just
59:03say like, "Look, I understand that right
59:05now my strategy is simple, but I know
59:07I'll be successful with it." Just do
59:10that. Right? If you just learned how to
59:12play basketball and you know for a fact
59:14you'll make that layup every single
59:17time. Wide open layup. That's the only
59:19shot that you know you can hit that you
59:21know you're successful with
59:24and then the coach puts you in the game
59:26and then you try and hit a behind the
59:28back 360 reverse layup, you're obviously
59:30going to miss. You're obviously going to
59:32be unsuccessful. Versus if you have that
59:35open layup and you just shoot the ball,
59:38you're probably going to make it. you
59:39have a much higher probability of making
59:41it with a simple shot compared to just
59:46as like a twomonth in basketball player.
59:50You guys have to think about it like
59:51that. You guys are like literally
59:53several months into trading like barely
59:57even into this [ __ ] and you guys are
59:59trying to do [ __ ] that people who have
1:00:02been in the market for 30 plus years.
1:00:03I'm not going to name any names, but
1:00:05there's somebody in in here on on
1:00:09YouTube
1:00:11that is doing this to you guys and he's
1:00:13teaching you guys [ __ ] that he
1:00:16understands because he has 30 plus years
1:00:18in the market, but you guys have no
1:00:20[ __ ] clue what he's talking about and
1:00:22you guys think you know what he's
1:00:23talking about. It's like LeBron being
1:00:25like, "Yo, peep this super advanced
1:00:27[ __ ] basketball move." and you're
1:00:29like two months into
1:00:32trading or two months into basketball
1:00:35and you barely know how to dribble with
1:00:36your right and your left hand, you're
1:00:38never going to be able to make that shot
1:00:40ever until time catches up with it. You
1:00:44know, once you have time, that's okay.
1:00:46You'll be able to get there. But for
1:00:48now, let's focus on the easy [ __ ] And
1:00:50trust me, with the easy [ __ ] we'll be
1:00:53successful. So, let's make it easy first
1:00:56and be successful with the easy [ __ ]
1:00:59So, stop overthinking and stop over
1:01:01complicating. Keep it, y'all know the
1:01:03saying, kiss, keep it simple, stupid. K
1:01:07I S S. Keep it simple, stupid.
1:01:11Okay, that's what I need you guys to do.
1:01:15So, you guys have several different
1:01:16strategies, several mentors, and you
1:01:19guys overthink and over complicate.
1:01:25You know what else you guys do? you try
1:01:27and get rich quick. You need to
1:01:29understand that this is a skill and this
1:01:31is going to take a long time to be
1:01:33successful in and it's going to take
1:01:34take a long time to get rich in it.
1:01:36Right now you guys have super low
1:01:38starting capital.
1:01:40Okay, funded accounts can help with
1:01:42that, but you also don't know how to
1:01:43trade yet. So, one, you should not be
1:01:46trading on a live account right now.
1:01:49Okay? Why would why would a coach if a
1:01:52coach sees, hey, man, you're two months
1:01:54into playing basketball. You've never
1:01:57played in a game before. We don't know
1:02:00if you're going to be good. Matter of
1:02:01fact, come join the NBA. You're going to
1:02:02be starting. That's pretty much what you
1:02:04guys are doing by jumping into a live
1:02:07account and putting like $5,000 on the
1:02:08line. You're going to get eaten alive by
1:02:11this market. You have no experience. You
1:02:14have no clue what you're doing yet. Bro,
1:02:16get on demo and get some reps in first.
1:02:20play in games that don't [ __ ] matter
1:02:22before you go into the [ __ ] playoffs
1:02:24and in the NBA championship.
1:02:27This is not a get-richqu scheme. You
1:02:30guys make it up in your head that it's a
1:02:32get-rich quick scheme.
1:02:35You guys think you're going to get rich
1:02:36quick by doing this. It's not the case.
1:02:38You will never get rich quick doing
1:02:40something. I will tell you, if you
1:02:43follow all my rules, all of my steps
1:02:45that I'm going to give you guys
1:02:46throughout this trading transformation,
1:02:49you will be able to make money quicker
1:02:52than other professions where you have to
1:02:55clock in, clock out, climb up the
1:02:58corporate ladder. But you guys have to
1:03:00understand, it's not going to happen in
1:03:01a month. You're not going to make 100k a
1:03:04month in a single year.
1:03:07You probably won't even make 100K in a
1:03:09single year after like two or three
1:03:11years of trading.
1:03:14But again, eventually you will be able
1:03:16to get to that point. It's just not as
1:03:19quick as you dream it up to be.
1:03:23Okay,
1:03:25moving forward. What else do you guys
1:03:26do?
1:03:28Let me think. What else do horrible
1:03:32traders do?
1:03:34You guys have a bunch of different
1:03:36strategies. You have a bunch of
1:03:37different mentors. You guys overthink
1:03:39everything. And you over complicate
1:03:41everything. You really do think you have
1:03:43to be [ __ ] Einstein to solve this
1:03:44[ __ ] You really don't. It's lit. Like
1:03:47literally, if you guys keep it as simple
1:03:48as possible, bro, you'll be able to be
1:03:51profitable. You won't be able to take a
1:03:53trade every day, but that doesn't
1:03:55matter, right? If the shot's not there
1:03:57and you you only know that you're going
1:04:00to be successful on that simple ass
1:04:01shot, just don't take it. It's as simple
1:04:04as that. Just know your time is coming.
1:04:06Okay? Might as well just take the
1:04:08successful shot so we can get better
1:04:10right now.
1:04:12You guys think you're going to get rich
1:04:14quick. It's not the case.
1:04:17What else do you guys do?
1:04:23Moving on from the get-richqu, you guys
1:04:25give up way too quick because when you
1:04:28don't get rich quick, you give up and
1:04:31you move on to the next get-richqu
1:04:34scheme. What you guys put in your head
1:04:36that's going to get you guys rich rich
1:04:38quick? You guys think it's going to be
1:04:40drop shipping?
1:04:42You guys think it's going to be Amazon
1:04:43FBA? You guys think it's going to be
1:04:48growth operating? You You guys think
1:04:50it's going to be a bunch of this [ __ ]
1:04:52All of those, it's the same process.
1:04:56Same [ __ ] You got to work hard for a
1:04:58long time, get good at the simple [ __ ]
1:05:00then advance to the advanced [ __ ] and
1:05:02then boom, eventually you'll get there
1:05:04over the course of a long ass time.
1:05:08So, you guys get into trading
1:05:11and you're like, "Oh,
1:05:14I can't wait to make a bunch of money."
1:05:17You have all these different strategies.
1:05:19You try try try try try try try try try
1:05:20try try try try try try try try try try
1:05:20try try try try try try try try try try
1:05:20try try try try try try try try try try
1:05:20try try try try for like one day on each
1:05:21of the strate on each of the strategies
1:05:25you fail consistently
1:05:27and then after two months you say I
1:05:31didn't make 100k I'm out of here
1:05:34if that's your mindset get the [ __ ] lost
1:05:37you'll never make money ever in your
1:05:38entire life swear you'll make money but
1:05:41not the way that you want you'll never
1:05:42make a lot of money
1:05:45all you guys have probably the shortest
1:05:48attention span ever in the entire world.
1:05:57Wow. Attention span.
1:06:03You guys have short attention spans. You
1:06:05guys think this one little plugin is
1:06:07going to change your life and it's not.
1:06:09You guys need to think long term. And we
1:06:11talked about this in these earlier
1:06:14videos
1:06:16where if you guys can think long term,
1:06:18five years down the line, I know that
1:06:21sounds like a long time, but think about
1:06:23how old you are right now. 5 years isn't
1:06:26that far down the line compared to how
1:06:28much more life you have to live after
1:06:30that.
1:06:32Right? If you're under 20 and you're
1:06:34watching this video, bro, you are even
1:06:38if you're above 20, 25, 30, everything
1:06:43after that, you have this skill that is
1:06:45lifechanging. Now, we need to understand
1:06:48that skills are life-changing.
1:06:53And we also have to understand that
1:06:55skills
1:06:58take a long time to learn. And we have
1:07:01to have that long-term vision. It like
1:07:03it it won't probably won't even be five
1:07:05years. It'll probably be a little bit
1:07:07less than that. But you guys have to
1:07:10kick that little [ __ ] short dopamine
1:07:12[ __ ] short attention span to the
1:07:14curb, bro. You got to kick that [ __ ] out
1:07:19because if you don't,
1:07:23you're you're not going to make it in
1:07:25entrepreneurship, in business, in
1:07:27trading. Because in order to be
1:07:29successful in these, you have to have a
1:07:30long-term vision.
1:07:33So kick your short attention span to the
1:07:36curb. Whether that means you take away
1:07:37TikTok, whether that means you take away
1:07:39social media, whatever it may be,
1:07:43you guys need to take it away. And then
1:07:46last but not least,
1:07:49what the hell?
1:08:01You guys over learn
1:08:04what I'm going to teach you guys in this
1:08:06trading transformation series. We're
1:08:09going to start you guys off at the very
1:08:10beginning. A lot of you guys are going
1:08:12to be [ __ ]
1:08:14Remember, I want you guys to throw away
1:08:16everything that you think you know about
1:08:17trading
1:08:19before coming into here,
1:08:22okay? A lot of you guys are going to
1:08:24learn [ __ ] and then be like immediately
1:08:27jump ahead, bro. And I I'm going to
1:08:30[ __ ] knock you out, bro.
1:08:33It drives me [ __ ] nuts. I teach you
1:08:36guys a concept. And then instantly it's
1:08:39like boom. Let me apply this with some
1:08:41[ __ ] that I learned from somebody else.
1:08:43And my other strategy happened in my
1:08:45mentorship literally the other day. I
1:08:48teach them the stepbystep four time
1:08:51frame strategy on how they can be
1:08:53successful. And we get into the call and
1:08:57I'm like, "All right, everyone share the
1:08:58trades that they took. We're going to go
1:09:00over them. I'm going to critique them."
1:09:01This and that. People are taking trades
1:09:04off of one minute liquidity sweeps off
1:09:06of like, bro, we weren't even supposed
1:09:08to go on the one minute time frame.
1:09:09People were talking about I went on the
1:09:11weekly. Bro, did you not even [ __ ]
1:09:15listen?
1:09:17Keep it [ __ ] simple.
1:09:20There's a there's a point of diminishing
1:09:22returns with overarning. You guys try
1:09:25and you guys try and overlearn and
1:09:27underpractice.
1:09:28Wow, that was hard.
1:09:34All you guys do is overlearn and under
1:09:36practice, bro. And it drives me [ __ ]
1:09:38nuts. You guys think the the cure to
1:09:42your unprofitability is going to be
1:09:44watching another ICT or TJR YouTube
1:09:46video. Eventually, you know everything
1:09:48that you need to know about it, and you
1:09:50just have to get to [ __ ] work and
1:09:52practice it. I know YouTube videos are
1:09:54entertaining, but guess what? They're
1:09:56doing no [ __ ] good for you at all.
1:10:01in terms of your trading journey, in
1:10:04terms of your success,
1:10:07okay? You you just have to get into the
1:10:08charts and practice what you've already
1:10:10learned. The simple [ __ ] you guys
1:10:13literally get in and then you start
1:10:14learning like 20 different concepts and
1:10:17then you're like, "Bet, I'm ready to
1:10:19apply all of them." No, bro. Let me just
1:10:22give you one piece, two piece, three
1:10:25piece, four piece. Okay? We apply all
1:10:27these. We learn how to do our layups.
1:10:29are easy [ __ ] Our easy little jumpers.
1:10:31We get really good at those. Bet. Again,
1:10:35this trading transformation
1:10:36transformation series. This is my entire
1:10:38YouTube channel from here on out.
1:10:42There's going to be more advanced stuff
1:10:44down the down the line. Bear with me,
1:10:47bro. I'm trying to teach you guys the
1:10:49right way. But first, we have to learn
1:10:51the simple [ __ ] We have to get insanely
1:10:53good at the simple [ __ ] Then we add
1:10:56more concepts. Boom. something else.
1:10:59Boom. We're in something else. Boom. We
1:11:01get really good at that something else.
1:11:03We just keep adding little pieces and we
1:11:05keep upgrading. But right now, you guys
1:11:07don't know [ __ ] You're unprofitable.
1:11:08Admit that you're unprofitable. All you
1:11:10guys think you're hot shot [ __ ] best
1:11:12traders in the world. You guys don't
1:11:14make [ __ ] from the market. Get real with
1:11:16yourself.
1:11:18Start with the simple [ __ ] You guys
1:11:20can't You guys literally are not
1:11:22profitable. You guys can't even get the
1:11:24simple [ __ ] done yet.
1:11:26That says a lot about you.
1:11:29You guys literally are not successful
1:11:31making a [ __ ] layup and you guys are
1:11:34trying to hit a half court shot
1:11:36currently.
1:11:37Let's start on the easy [ __ ]
1:11:41All right. So now,
1:11:46what does that mean for a profitable
1:11:47trading mindset?
1:11:50You have one strategy.
1:11:54You have one mentor. Again, I don't give
1:11:56a [ __ ] if it's me or somebody else. It
1:11:58doesn't matter. Choose one singular
1:12:00person. And I know for a fact you guys
1:12:01aren't going to listen to me and it's
1:12:02going to drive me [ __ ] crazy because
1:12:04I'm trying to help you guys with this
1:12:06[ __ ] I'm literally saying if my [ __ ]
1:12:08doesn't work for you, go to somebody
1:12:10else. You guys have to understand that
1:12:11this is for you.
1:12:13I'm like, understand that every single
1:12:16one of these videos, listen to the like
1:12:18what I'm saying because I know for a
1:12:19fact you guys aren't going to listen.
1:12:20And it drives and like I'm thinking
1:12:22about it right now and it's pissing me
1:12:24off because I genuinely want what's best
1:12:26for you guys. And some of you guys just
1:12:27have [ __ ] no brains, bro. And it
1:12:29makes me want to
1:12:32let me help you.
1:12:36Have one strategy. Have one mentor.
1:12:41>> Simplify everything.
1:12:45Get rich
1:12:48in a long period of time.
1:12:55Stay strong
1:12:57for a
1:13:01for a long time.
1:13:04Long time frame.
1:13:09Long time frame,
1:13:11bro. Come on. These people are [ __ ]
1:13:13yelling outside. Give me a second.
1:13:16Long time frame
1:13:18mindset.
1:13:21Seven
1:13:25over practice
1:13:28and learn
1:13:31one step at a time.
1:13:34Okay.
1:13:36I need you guys to have one strategy,
1:13:38one single mentor.
1:13:40Simplify everything. Make everything as
1:13:43simple as possible. Understand that if
1:13:46you guys can do this, you guys will get
1:13:47rich in a long period of time, not
1:13:50quick. You guys will genuinely make
1:13:51money over a long course of time.
1:13:55Be consistent with this for a long
1:13:56period of time.
1:13:59You have to have, again, look at look at
1:14:01the majority of this stuff. It's all
1:14:03simplicity and long-term mindset. It can
1:14:07literally be boiled down to those two
1:14:08things. Keep it simple and understand
1:14:11that it's going to take a long time to
1:14:13be able to do this and you have to be
1:14:14okay with that. Stay strong for a long
1:14:17period of time. Be consistent for a long
1:14:19period of time. Think in years, not
1:14:23days, in in decades, not months.
1:14:28And overractice and learn one step at a
1:14:31time. Don't go in and learn five
1:14:33different confluences and then try and
1:14:35apply all of them at once. You're going
1:14:36to suck dick at all of them.
1:14:40Get into the market. Learn step one just
1:14:44like how we've been doing on here. I'm
1:14:45giving you guys one piece at a time and
1:14:48then I'm giving you guys homework. Look,
1:14:50spot these pieces. Oh, we're good at
1:14:53that. Boom. Perfect. Checked off the
1:14:56box. Now we can add something else. We
1:14:58have to over practice and learn one step
1:15:00at a time. Not learn five steps and then
1:15:04practice it once and then give up.
1:15:06Practice for weeks.
1:15:08get insanely good at it and then move to
1:15:11the next step. And that is how you guys
1:15:13are going to be successful in trading.
1:15:15Write all this [ __ ] down. Reread it
1:15:17every [ __ ] day. Do whatever it takes.
1:15:21This is it, bro. This will turn you
1:15:23profitable. Period, bro. Like, this is
1:15:26it. Let's get the drip out for y'all.
1:15:30Nah, I'm playing. Tuck that. Tuck that
1:15:33[ __ ] But anyways, today I wanted to
1:15:35make a little video um not necessarily
1:15:38covering any concepts because what I
1:15:40wanted to cover is that trading is like
1:15:43building a house or like a skill, okay?
1:15:46And everybody, right? Like I can be
1:15:48really good at trading for and I can be
1:15:50really good at let's say identifying
1:15:52liquidity and somebody else can be
1:15:54really good at trading because they
1:15:55trade off of like bowlinger bands or
1:15:57they're trade off of like indicators and
1:16:00that's their thing. And what you guys
1:16:01have to understand is that this [ __ ]
1:16:03isn't just going to be like a copy and
1:16:06paste ass strategy. I'm going to give
1:16:09you guys a super duper systematic
1:16:12strategy that you guys can really like
1:16:15try and apply by your do and see if it
1:16:18works out for you. Okay? But for some of
1:16:20you guys, it just might not make make
1:16:22any sense. For others, it might make
1:16:24complete sense and it might turn you
1:16:26profitable along with all the discipline
1:16:27and all the psychology stuff. Okay. But
1:16:31what I got what I want you guys to
1:16:32understand from this video is that every
1:16:35single trader is going to be different.
1:16:37So I'm going to do my best to explain
1:16:41how I trade and I'm going to do my best
1:16:44to explain concepts to you where you
1:16:48guys can take those concepts and pretty
1:16:50much create your own strategy out of it.
1:16:54Okay? And that's my main goal and that's
1:16:56what I wanted to kind of get into in
1:16:58today's video. Even though we've kind of
1:17:00already covered it, today's going to be
1:17:01short as [ __ ] okay? But I need you guys
1:17:04to understand that like when I introduce
1:17:05liquidity and when I introduce strategy
1:17:07and when I introduce all of these
1:17:09concepts,
1:17:10I need you guys to understand like I'm
1:17:12pretty much just laying out tools for
1:17:15you guys to use. You don't necessarily
1:17:18have to use them.
1:17:20Some of them will be more beneficial
1:17:22than others. I'm going to lay out these
1:17:24tools for you guys which are going to be
1:17:27pretty much confluences. Okay, so like
1:17:30break of structure is one tool. I'm
1:17:32going to lay out liquidity. I'm going to
1:17:34lay out order blocks. I'm going to lay
1:17:36out fair value gaps. I'm going to lay
1:17:38out equilibrium. I'm going to lay out
1:17:40breaker blocks. I'm I'm going to try and
1:17:42just give you guys a bit. Damn. I'm
1:17:46going to try and lay out like a complete
1:17:48toolbox for you guys so that you guys
1:17:52are able to be like, I want this one,
1:17:54this one, this one, this one, this one,
1:17:55and then bing bong boom, boom, boom,
1:17:57boom, boom. You guys can work with it
1:17:58because it makes sense to you. Some of
1:18:00these confluences and tools, you're just
1:18:03going to suck dick at them and they're
1:18:05just not going to make sense to you.
1:18:06Cool. If that makes if that's the case,
1:18:08bet. leave them alone. Okay. So, before
1:18:11I wanted to like start introducing these
1:18:13concepts and these things where I'm
1:18:18going over these confluences and these
1:18:20tools, I needed to make that clear where
1:18:23if it doesn't make sense to you, don't
1:18:25[ __ ] use it. And if the way that I
1:18:26teach some [ __ ] doesn't make sense to
1:18:28you, either rewatch it and try and make
1:18:30it make sense or just pick a different
1:18:32mentor. If like my strategy doesn't work
1:18:37for you, then like go and find somebody
1:18:41else's strategy that works for you. Does
1:18:44that make sense? And when I say
1:18:48that works for you, it doesn't mean that
1:18:50instantly turns you profitable. Okay?
1:18:52Because there's no strategy that's going
1:18:54to do that. Okay? Turning profitable is
1:18:58a combination of a bunch of [ __ ] It's a
1:19:00combination of, you know, being
1:19:01disciplined. It's a combination of risk
1:19:03management. It's a combination of time.
1:19:05Nobody talks about that [ __ ] Time and
1:19:08experience. Literally, I saw a tweet the
1:19:10other day or I saw a tweet today where
1:19:12somebody was like, "Oh, you want to get
1:19:14good at trading or you want to get good
1:19:16at crypto?" Like, just start clicking
1:19:18random buttons and see what happens and
1:19:20get better from there. Like, it's as
1:19:22simple as that. Like, experience is by
1:19:24far the best teacher. That's what I want
1:19:26you guys to understand is experience is
1:19:29the best teacher.
1:19:31Some of the [ __ ] that I explained to you
1:19:32might not make sense. And if it doesn't
1:19:34make sense, kick it to the [ __ ] curb,
1:19:36unless it's like literally necessary to
1:19:38trade the way that I trade. And if the
1:19:40way that I trade doesn't make any sense
1:19:42to you, either make it make sense by
1:19:45re-watching the videos over and over and
1:19:47over again or just find a different
1:19:50mentor because strategies are everywhere
1:19:54on the internet for free. Okay, this is
1:19:57full like disclosure. When you join like
1:20:00any sort of mastermind or any sort of
1:20:02course, including my own, your mentor is
1:20:05not going to get in there and be like,
1:20:07"Tday one, the secret key of
1:20:10profitability that I've been keeping
1:20:11from you for this entire time that no
1:20:14trader is allowed to see or post for
1:20:18free on YouTube, and they only keep it
1:20:20in their $2,000 mentorship." Like,
1:20:25it just doesn't exist. So if you guys
1:20:27join like a mastermind like my
1:20:30mastermind or like mentorship or
1:20:32somebody's course, you're going to see
1:20:36essentially free information that you've
1:20:39seen everywhere on the internet. But the
1:20:41benefit well okay like courses me
1:20:43personally like the pre-recorded [ __ ]
1:20:45I'm not that big of a fan of because
1:20:47again it's literally free information
1:20:49that's everywhere on the internet. I
1:20:51like the way that I do my [ __ ] because
1:20:53I'm going to explain my [ __ ] to you guys
1:20:54and then it's like bet y'all can ask
1:20:56questions and then I can actually fix
1:20:58the [ __ ] that you guys are doing wrong.
1:21:01But that's besides the point. Every
1:21:03single strategy is for free on the
1:21:06internet, okay? There's no little
1:21:08[ __ ] hocus pocus magic key to
1:21:11success. So you guys just have to find
1:21:13one that works for you. And we know that
1:21:18strategy
1:21:19is not the the differentiating factor of
1:21:23turning profitable or not. So like if my
1:21:25strategy doesn't work for you, bet,
1:21:28choose a different one and then learn
1:21:29from all of my psychology videos and
1:21:31learn from my risk management videos.
1:21:32And if my risk management doesn't make
1:21:34sense to you, bet. Watch somebody else's
1:21:36video on it. You know, like all that I
1:21:38can say is the best teacher is going to
1:21:40be experience. So, and then on top of
1:21:43that, every strategy is for free online.
1:21:46So, like don't like again the
1:21:49pre-recorded [ __ ] isn't necessarily the
1:21:53best, okay? Like the [ __ ] that will
1:21:55really benefit you will be like active
1:21:57live asking questions. I'm going to lay
1:22:00out a bunch of tools for you and if they
1:22:01don't make sense and if they don't mean
1:22:03[ __ ] to you and if they just like you
1:22:05try it for literally months on end and
1:22:07you're like I'm not profitable and I'm
1:22:09actually using good risk management and
1:22:11I'm actually using good psychology
1:22:14and like you just see negative progress.
1:22:17You see your win rate go down. You see
1:22:20your [ __ ] just go down. And I don't mean
1:22:21like in a week and I don't mean like in
1:22:24two weeks. I mean like over the course
1:22:26of a couple months.
1:22:28then you can just say like, "Bet, scrap
1:22:30that shit." Because experience is the
1:22:31best teacher.
1:22:33Okay? So, learn from these tools that I
1:22:36give you. I'm going to give you a [ __ ]
1:22:38ton of tools throughout this entire
1:22:39thing and then you guys are going to
1:22:41grab them and you guys are going to try
1:22:43them and choose the ones that work for
1:22:46you. And the ones that don't,
1:22:51throw them away. Okay? Simple as that.
1:22:53All right? That's really all I wanted to
1:22:55make this video on. I wanted to make
1:22:56sure you guys like understand that my
1:22:58strategy isn't the end all be all. ICT
1:23:01strategy, even though he has like a
1:23:03billion, isn't the end all beall. Your
1:23:05favorite mentor's strategy isn't the end
1:23:07all beall, it's not going to be the
1:23:08thing that turns you profitable. You
1:23:11guys just have to use what works for
1:23:12you. And then you guys have to get
1:23:14experience doing the [ __ ] that works for
1:23:16you. Because if it makes sense to you,
1:23:17like it makes sense why you're entering.
1:23:19That's the best thing. That's the
1:23:20biggest and best thing where if you guys
1:23:22fully understand why you're entering and
1:23:24you understand why price is moving and
1:23:26reacting the way that it is at that
1:23:28point in time of your entry and your
1:23:30exit and your take profit.
1:23:32Boom. Now just time. That's all you
1:23:36need. Cool. That's going to be the title
1:23:38of this video. Time. Time is the secret
1:23:42little orb. Wow. Game changer quote.
1:23:46Time is
1:23:49really what's going to turn you
1:23:50profitable.
1:23:52It's like a Fushig commercial. Y'all
1:23:54remember that she? No way. Look what I
1:23:57literally have on my desk.
1:24:01This is what time is in trading.
1:24:07Fushigi,
1:24:09get time, get experience, use a strategy
1:24:11that makes sense to you. I'm going to
1:24:12lay out a bunch of building blocks and
1:24:14if they don't make sense to you and if
1:24:15they don't work, cool. That's what this
1:24:17[ __ ] is here for, to turn everybody
1:24:19profitable. That's my goal. So, like, if
1:24:21my [ __ ] doesn't work for you, bet I'll
1:24:23be able to turn you profitable by taking
1:24:24you guys away from me and at least
1:24:26giving you guys the right headsp space
1:24:28and like understanding what you're
1:24:30supposed to do and then take it
1:24:32somewhere else for somebody strategy
1:24:34that works for them. Cool. Cool. So, now
1:24:37that you guys know how to properly think
1:24:39about day trading, now that we know that
1:24:40this isn't some get-rich quick scheme,
1:24:42and that this is a skill that you guys
1:24:44are going to have to build over a long
1:24:45period of time, and we understand that,
1:24:47we are now going to get into the
1:24:49fundamentals of trading. So, if you guys
1:24:50are brand new to day trading and you
1:24:52guys don't even know what a candlestick
1:24:54is, what a time frame is, these next
1:24:56videos are going to be super useful for
1:24:58you guys to help actually start
1:25:00understanding the charts. So again,
1:25:02whenever you guys get on YouTube, you're
1:25:03seeing these crazy charts of price
1:25:05moving up and price moving down, and
1:25:07you're like, "What the [ __ ] does this
1:25:08even have to do with trading, and how do
1:25:10I even understand this?" That's what I'm
1:25:11going to be covering in these next
1:25:13videos. So, if you guys are an absolute
1:25:14beginner, this is going to be super
1:25:16useful for you guys to understand the
1:25:18Japanese candlesticks, which I know
1:25:20sounds like weird, like, oh, we have a
1:25:22little candlestick and we're going No,
1:25:24that's Well, I mean, it's kind of like
1:25:25that. We have a little candlestick and
1:25:26we're going through the dark to be able
1:25:28to predict where price wants to go.
1:25:30Okay, but this is going to be the
1:25:32absolute base and fundamentals of how
1:25:34you guys are going to be able to analyze
1:25:36the charts moving forward. And this is
1:25:38going to be literally the base of the
1:25:41pyramid that you guys are going to be
1:25:43establishing all of your day trading
1:25:45knowledge on. Okay? So we need to be
1:25:47able to understand the base fundamentals
1:25:49of the charts like candlesticks, like
1:25:52time frames, like highs, like lows, like
1:25:56uptrends, like downtrends, like
1:25:58consolidation, and things such as like
1:26:00break of structure. These things are
1:26:02going to be super beneficial for you
1:26:03guys to help build this foundation that
1:26:06again is not going to necessarily teach
1:26:08you guys how to day trade just off rip.
1:26:10You guys aren't going to be at that
1:26:11point in time to where you're like,
1:26:13"Yes, I'm ready to predict with high
1:26:15probability where price wants to go off
1:26:17of this." No, but this is going to be
1:26:19our basic absolute fundamentals that we
1:26:21have to understand these things in order
1:26:22to be able to build off of this to get
1:26:25into strategy to get into certain
1:26:27confluences. So, with that being said,
1:26:29let's jump right into it. And I think
1:26:30I've done a good job of putting you guys
1:26:32heads in the right position so that you
1:26:34guys can be successful moving forward.
1:26:36So for everybody that is
1:26:40a trader, we're talking about the
1:26:42anatomy of candlesticks. We're going to
1:26:45talk about just candles, where the open
1:26:49is, where the close is, the highs and
1:26:51the lows of candlesticks, and we're
1:26:53going to talk about highs and lows
1:26:55within the market. And then we're going
1:26:56to talk about trends. Pretty basic,
1:26:59pretty boring stuff. But without further
1:27:02ado, let's get started. So, if you guys
1:27:04come across a chart that looks like
1:27:06this, might as well understand what's on
1:27:08the chart first and foremost, right?
1:27:10Honestly, we'll get into this first. On
1:27:12on Trading View, there's several
1:27:14different types of chart. There's um
1:27:16candle uh Japanese candlestick chart,
1:27:18which is usually what most people use.
1:27:22Um there's a line chart. Um
1:27:26and there's like hyenashi. There's all
1:27:29there's all these different types of
1:27:31charts. Um,
1:27:34the most normal one is a Japanese
1:27:38candlestick chart, which looks like
1:27:39this. And I have special little colors.
1:27:42If you guys want to see my colors, this
1:27:45is what they look like. If you copy
1:27:47them, it will instantly make you
1:27:49profitable. You know what's crazy? When
1:27:51I first started trading, I would
1:27:52literally copy my mentors chart colors
1:27:55because I was like, "His chart looks so
1:27:59clean." like and I and I thought it
1:28:01would make me profitable. Um, far from
1:28:03the truth. So, I don't even know why I
1:28:06showed you guys that. But anyways,
1:28:10these little guys right here are called
1:28:12candles. You know why they're called
1:28:14candles? Because they look like candles.
1:28:17If we put a little flame on it, boom,
1:28:20look, it's a candle. We have the the
1:28:23waxy part of the candle and then we have
1:28:25the candle wick. And believe it or not,
1:28:28these little tails
1:28:31to the downside and to the upside are
1:28:33called wicks because these are candles.
1:28:35Crazy.
1:28:37So, I'm going to explain the anatomy of
1:28:41these candles.
1:28:43We'll draw one right here.
1:28:47Boom.
1:28:53Look at that little guy.
1:28:55Look at that little candle. And let's
1:28:57say this is a green candle. Oops.
1:29:02[Music]
1:29:06How do I How do I
1:29:09Here we go. This is a green candle.
1:29:13Okay. An up candle or in my case a blue
1:29:16candle. Don't ask me why. I just made
1:29:20it. No,
1:29:23don't ask me why I have my candles blue
1:29:24and black and just think it looks cool.
1:29:27Literally as simple as that. Okay. Wow.
1:29:30This is more so an art class than it is
1:29:33a trading class at this point.
1:29:37And we're going to turn all of these
1:29:40red.
1:29:42[Music]
1:29:45And then we're going to color this guy
1:29:47in red. Boom. This one looks a lot
1:29:49better than the first Picasso one that
1:29:51we got. Okay, so we have an up candle
1:29:55and we have a down candle.
1:29:57With an up candle, a blue candle or a
1:30:00green candle for most of you guys, if
1:30:02you guys are fresh on Trading View,
1:30:04there's four things that these
1:30:07candlesticks tell us. Okay, with an up
1:30:11candle, this line right here, we call
1:30:15this or actually, wow, there's a lot to
1:30:19learn here. We might just talk about
1:30:21candles today, not even highs and lows
1:30:23and trends. I think we'll save that for
1:30:24tomorrow.
1:30:26So, this solid filledin part of the
1:30:29candle is called the body. Okay, so if
1:30:32we scroll down here, right, everything
1:30:35that's blue and up, it's the body. Okay,
1:30:39everything that's green and up is the
1:30:41body. And the body tells us two things.
1:30:45It shows us where price opened and it
1:30:47showed us where price closed. So
1:30:54with
1:30:57a green candle,
1:30:59the start of the body, because we know
1:31:02green means up, the start is going to be
1:31:04down here. And that is going to be where
1:31:06price opened.
1:31:11Okay. So in this candle's instance it's
1:31:14right here. This is where price opened
1:31:18and then it's along with that the body
1:31:21also tells us where price closed. So up
1:31:24here is where price closed. You know
1:31:26why?
1:31:28I I don't know why I said you know why.
1:31:32Um,
1:31:34but you know why I they probably
1:31:38made it where price closed because
1:31:40that's where the color stops
1:31:43and it's like boom ended there.
1:31:47Okay. So this line right here is the
1:31:49candle close.
1:31:52Closure
1:31:54close. Boom.
1:31:57So boom. The candlestick has already
1:31:59told us two awesome things about price.
1:32:02These candlesticks tell us a lot about
1:32:03price, four things.
1:32:06And the body tells us two things. Where
1:32:08price opened, so the start of it, and
1:32:10where price closed, where the end of
1:32:13this closing area is. You know what else
1:32:16these candles show us? They show us the
1:32:19highest point that price went during
1:32:21that time period. And we'll get to that.
1:32:24And it also shows us the lowest point
1:32:27that price went during that time period.
1:32:30And you know what? You know what those
1:32:32are? Those are seen through Wix. So this
1:32:34guy right here,
1:32:39just to make this look better. So this
1:32:42up here is the highest point that price
1:32:44went to.
1:32:47Hi.
1:32:49Hi guys. Hi. Boom. This is the high. So
1:32:53that means price went was able to push
1:32:56up here. And think of wicks like a snail
1:32:59trail or like a skid mark on your
1:33:02underwear. You know something's been
1:33:03there before. Similar with price.
1:33:08Price opened right here,
1:33:11pushed all the way up to this point, and
1:33:15then came down and closed
1:33:19here. Okay? Ended that time time frame
1:33:22right here.
1:33:24You know what else these wicks show? It
1:33:26shows the low. So, same as the high.
1:33:30Oops.
1:33:32I don't know why I typed that.
1:33:34Okay. It shows us the lowest point that
1:33:37price went. So, price opened. Who knows
1:33:40which came first, the high or the low,
1:33:43but price opened. We pushed down. Leave
1:33:45a little snail trail down to this low.
1:33:48That means price got all the way down
1:33:49here and then pushed all the way up here
1:33:53and then came all the way back down here
1:33:55and then closed here. So the highest
1:33:57point of this candle is right here and
1:34:00the lowest point of this candle is right
1:34:01here. And then it's the same thing for a
1:34:04down candle just the inverse of the open
1:34:08and the close. Because if price moved
1:34:10down
1:34:12then the open is right here, the close
1:34:15is right here. The highest point of that
1:34:17candle is still right here and the
1:34:18lowest point of that candle is right
1:34:20here. So that means price opened the
1:34:23time frame right here.
1:34:25Maybe it pushed up first, left a little
1:34:27snail trail all the way up at this price
1:34:29and then pushed all the way down to this
1:34:31price at some point in time and then
1:34:33came right here and then closed.
1:34:36Pretty cool.
1:34:39Okay,
1:34:41now you're probably saying, "Well, how
1:34:43long do these candles last?" Well,
1:34:45that's what these cool things up here
1:34:47dictate. So, if we scroll down to the
1:34:50candlestick chart, let's actually go on
1:34:52Bitcoin because Bitcoin is a 24-hour
1:34:54market. You can see right now we are in
1:34:57on the 1 hour chart.
1:34:59And you can see within here,
1:35:02right, price is moving. The the close is
1:35:06moving currently, right? Right now,
1:35:08we're in a green candle or a blue candle
1:35:11currently.
1:35:14Okay. And we're moving up and down.
1:35:15Notice how like up here was the high.
1:35:17And notice how it leaves that little
1:35:18wick, that snail trail, that history,
1:35:21that footprint of where price went.
1:35:24It's to help us understand price. And if
1:35:27we look at the the candlestick before
1:35:29there, what happened to it? Where did
1:35:31price open?
1:35:33Okay, it opened right here. And within
1:35:36an hour's worth of time, price at one
1:35:40point during that hour came all the way
1:35:42down here to $47,992.
1:35:47And also within that hour, price came
1:35:50all the way up to $48,147.
1:35:54And then at the end of the hour, it
1:35:57closed at $48,125.
1:36:04So price opened right here
1:36:07on the hour and closed up here on the
1:36:10hour. And we can see this current
1:36:11candlestick or actually we let's move
1:36:14back and talk about this one because
1:36:15this is a down candle.
1:36:18So boom. This was 1 hour the hour before
1:36:21this one. So what time is it right now?
1:36:23It's 6:17 my time. Okay. So at 6:00 p.m.
1:36:28this candle closed right here. And at
1:36:305:00 p.m. this candle opened right here.
1:36:36And at 400 p.m.
1:36:39this candle opened up here because it's
1:36:43a down candle, right? So this is where
1:36:44the candle opened.
1:36:48Okay.
1:36:50Right at 4 p.m. price started here.
1:36:52Think of the open as like the starting
1:36:54point from the hour.
1:36:57And during that hour, price came all the
1:36:59way up to $48,377.
1:37:03And also during that hour, price came
1:37:05all the way down to $48,
1:37:10$7.
1:37:11And then at the end of the hour, it
1:37:13closed at $48,62.
1:37:21Okay? And I don't really want to confuse
1:37:22you guys anymore.
1:37:24The only thing we'll talk about some
1:37:25more is time frames. So, I was just
1:37:27saying that that was an hour's worth of
1:37:29time. What happens if I click boom
1:37:321 minute
1:37:34or what happens if I hit boom the five
1:37:37minute time frame? Now, we're seeing the
1:37:41same chart, right? If we go back to the
1:37:43hourly time frame, we can see, oh, look,
1:37:45boom, big c like big candles, right?
1:37:48Representing a lot of price movement
1:37:51amongst hours of time. And then if we
1:37:54hit the five minute, we see that same
1:37:57price movement
1:38:00but in shorter clumps,
1:38:03right? But each candle represents five
1:38:05minutes of price action. So now when we
1:38:08see boom, this huge leg up, we can see
1:38:12it in fiveminute candlesticks. And when
1:38:14we see this leg down, if we go to the
1:38:16hourly time frame, that to us just looks
1:38:19like one down candle, two, three, four,
1:38:21five, six, seven down candles in a row.
1:38:24Versus if we go on the five minute time
1:38:26frame, we'll see, oh, we can see price
1:38:29moving up, moving down, moving up,
1:38:31moving down, moving up, moving down, all
1:38:33the way down to here.
1:38:35Still showing the same price action.
1:38:38still showing exactly where price went,
1:38:41but now we're able to show where price
1:38:43went just in smaller smaller periods of
1:38:46time.
1:38:50Okay,
1:38:52so if we look at this,
1:38:54this candlestick's about to close,
1:38:56right? We know it'll close because we
1:38:58can see the time right here. It's going
1:38:59to close in four 3 2 1 boom. We see
1:39:06that's where price is going to close.
1:39:08We're going to wait for the next c
1:39:09candle to open
1:39:11if it's going to happen. Boom. The next
1:39:14candle opens
1:39:16and now is starting to create itself.
1:39:19So this fiveminute candle, what did it
1:39:21do? It opened right here because it's a
1:39:24down candle. The open is always going to
1:39:25be on the top and the close is always
1:39:27going to be on the bottom. And it's
1:39:28inverse for up candles.
1:39:32This candle opened
1:39:34at 48,169.
1:39:36And during that five minute period,
1:39:39price was able to get all the way up to
1:39:41$48,178.
1:39:44And also during that five minute time
1:39:45period, price was able to go down to
1:39:47$48,120.
1:39:51And then by the time that five minute
1:39:53period came up, it ended right here at
1:39:57$48,147.
1:40:01And you're going to be trying to figure
1:40:03this out, saying, "TJR,
1:40:06let's take a trade.
1:40:09I'm going to shoot you. You're not even
1:40:12close to being ready yet.
1:40:15We just have to understand."
1:40:20Literally internal thoughts speaking in
1:40:23this one, bro. Um,
1:40:26we we have to understand this first
1:40:28because this is pretty hard to
1:40:29understand. I we're literally just going
1:40:31to keep forget highs and lows and
1:40:34trends. I thought again, man, I'm
1:40:36jumping way too far ahead here, okay?
1:40:39We're just going to focus on candles.
1:40:42And if the one thing that you guys can
1:40:44take away is that whatever time frame
1:40:46you're on represents the amount of time
1:40:50that the candle has to close,
1:40:53okay? From the open till the close is
1:40:54the amount of time that that the
1:40:56candlesticks on that chart represent.
1:40:59And then if you're also able to identify
1:41:02the open, the close, the high, and the
1:41:06low within every single candle, then
1:41:10you're on a good track. And I think I
1:41:12did a relatively good job of teaching
1:41:14you guys that today.
1:41:16Let's try and drill a little bit more
1:41:17out. We'll go to the 15-minute. Now,
1:41:20these candles represent 15 minutes worth
1:41:23of price action. So, if we go in here
1:41:27and we'll do two more and then I'll let
1:41:29you guys go for this little Super Bowl
1:41:31Sunday
1:41:32thing. Okay, if we look at this up
1:41:36candle right here, where did price open?
1:41:38It opened right here, right? Because
1:41:39it's the bottom of the shaded blue part,
1:41:41the bottom of the up candle. Okay, it
1:41:45opened at And if you guys don't know
1:41:47where I'm getting the prices from, it's
1:41:48on the right hand side, right above me,
1:41:51right there.
1:41:53Okay, so we can see price opened at
1:41:55$48,422.
1:41:59At some point in d time time during
1:42:01those 15 minutes, price came all the way
1:42:03down here
1:42:05to $48,364.
1:42:07And also within that 15-minute period
1:42:09time, price came all the way up here to
1:42:1348,470.
1:42:16And then at the end of that 15-minute
1:42:18time period, price closed right here.
1:42:20Ready? Last one.
1:42:22This next candle, price opened right
1:42:25here at $48,446.
1:42:28[Music]
1:42:30And sometime during that 15-minute time
1:42:33period, price was able to push up to
1:42:37$48,481.
1:42:41And then also during that 15-minute time
1:42:44period, we had a tiny little wick, tiny
1:42:47little poke down, but for the most part,
1:42:50we just ended and closed that 15-minute
1:42:52time period right here at $48,374.
1:42:59And the the last thing I want to leave
1:43:01you guys with is the cool thing about
1:43:03this is you guys can see
1:43:07the the reason why these candlesticks
1:43:09are so awesome and so important and so
1:43:12beneficial to us is because we can see a
1:43:16month's worth of price action in
1:43:19candles. We are able to see a week's
1:43:22worth of price action in candles. We're
1:43:25able to see every single day worth of
1:43:28price action in candles. And then within
1:43:30those days, we're able to see 4hour
1:43:32chunks of those days in candles. And
1:43:35within those four hours, we're able to
1:43:36see hour chunks within those 4hour
1:43:38chunks within those days. And within
1:43:40those hourly chunks, we're allowed to
1:43:41see 15 minutes, 15 minutes worth of
1:43:44price action. And within there, we're
1:43:46able to see five minutes worth of price
1:43:47action. And within there, we're able to
1:43:49see one minute. every single minute
1:43:52worth of price action, whether price is
1:43:54going up just the tiniest bit or down
1:43:56just the tiniest bit to help us figure
1:43:58out where price is going. And I'm just
1:44:00going to leave that with you guys here.
1:44:03So you guys now understand two things.
1:44:07Candles and the anatomy of them. Open,
1:44:10close, high, low. Open, close, high,
1:44:13low. And time frames. One minute time
1:44:17frame shows how many minutes worth of
1:44:19price action?
1:44:21Five minutes. Dumbass. No. One minute.
1:44:25The 15-minute time frame shows how many
1:44:28minutes worth of price action. What? 15
1:44:31minutes. Yeah. Lesson one checked off.
1:44:35You guys are killing it. I'll see you
1:44:36guys tomorrow or whenever the next video
1:44:39comes. I get like horny making these cuz
1:44:41I love teaching people. All right. Peace
1:44:44out. All right. What's going on, guys?
1:44:45or as promised, we are going to add on
1:44:47to our candlestick anatomy and we are
1:44:49going to talk about highs, lows, and
1:44:53trends within the market. We're going to
1:44:55start off with identifying highs and
1:44:57lows, and we're going to start off by
1:44:58drawing them out. And we'll do the same
1:45:00with trends, and then we'll go ahead
1:45:01into the actual candlestick chart so we
1:45:04can start outlining these uh market
1:45:07structures, okay, within the market to
1:45:10help us understand this, okay? And
1:45:12again, we're not trying to put anything
1:45:14together. um we're just learning anatomy
1:45:17of candlesticks and being able to
1:45:19identify some basic things that is
1:45:21necessary in order in order for us to be
1:45:24successful within the market. So without
1:45:26further ado, let's talk about highs and
1:45:29lows. So highs and lows are a two
1:45:33can okay, I'm not even going to try and
1:45:35write that, but it's a two candlestick
1:45:36pattern. And I'm not a pattern trader,
1:45:39but what is a pattern or what creates a
1:45:42high is two candlesticks. And if you
1:45:45think about a high, what does it need?
1:45:47It needs a move up. And then what what
1:45:50else does it need for it to be
1:45:52considered a high? Because if it just
1:45:53keeps moving up, then there there's no
1:45:55high. Okay? We need the high to be
1:45:59identified with a move up then a move
1:46:00down. So, it's as simple as green
1:46:04candlestick followed by a red
1:46:06candlestick and you take the highest
1:46:07point of those two candles. Now, what's
1:46:10the low? It's the inverse. A move down,
1:46:12then a move up, red candle, green
1:46:15candle, and you take the lowest point of
1:46:18those two candlesticks. Boom. You just
1:46:20learned how to identify highs and lows.
1:46:23Now, believe it or not, when I was
1:46:24teaching my mastermind this, this was
1:46:26one of the hardest things for them to
1:46:28consume, for them to digest because they
1:46:31just couldn't wrap their head around how
1:46:33easy and as simple as it could be.
1:46:35Stop trying to over complicate things.
1:46:37Let's think back to our very beginning
1:46:39videos where I said, "Look, I'm going to
1:46:41make this as simple as possible to make
1:46:43you guys successful." That's all I want
1:46:45to do. Stop trying to get in and do all
1:46:47this crazy [ __ ] from somebody who's been
1:46:50trading the market for like 30 years and
1:46:52teaching you guys [ __ ] that takes 30
1:46:54years of experience to understand when
1:46:56we can keep this [ __ ] simple
1:46:59and and get you guys off to the right
1:47:02foot. I would love it if you guys just
1:47:03threw out everything that you've ever
1:47:05learned about trading and just restarted
1:47:06with this series. Okay, a high is a move
1:47:08up, then a move down. You take the
1:47:09highest point of those two candles. A
1:47:11low is a move down, then a move up. Red
1:47:13candle, green candle, green candle, red
1:47:16candle, lowest point and highest point
1:47:18of those two candlesticks. Cool. Let's
1:47:20go and identify it in the chart now.
1:47:23Cool, cool, cool. Let's actually just go
1:47:25ahead and do this on I'll find a fresh
1:47:27chart.
1:47:31Where are the highs on this? Within
1:47:33here. Okay, I see four.
1:47:38Move up, then a move down. Bet. Highest
1:47:40point of those two candles. Move up,
1:47:42then I move down. Bet highest point of
1:47:44those two candles. Move up, then a move
1:47:46down. Bet highest point of those two
1:47:47candles. Move up, then I move down, bet,
1:47:50highest point of those two candles.
1:47:53Simple. Now, let's find lows.
1:47:58I see two within this chart.
1:48:01Move down, then a move up. Lowest point
1:48:03of those two candles. Move down, then a
1:48:05move up. Lowest point of those two
1:48:07candles. And if we scroll all the way
1:48:08back down here, move down and a move up.
1:48:10Boom. lowest point of those two candles.
1:48:16We know how to identify highs and lows.
1:48:18We are awesome at this, guys. Good job.
1:48:20Clap it up. But wait,
1:48:24some people might get confused in my
1:48:25mastermind. Somebody was asking, "Well,
1:48:28TJR.
1:48:29Well, look, this candle goes up and then
1:48:31this candle's up, but then there's a
1:48:32move down and and this was the highest
1:48:34point
1:48:36and this was the highest point right
1:48:37here.
1:48:40What is the next candle? It's up. So, I
1:48:42don't give a [ __ ] about that. What's a
1:48:44high? It's as simple as a move up and
1:48:46then a move down. I don't care how
1:48:47anybody else teaches it. You guys want
1:48:49to learn from me? Awesome. This is how I
1:48:51teach it and this is what works for me.
1:48:52So, this is how I'm going to teach it.
1:48:54I'm not going to give you guys no
1:48:55[ __ ] I'm not going to Look, it's a
1:48:56move up then a move down. Don't get
1:48:58[ __ ] confused. This doesn't apply to
1:49:01me. This does.
1:49:04If this candle's wick went all the way
1:49:07down here,
1:49:10but it still followed with a a black
1:49:12candle,
1:49:14I don't give a [ __ ]
1:49:16I don't care
1:49:18at all. Ever.
1:49:22This is the low. Move down, then a move
1:49:24up, and you find the lowest point of
1:49:26those candles. Move up, then a move
1:49:27down. Bet. You find the highest point of
1:49:29those two candles. Look in here. Move
1:49:32up, then a move down. You find the
1:49:33highest point of those two candles.
1:49:35Boom.
1:49:37Move up, then a move down. Find the
1:49:39highest point of those two candles.
1:49:41Move down, then a move up. You find the
1:49:43lowest point of those two candles.
1:49:47Simple enough. Don't try and do no.
1:49:50Whatever you're thinking right now, shut
1:49:51up. Shut up. Shut up, bro. I don't want
1:49:55to hear it. Stop overthinking. Sh. Like,
1:49:58turn your brain off.
1:50:01Green then red. Green, red, high, red,
1:50:05green, low. Simple caveman, bro. That's
1:50:10all we need.
1:50:12Awesome. We know how to identify highs
1:50:14and lows. Now, let's talk about how we
1:50:16can identify trends.
1:50:19Uptrends and downtrends. That's how the
1:50:22market moves. The market moves in three
1:50:23different ways. Up, down, and sideways.
1:50:30Okay, we want to talk about how we can
1:50:33identify all three of the ways that the
1:50:35market moves.
1:50:36An uptrend, which is why we have to
1:50:39learn highs and lows. First,
1:50:42consists of higher highs and higher
1:50:44lows. So, we see a high and then we see
1:50:47a low and then we see another high and
1:50:50then we see another low. And would you
1:50:51look at that? Oh, there. This high. This
1:50:53high. Oh, this high is higher than this
1:50:55one. And this low is higher than this
1:50:57one. Wow. It keeps going. Oh, higher
1:50:59high, higher low, higher high, higher
1:51:00low. And that's an uptrend. You know
1:51:02why? Because it continues going up and
1:51:04it's trending.
1:51:06Oh, craziness. Isn't that insane? So
1:51:10crazy. Now, take a wild guess what a
1:51:12downtrend is going to look like. Lower
1:51:14highs and lower lows.
1:51:17Why does this looks so shitty?
1:51:21There we go.
1:51:24Lower highs and lower lows. There's a
1:51:25high right here. There's a low right
1:51:26here. There's a lower high right here.
1:51:27There's a lower low right here. There's
1:51:29a lower high like right here. There's a
1:51:30lower low right here. Lower high right
1:51:31here. Lower low right here. Lower high
1:51:33right here. Boom.
1:51:39That's a downtrend. So, we covered up
1:51:42down. Now, let's cover sideways. What
1:51:44does market do when it moves sideways?
1:51:47Bing bong bing bong bing bong bing bong
1:51:50bing bong. Where there's no sense of
1:51:51direction. When we're literally moving
1:51:54sideways. We're not going up and we're
1:51:56not going down. We're going side to side
1:52:00and that's just called consolidation.
1:52:06Okay? And these trends and these
1:52:07movements can be found on every single
1:52:09time frame.
1:52:12Right? If we go to the one minute, I'll
1:52:13be able to find uptrends and downtrends.
1:52:15If I go in consolidation, if I go to the
1:52:17five minute, I'll be able to find
1:52:18uptrends and downtrends. If I go to the
1:52:201 hour, I'll be able to find uptrends
1:52:22and downtrends. If I go to the weekly,
1:52:23I'll be able to find uptrends,
1:52:24downtrends, consolidation, all of that.
1:52:30So, let's go ahead and do that right
1:52:31now. And this is when it's going to get
1:52:33scary.
1:52:35And my homework for you guys is to be
1:52:37able to identify, literally just get
1:52:40into the chart and just mark out high,
1:52:43low, high, low, high, low, higher, high,
1:52:46higher, low. be able to identify these
1:52:48highs and the lows and these trends and
1:52:50these market movements because if you're
1:52:52able to do that, we're one step closer.
1:52:55Another skill learned.
1:52:57Okay, so let's go into the 4 hour right
1:53:00now. 4 hour time frame where each candle
1:53:02represents 4 hours worth of price
1:53:04movement.
1:53:06Let's not pay attention to what price
1:53:07was doing before this. I'll give you
1:53:09guys a cheat sheet. Price before this
1:53:12was in an uptrend.
1:53:17Okay.
1:53:19Why? Well, if we look at it, where was
1:53:21price going? It was going up. That's
1:53:24another really easy way to identify an
1:53:26uptrend versus we see what price is
1:53:29doing right now. Where is price going?
1:53:31It's down going down. And if we want to
1:53:33scale in and see this, okay, what do we
1:53:36do? We start just identifying the highs
1:53:38and lows within the market.
1:53:40So, boom, this is a high. And boom, this
1:53:43is a low. Move down, then a move up. We
1:53:45take the lowest point of those two
1:53:46candles. Move up, then a move down. We
1:53:47take the highest point of those two
1:53:48candles.
1:53:50Then we look closer. Move down, then a
1:53:52move up. Wow, this low is lower than
1:53:55this one. Move up, then a move down.
1:53:57Wow, this high is lower than this one.
1:53:59Lower hose. Lower lows.
1:54:03Lower lows and lower highs.
1:54:06We're starting a downtrend on the 4 hour
1:54:08time frame.
1:54:12Now, if we get in here
1:54:16and look, unfortunately, the past couple
1:54:19weeks, super sloppy price action. Let's
1:54:21actually zoom out a bit. It'll be easier
1:54:22for us. Okay,
1:54:25let's just start. Let's ignore this.
1:54:28Let's just start right here because I
1:54:30don't want you guys to get confused. An
1:54:31uptrend move up, then a move down. Boom.
1:54:34High. Move down, then a move up. Boom.
1:54:37Low. Move up, then a move down. Boom.
1:54:40High. Move down, then a move up. Boom.
1:54:43Low, move up, then a move down. Even
1:54:45this classifies as a high. If the candle
1:54:48is so minuscule that it looks like this,
1:54:52where you can't even identify the color
1:54:53within it, just ignore it. I don't even
1:54:55want to see it. Move up, then it move
1:54:58down like this. You can see the color.
1:55:00I'm talking about when the candle was
1:55:02literally flat. There was no gain and
1:55:04there was no loss. Like, it opened and
1:55:05closed at pretty much the same exact
1:55:07price.
1:55:09Okay, so we see a move up, then it move
1:55:10down.
1:55:11higher high. We see a move down, then a
1:55:14move up. Boom. Higher low. We see a move
1:55:17up, then we see a move down. Boom.
1:55:18Higher high. Let's ignore what price is
1:55:21doing right now.
1:55:23So, we just identified an uptrend.
1:55:26Let's scale down into the 15minute. And
1:55:29now you'll start to see, okay, wow,
1:55:31there's a lot there's smaller trends
1:55:33within these bigger trends. And again, I
1:55:36don't want you guys get to get
1:55:37overwhelmed by this. I don't want you
1:55:39guys to even look into it. I don't even
1:55:40want you guys to get confused by it.
1:55:44Let's just focus on identifying trends.
1:55:48Okay, we have a move up, then a move
1:55:50down. We take the highest point right
1:55:51there. We have a move down, then a move
1:55:54up. We take the lowest point right
1:55:55there. We have a move up, then a move
1:55:56down. We have the highest point right
1:55:58there. Lower high. We see price move
1:56:00down lower. We see a move down, then a
1:56:03move up. Boom. Lower low. We see a move
1:56:05up, then we see a move down. Boom. Lower
1:56:08high.
1:56:10We see a dogey candle we don't give a
1:56:11[ __ ] about. Boom. We see a move down.
1:56:13Then we see a move up. Lower low. We see
1:56:16a move up then a move down. Boom. Lower
1:56:18high.
1:56:21This was a downtrend. I don't want to
1:56:23get confused with, you know, when these
1:56:25trends break or when that we'll get into
1:56:27that later. We'll talk about breakout
1:56:29structure later. We'll talk about
1:56:31structure and all of that later. But
1:56:32right now, we just want to be able to
1:56:33identify these trends. You guys are
1:56:35going to start seeing trends within
1:56:36trends where on the 15minute you see a
1:56:39break of structure. Ah wow we're getting
1:56:42way too far ahead. Hands off. That's it
1:56:44for today. That's all I want. Just for
1:56:47you guys to be able to identify these
1:56:48trends, higher highs and higher lows to
1:56:50be able to identify highs and lows. I
1:56:52need to remember you guys are just
1:56:53starting out which is what I'm here for.
1:56:55We'll keep today nice and short, nice
1:56:57and simple. Highs, lows, uptrends,
1:57:00downtrends. In consolidation, what is
1:57:02it? we don't necessarily have much of a
1:57:04direction,
1:57:05you know, it's just kind of going
1:57:07sideways.
1:57:09And the easiest way
1:57:11to see an uptrend or a downtrend, look
1:57:14at where it's going. If it's going up or
1:57:16down on every single time frame, is it
1:57:19moving up or is it moving down
1:57:22or is it moving sideways? So, boom. You
1:57:26guys just figured out how to identify
1:57:28trends. And you just guys you guys just
1:57:30figured out how to identify highs and
1:57:32lows. Awesome. Drill it as many times as
1:57:36possible and then we'll circle back for
1:57:40tomorrow.
1:57:54Okay. Focus. So today we are just going
1:57:57to be talking about breaker structure.
1:57:59Okay. And we are going to be applying
1:58:01everything that we learned from highs,
1:58:03lows, and trends.
1:58:05Wait, highs, lows, trends. So we're
1:58:08going to cover break of structure today.
1:58:11And I'm not going to tell you guys how
1:58:13to use it as a confluence. I'm not going
1:58:15to tell you guys I'm not going to tell
1:58:16you guys [ __ ] I'm just going to explain
1:58:18it to you guys. And you guys are just
1:58:21going to have to live with that and
1:58:23understand that we're not here to learn
1:58:26strategy yet.
1:58:29Almost
1:58:31eventually,
1:58:33just not yet.
1:58:35Okay, so without further ado, let's jump
1:58:39right into this bit.
1:58:42The S&P 500, we're not looking at that
1:58:44[ __ ] today. We're going to be using our
1:58:48favorite tool, the brush.
1:58:52Okay, so
1:58:54let's get started and quickly recap what
1:58:59we need to know in order to in order to
1:59:01identify a break of structure. What's a
1:59:03high?
1:59:05Up, down.
1:59:07Candle move up and a candle move down.
1:59:09What's a low? Down, up, move down, then
1:59:13a move up. We take the lowest point of
1:59:14the move down and the move up. That's
1:59:17the low. We take the highest point of
1:59:18the move up and then the move down.
1:59:20That's the high. Cool.
1:59:22Quickly identify it within the chart.
1:59:25Move down, then a move up. Lowest point
1:59:28of those two candles. Boom.
1:59:31Move up, then a move down. Highest point
1:59:33of those two candles. Boom. Low. High.
1:59:37Do we give a [ __ ] about two consecutive
1:59:41blue candles or green candles in your
1:59:43guys' case? No. Do we give a [ __ ] about
1:59:46two consecutive black candles or red
1:59:48candles in your guy's case? No, we do
1:59:52not. Okay. So, if this candle's wick
1:59:56was lower than this one, we do not give
1:59:58a [ __ ] because this is move down then a
2:00:00move up. This would be the low. Cool.
2:00:03Cool.
2:00:05Now that we did a little recap of highs
2:00:08and lows, let's get into
2:00:13breaking structure. So, we know that
2:00:16trends move in
2:00:19higher highs and higher lows and lower
2:00:21highs. Wow, that was horrible. This was
2:00:24good. This was a good uptrend. Let's
2:00:26start with the down. Damn. Come on, man.
2:00:30You would think that I've done this so
2:00:31many times. There we go. That's good
2:00:33enough. kind of a steep ass downtrend if
2:00:36you guys ask me. And I can't hit the
2:00:38highs when I hit the lows perfectly.
2:00:40Wow, aim is off. But anyways, we noted
2:00:43that an uptrend moves in higher highs
2:00:45and higher lows. And a downtrend moves
2:00:47in lower highs and lower lows. Okay.
2:00:53So, if we're in an uptrend,
2:00:56boink
2:00:58boink, what happens when price does
2:01:01this? Boom.
2:01:05Boom. And we end up making boom a lower
2:01:10low. Boom. And then a lower high after
2:01:14an uptrend.
2:01:17Break of structure. And we're typically
2:01:19able to spot this even before the lower
2:01:22low and the lower high gets put in
2:01:24because within an uptrend, if we see a
2:01:27low get closed underneath,
2:01:30that's a break of structure. And the
2:01:32same thing in a downtrend when we see a
2:01:34high closed above
2:01:39breakup structure.
2:01:41Okay? And you're probably thinking
2:01:42closed. What does that mean? It means
2:01:44the candle
2:01:47literally closes underneath that lowest
2:01:50point. So when we're in an uptrend,
2:01:52we're ident we're looking for lows for
2:01:54breaks of breaks of structure. When
2:01:56we're in a downtrend, we're looking at
2:01:57highs for breaks of structure.
2:02:01Okay. So, if we're in an uptrend, boom,
2:02:06and we're like, "Wow, higher high,
2:02:08higher low, higher high, higher low."
2:02:10Whoa.
2:02:12Low gets closed underneath.
2:02:16Okay, that's a break of structure
2:02:18because then this low that gets made is
2:02:22going to be lower than this one.
2:02:26And in an in a downtrend,
2:02:30the reason why it's a breakup structure
2:02:32is because this high
2:02:35is going to be higher than this one.
2:02:37What?
2:02:39Okay. So, all we want to do is be able
2:02:41to identify these. And the way that we
2:02:42identify it is in an uptrend, we're
2:02:45looking for lows. And when
2:02:48the lowest point of those two
2:02:50candlesticks of the down then up move,
2:02:53if we see a candle close underneath
2:02:55that, not a wick. Remember, think back
2:02:58to our candlestick anatomy.
2:03:00If this is a down candle, be red.
2:03:05If the close, so right here, if it
2:03:08closes underneath the lowest point, then
2:03:10it's a break of structure. Vice versa.
2:03:13If this is a
2:03:19green candle
2:03:23and we get
2:03:29a breakup structure to the upside, the
2:03:31clues, the candle has to close, meaning
2:03:34this line right here on the candlestick
2:03:38has to be above this high.
2:03:41Okay? So
2:03:43again, this shouldn't be too difficult
2:03:45to understand.
2:03:47I just drew it out for you guys. Let's
2:03:49go ahead and spot this. Spot them. Got
2:03:52them. Okay. So if we look at this,
2:03:58it's a great first example.
2:04:01Okay. What were we in? If we just move
2:04:04this to like Whoa, my thing's glitching.
2:04:09We just move this here.
2:04:13Okay, if we just look at this like let's
2:04:15make this as simple as possible. We have
2:04:16a high, then we have a low, then we have
2:04:18another high, then we have another low,
2:04:20whatever. Consolidation, then we have
2:04:21another high, and then boom, look at the
2:04:24most recent low, right? So, before this,
2:04:26we were in an uptrend. You're probably
2:04:28thinking, what? We we weren't in an
2:04:30uptrend. Yes, we were. Why? Look at
2:04:33prices. It's literally going up. We have
2:04:34a high, then we have a low. Yes, this is
2:04:36technically a lower high and you're
2:04:38probably confused, but again, sometimes
2:04:41the the market moves sideways, but
2:04:43again, this is a higher low. Okay, so as
2:04:46long as long as the lows within an
2:04:49uptrend are not closed underneath, then
2:04:50we're not going to break structure. But
2:04:52then what happens? Okay, we get a higher
2:04:54high. Cool. But then this candle closes,
2:04:57right? This is the where this candle
2:05:00closed
2:05:02underneath the most recent low. So what
2:05:04did that do? that broke structure to the
2:05:08downside.
2:05:10And then what do we see price do? We
2:05:12come up, we make a little high right
2:05:15here and then we continue lower. Okay,
2:05:18let's find it in the opposite direction.
2:05:19Okay, a break for structure to the
2:05:20upside.
2:05:22This is perfect right here. Okay, so we
2:05:25see boom, price is dumping down. We're
2:05:28in a downtrend, right? High, low, high,
2:05:32low, high, low, high. And then what
2:05:36happens?
2:05:37This is the high move up then a move
2:05:39down. Boom. This candle is equal. Okay,
2:05:42so we didn't necessarily get a break
2:05:43with this candle. But then boom, this
2:05:45candlestick
2:05:47closed
2:05:49above this high within a downtrend.
2:05:53Where did price go after that?
2:05:55Higher. And I don't want you guys to get
2:05:57any ideas. You guys cannot definitely
2:06:00will never ever ever be able to turn
2:06:02profitable just by identifying breakup
2:06:04structure. So before you think that this
2:06:06is the golden ticket to being
2:06:09profitable, just like put your hands
2:06:12back in your ass and keep watching these
2:06:13videos, okay? Cuz you're not even a
2:06:17second of the way there. But this is a
2:06:20really awesome tool that we will use way
2:06:23later down the line and throughout all
2:06:25of our trading and that we have to
2:06:26understand. And because we know the
2:06:28concepts of highs, lows, and trends, we
2:06:31can now identify this. And now we have
2:06:34this nice little tool in our toolbox.
2:06:36Okay. So, does that make sense? When
2:06:37we're in a downtrend, we're identifying
2:06:39highs,
2:06:42okay? And we're waiting for highs to get
2:06:44broken above. And we're not necessarily
2:06:46waiting. We're just understanding that
2:06:48if a high gets closed above, if the most
2:06:51recent high gets closed above in a
2:06:54downtrend, then it's a break of
2:06:55structure. Okay? And now what has
2:06:57started an uptrend. Okay? So if we look
2:07:03from there, right, price ends up moving
2:07:05higher.
2:07:07Okay,
2:07:09let's try and show some other examples
2:07:12of this. Okay,
2:07:15on NASDAQ, we have a move down, then a
2:07:18move up.
2:07:21Price closes this candlestick all the
2:07:25way underneath this low. Where does
2:07:27price go after that? Down. Okay, it
2:07:30broke structure out of this uptrend that
2:07:32it was in.
2:07:35Okay, we were in an uptrend here. We got
2:07:36a break of structure to the downside.
2:07:38And then because we got that breakup
2:07:40structure, we're now in a downtrend. And
2:07:42then here we have a move up, then a move
2:07:44down. We take the highest point of those
2:07:46two. Boom. We get a break up. Now we're
2:07:49in an uptrend. Okay, that's really all I
2:07:51need you guys to understand for now.
2:07:53Okay, is understand that when we're in
2:07:55when we're in an uptrend, if a low gets
2:07:58closed underneath, if we get a candle
2:08:00closure underneath the most recent low,
2:08:02then we're now in a downtrend. And if
2:08:05we're in a downtrend
2:08:08and the most recent high gets closed
2:08:10above, now we're in an uptrend. I don't
2:08:13want you guys to Hold on. I have to
2:08:14sneeze.
2:08:18I don't want you guys to try and put no
2:08:20pieces together. I don't want you guys
2:08:21to do any of that. I don't It's not that
2:08:25deep. You guys know highs, you guys know
2:08:27lows, you guys know trends. And now, you
2:08:30know, when we're in an uptrend and we
2:08:33see a candle close underneath the most
2:08:35recent low,
2:08:38it's a break of structure and now we're
2:08:40in a downtrend. And the same thing to
2:08:43the downside. If we're in a downtrend
2:08:45and we
2:08:46close above the most recent high, if we
2:08:49get a candle closure above the most
2:08:50recent high, now we're in an uptrend.
2:08:54Okay?
2:08:56Plain and simple.
2:08:59Super super simple. That's all I want to
2:09:01teach you guys today. Now that you guys
2:09:03understand the base fundamentals of day
2:09:06trading charts, trends, highs, lows, and
2:09:10time frames, now we can actually get
2:09:12into the fun stuff. And before you guys
2:09:14get too excited, okay, these are
2:09:16confluences and pieces of strategy that
2:09:19took a very long time for me to learn.
2:09:21So don't get like too freaked out when
2:09:24we start going deep into these concepts.
2:09:26take your guys' time with this because
2:09:28someone like me, again, like I was
2:09:30saying, this isn't going to happen
2:09:31overnight in one single day. If you guys
2:09:33need to space this out and rewatch this
2:09:35video a couple times or rewind over a
2:09:37couple confluences that you guys may
2:09:39have missed out on, that's okay. I'm
2:09:41going to try my best to explain these in
2:09:43the most beginner friendly way so that
2:09:45you guys are able to fully grasp these
2:09:48concepts and understand them in the
2:09:51complete entirety, building off of those
2:09:53fundamentals that you guys just learned.
2:09:55Again, these are going to be very very
2:09:57very very I can't stress enough the most
2:10:00important thing when it comes to
2:10:01understanding and predicting with a high
2:10:03probability where price wants to go on a
2:10:06daily basis. So, if you guys are unable
2:10:08to understand these confluences, do not
2:10:10move to the next one and just say I'll
2:10:12get back to this later or I'll attempt
2:10:14to figure this out like as time goes on.
2:10:16No, we need to fully understand these
2:10:18confluences. So, if you guys need to
2:10:20spend more time on this, please do that.
2:10:22I tried to structure these videos so
2:10:23that they're very I guess you could say
2:10:25like beginner friendly where we we go
2:10:27from like absolute bare minimum and then
2:10:29we scale up to these highlevel skill
2:10:31sets. So we're going to start off with
2:10:33don't discredit these early concepts
2:10:35that we're going to start talking about
2:10:36because we're going to jump straight
2:10:38into liquidity and draws on liquidity is
2:10:40probably the most important confluence
2:10:42that you guys are going to learn. But
2:10:44again, it's one of these fundamentals
2:10:46that we have to learn and have to
2:10:47understand just like candlesticks, just
2:10:49like time frames, okay? just like
2:10:51trends, just like highs and lows, and
2:10:52just like breakup structure to be able
2:10:54to then transition that into draws and
2:10:58liquidity. And then once we can
2:10:59understand draws on liquidity, we'll go
2:11:01a little bit deeper into these more
2:11:02advanced concepts that are going to
2:11:04expand your guys' knowledge on how to
2:11:06predict price action consistently with a
2:11:08high probability on a daily basis. So
2:11:10before you guys get into these, just
2:11:12take a deep breath, get your notepad
2:11:14out. Maybe if you guys want to draw
2:11:15these out while we're going over these
2:11:17videos, that's okay. That will be
2:11:18beneficial for you guys. And again, take
2:11:21your time with each one of these
2:11:22confluences. If you guys want to split
2:11:23them up daytoday, that's okay. And
2:11:26again, if you guys want to learn these
2:11:27concepts even more in depth, I have a
2:11:30little link in the description where you
2:11:31guys can be coached and mentored by me.
2:11:33If you guys are already like halfway
2:11:34through this video and you guys are
2:11:35like, "This is freaking awesome, but I
2:11:37want to get like direct mentorship from
2:11:39you." There's going to be a link in the
2:11:40description if you guys want to sign up
2:11:42for my day trading blueprint where you
2:11:43guys are going to be able to get on
2:11:44coaching calls with me and be able to
2:11:46relearn all of these confluences that
2:11:48I'm giving to you guys in this video
2:11:49where if you guys are struggling with
2:11:51this, you guys are going to be able to
2:11:52ask me and other coaches some questions
2:11:55on how to figure out these confluences
2:11:56and to structure your strategy in the
2:11:58right way. So, if you guys are
2:11:59struggling with this, maybe you guys
2:12:00consider joining the blueprint because
2:12:02that's what it's there for to help you
2:12:03guys a little bit more on a more
2:12:05personal level. if something like this,
2:12:07a massive free course, isn't necessarily
2:12:09getting you guys to where you guys want
2:12:10to go. So, with that being said, let's
2:12:12jump into these confluences. Again, take
2:12:14your time. I try and go from like bare
2:12:16minimum scaling up to some high elite
2:12:20level analyzation of price action. So,
2:12:22again, take your time with this. With
2:12:24that being said, let's jump into it.
2:12:26>> That was insane. Drop a little comment
2:12:27below if you guys have been enjoying
2:12:29this. Today, we're talking about, as you
2:12:30guys can tell by the title, liquidity.
2:12:34Liquidity. Liquidity. Liquidity.
2:12:39Liquidity.
2:12:40L I Q U I D. Wait. L I Q U I D I T T Y.
2:12:49Liquidity. Spelling be champion. Just
2:12:52kidding. I dropped out of college.
2:12:55Anyways,
2:12:56boom. Okay.
2:13:01Wait.
2:13:04Boom. Okay, so we're going to go over
2:13:07Damn, this is actually small as [ __ ]
2:13:09Let me make this bigger for you guys.
2:13:11That's what she said for you guys.
2:13:13Pause. Okay, what it is,
2:13:18why we need it, and then how we identify
2:13:22it. That's day two. So, Ben, so let's
2:13:26cover what is liquidity. So, liquidity
2:13:29is just resting orders. Okay.
2:13:37Whoa. Five.
2:13:39Damn. Nine. We're getting higher and
2:13:41higher.
2:13:43Okay. So, what is it? It's resting
2:13:45orders. Okay. And this might not make a
2:13:48lot of sense to you guys right now.
2:13:49Okay. But I just want you guys to
2:13:52understand the concept of it. Not where
2:13:54it is on a chart. Not Jesus. This game
2:13:57is so [ __ ] long.
2:14:02Not where it
2:14:04I'm so sweaty, bro. Not where it is on
2:14:06the chart chart, not how to identify it,
2:14:09just understand the concept itself and
2:14:12why we want to be able to identify it.
2:14:14And then we'll get into identifying it.
2:14:16And then also way more down the line,
2:14:19we'll talk about how we can use it to
2:14:21our advantage to be able to take trades
2:14:24and to be able to understand where price
2:14:26wants to go. Okay. So, what is it? It's
2:14:29literally just resting orders, okay?
2:14:31Whether that be buy orders, whether that
2:14:32be sell orders, whether that be buy
2:14:34limits, whether that be sell limits,
2:14:36whether that be stop losses, whether
2:14:37that be take profits,
2:14:40resting orders. And it is on every time
2:14:46frame
2:14:48and
2:14:55it is required for the market to move
2:15:01slash change direction.
2:15:04Okay, so it's resting orders and it lies
2:15:08on every single time frame. You can find
2:15:10liquidity on every single time frame and
2:15:12you guys will understand that more when
2:15:14we get into identifying it because
2:15:16believe it or not, you guys already know
2:15:19how to find it because it's one of the
2:15:21We're going too far because it's one of
2:15:23the concepts. Don't go too far.
2:15:26It's one of the concepts that I already
2:15:28taught you guys and it's super easy to
2:15:30identify, believe it or not. Um, it
2:15:34appears on every single time frame and
2:15:35it's required for the market to move
2:15:37slash change direction slash break
2:15:40structure slash start a new trend slash
2:15:43continue a trend all of that good stuff
2:15:46because again we need resting orders to
2:15:49be able to fill orders to be able to
2:15:52make the market move, right? If we can't
2:15:54fill orders then the market can't move.
2:15:56Okay? And that's also why we need it.
2:16:00Okay? Again,
2:16:04this is going to be a pretty quick
2:16:05video. Okay, so why do we need it?
2:16:09Why do we even want to know where
2:16:11liquidity is, where liquidity lies, or
2:16:13why do we even want to understand it in
2:16:15the first place? Because
2:16:18it
2:16:20determines
2:16:22where
2:16:26market
2:16:28is drawn towards
2:16:31and it is required
2:16:34for market to move slash change
2:16:39direction.
2:16:40Whoa.
2:16:43Okay. So why do we even want to be able
2:16:46to identify it in the first place?
2:16:48Because it determines where the market
2:16:50is going to draw towards liquidity is
2:16:52used as like a magnet. Just like a [ __ ]
2:16:55what how can I relate this? Like have
2:16:57you guys ever seen the movie Robots
2:17:00and that big annoying ass like bowling
2:17:04ball one robot who's mean, who was like
2:17:08the like the biggest and like the like
2:17:11most goatated robot. And then there's
2:17:13like that massive swinging magnet thing
2:17:16and he ends up getting sucked up to it.
2:17:22You guys probably don't remember that,
2:17:23but it's in the chop shop. Y'all
2:17:26remember the chop shop? If you guys
2:17:27haven't seen your homework tonight is
2:17:29watching the movie Robots. It's an old
2:17:31ass cartoon movie, but it's awesome. Um,
2:17:34but anyways, why do we need it? Because
2:17:37it determines where the market is drawn
2:17:39towards. So obviously what are what is
2:17:41our goal when we're trying to trade,
2:17:44right? Think back to some of our
2:17:46beginning days. What are our main goals?
2:17:48To figure out where price wants to go.
2:17:50That's our only goal when we're trading
2:17:51is to figure out and be able to
2:17:53accurately predict where price wants to
2:17:55go. So that's a pretty big [ __ ]
2:17:57thing. If this thing determines where
2:18:00the market is going to draw towards this
2:18:02should be the center of our attention.
2:18:05This should be the the [ __ ] thing,
2:18:07okay, that gives that we give all of our
2:18:09attention because it's where market gets
2:18:11drawn towards and
2:18:14it's required for the market to even
2:18:16move or change direction. So, it's what
2:18:20causes price to go to another price,
2:18:24causes price to move. It also causes
2:18:26price to change direction. It causes all
2:18:29of the market movements. Okay? So
2:18:33that is why we need it in order to
2:18:36determine damn
2:18:39in order to determine where price wants
2:18:41to go. Okay? Because again that is our
2:18:44main focus. All right? And if we and if
2:18:47our goal is just to make money within
2:18:48trading, we're going to suck ass at
2:18:51predicting where price wants to go.
2:18:52Because if our only goal is to make
2:18:54money within trading, we're going to
2:18:56overleverage. We're going to overtrade.
2:18:57And we're not going to enter for any
2:18:59good reason. versus if we just want to
2:19:01understand where price wants to go and
2:19:03if we just want to predict where price
2:19:05wants to go and we take accurate sound
2:19:09probable decisions off of that money
2:19:11will just come along with those
2:19:12decisions. So today's going to be really
2:19:15quick, super simple liquidity, what is
2:19:19it? It's just resting orders and it's on
2:19:21every single time frame. It's required
2:19:23for the market to move and to change
2:19:25direction. Why do we need it? Why do we
2:19:27want to be able to spot it, identify on
2:19:30the chart, which we're going to get into
2:19:31next video? Because it determines where
2:19:34the market is drawn towards or it
2:19:36determines where the market is drawn to
2:19:38where price is drawn towards and it's
2:19:40required for the market to move and to
2:19:43change direction. So, pretty freaking
2:19:45big deal, this little concept right
2:19:47here. So,
2:19:50that la wraps up our first little
2:19:52lesson. [ __ ] it. We actually might split
2:19:53this into three. Um
2:19:57uh
2:19:59I'll see I'll see how what I want to do
2:20:01here. But anyways, that wraps it up.
2:20:04Super quick, super simple. Boom. We have
2:20:07the concept. Don't try and look up no
2:20:10extra video again, guys. Trust me,
2:20:13daddy.
2:20:16Trust me. I promise you guys,
2:20:20I'm going to make trading so [ __ ]
2:20:22easy for you guys. Just go one step at a
2:20:24time with me, okay? And maybe you guys
2:20:26are watching this five years from now
2:20:28and like you're like, "Bet on to the
2:20:30next video. Wrap it up. [ __ ] like
2:20:32chipmunk [ __ ] pipsqueak." Okay, but
2:20:37for the people that are watching this in
2:20:38real time that are like trying to learn,
2:20:40that are like, "Please, please, please
2:20:41just give us a strategy." Shut the [ __ ]
2:20:43up. We're going to get there. You guys
2:20:46have to understand this [ __ ] first.
2:20:47Because if you don't understand this
2:20:48[ __ ] first, you're just going to be
2:20:49forever stuck in the constant cycle of
2:20:51buy signal, buy signal, buy signal. Oh,
2:20:53I want to make money. I want to make
2:20:54money. I don't even give a [ __ ] where
2:20:55Price wants to go. Okay? And then I'm
2:20:58going to scream and punch all of you
2:21:00guys in the face when I meet you.
2:21:04And we don't want that.
2:21:06It would be fun for me,
2:21:10but we do not want that. And I want you
2:21:12guys to turn into profitable traders.
2:21:14So, it takes one little itsybitsy one 1%
2:21:18better every single day. In fact, if you
2:21:20guys are watching this 5 years later,
2:21:22it's probably better if you guys take
2:21:23the [ __ ] one step at a time, too. And
2:21:26just like don't [ __ ] don't like just
2:21:28get through like the next 50 videos in a
2:21:31single night and then just all just try
2:21:33and trade it all at once. It's going to
2:21:36be way too much information versus if
2:21:37you just take this one step at a time,
2:21:39trust me, it'll be super beneficial.
2:21:41Today we are going to be talking about
2:21:43identifying it or where it lies, where
2:21:46liquidity lies on the chart. Um, and no,
2:21:49we're not going to be talking about
2:21:50liquidity sweeps. We're
2:21:55we are just going to be talking about
2:21:57liquidity in general. Okay? And you're
2:22:00probably thinking, "What? That doesn't
2:22:01make any sense." Like, what? I want to
2:22:04trade liquidity sweeps. That's all you
2:22:06trade. That's every single trade recap
2:22:08you're talking about. Liquidity sweep. I
2:22:10know, little Billy, but guess what? You
2:22:13need to wait a [ __ ] second because
2:22:15you don't even know anything right now.
2:22:17We're on day 11 of you learning how to
2:22:19trade. So, with that being said, we're
2:22:22just Today is going to be another
2:22:23relatively short day. All of these
2:22:25concepts are going to be relatively
2:22:27short days until we put that [ __ ]
2:22:29together. BR, that's going to be a long
2:22:33day. That's going to be like an hour.
2:22:36I'll probably split that [ __ ] into like
2:22:40three 1-hour segments to put that [ __ ]
2:22:42together for you guys. But right now,
2:22:44like the concepts themselves, they
2:22:46should be easy because they are pretty
2:22:49easy to understand. And that's my goal
2:22:51to make this [ __ ] really easy to
2:22:53understand for you guys. So, without
2:22:55further ado, let's jump into the chart
2:22:57work and start talking about where
2:22:59liquidity lies. So, if we think back to
2:23:04I'm not even going to pull out the
2:23:06Google doc, but if we think back to what
2:23:09liquidity is, right? It's resting orders
2:23:12or air a price range where orders can
2:23:14get filled. Okay? And we think about why
2:23:17we need it. It's because that's where
2:23:19orders get filled. And that's and
2:23:21liquidity is what moves the market. It's
2:23:23what causes the market to change
2:23:25direction. It's what literally makes the
2:23:27market move on every single time frame.
2:23:28So there's liquidity on the one minute,
2:23:30there's liquidity on the 5m minute, 15,
2:23:321 hour, weekly, daily, monthly. Um
2:23:35there's liquidity throughout all of
2:23:37that. And there's constant fills of
2:23:41these price ranges where liquidity lies,
2:23:44filling of these resting orders to make
2:23:46the market move the way that it does. So
2:23:50with that knowledge, we want to figure
2:23:51out where do these orders lie? Where
2:23:55could potential resting orders be? Well,
2:23:58let's think about this in just a super
2:24:01basic manner, okay? If we're in an
2:24:04uptrend,
2:24:07okay?
2:24:09And we think about just how a trend
2:24:13moves, okay? Higher highs and higher
2:24:16lows, right?
2:24:18Most beginner traders or retail traders,
2:24:22they like they're taught, luckily you
2:24:24guys are being taught by me, but they're
2:24:26taught that like when you see an
2:24:28uptrend, you wait for a high to get
2:24:32pushed past and then you enter into a
2:24:34long.
2:24:35Okay, so we know that, okay, there's
2:24:37going to be people entering into buys
2:24:40when highs get pushed above.
2:24:43Okay, what else is happening? Well, in a
2:24:45downtrend,
2:24:48most people put their stop losses above
2:24:50highs,
2:24:51right? So, thankfully, there's a lot of
2:24:55[ __ ] idiots who think uptrends are
2:24:58also downtrends,
2:25:01you know? Like, luckily, that was one of
2:25:03the first things that we taught you
2:25:04guys, so you guys don't get confused
2:25:06with that. But in turn, those idiots
2:25:10maybe they see a downtrend on a smaller
2:25:13time frame. Maybe we're on the hourly
2:25:15time frame and they're on the 5minute
2:25:16and they see a downtrend, whatever. But
2:25:18because of that, there's also stop
2:25:21losses above these highs. So people are
2:25:24pressing by when these highs get pushed
2:25:26above. And also people are getting
2:25:29forced out of their sell positions that
2:25:32they were in because of their stop
2:25:34losses above these highs. And if we
2:25:36think about how a stock exchange works,
2:25:38when we're shorting a stock, in order to
2:25:41exit,
2:25:43we have to buy those shares back at
2:25:46either a higher price or a lower price.
2:25:48Most of the time, we're trying to get a
2:25:49lower price because we're shorting.
2:25:52Okay?
2:25:55So, when these people are shorting the
2:25:58market and they get stopped out, what do
2:26:00they have to do? They have to buy those
2:26:03shares back. So now there's two sets of
2:26:07resting orders of people
2:26:10buying. Okay, we have people who are
2:26:13getting stopped out from their short
2:26:15positions and we're also getting people
2:26:18going just purely long after these highs
2:26:22get broken above.
2:26:24So now we see, damn,
2:26:28lots of orders get filled above highs.
2:26:33H. Isn't that pretty nifty?
2:26:37Okay, now let's think about a downtrend.
2:26:40Let's think about lows. Well, when let's
2:26:42do it reverse. When we're in an uptrend
2:26:45and we are going long, where do we
2:26:47usually put our stop loss
2:26:49underneath lows?
2:26:51And again, there's idiots.
2:26:55So sometimes we're in downtrends
2:26:58and people try and long these little
2:27:00retracements and they have their stop
2:27:02loss underneath these lows.
2:27:05So what happens when that stop loss gets
2:27:08hit,
2:27:10they have to
2:27:13sell their shares back
2:27:17at a lower price, right? They probably
2:27:20went long somewhere within here and then
2:27:21boom, their stop loss gets hit. They
2:27:23exit the position at a lower price price
2:27:26price causing them to have to short,
2:27:30right? It's it's it's an exchange or
2:27:32sell, right? They entered into buys,
2:27:34they have to sell it back at a lower
2:27:36price, losing money. And then at the
2:27:39same time in a downtrend,
2:27:42when people or retail traders see lows
2:27:44get pushed below
2:27:47again downtrend, what do they do? They
2:27:50enter into shorts. So, wow.
2:27:53We can see that highs
2:27:56and lows
2:27:59are typically where a lot of orders are
2:28:03filled. Above highs and below lows.
2:28:09So bingo. There you go. We figured out
2:28:11where liquidity is. It resides above
2:28:13highs and below lows. Now, something to
2:28:15keep in mind though, because we're
2:28:17talking about the banks or the
2:28:19institutions, the algorithm, whatever,
2:28:21to fill these massive amounts of orders,
2:28:24okay? Because we're talking about that,
2:28:29we don't [ __ ] know where they're
2:28:31going to fill those orders.
2:28:33We just know
2:28:36that there's a possibility
2:28:40for them to enter into those orders
2:28:43above highs and below lows. So, it's
2:28:47just a probability thing. Okay? So, when
2:28:49we see an uptrend, we're not like seeing
2:28:52a high and instantly being like short
2:28:53it, right? Because then we would be
2:28:56stupid because then then price would
2:28:58look like this
2:29:02and it would like be like the worst
2:29:04endless cycle of like liquidity sweep
2:29:07like just a constantly expanding
2:29:10consolidation like that, right? And
2:29:13that's not how it works, right? Because
2:29:15we we see price move in trends,
2:29:19higher highs and higher lows. So we know
2:29:20that okay there there was potential for
2:29:25orders sell orders to be filled here
2:29:28because there's so many people going
2:29:29long right if we understand that there's
2:29:32resting buy orders here
2:29:37again this market is an exchange
2:29:41there are resting buy orders here a [ __ ]
2:29:44ton of them right because there's people
2:29:45going short they're going to get stopped
2:29:47out and there's also people going long
2:29:48when this high gets pushed above
2:29:50Wouldn't
2:29:52that be the perfect opportunity
2:29:55for the market
2:29:57to fill its sell orders, right? Because
2:30:01we're playing against the house. The
2:30:03house always wins.
2:30:06The house is built to beat us.
2:30:10So, how does the house beat us? By going
2:30:13by literally going the [ __ ] against us.
2:30:14There's they see, oh, there's a [ __ ] ton
2:30:16of buy orders resting above highs. So
2:30:19when this high gets pushed above, what
2:30:22does that give them the the opportunity
2:30:24to do? Short it. They can fill their
2:30:28massive amounts of sell orders
2:30:31and cause a change of direction. Cause
2:30:34those breakup structures that you guys
2:30:36see or I were identifying on the chart
2:30:38and start a downtrend.
2:30:42But does that mean they're they're going
2:30:45to short at every single high? Does that
2:30:47mean they're s filling sell orders at
2:30:49every single high? And does that mean
2:30:50they're filling buy orders at every
2:30:53single low? No.
2:30:57But we know there's just some sort of
2:30:59probability that it could happen.
2:31:03Okay. So, I want to go into the chart
2:31:05and I don't want to get too ahead of
2:31:07ourselves, but I just want to go into
2:31:09identifying this. And we can see this
2:31:12pretty frequently
2:31:14within pretty much like every freaking
2:31:18time frame, okay? If you if you really
2:31:21try and really want to do that.
2:31:25Okay? So, like again, I don't want to
2:31:28get too into this,
2:31:30but we see an uptrend here, right?
2:31:33Moving higher highs, higher lows, right?
2:31:36There's a high right here, a low right
2:31:37here, high right here, low right here.
2:31:39And then look at this candle.
2:31:44What does it do? Or if we even go into
2:31:47the lower time frame, we can see. Wow.
2:31:53What does this look like?
2:31:55Buy orders getting filled underneath
2:31:58these lows. What is this big dick of a
2:32:02candle thrusting to the thrusting to the
2:32:07downside
2:32:09underneath these lows? Do
2:32:12it gives
2:32:15the market opportunity to fill buy
2:32:17orders. Why? Because people have to
2:32:19sell.
2:32:22People have to
2:32:26people get stopped out of their buy
2:32:28orders. Let's say they press buy right
2:32:29here because they're like, "Oh my god,
2:32:31it's forming an uptrend on the
2:32:32fiveminute. We don't give a fuck." Okay,
2:32:34people press buy right here and their
2:32:36stop loss is underneath these lows. So,
2:32:39what does the market do? Mink, give me
2:32:41those.
2:32:43No more buy orders for you. You have to
2:32:45sell and you have to sell for us to buy.
2:32:49And then also, what does that do?
2:32:52I'm sure a lot of you guys, if you guys
2:32:54saw this big black candlestick breaking
2:32:57this support zone,
2:33:00y'all are pressing [ __ ] sell. Y'all
2:33:02are like, "Oh my god, it's going to go
2:33:04down because it broke the support,
2:33:07idiot. Market's going long."
2:33:11But again, if we zoom out because I
2:33:14again, I don't want to get ahead of
2:33:15ourselves. If we zoom out on the hourly
2:33:18time frame,
2:33:21we can see that we were in an uptrend.
2:33:28Okay,
2:33:30let's find more examples of this. We can
2:33:32even find it on the weekly time frame.
2:33:38Look at this. We're in a downtrend,
2:33:39right? We see a breakup structure right
2:33:40here. We see a high right here. Boom.
2:33:44And like this is how manipulative the
2:33:46market gets. Okay, this was like
2:33:49all-time highs, okay, before we had like
2:33:51our mini freaking recession during like
2:33:54started in 21 all the way till like 22
2:33:5723. Um, okay, we see a break of
2:34:00structure on the weekly and then we see,
2:34:02oh, this nice little high is made right
2:34:04here and then, oh my gosh, the markets
2:34:08we're we just made a monthly retrace. We
2:34:11We can't wait to get our economy back.
2:34:15Psyche.
2:34:18You're my liquidity.
2:34:22Because what was every single dumbass
2:34:26doing when they saw these highs get
2:34:27pushed above? They were going long. And
2:34:31what did all the people who thought they
2:34:33were smartasses
2:34:35by shorting this leg down, who have
2:34:38their stop losses above here, what were
2:34:40they forced to do when this goes above
2:34:42there?
2:34:44They're forced
2:34:46to buy back
2:34:48those shares at a higher price causing
2:34:52them to get stopped out, right? Because
2:34:53that's how the exchange works. They have
2:34:55to buy back those shares. So there's two
2:34:58forms of buyers here. people who are
2:35:00getting stopped out and then also idiots
2:35:02who are going long and also idiots who
2:35:04are going short on this. And then what
2:35:06does that give the market the
2:35:07opportunity to do? Fill sell orders and
2:35:11[ __ ] the bed.
2:35:18Okay.
2:35:21I don't know how political we can get on
2:35:23here. Um we all remember what happened
2:35:26around January, February in 2020. that
2:35:29big spooky thing. So scary. If we look
2:35:33at the monthly time frame, let's really
2:35:35think about how manipulative
2:35:39um the people in charge, the market
2:35:43makers are.
2:35:46Wow.
2:35:48Ain't that convenient?
2:35:51Ain't ain't this thing right here that
2:35:54little scary thing that made us lock our
2:35:58doors forever
2:36:00and made people lose jobs and
2:36:04made people lose loved ones.
2:36:08Isn't that [ __ ] convenient
2:36:12that it comes down,
2:36:16sweeps
2:36:18monthly lows
2:36:21and fills a bunch of buy orders and
2:36:24stops out a bunch of people who were
2:36:25going long throughout all of this. and
2:36:29also
2:36:31caused every person to be so [ __ ]
2:36:35scared
2:36:37that they ended up shorting the stock
2:36:39market.
2:36:42And wasn't that just the best buying
2:36:44opportunity for the market makers and
2:36:46for all the people in charge?
2:36:51Like if that doesn't show why liquidity
2:36:53is important,
2:36:56like like two months, I'm we know that
2:36:59[ __ ] lasted longer than two months.
2:37:02They just needed to hit a little pump
2:37:04and dump on your headpiece so they could
2:37:07capitalize and push price all the way up
2:37:11to alltime highs.
2:37:16So now hopefully you guys realize why
2:37:19this [ __ ] is important.
2:37:24cuz
2:37:26you can see through lies with the chart.
2:37:30There's a reason why I I mean I'm not
2:37:32even going to get [ __ ] political with
2:37:33the shits,
2:37:35but there's a reason why I never
2:37:37entertained any of this [ __ ] because I
2:37:39saw this
2:37:42and I saw through the [ __ ]
2:37:45And
2:37:48that's the awesome thing about charts.
2:37:51Charts do not lie ever. And we can see
2:37:55through that by seeing liquidity. So all
2:38:01that I want you guys to take away from
2:38:02that today is liquidity lies
2:38:05above highs, right? Because what happens
2:38:09is a bunch of people goes go long. Do we
2:38:12want to go long when there's like a
2:38:14potential sweep?
2:38:16Well, no, because the market's looking
2:38:18to go short or has the potential to go
2:38:21short.
2:38:23And then same thing in a downtrend.
2:38:26Okay, we know that there's a bunch of
2:38:27people who are going to go short. Why?
2:38:29Because there's stop losses underneath
2:38:31lows for people who have to sell who
2:38:33have to sell their shares at a lower
2:38:35price. And there's also people who are
2:38:38going to go short because they it's in a
2:38:42downtrend.
2:38:43And do we want to be a part of the
2:38:45[ __ ] crowd? No, sir. We want to be
2:38:51part of the [ __ ] market makers. We
2:38:53want to be on the winning side of
2:38:56things. So, do we press buy every time
2:38:59we see a low get pushed underneath? Hell
2:39:01no. Y'all aren't even there to learning
2:39:04even how to confirm that this shit's a
2:39:06sweep, but we just need to be able to
2:39:08identify
2:39:10and just understand. Boom. You guys
2:39:12understand it. Liquidity lies above
2:39:14highs and below lows. That's where the
2:39:17majority of orders are going to get
2:39:19filled.
2:39:21Cool. And that's where price is
2:39:23typically drawn to towards. It's drawn
2:39:26towards highs and it's drawn towards
2:39:27lows. Cool. I awesome. Nice. We are
2:39:32going to be talking about order [ __ ]
2:39:36Order blocks and order [ __ ] Okay. So,
2:39:40similar to
2:39:42liquidity, I'm going to be talking
2:39:47or just type bro. My brain is fried.
2:39:55Okay, we are going to be talking about
2:39:57order blocks. All right, just typing
2:39:59[ __ ] out. And day one or part one is
2:40:03just going to be explaining them,
2:40:04understanding how they work,
2:40:06understanding how they're useful for us.
2:40:07So again, today's going to be rather
2:40:09quick and then I will do part two of
2:40:11this and we can talk about where to
2:40:15identify them um and keep it simple as
2:40:18that. I want to do this a little bit
2:40:20differently than I did the boot camp.
2:40:21The main goal is to introduce all of
2:40:23these topics. So, like what I did with
2:40:24the boot camp was like liquidity sweeps,
2:40:27break of structure. Let's see how we can
2:40:29use those two together to determine
2:40:31where price goes. We're not going to do
2:40:32that. What we're going to do is we're
2:40:33going to lay out each tool in front of
2:40:36you guys, not tell you how to use it yet
2:40:39because I'm sure a lot of you guys have
2:40:41already tried to use the [ __ ]
2:40:44And if you have, it's like, bro, what do
2:40:48I even waste my time and my hours doing
2:40:52if I'm never going to turn anybody
2:40:54profitable?
2:40:57But
2:40:58for the people that do listen, this will
2:41:01be [ __ ] awesome. So, the goal is just
2:41:04to lay the tools out in front of you
2:41:06before we put them into action. And then
2:41:09once you have a good understanding of
2:41:11the tools and why we want to use them
2:41:14and how to use them and how to identify
2:41:16them, then we can start building our
2:41:20first house. Okay. So, first things
2:41:22first, order blocks. What even are they?
2:41:26Okay.
2:41:28Say price range
2:41:30where
2:41:33large orders were able to be filled.
2:41:38Okay. And let's think back to
2:41:43let's not even think about that
2:41:44actually. Let's
2:41:47price range where large orders were able
2:41:50to be filled. Okay. So if we think order
2:41:54block boom perfect representation a
2:41:57block price to price
2:42:00of range price range
2:42:04where a lot of orders were able to be
2:42:05filled.
2:42:07and cause the market to
2:42:12change direction.
2:42:14Boom. Okay, it's a price range where
2:42:17large orders were able to be filled and
2:42:20caused
2:42:22price or market to change direction,
2:42:25break structure, all that good stuff.
2:42:28Okay. Boom. That's what it is. Simple.
2:42:30Simple enough. Okay. Why
2:42:35we want we use it slash
2:42:41Why do we want to use it? Slash How does
2:42:46it benefit
2:42:48us?
2:42:50Is the order [ __ ] in the room with us?
2:42:54Is the order [ __ ] are you seeing it in
2:42:56your dreams or is it actually real? TJR.
2:43:02Well, I don't know. I see it every
2:43:04morning. Where where where
2:43:08do you see the ordercock?
2:43:11Where is the order [ __ ]
2:43:14Well,
2:43:19I see it every morning on market open.
2:43:23Okay.
2:43:25Anyways, why do we want to use it? How
2:43:29does it benefit us? Okay. Well, let's
2:43:32think about what it is. It's a price
2:43:33range where large orders were able to be
2:43:35filled and caused market market to
2:43:37change direction. So, why would we want
2:43:40to use this or let's reverse this? How
2:43:42does it benefit us? Let's talk about
2:43:44that first. Well, we know for a fact if
2:43:50if
2:43:51large amount of orders Let's move
2:44:40Okay, so sorry I just had to go edna
2:44:44mode on the
2:44:46um but why do how does it benefit us and
2:44:49why do we want to or why do we want to
2:44:51know how to use it? Okay, if if a large
2:44:53amount of orders were able to get filled
2:44:55within that price range,
2:44:58right, we see it get made, we see an
2:45:00order block get created,
2:45:02okay, if price revisits that area,
2:45:07it's more than likely that because there
2:45:10was so many orders that were able to get
2:45:12filled before, it's likely that there
2:45:15will be availability for us to fill even
2:45:19more orders in the same direction.
2:45:22So we know that price will likely if we
2:45:26see a rejection, right? If price comes
2:45:27up to that price range and then we see
2:45:31like buying power out of it or like
2:45:33selling power out of it, whatever type
2:45:36of order block it is, bearish or
2:45:37bullish, right? Up or down. If we see a
2:45:42rejection off of it,
2:45:44we'll likely know that, hey, price was
2:45:47able to fill even more of those orders
2:45:51because that's a high quality
2:45:54price range where a bunch of orders were
2:45:57filled beforehand to change the market
2:46:00direction
2:46:01in the first place. So when we revisit
2:46:04that area and then we see right so if we
2:46:08have
2:46:09ah I don't even want to give this away
2:46:11but okay
2:46:15we have our order block right we see
2:46:16that this
2:46:18is where the orders were filled that
2:46:21caused price to change direction I don't
2:46:23even want to get into this because this
2:46:24will be tomorrow but if we come in and
2:46:26revisit this and then we see
2:46:30more selling power come out of that we
2:46:33see rejection out of that. It's pretty
2:46:35safe to assume that even more orders
2:46:37were filled within here. The price is
2:46:40going to continue lower and go in the
2:46:42same direction as those orders that were
2:46:44filled previous.
2:46:46Cool. Cool.
2:46:49And there we go. That is ordercock.
2:46:53Okay. Ordercock explained. Order blocks
2:46:56explained. All right. All right y'all.
2:46:59Welcome to order blocks part two. So
2:47:02anyways, if you guys remember from
2:47:04yesterday, we talked about uh what they
2:47:07are and why they're useful to us, how we
2:47:10can benefit from them, how why we need
2:47:11them. Okay, so we'll do a quick over
2:47:13overview of it. What are they? Okay,
2:47:16it's a price range, right? Order block.
2:47:18Okay, it's a price range where a large
2:47:20amount of orders are able to get filled
2:47:23that change price direction or cause
2:47:25market to move. Okay. So, with that in
2:47:30mind,
2:47:32oh, and sorry. And why do we want to
2:47:36know where to identify them within the
2:47:38chart? Well, it's safe to say that if
2:47:41this is our little price range, this a
2:47:43horrible box. If this is our little
2:47:45price range where large orders were able
2:47:47to get filled before causing price to
2:47:50move or change direction,
2:47:53safe to assume that if price revisits
2:47:57this price range and sees selling power
2:48:00out of it, if it's a bearish order
2:48:02block, then price is going to continue
2:48:04in that direction. And then similarly,
2:48:07if price revisits a bullish order block
2:48:10and we see buying pressure out of it,
2:48:12it's pretty safe to assume that more buy
2:48:14orders were able to get filled within
2:48:17here. And price is going to continue to
2:48:18the upside. So with that knowledge, now
2:48:22let's figure out how to spot them within
2:48:24a chart. And again, we're not going over
2:48:26how to take trades off of them. We are
2:48:27just going over how to identify them.
2:48:30Okay. So where do order blocks appear?
2:48:34Order blocks appear. Where do large
2:48:36orders get filled? Large orders get
2:48:38filled. Where liquidity lies? Oo, we're
2:48:40combining tools. We're actually could
2:48:42combine two tools, liquidity sweeps and
2:48:44order blocks or liquidity sweeps and
2:48:47break of structure to be able to find
2:48:48order blocks today. So, boom, we're
2:48:50using our tools now. Okay. If we know
2:48:53that large orders, right, if we think
2:48:56about liquidity and change of direction
2:48:59within the market, we know that large
2:49:01orders could potentially be filled above
2:49:04highs and below lows.
2:49:07We also can know that those large orders
2:49:11are are filled by seeing price push
2:49:15above highs
2:49:17and then seeing a break of structure
2:49:21after pushing above those highs changing
2:49:25market direction.
2:49:28So then what does that make this this
2:49:30leg up that causes that liquidity sweep
2:49:33that causes those orders to be filled?
2:49:36What is this price range? Ding, ding,
2:49:38ding. It's an order block. Okay, so the
2:49:41leg up
2:49:45that sweeps liquidity
2:49:49that causes the breaker structure to the
2:49:51downside that causes all those sell
2:49:53orders to be able to get filled is our
2:49:56order block. And when we see it
2:49:57revisited and then selling power out of
2:50:00it, it's safe to assume that price can
2:50:02move further to the downside. Now, same
2:50:04thing
2:50:06in the other direction when we see lows
2:50:09get swept.
2:50:11And how do we know they're swept? When
2:50:13we see a breakup structure.
2:50:16And then what does it what does that
2:50:18make
2:50:19this price range? An order block.
2:50:22Because a bunch of buy orders were able
2:50:24to get filled on this sweep to the
2:50:27downside. And then from there we see
2:50:31price come down, revisit that area, and
2:50:34if we see buying power out of it, it's
2:50:36safe to assume that price is going to
2:50:38continue higher.
2:50:40Okay, so all order blocks are
2:50:45when it's a bullish order block, it's
2:50:47the leg down that causes the liquidity
2:50:50sweep. The move down, just the move
2:50:53down. Okay, when we're going to get into
2:50:54this and I'm going to [ __ ] yell at
2:50:55you because a lot of people are super
2:50:57freaking stupid and it makes me want to
2:50:59scream. It's just the leg down. It's not
2:51:02any of the move up. It's just the leg
2:51:04down that causes the sweep.
2:51:08And how do we know it's a sweep? When we
2:51:09see the breaker structure,
2:51:13same thing to the upside.
2:51:16Okay, it's the leg up. No, it's not it's
2:51:20not this move down. It's the leg up.
2:51:23that causes the sweep. How do we know it
2:51:25was a sweep? Because it breaks structure
2:51:26right after that. Okay. And it's the
2:51:29price range
2:51:31from the leg up.
2:51:33Cool.
2:51:35Let's go into the chart and start
2:51:37identifying those. Okay, let's look at
2:51:40this.
2:51:45We see on the weekly time frame, perfect
2:51:48example, we see price move up, sweep
2:51:51these highs
2:51:53when it was in an uptrend.
2:51:57Then what happened?
2:52:00Price breaks structure, changes its
2:52:02trend to the downside by closing
2:52:04underneath that low.
2:52:07Then what does that make this the leg up
2:52:13from here up to here?
2:52:17That is the order block. Why? Because
2:52:19it's the only the move up. We don't
2:52:21count the [ __ ] move down. It's only
2:52:23the move up.
2:52:25Okay, the move up that causes the sweep.
2:52:29How do we know it's a sweep? because we
2:52:31break these lows and change market
2:52:34structure that we already learned about.
2:52:36And then what does price do? We revisit
2:52:38the area. We see selling pressure out of
2:52:40it. Price continues lower. Okay, let's
2:52:42see another example right here. It's
2:52:44another example. Okay, we see a low
2:52:48within a downtrend, right? How do we
2:52:50know it's a downtrend? Because we broke
2:52:52structure right here. We're moving down.
2:52:55Okay, move down, then a move up. We find
2:52:57the lowest point of those two lows.
2:52:59Okay, we see a leg down
2:53:02and then we see a break of structure.
2:53:04How do we know it's a break of
2:53:05structure? Because this is the high move
2:53:06up then a move down.
2:53:09We close above it.
2:53:13What happens to price? It revisits the
2:53:15leg down.
2:53:19The move down, not the move up. We don't
2:53:22include the move up. Just the move down
2:53:24that caused the sweep where those orders
2:53:27were filled. What does price do? It
2:53:29revisits. We see buying pressure out.
2:53:32Price continues higher. And this can be
2:53:34seen on every single time frame along
2:53:36with every single other tool that I give
2:53:38you guys
2:53:40during this trading transformation.
2:53:42Every single one of these tools can be
2:53:43found on every single one of these time
2:53:45frames. Another cool thing. Okay, we saw
2:53:48this get filled into this order block,
2:53:50but we made another one. How do we know
2:53:51that? Okay, we have a high right here.
2:53:53Move up, then a move down. Okay, we see
2:53:54price push above that. We also saw price
2:53:57okay move up then a move down. This is a
2:54:00high. We broke structure to the upside
2:54:02right on this. So we were in a mini
2:54:06uptrend for the time being on the
2:54:08weekly. But then what happens? We come
2:54:10up. We sweep these highs. How do we know
2:54:12it's a valid sweep? Because
2:54:16we end up breaking structure with this
2:54:18candle.
2:54:19Where's the move up that caused the
2:54:21sweep? It's from this low all the way up
2:54:23to this high.
2:54:25It's the whole move up. What do we see?
2:54:28Price revisits it. We see selling
2:54:30pressure out of it. Price moves lower.
2:54:33Craziness.
2:54:34Look at this. On the monthly time frame,
2:54:37we were in a downtrend. How do we know
2:54:39we were in a downtrend? Because move
2:54:41down then a move up. Cool. This is a
2:54:43low. We got a break of structure.
2:54:44Awesome. We were in a downtrend.
2:54:46We see a low.
2:54:49We see a move down. Then
2:54:53when do we finally see a break of
2:54:55structure? Right here with this
2:54:56candlestick, we see a break of structure
2:54:57to the upside.
2:55:00Where was the move down
2:55:04that caused this sweep
2:55:07from here
2:55:09down to here?
2:55:11What does price do? It breaks structure.
2:55:14It revisits that area.
2:55:17Revisits the order block. We see buying
2:55:20pressure out of it. Price continues
2:55:22higher.
2:55:24Um, let's try and find some more
2:55:27examples right here.
2:55:31More examples. We were in a in a
2:55:32downtrend right here.
2:55:35Okay, we see boom.
2:55:41Uh, I don't really like this example
2:55:42because the the sweep is on an up
2:55:44candle.
2:55:46I take that back. I don't want to use
2:55:48that example. That was actually that
2:55:50weekly example that we used.
2:55:54Oh yeah, this one's hilarious.
2:55:58Look at this. Remember when I was
2:55:59talking about this one on liquidity
2:56:01sweeps, the conspiracy theory, the
2:56:04little scary sickness?
2:56:07Yeah, this one. This one was hilarious.
2:56:09Look what it made. What do we do?
2:56:13We come down. We sweep out these lows.
2:56:17sweep out all these lows. When do we see
2:56:18a break of structure back to the upside?
2:56:20Right here.
2:56:22Where's the move down that caused the
2:56:24sweep? Right here. We see the break to
2:56:26the upside right here. We see price
2:56:28revisit. We see buying power out of it.
2:56:30Price continues higher.
2:56:33So freaking funny.
2:56:36See if I can find any on the lower time
2:56:37frames.
2:56:40Cut harder to spot on the lower time
2:56:42frame just because there's so many highs
2:56:43and lows.
2:56:45It's a bit harder to track. Okay, this
2:56:48one's a decent one. All right, we had
2:56:49lows over here.
2:56:54Or we could even just say this low
2:56:57right here. Okay, we see the leg down
2:57:01that caused the sweep.
2:57:03Boom.
2:57:05We see the break
2:57:09of these highs with this candle.
2:57:12We see the the move down that caused
2:57:16the sweep. We see price revisit it. We
2:57:19see buying pressure out of it.
2:57:22Price continues higher.
2:57:25This was one.
2:57:27We see we were in an uptrend.
2:57:30We see these highs pushed above.
2:57:33Then we see boom break structure to the
2:57:35downside.
2:57:38See the low right here. We see the
2:57:39break. Where is the move up?
2:57:44That caused the sweep. We see price
2:57:47barely poke its head on in there.
2:57:50Move down. Price continues lower. Okay.
2:57:53I think I've shown enough examples for
2:57:55us to understand this.
2:57:58Okay. The easiest thing that you guys
2:58:00can do is just draw this out. Right?
2:58:03Boom. Boom. Boom. This is our order
2:58:05block. Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. Right.
2:58:09This is the sweep. Okay, this right here
2:58:12is our order block.
2:58:15Got it. Cool. Should have been
2:58:20pretty smooth. With that being said, I
2:58:23think we covered order blocks. If you
2:58:25guys need help covering it again,
2:58:28re-watch this video, re-watch any of the
2:58:30other videos that I have on it, and
2:58:32let's keep moving. Okay, good job. All
2:58:34right, guys. Welcome to another little
2:58:37video. So today we are going to be
2:58:40talking about fair value gaps and per
2:58:42usual we are going to introduce these
2:58:44guys first by talking about what they
2:58:47are and why they are beneficial to us.
2:58:49So without further ado
2:58:52value gaps slash imbalances.
2:58:57Okay, you guys will hear me talk about
2:59:00both of these. It's pretty much the same
2:59:02[ __ ] I I really there's no reason for
2:59:05me to use any different name for them.
2:59:08That's literally just how that [ __ ]
2:59:10goes. I end up just saying the names
2:59:14like interchangeably. So whenever you
2:59:16hear fair value gap, whenever you hear
2:59:18imbalance, it's pretty much the same
2:59:20[ __ ] Okay, so first of all, what are
2:59:22they? Okay, so the reason why I like to
2:59:25say imbalances is because it's an
2:59:28imbalance of market orders. Okay. And
2:59:53okay, that's kind of as simple as I
2:59:54could put it. So,
2:59:57it's an imbalance of market orders and
2:59:59it's a price range that lacks orders in
3:00:01the opposite direction of market
3:00:03sentiment. So, when we go into
3:00:06identifying them, it'll be a lot more
3:00:08obvious where you guys will see what I'm
3:00:12talking about, but for the time being,
3:00:14just try and understand this, okay? It's
3:00:16an imbalance of market orders, meaning
3:00:19there's a lot more buy orders or there's
3:00:22a lot more sell orders than buy orders.
3:00:24There's a lot more buy orders than sell
3:00:25orders and it's a price range again that
3:00:29lacks orders in the opposite direction
3:00:31of the market sentiment. So again, if we
3:00:34see just like a huge influx in price and
3:00:36we make an imbalance, that price range
3:00:41typically lacks orders, right? So if we
3:00:44see a bunch of buy orders and we see an
3:00:47imbalance get formed, that price range
3:00:48will typically lack a lot of sell
3:00:50orders. Okay? Okay. And same thing if we
3:00:52see a big rip down.
3:00:56Okay.
3:00:57If we see a big rip down that price
3:01:00range and we make an imbalance, that
3:01:02price range typically lacks buy orders.
3:01:06Okay. So, why is this beneficial?
3:01:10This is going to be a quick one.
3:01:19Why is this beneficial to us?
3:01:21Well,
3:01:23first of all, if we know,
3:01:26well,
3:01:31let me just write it out first.
3:01:42Damn.
3:02:13Why is this beneficial to us? if price
3:02:15revisits that price range. So again,
3:02:18let's say we see a big rip up and we see
3:02:20an imbalance get formed and we know that
3:02:22that imbalance is lacking sell orders
3:02:25and we see price revisit that price
3:02:27range where there's a huge imbalance
3:02:30where there's a lack of sell orders
3:02:32within there and we see price revisit
3:02:35that area and we see buying power out of
3:02:38that range with the same market
3:02:40sentiment. Right? So if market ripped
3:02:43up, we see an imbalance, we revisit that
3:02:46and then we see buying power out, right?
3:02:48That's the same sentiment with overall
3:02:50market bias or market direction. We can
3:02:54assume that more buy orders were filled
3:02:57within there and price will be able to
3:02:59continue in the direction that it was
3:03:00going because more buy orders were
3:03:03filled within that imbalance where a
3:03:06lack of sell orders were. Make sense?
3:03:10And that's all it is. That's why it's
3:03:13beneficial to us. And this it helps us
3:03:15predict where the market wants to
3:03:17continue to go. And you guys will see a
3:03:20lot more information on that when we
3:03:22talk about identifying them. Okay. But
3:03:24for now, we just need to understand it.
3:03:27Okay. for value gaps
3:03:30whoa are an imbalance of market orders
3:03:35and it's a price range that lacks orders
3:03:37in the opposite direction
3:03:39of market sentiment. And why is that
3:03:42beneficial to us? Because when or if
3:03:45price revisits that price range with the
3:03:48lack of orders and then we see buying
3:03:52power or selling power out of that range
3:03:56with the same market sentiment, right?
3:03:58Like either that rip up or that rip
3:03:59down, we can assume that more orders
3:04:02were filled and price will continue in
3:04:05that direction that price was going. So
3:04:08this is like a continuation confluence.
3:04:11Okay. and we'll see when we put
3:04:13everything together
3:04:15how this can benefit us.
3:04:18Okay, this is a super super useful tool.
3:04:23Okay, now different than
3:04:28liquidity, right? And this is something
3:04:30I should have mentioned about order
3:04:31blocks as well.
3:04:33Liquidity can be used as a draw, as like
3:04:36a magnet for where price wants to go to,
3:04:39right? because it's seeking to fill
3:04:40orders versus this and order blocks are
3:04:45continuation confluences.
3:04:47Meaning when we seek liquidity and we
3:04:51fill orders,
3:04:53right, we're we're constantly seeking
3:04:55those highs and lows within the market
3:04:57to keep filling orders to keep the
3:04:59market moving. versus these
3:05:03are just continuation
3:05:06confluences
3:05:08meaning they don't necessarily have to
3:05:10get hit to keep market going in the
3:05:12direction
3:05:14right that's how why I said if price
3:05:16revisits that price range
3:05:19and we see buying and selling power out
3:05:21of it right because it's just the
3:05:23possibility most of the time does it
3:05:26happen yeah but sometimes it won't
3:05:28happen okay this is just extra extra
3:05:31confluence that price is going to
3:05:33continue in the direction that it was
3:05:36going in the first place. And I'll
3:05:38explain more on that when we get into
3:05:41identifying these things. Okay? But for
3:05:44the time being,
3:05:46this is what I want you guys to
3:05:47understand. It's an imbalance of market
3:05:50orders. It's either lacking buy orders
3:05:53or lacking sell orders depending on what
3:05:56direction that big move up or down was.
3:06:00Okay. And if price revisits that price
3:06:03range where we saw the lack of buy or
3:06:05sell orders and we see buying power or
3:06:08selling power out of that range,
3:06:11you know, depending on what the market
3:06:14sentiment was, we can assume more orders
3:06:17were filled and price will continue in
3:06:19the direction that it was going. Cool.
3:06:21Continuation confluence. Order block is
3:06:23also a continuation confluence. Um,
3:06:27something I forgot to mention. We'll go
3:06:28ahead and cover that super quick right
3:06:29now. So, same thing, right? We know that
3:06:33boom, this leg up is the order block.
3:06:35Does price have to does is price needing
3:06:39to come back up in here in this price
3:06:41range to fill those orders? No. But if
3:06:45it does, and if we see selling power out
3:06:47of that, we can assume that more sell
3:06:50orders were filled and price is going to
3:06:52continue in the direction to the
3:06:54downside. It's the same thing with
3:06:55imbalances and fair value gaps.
3:06:59Okay, same thing to the downside or
3:07:01sorry to the upside. We see the sweep.
3:07:04This is the order block, right? This leg
3:07:06down. Do we have to revisit
3:07:10this price range? No. Price could just
3:07:13move higher and higher and higher if
3:07:15that liquidity sweep was all it needed.
3:07:18But if price revisits this area and if
3:07:21we see buying or selling power or in
3:07:23this case buying power out of it,
3:07:26we can assume that price is going to
3:07:28continue higher.
3:07:30Cool. Cool. Okay. So that being said,
3:07:35fair value gaps day one part one locked
3:07:38in, strapped up. We're good to go. All
3:07:41right. Fair value gaps and imbalances.
3:07:43So we talked about what they are. We
3:07:45talked about why they're useful for us.
3:07:47Okay, now let's get into identifying
3:07:50them. Okay, so what I want you guys to
3:07:53understand is a imbalance and a fair
3:07:56value gap can be identified by three
3:07:59candlesticks. That's how how we identify
3:08:00it. It's a three candlestick pattern.
3:08:03Okay, we're going to draw it out and
3:08:06then we're going to go into identifying
3:08:08them. Jeez, that was horrible. And then
3:08:11we're going to go into identifying them
3:08:12on the chart.
3:08:14Okay.
3:08:16So, I'm going to
3:08:18van Go these little drawings for you
3:08:20guys right now
3:08:23and we're going to jump right in. So,
3:08:26a imbalance is a three candlestick
3:08:29pattern. Okay, so there's three candles
3:08:33and the easiest way to identify it is
3:08:37usually it's a big ass move to the
3:08:40upside or a big ass move to the
3:08:41downside. Okay. Does that always qualify
3:08:45it to be an imbalance? No, not
3:08:46necessarily. Sometimes there can be an
3:08:48itsy-bitsy price range that an imbalance
3:08:50is within. Okay. But typically we can
3:08:54see it like the easiest by seeing that
3:08:58there's a big ass move, right? Because
3:09:00when when we think back to how we
3:09:03identify them or what they even are,
3:09:05there's an imbalance. There is a lack of
3:09:07either buy or sell orders.
3:09:10Okay, which is what causes that big ass
3:09:14move to the upside or that big ass move
3:09:17to the downside because there's no
3:09:18orders going in the opposite direction
3:09:20of where price wants to go, right? So,
3:09:22and again, if price revisits that area,
3:09:25then it can do good things for us and it
3:09:27can help us
3:09:29figure out where price wants to go. So,
3:09:31with that being said, let's talk about
3:09:32identifying it and then we'll get more
3:09:34into that. So, boom, three candlestick
3:09:38pattern. We have our first candle. Okay,
3:09:41we have our second candle. This is the
3:09:43candle that pretty much creates the
3:09:45imbalance. And then we have our third
3:09:47candle. Okay, how do we identify where
3:09:50an imbalances? Okay, a bullish fair
3:09:54value gap or a bullish imbalance,
3:09:57we mark it up. We mark it out.
3:10:01We mark it out
3:10:04with the top of the first candle's wick.
3:10:09Okay? and the bottom of the third
3:10:11candle's wick. This is a bullish
3:10:13imbalance.
3:10:15Why is that? Well, if we look at these
3:10:18three candles, we can see, okay, this
3:10:20candlestick, ooh, one wick up, but then
3:10:23boom, selling pressure down. So, we know
3:10:25that there's sell orders within here,
3:10:28right? We know that sell orders, price
3:10:30got up here, and sell orders push price
3:10:32back down.
3:10:33And then the next candle, boom, big rip
3:10:36through here. Okay, price stops right up
3:10:40here. Sell orders push it down. We
3:10:42close. Then we see this candle get
3:10:44formed. We see sell orders push down
3:10:46till here. But then buy orders buy it
3:10:48back up.
3:10:51What does this mean? This means that
3:10:55there were no sell orders within this
3:10:58price range, right? Because we don't see
3:11:00any wicks going into this. If we did,
3:11:03right? If this candlestick, if this
3:11:06candlestick's wick went up here, then we
3:11:08would know that there was there there
3:11:10were resting sell orders that were able
3:11:14one when price pushed up to be able to
3:11:16push price back down and close right
3:11:18here. Same thing with this candle. If
3:11:21this candle's wick was even lower,
3:11:25then we would know that, okay, price had
3:11:29sell orders to push all the way back
3:11:31down here.
3:11:34Okay. So, when we identify this, we need
3:11:37to look where the wicks are not and we
3:11:39need to see that that move through it.
3:11:42Okay. Where there's just empty space.
3:11:44It's literally a gap, fair value gap.
3:11:47Okay. Within here, there are no sell
3:11:50orders.
3:11:52Now,
3:11:54let's talk about in the other direction.
3:11:57Okay. I wish I could just flip this
3:11:59upside down. We'll do another Van Go for
3:12:01you guys. A bearish imbalance.
3:12:06Boom. Huge leg down.
3:12:16A bearish imbalance. We identify it
3:12:20from the first candle's bottom wick to
3:12:23the third candle's top wick.
3:12:26Okay? And it's just the opposite way
3:12:28around. Okay? Okay, so within this price
3:12:30range, we know that there are no buy
3:12:34orders, right? Because we see sell
3:12:36orders pushing down and then right here,
3:12:37there were buy orders that were able to
3:12:40push price back up here, which is what
3:12:42made us this wick, right? Because this
3:12:45is where price has been. Okay, then we
3:12:47see boom, big rip down. We see it flood
3:12:50through this price because there's no
3:12:52resting buy orders to cause any
3:12:53hesitation through this area. Next
3:12:55candle opens, we see price push up, but
3:12:59there's no buy orders. If there were,
3:13:02then price probably would have kept
3:13:03pushing, but there's since there's no
3:13:05buy orders within this price range, we
3:13:08got till here, stopped, and went back
3:13:11down.
3:13:13Cool. Makes sense. Now again, how is
3:13:17this beneficial to us?
3:13:22Let's think back to yesterday. If price
3:13:27revisits this area
3:13:30and then we see buying power out of it,
3:13:34we can safely assume that price is going
3:13:36to continue in
3:13:40in that direction higher,
3:13:43right? Because we see, oh, there's a
3:13:45lack of sell orders within here. And
3:13:47then when price gets back
3:13:50into this price range and then we see
3:13:52buying orders or buying power get out of
3:13:54it, what can we assume? We can assume
3:13:57that more buy orders were filled within
3:13:59here. And since there's a lack of sell
3:14:01orders, price is going to move higher.
3:14:05Same thing over here. When we see price
3:14:06revisit a bearish fair value gap and we
3:14:10see sell orders
3:14:13and or we see selling power coming out
3:14:15of it, we know that there's a lack of
3:14:17resting buy orders within here and we
3:14:20can see that okay, there's selling power
3:14:22coming out. So, we know sell orders were
3:14:24filled.
3:14:26What does that mean? Price will likely
3:14:28continue down in the same direction that
3:14:31it was going. Okay.
3:14:35Let's talk about what a fair value gap
3:14:37is not
3:14:40because we could have a huge candlestick
3:14:43like this. But if this candle's wick is
3:14:46up here and this candle's wick is down
3:14:48here, do we have a gap? Do we have an
3:14:50imbalance? No.
3:14:53Right. It would be from this candle's
3:14:55top wick to this candle's down wick and
3:14:59oh wait that like our our box would be
3:15:01inverted.
3:15:04Wait, what? What? It would be inverted.
3:15:07There's nothing there's no box to be
3:15:09made on that. There's no gap.
3:15:13Okay. So, and if that's the case,
3:15:15there's nothing to even mark out.
3:15:17Same thing over here. If we see this
3:15:20candlestick's wick go down here and this
3:15:22candlestick's wick go up here,
3:15:25boom.
3:15:29Boom. There's no box to draw because
3:15:31these wicks overlap.
3:15:34Okay, we need that gap and that lack of
3:15:38sell or buy orders. All right, now let's
3:15:41go into identifying it on the chart
3:15:45and then I honestly think we'll just
3:15:49leave you guys with that for now.
3:15:53Okay, so again, this is one of those
3:15:55things where there's going to be a lot
3:15:58of these on the chart, right? If we just
3:16:00look within here. Boom. Fair value gap
3:16:03here.
3:16:05Boom. Fair value gap here.
3:16:08Boom. Fair value gap right here.
3:16:13Boom. Fair value gap right here. Right?
3:16:16We could go on forever. Do these always
3:16:19have to get filled? No. Because if that
3:16:20were the case and price would just be b
3:16:22like going nowhere.
3:16:25But are they useful for if price wants
3:16:30to revisit that price range and we say
3:16:33see selling or buying power out of it?
3:16:36Is that a pretty decent confluence? Yes,
3:16:39100%. Okay, so with that in mind, let's
3:16:44go ahead and try and identify some of
3:16:46these and
3:16:48show it working out. Oh, this is a
3:16:50decent one. Okay, so again, I don't even
3:16:54want you guys to be trying to put [ __ ]
3:16:55together like, oh, liquidity sweep,
3:16:57breakup structure, fair value gap, shut
3:16:58the [ __ ] up. Okay, let's not get into
3:17:00that right now. Let's just get into what
3:17:02we're focusing on, and that's
3:17:04identifying fair value gaps. Okay, so
3:17:06where is a fair value gap? This is a
3:17:07bearish fair value gap. again
3:17:10cuz the reason why like if you guys use
3:17:13this and you're just like I'm just going
3:17:14to spot a random fair value gap
3:17:16everywhere
3:17:18and take a trade off that you are going
3:17:20to be the worst trader of all time if
3:17:22you're only taking trades off of just
3:17:24fair value gaps getting pushed into and
3:17:26then like buying or selling power out of
3:17:28it. Again, this is a continuation
3:17:30confluence. Let's wait until we have our
3:17:32entire toolbox to start taking full-on
3:17:33trades. Okay, but we see boom, huge dick
3:17:38down. Okay, massive black candle,
3:17:45bearish imbalance. Why? We see this
3:17:48candlestick wick. We see this
3:17:49candlestick wick. There's a gap.
3:17:52We mark it out from the low to the high.
3:17:55What do we see price do? We see price
3:17:57push in there. And then we see price
3:18:00boom, push right back out. Selling power
3:18:03out of it. price continues lower.
3:18:08Let's look right here. Okay, we see a
3:18:10bullish fair value gap from this wick up
3:18:13to this wick. Okay, you're probably
3:18:15saying, "Oh, well, this wick went down."
3:18:17Well, yeah, obviously it filled the
3:18:19freaking fair value gap.
3:18:22Listen.
3:18:25Okay, we see price. Revisit it.
3:18:33Are you paying attention?
3:18:36Didn't think so. Lock the [ __ ] in. Okay,
3:18:40we take it from this wick. We take it
3:18:42from the top wick of the first candle to
3:18:44the bottom wick of the third candle.
3:18:47If prei if
3:18:51if price wants to revisit this area,
3:18:55which it did, and we get buying power
3:18:57out of it, cool. We can assume that
3:19:00price is going to move higher. What did
3:19:02price do? It revisited it. Revisited it.
3:19:08Got buying power out of it with this
3:19:09bullish close. And I'll talk about how
3:19:11we can identify like more of like buying
3:19:14power after this. But boom, we see this
3:19:17bullish close. Price continues higher.
3:19:21Okay. Um.
3:19:26Let's find more examples. They're
3:19:27literally all over the place right here.
3:19:34Okay, we see boom, huge candle, right?
3:19:36That's like the easiest way to talk
3:19:38about them. We actually have two right
3:19:40here. Okay, this just goes to show that
3:19:42not every single fair value gap is going
3:19:44to get filled.
3:19:45You know, relate that to life however
3:19:47you want. Not every fair value gap is
3:19:50going to get filled.
3:19:53You won't be able to fill every fair
3:19:55value gap,
3:19:58but you got to take your shots
3:20:01when you're
3:20:04when you're open. Bullish fair value
3:20:06gap. Bullish fair value gap. Price
3:20:08pushes in. We see bullish confirmation
3:20:10out of it or buying power out of it.
3:20:12Okay, price continues higher.
3:20:16Same thing right here. Right? This is
3:20:18all I want you guys to do. just be
3:20:20[ __ ] quick scoping these freaking
3:20:22fair value gaps. Okay, bullish fair
3:20:24value gap right here. Oh, what's this
3:20:25bullish fair value gap? How do I know?
3:20:27There's not a freaking wick covering the
3:20:29[ __ ] up. Okay, you know what's not a
3:20:31fair value gap? Just all of these like
3:20:34pubic hair looking wicks everywhere. We
3:20:37don't This is nothing that This is
3:20:41nothing that we're teaching today.
3:20:44This is see these big ass gaps.
3:20:49Okay,
3:20:52this is a bearish for a value gap from
3:20:55this wick down to here.
3:20:57From this wick
3:21:00down to here. You're probably saying,
3:21:02"Well, TJR, it got filled and then we
3:21:04saw it go down."
3:21:12Because I know some of you guys are
3:21:13saying that [ __ ] right now.
3:21:16What did we say? We're just trying to
3:21:19identify them, not learning how to take
3:21:21a trade because right now
3:21:25the [ __ ] like if you guys just tried to
3:21:27take a trade off of fair value gaps, you
3:21:30would lose billions
3:21:33every single day. You would lose all of
3:21:36your money ever.
3:21:41Okay. So, let's lock in
3:21:45again. Right. Why didn't it work? Shut
3:21:48up. It's going to work later.
3:21:52Just listen right now. Please.
3:21:55Please. Please. It's all I ask. Please
3:21:59listen right now. Okay. Do you guys get
3:22:02the gist? You guys get this?
3:22:05Okay.
3:22:08Bullish fair value gap, three candle
3:22:10pattern. You take it from the top of the
3:22:13first candle's wick to the bottom of the
3:22:15third candle's wick. And if the wicks
3:22:17overlap, it's not even a thing. Bearish
3:22:19fair value gap. You take the bottom wick
3:22:22of the first candle
3:22:25to the top wick of the third candle and
3:22:27if the wicks overlap, there's nothing to
3:22:30see. Cool. That's all we need to know.
3:22:33All we need to know is how to identify
3:22:34the shits. We got it. It's a cool box.
3:22:39I have I have show and tell. Okay, go
3:22:43make a bunch of cool boxes and go show
3:22:44your mom and dad
3:22:47and
3:22:48clap it up for yourself. You learned
3:22:50another tool.
3:22:52All right. Today we're going to be going
3:22:54over imbalances and how invalidations of
3:22:58them can either one invalidate a trade
3:23:02idea or two validate a new trade idea,
3:23:06which is kind of like my take on a
3:23:08inverse fair value gap. I don't really
3:23:10believe in inverse fair value gaps, but
3:23:12I do believe in a fair value gap getting
3:23:15invalidated as a confluence. So today's
3:23:18going to be pretty simple. You guys
3:23:19already know about fair value gaps.
3:23:21Today we're going to be talking about
3:23:22invalidation of fair value gaps. How
3:23:23that can invalidate a trade simply by a
3:23:26fair value gap literally just getting
3:23:28invalidated by a closure underneath it
3:23:30or a closure above closure above it. And
3:23:32then we can also talk about how
3:23:34invalidations of fair value gaps can be
3:23:37used to raise up baby ground. Okay, let
3:23:40me lock in. Um, okay. This is a good one
3:23:44right here. Again, this isn't
3:23:46necessarily our execution time frame,
3:23:48but this is a good example of it right
3:23:52here. We get a sweep of liquidity. We
3:23:53get a break of structure. Okay. And then
3:23:56we have a fair value gap right here.
3:23:59Okay. So, this can do one of a couple
3:24:02things. We see this breakup structure
3:24:05right here, right? And then we see the
3:24:07fair value gap get formed. So, imagine
3:24:09we're on like the 15-minute or the 5m
3:24:11minute and we're like, "Okay, bet. This
3:24:12is where we want to enter." Obviously,
3:24:16if we get a closure above this, okay,
3:24:18maybe there's other confluences, okay?
3:24:20Like we have this breaker right here.
3:24:22Okay, yes, it gets respected off of
3:24:25this, okay, and yes, we have this order
3:24:28block, and yes, it gets respected off of
3:24:29this as well, but then boom, it gets
3:24:30invalidated afterwards,
3:24:33but we also invalidate this fair value
3:24:36gap. Okay, so
3:24:39I mean, it's literally as simple as like
3:24:41it just closes above it. So that's
3:24:43that's the first way, right? Just purely
3:24:45invalidation of a fair value gap. Boom.
3:24:49Right here. Okay. But let's say so
3:24:53that's that's in the downside direction.
3:24:55Now let's say that our bias was bullish
3:24:58on this. Okay. So boom, there's
3:25:00invalidation one where it's just like
3:25:02purely the fair value gap gets
3:25:04invalidated and we're no longer going to
3:25:06take a trade off of it. That's the one
3:25:08use of it where we literally just get a
3:25:10closure of above it and then it's like,
3:25:12"Okay, scrap that fair value gap. It's
3:25:14not working for us." Okay. And then the
3:25:16second use is where we can potentially
3:25:18use it for a confluence for entry. Okay.
3:25:22So, and again, I'm not that big of a fan
3:25:25of like inverse fair value gaps where
3:25:27you have to wait for it to come back
3:25:28down in and like get it tapped into. I'm
3:25:30more of a fan of it just like a bearish
3:25:33fair for a value gap getting invalidated
3:25:34when our bias is bullish and we close
3:25:37above it invalidating that bearish for
3:25:39value gap. So let's say that our bias
3:25:41was bullish and we see
3:25:46[ __ ] it. Let's see like we sweep out
3:25:47these hourly lows. We sweep out these
3:25:50hourly lows and let's say like we
3:25:52already have a bunch of confluences. We
3:25:53break structure and there's a bearish
3:25:55fair value gap right here. Imagine we
3:25:57already broke hourly structure within
3:25:59here. Let's say there there's like a
3:26:00breakup structure right here, okay?
3:26:03And we're looking for confluences. We
3:26:06can use an invalidation of a bearish
3:26:08fair value gap
3:26:11um as a bullish confluence. Okay? So
3:26:12let's say we already have our breakup
3:26:14structure and then boom, we get a
3:26:15closure above here. That can be a reason
3:26:17for entry. So again, let's say we
3:26:19already have our breakup structure. This
3:26:21can be a reason for entry and we can
3:26:23even put our stops underneath
3:26:27that bearish that old bearish fair value
3:26:30gap because again it could be used for a
3:26:34inverse fair value gap even though I'm
3:26:36like in my eyes an inverse fair value
3:26:38gap is a pretty madeup concept. It's
3:26:40like bro like you can see that this fair
3:26:44value gap gets invalidated and then what
3:26:45happens another fair value gap gets
3:26:47formed. Duh. Uh but that's besides the
3:26:51point. We can use this invalidation of
3:26:56the old bearish for value gap as a
3:26:59confluence to one either enter or as
3:27:02just like a confluence for a potential
3:27:05trade setup. So just like how we have
3:27:08regular fair value gaps, just like we
3:27:09have breaker blocks, just like how we
3:27:11have order blocks, just like how we have
3:27:13equilibrium, this is another confluence
3:27:15that we can use to either enter into a
3:27:17trade or to set up a trade. So in this
3:27:22standpoint, let's say that we're
3:27:24actually looking for a trade.
3:27:26We can say that um okay, this is another
3:27:30good example. Okay, look, let's say we
3:27:32were bullish. We see a sweep of this and
3:27:34then let's say we're like actually
3:27:36looking for a trade setup. Okay, we get
3:27:37a break of hourly structure and let's
3:27:39say we're just dumb asses and we don't
3:27:42see this regular ass fair value gap and
3:27:44we're like oh we have this bearish fair
3:27:46value fair value gap right here and
3:27:49let's say we don't see this break of
3:27:50structure. Okay, all of this is just
3:27:51hypothetical and we see a closure above
3:27:55this bearish for value gap. Okay,
3:27:59showing that this bearish for value gap
3:28:01is now invalidated. That can be a reason
3:28:03to go long on this candle. Put your
3:28:06stops underneath the old bearish for
3:28:09value gap and then boom, price continues
3:28:11higher. Okay. Um, let's find another
3:28:15example of this.
3:28:19And again, obviously, we need it just be
3:28:23like, oh, be bearish fair value gap gets
3:28:26to sell. This is a perfect example of
3:28:28when this [ __ ] wouldn't work because
3:28:30look,
3:28:31okay, we get a break of structure to the
3:28:33downside right here. Damn. Shut the [ __ ]
3:28:37up.
3:28:38Can y'all not tell I'm making a [ __ ]
3:28:40YouTube video?
3:28:46Come on, guys. Pipe down. Anyways, but
3:28:50look, like we can tell that this is an
3:28:52obvious bearish setup, right? We see a
3:28:54sweep of liquidity. We see a break of
3:28:56structure. We see an order block right
3:28:58here. We see a breaker block right here.
3:29:01And we see price push into that order
3:29:03block. Push into that breaker block.
3:29:04Just because we invalidate this bearish
3:29:06for doesn't mean like, holy [ __ ] we're
3:29:09going to go bullish, right? Because this
3:29:10is an obvious bearish setup. So again,
3:29:13just like all of our other confluences,
3:29:15it's not like, oh, C order block take
3:29:18trade or C fair value gap take trade,
3:29:20right? That's not going to work. We need
3:29:21all of our other confluences to be in
3:29:24line with it. like a sweep of liquidity,
3:29:25a break of structure, all of that,
3:29:27right? So, this is an example where that
3:29:29[ __ ] wouldn't fly. That [ __ ] wouldn't
3:29:31work because again, we're still in a
3:29:33downtrend and we pushed into just
3:29:35another one of our confluences. We're
3:29:37still within equilibrium, all that.
3:29:39Okay, so let's just keep drilling this
3:29:42[ __ ] out and show other examples of
3:29:44where this [ __ ] would work. Um,
3:29:48let's get down to business. I need to
3:29:51take a piss so bad.
3:29:57I got to take a pee peee.
3:30:06Really not much going on. Let's go over
3:30:08here. I got to pee so bad, bro. Boys, I
3:30:11literally might pause this video and
3:30:12then go take a piss. Or I might just
3:30:14take you guys with me. Um
3:30:23E e o.
3:30:31Okay, so this is an example of where
3:30:32like
3:30:35we get kind of two in one. Okay, so we
3:30:37see a sweep of these lows. Okay, and we
3:30:40kind of get two confluences in one. Like
3:30:42I was saying, we get a sweep of these
3:30:44lows. We get a break of structure to the
3:30:45upside. And in turn with that break of
3:30:48structure to the upside we invalidate
3:30:49this bearish fair value gap and at the
3:30:52same time we make a bullish fair value
3:30:55gap. Both end up getting filled. So and
3:30:58this order block ends up getting filled
3:31:00and then as we can see boom price ends
3:31:02up moving higher.
3:31:06Okay.
3:31:10Um, this can be another example here
3:31:14where we get a sweep out of these lows.
3:31:18Okay, we get a break of structure right
3:31:19here, invalidation of this fair value
3:31:21gap. Um, and then we end up taking out
3:31:24these highs right here. Okay, so boom,
3:31:27we get a break of structure to the
3:31:28upside on this candle. You know, maybe
3:31:30you find some [ __ ] within here, but
3:31:32okay, we invalidate this fair value gap.
3:31:35We end up seeking out this liquidity
3:31:37right here and this liquidity right
3:31:39here. Man, I gotta take this.
3:31:44Boys, I'm literally in a swimsuit. I
3:31:46might as well just go pee right now.
3:31:52I have bubble guts, bro.
3:32:00Be normal. I got to be
3:32:07damn whole bunch of Choa City in this
3:32:10[ __ ]
3:32:19here. Let me go into like a market open.
3:32:22I wonder if today's market open. I heard
3:32:23that since it's since I'm in Hawaii. Um,
3:32:27[ __ ] Did I remove all the drawings?
3:32:30Damn it.
3:32:31I got a B, bro. Here, let's go to ES. I
3:32:34heard that today's market open was
3:32:36pretty shitty cuz I was watching more
3:32:37trades Tik Tok.
3:32:40Um, just kidding. But seriously. Okay,
3:32:44so
3:32:46let's go into the hourly. Okay, there
3:32:48really wasn't [ __ ] [ __ ] today, but
3:32:50let's just Okay.
3:32:55Oh, here. Look. Okay, so today we sweep
3:32:59out again. Is this a trade that I would
3:33:02take? Probably not. Um, but whatever.
3:33:05It's a good example. Today we get a
3:33:07sweep out of these lows. Okay.
3:33:10And we have a bearish for value gap
3:33:12right here. We see price boom close
3:33:15above that [ __ ] Scale down even
3:33:17further. See, we get a closure above. We
3:33:19come back down, retest that inverse fair
3:33:22value gap. But in turn, there's a bunch
3:33:24of other confluences here. Okay? Okay,
3:33:26like we just have um a regular ass like
3:33:29smaller bullish for value gap from this
3:33:32wick to this wick. Um you could have
3:33:34used equilibrium. I'm pretty sure
3:33:36equilibrium got hit.
3:33:39I'm literally about to pee my pants,
3:33:41boys.
3:33:42Yeah. So, boom. We can see that
3:33:44equilibrium got hit. Inverse for value
3:33:46gap got hit. Um you could probably scale
3:33:48down into the one minute. Um find a
3:33:51break of structure to the upside. Boom.
3:33:53Cool. Enter right here. take profit, you
3:33:57know, find
3:33:59some sort of confluence over here. Um,
3:34:04wow, boys, I'm suffering. Um, find some
3:34:08sort of take profit based off this. I'm
3:34:09going to find a way to pause this. Okay.
3:34:11Wow. I can't even pause it. Holy [ __ ]
3:34:13All right.
3:34:15Okay. Well, okay. Um, here.
3:34:19Okay.
3:34:21Okay. Um, okay.
3:34:25Whatever. But anyways, you guys see
3:34:28this? This was a 15-minute bearish for
3:34:30value gap. We get a closure above that.
3:34:32We retest it and then boom, price moves
3:34:34higher. We take out these highs. Cool,
3:34:37cool, cool. Could have taken like a
3:34:39small little like one two [ __ ] I
3:34:42don't know if you enter right here, take
3:34:44profit right here. I don't know. You
3:34:46might have gotten like one to one
3:34:47riskreward on that if you're entering
3:34:49off the one minute time frame.
3:34:52I'm fighting for my life. Okay, [ __ ] it.
3:34:54This is going to be really weird. I
3:34:55might take you guys with me.
3:34:58I hope no one steals my [ __ ] Okay, [ __ ]
3:35:01it. Let's go. Goyard backpack with like
3:35:05150k worth of watches just sitting out
3:35:07in the open. Let's rally.
3:35:11I hope they don't find this sus. I'm
3:35:13just going to act like I'm on a business
3:35:14meeting with you guys. This is so weird.
3:35:16Me walking into the bathroom.
3:35:21But yeah, guys,
3:35:23um,
3:35:26print out the balance sheet, Damian. I'm
3:35:29sick and tired of this [ __ ]
3:35:33Damian, you have to print that [ __ ] out.
3:35:36And if you don't, you're fired.
3:35:39Sorry, I had to act professional. This
3:35:40is so weird. Okay, I'm going to kind of
3:35:42hide you guys.
3:35:52Stay calm.
3:36:33Oh wow.
3:36:35If you're asking if I wash my hands, the
3:36:37answer is no. You know why? Cuz if you
3:36:40touch your penis when you go pee,
3:36:43like what? Like it's a urinal for a
3:36:47reason. Let that [ __ ] spray. You know,
3:36:51like I'm literally just ripping my
3:36:53shorts down and just unloading the clip.
3:36:58Wow. All right, that was a risky play,
3:37:02boys. Anyways, goyard bag still here.
3:37:07Locked and loaded.
3:37:09Okay, so let's lock back in. Anyways,
3:37:15wow, I feel so much better. I can
3:37:16actually focus. Okay, let's go to NQ.
3:37:19See if we have an example of this.
3:37:23Wow, boys. I can literally like breathe
3:37:25again.
3:37:27Okay, we don't have the invalidation
3:37:30until all the way up here.
3:37:33Okay, let's try and find
3:37:36more examples of this. Wow, I feel so
3:37:39much better, guys.
3:37:42Infinitely better off this [ __ ]
3:37:47Let's go to like the five minute some
3:37:50[ __ ] like that.
3:37:55>> Oh, here we go. Okay,
3:37:58right here. Okay,
3:38:02I mean just this leg down. I'm assuming
3:38:04that this was like a big ass sweep of
3:38:06liquidity. There we go. Okay, we swept
3:38:08out all these lows. I'm pretty sure this
3:38:10was on like CPI or some high impact news
3:38:12day if I remember correctly.
3:38:15That was so crazy. I can't believe you
3:38:16guys went pee with me. Anyways, we come
3:38:17down downstairs. We sweep this out.
3:38:21Okay, from here, when do we get the
3:38:23invalidation of the fair value gap?
3:38:25Right here, we don't necessarily get a
3:38:26break of structure, but okay, this can
3:38:28be one of our confluences. Okay, we come
3:38:30back down into this fair value gap. Um,
3:38:33again, or into this inverse fair value
3:38:35gap again. What other confluences are we
3:38:38hitting? Um, we're hitting equilibrium
3:38:41off the back end. Boom.
3:38:44Damn. Chill, Jamal.
3:38:46Boom. Okay, we hit equilibrium and then
3:38:49we get a breakout structure right here.
3:38:50Bet. Price ends up
3:38:53moving higher. Okay,
3:38:56that's pretty much all that it is. Okay,
3:39:00I'm not necessarily a huge fan of using
3:39:03inverse fair value gaps like getting
3:39:05tapped back into as like a confluence to
3:39:08take a trade off of, but I am a fan of
3:39:12seeing
3:39:14fair value gaps getting invalidated and
3:39:17taking trades based off of that. Okay.
3:39:20So, I'm again like, yeah, you get better
3:39:23entries by price coming back down and
3:39:24like retracing into it, but we already
3:39:26have so many other confluences where
3:39:28like I bet if we go into the one minute
3:39:30on that [ __ ] Damn. Come on, guys.
3:39:36If we go into the one minute, I'm sure
3:39:38we can find something, right? Like,
3:39:41boom. Huge one minute for value gap
3:39:43within here. Okay. Breaker structure
3:39:45right here. Bet. like long John Silver
3:39:48off of that, you know, take profits
3:39:51OTDub.
3:39:53Okay. Um,
3:39:58okay. This is like another example of
3:40:00this. I mean, one minute fair value gap.
3:40:02There's a [ __ ] ton of like bearish one
3:40:04minute fair value gaps within here.
3:40:06Okay. It gets invalidated. We come down.
3:40:10We fill. My guess is we hit equilibrium
3:40:13off the back end on this piece. Boom. We
3:40:15come down. Fill equilibrium. Bullish
3:40:18reaction up. Okay.
3:40:31It's like they're building the [ __ ]
3:40:33great pyramids of Giza out here. Like
3:40:35hauling twoton [ __ ] rocks in
3:40:38wheelbarrows right next to my [ __ ]
3:40:43Anyways, we invalidate this bearish for
3:40:46value gap. We get a closure above. Cool.
3:40:48Confluence one. Confluence two. We
3:40:50already had a breakup structure. Okay.
3:40:54And then boom, we come down into
3:40:56equilibrium. We get a bullish reaction
3:40:58out of that. Cool. You can long off
3:41:00that. Stops under our invalidation
3:41:02point, which would have been off of
3:41:03equilibrium.
3:41:05Or [ __ ] it. You can put it underneath
3:41:08this fair this bearish for val the last
3:41:11bearish for value gap that was all the
3:41:12way down here that got invalidated.
3:41:15Whatever you guys want to do. But this
3:41:17is just another confluence that I said I
3:41:19wanted to make a video on because I use
3:41:20it use it occasionally kind of as like a
3:41:22supporting confluence and also sometimes
3:41:25occasionally as an entry confluence. So
3:41:29there we go. Not really much else to say
3:41:31on this. Again, this is a good example.
3:41:33Okay, we push up, invalidate the sphere
3:41:35value gap. We come back into it, scale
3:41:38into the fiveminute, see if there's
3:41:39anything juicy within here. H, not
3:41:41really. We sweep out these fiveminute
3:41:42lows. We can see if we're getting a on
3:41:45the one minute. Um,
3:41:48but yeah,
3:41:50there's inverse fair value gaps
3:41:54explained slash invalidation of fair
3:41:57value gaps explained. for one, we
3:42:00already know like if a fair value gap
3:42:01gets invalidated within our trade bias,
3:42:04cool. It just is invalidated, we're no
3:42:06longer using it as a confluence.
3:42:08And if we see a fair value gap in the
3:42:11opposite direction of our bias and it
3:42:14gets invalidated, we can use it as a
3:42:16confluence. and we're gonna teach you
3:42:18guys something that I've been using for
3:42:22honestly the past bro I don't even I
3:42:25can't even remember how long it's been.
3:42:29And again, y'all are going to clown me
3:42:30because I thought I found out this [ __ ]
3:42:32on my own. And turns out it's a [ __ ]
3:42:35ICT concept.
3:42:38But I'm going to and again, I haven't
3:42:40seen ICT's [ __ ] video on this. So if
3:42:44I'm explaining it wrong, I'm not trying
3:42:47to explain it the way that he explains
3:42:49it. I'm going to explain it how I
3:42:51understand the [ __ ] for what it is.
3:42:54Cool. Cool. So today
3:42:58we're going to be talking about
3:43:02something that ICT calls a BPR, which
3:43:05honestly is like a He lo Bro, he's nasty
3:43:08with those threeletter
3:43:10[ __ ] change ups that he just pops in
3:43:12there. Oh yeah, that FVG
3:43:16me ICT you
3:43:20BPR.
3:43:21You know what that means?
3:43:24Baroque [ __ ] syndrome. I don't [ __ ]
3:43:28know. But anyways, this is combining
3:43:31pretty much inverse fair value gap along
3:43:34with fair value gaps to just pretty much
3:43:37encapsulate a imbalanced price range. So
3:43:42before we even show this on the charts,
3:43:44I kind of want to give you guys an idea
3:43:46of what this would be. So let's say um
3:43:49we have a violent move. Damn, bro.
3:43:52Already lagging out. We have a violent
3:43:55move up and we form like a bullish
3:43:58imbalance right here. And then we have
3:43:59like some movement over here and then we
3:44:02see price boom get another violent move
3:44:05down and we form boom a bearish
3:44:08imbalance here.
3:44:10That's like or here. I'll make it a
3:44:12little bit less like [ __ ] crazy.
3:44:15Bearish imbalance right here.
3:44:18Okay. And we see boom. This is
3:44:20imbalanced price action and this is
3:44:22imbalanced price action. When we see
3:44:25a bullish imbalance get formed and then
3:44:29disrespected along with once it gets
3:44:32disrespected seeing a bearish imbalance
3:44:35form or overlap with that bullish
3:44:38imbalance we can safely assume sorry I
3:44:42didn't even realize the microphone was
3:44:45just moaning in your ear. Um
3:44:49but we can safely assume and say like
3:44:52hey imbalanced price range imbalanced
3:44:55price range. This whole price range
3:44:58right here is imbalanced. So what can we
3:45:02expect if price comes back up in this
3:45:04[ __ ] and we start seeing downward
3:45:06movement? It's going to continue lower.
3:45:09Is it something [ __ ] special? No. Is
3:45:13it something that
3:45:15is even necessary? Not really, but it's
3:45:19just another confluence, you know, and
3:45:22this is something that I've been
3:45:23mentioning a lot in a lot of my trade
3:45:24recap. And yeah, it's pretty much just
3:45:27two fair value gaps that overlap in the
3:45:30opposite direction, showing us a just a
3:45:34super solid, super awesome imbalance
3:45:37price range that price will more than
3:45:39likely want to come back and balance
3:45:41out. Cool. So, let's show this in action
3:45:44on the chart.
3:45:49Okay. Yeah. So, like this is a perfect
3:45:51example right here. So, right here,
3:45:55right, we see this
3:45:58boom
3:46:00violent candle to the upside. And and
3:46:02mainly for these guys, we're not [ __ ]
3:46:07on Footfinder like trying to zoom all
3:46:10the way the [ __ ] in and catch the toes
3:46:13of like an itsybitsy spider fair value
3:46:16gap. Okay,
3:46:18we're not trying to do that. We're
3:46:20looking for like the dicksiz
3:46:22candlesticks. You know what I'm saying?
3:46:24Barry Woods on this guy. All right. Um,
3:46:28you know, this is TJR. This is like
3:46:31Giannis. All right. So, we see this
3:46:35bullish imbalance right here, right? We
3:46:37see it gets tapped into whatever. That's
3:46:40not even what we're talking about. And
3:46:42then we see boom, price
3:46:45like little Uzi Vert, flooded the face.
3:46:49Now, we have this big ass bearish
3:46:52imbalance right here. Right. You see the
3:46:55part where the bearish imbalance and the
3:46:56bullish imbalance overlap? Yeah. That's
3:46:59the part that we want to boom
3:47:04identify.
3:47:06And that's what our BPR is. It's pretty
3:47:09much saying, hey, from here up to here,
3:47:13that's our really high quality imbalance
3:47:17price range because we see two fair
3:47:21value gaps that got formed, right?
3:47:25But what is the actual imbalance price
3:47:29range? It's where they over overlapped
3:47:31because we can see on this
3:47:35price got balanced out down to this wick
3:47:38and down to here.
3:47:44Price got balanced out down to this wick
3:47:46essentially
3:47:48because we see price flood all the way
3:47:50through there. And as we're pushing back
3:47:53up through here, it also gets balanced
3:47:54out. This was also a news candle. Okay,
3:47:57but we can see that this works perfectly
3:48:00right here, right? We obviously get a
3:48:01little leg up and then boom,
3:48:03consolidation. But we can see the
3:48:04tippity top is boom,
3:48:08where these two fair value gaps overlap.
3:48:10Okay, let's uh find another example
3:48:14to show this off. Let's uh go down into
3:48:17the smaller time frames. And you're
3:48:20probably asking, how do you use this?
3:48:22I'm not necessarily looking at these on
3:48:24a high time frame. Again, we can apply
3:48:27any of these confluences
3:48:29whenever the [ __ ] we want on whatever
3:48:31time frame, but most of the time when
3:48:33I'm using this, it's more so during
3:48:35entries. So, how about we scale down to
3:48:40like
3:48:42a actual area where it would be
3:48:45beneficial?
3:48:48Okay. So, let's see if we can see
3:48:50anything going on in here.
3:48:54Okay. Yeah, this is a great example
3:48:56right here.
3:48:58Boom. So, right here we see, okay, dick
3:49:02candles up, dick candles down. Again, in
3:49:05comparison to the 4hour chart and those
3:49:07news candles, it's nothing too special,
3:49:09but it's it's at least something. Okay,
3:49:13we see right here, this is the bullish
3:49:15imbalance.
3:49:17Damn. I don't even know if that hit. Oh,
3:49:19it didn't hit it.
3:49:22We have this one as well though.
3:49:27Okay, so we have this bullish imbalance,
3:49:30this bullish imbalance. Both of them get
3:49:34invalidated after this candlestick. And
3:49:36then we have this bearish imbalance
3:49:38right here.
3:49:40Honestly, we can go ahead and leave both
3:49:42of these babies on here,
3:49:45okay? because they both overlap
3:49:48this. We could honestly just like bring
3:49:51this one up so it's just the sliver
3:49:53right there. Okay. But we can see price
3:49:57pushes back into where the bearish
3:50:00imbalance overlaps the bullish imbalance
3:50:03and it barely misses this top one right
3:50:06here. And then price continues down. And
3:50:08again, what's the difference between
3:50:10using this and a fair value gap? Again,
3:50:12it's not much, right? We very well could
3:50:14have just used this bearish imbalance,
3:50:17but it's higher confluence because we
3:50:19can see, hey, this is a much, I guess,
3:50:25higher attracted area where price is
3:50:28going to want to fill its imbalance
3:50:29because not only do we have a bearish
3:50:31imbalance, but we had a previous bullish
3:50:33imbalance and price is still moving
3:50:36swiftly through that area. So, we when
3:50:39we move swiftly through it to the
3:50:41upside, we're like, "Okay, cool." But
3:50:43then when we move through it swiftly to
3:50:44the downside, it's like, okay, this
3:50:47whole area right here,
3:50:49sorry, I realized the microphone was
3:50:51still up a little bit too high.
3:50:53This whole area right here is still
3:50:56imbalance and price is going to want to
3:50:58come come back through and balance that
3:50:59out. Um, let's try and find another
3:51:01example of this.
3:51:05Friday's price action was pretty shitty,
3:51:07but we can still uh
3:51:10we can still kind of show this right
3:51:12here. Even though this wouldn't
3:51:14necessarily have gone out in our gone in
3:51:16our direction. Again, we're trying to
3:51:17use this for entries,
3:51:20assuming that there is an entry within
3:51:23here. I just kind of want to go over how
3:51:24we can identify these things. So, right
3:51:27here, again, similar situation. We have
3:51:29a bullish imbalance right here. Turn
3:51:32this thing off.
3:51:34bullish imbalance right here. We have
3:51:35another one right here.
3:51:39These the bullish and the bearish
3:51:41imbalance right here are pretty much
3:51:42dead [ __ ] even. And then we have
3:51:44another bearish imbalance
3:51:48right here.
3:51:49Okay, we can leave this here. We can
3:51:53shrink this guy up to where it overlaps.
3:51:56Boom. And then we just have a more
3:51:58centralized area where price is likely
3:52:00going to react off. awful. Again,
3:52:04this is
3:52:06whatever speculative
3:52:08because don't even know the bias going
3:52:11into the day. Um, but yeah. Oh, this is
3:52:15like a decent example. Let's see if we
3:52:17can go in on the fivem minute here. Oh,
3:52:19damn. Wait, did I completely remove?
3:52:22Okay, so on the fivem minute here, we
3:52:24have this bullish imbalance or sorry,
3:52:26bearish imbalance.
3:52:28This bullish imbalance. Boom. shrink
3:52:31this down.
3:52:35Boom. We can see that this is like just
3:52:39[ __ ] optimal range, right? We see
3:52:41swift move through. Swift move through.
3:52:43Also beneficial that we see a lot of
3:52:45consolidation
3:52:47again. We have
3:52:51liquidity sweeper. Okay.
3:52:55But boom, we can see price comes back
3:52:57down into this area. ripper.
3:53:00Okay, let's show some more examples on
3:53:03higher time frames.
3:53:08Let's see here. Might be difficult on
3:53:11the daily.
3:53:13Let's go on the 4 hour here.
3:53:16See if I can see any obvious ones off
3:53:18rib.
3:53:20This is a good one.
3:53:23Okay. So, right here
3:53:27we have boom super swift move up.
3:53:31Right here
3:53:34super swift move down. We can boom.
3:53:39Shrink that up to where they overlap.
3:53:42Mink boom. This is our high quality
3:53:48imbalance price range.
3:53:51Okay, let's see.
3:53:55This is another one right here. We can
3:53:56see Swift moves up, Swift moves down.
3:53:58There's a whole bunch of fair value gaps
3:54:00within here.
3:54:04This bullish one,
3:54:06this bearish one,
3:54:09and this bull, this bearish one doesn't
3:54:11fit with the bullish one. So, we can
3:54:14actually just leave this right here
3:54:16because the bullish one fully
3:54:17encapsulates that. So, that's the one
3:54:19that we want to be targeting. Boom.
3:54:22Price bops its head into it. Flush work.
3:54:26But, as you guys can see, the these
3:54:28things are like all over the place.
3:54:30Similar example right here.
3:54:33Bullish
3:54:37and a bearish.
3:54:42Boom.
3:54:43Okay, we have big flush up, big flush
3:54:46down. shrink this bad boy. So, it's a
3:54:49line. Okay. Price pushes up into it.
3:54:53Flood of the face to the downside. And
3:54:55again,
3:54:56keep in mind, this is going to be used
3:55:00with bias in mind. This is going to be
3:55:04used with finding the optimal price
3:55:08range on like the 15 minute to 5 minute
3:55:10time frame to look for entry, right?
3:55:12We're looking for like liquidity sweep.
3:55:14Then we're looking for break of
3:55:16structure. And then when we are able to
3:55:18scale down to the lower time frame, like
3:55:20our execution time frame, that's when we
3:55:23can use these to our advantage. Is this
3:55:25something that's like make or [ __ ]
3:55:27break? We need to use this in our trade.
3:55:30No. But is this something beneficial
3:55:31that you can use as extra confluence?
3:55:34like, hey, there's a fair value gap
3:55:38right here, and there's also a fair
3:55:40value gap right here, and I don't know
3:55:43which one I should choose because right
3:55:45now it's in this one. And it looks like
3:55:47it's going to go down, but it might come
3:55:49up to this one. And we also see a big
3:55:52ass bullish imbalance that's like right
3:55:56here. Boom. Shrink work. Delete. Delete.
3:56:01This is the most like this is the most
3:56:04likely area that price is going to be
3:56:06looking to fill. Why? Because there was
3:56:08a bullish imbalance along with a bearish
3:56:10imbalance. This is the most This is the
3:56:13most imbalanced price range. Cool. Cool.
3:56:17Hello, lover boy slime ball. Back door
3:56:20slat.
3:56:22What is happening? Is my [ __ ] crooked?
3:56:33Does my [ __ ] look crooked to you guys?
3:56:35Hold on.
3:56:37[Applause]
3:56:46Bro, why is it crooked? Technical
3:56:49difficulties. Anyways, we are in the
3:56:51Miami setup. The view is nice. Look at
3:56:53the view, guys.
3:56:56Look at my view.
3:56:58This is what I see out of when I'm
3:57:00looking at you guys. It's pretty sexy.
3:57:03But regardless, we are going to get into
3:57:05probably the easiest concept ever in the
3:57:09entire world today called equilibrium.
3:57:13Okay. So, we have covered liquidity
3:57:17sweeps or just liquidity. We have
3:57:18covered breakup structure. We've covered
3:57:21order blocks. We've covered fair value
3:57:23gaps. Now, we're getting to equilibrium.
3:57:25And then we'll also get into breaker
3:57:26blocks. And then from there, we can boom
3:57:29boom boom boom boom boom put it all
3:57:32together and then make you guys actually
3:57:35learn the strategy that I've been
3:57:36talking about for [ __ ] ever now or
3:57:39really just the past month and you guys
3:57:40have been feing for it. So without
3:57:42further ado, let's get into equilibrium.
3:57:44Let's make this nice and quick because
3:57:46it's pretty [ __ ] easy. Okay, so
3:57:50equilibrium.
3:57:54Okay, we'll talk about what is it, why
3:57:57it's beneficial to us, and why we would
3:57:58potentially want to use it. Okay, so
3:58:02what is it? It measures
3:58:06the point.
3:58:08[Applause]
3:58:17So it measures the point from swing high
3:58:20to swing low or vice versa.
3:58:25[Applause]
3:58:32Oops.
3:58:38Damn. Come on. I feel like I'm typing on
3:58:41a typewriter.
3:58:43Um,
3:58:45boom. Okay, so equilibrium measures the
3:58:49point from swing high down to swing low
3:58:52or vice versa. So swing lot swing low to
3:58:55swing high where price is in a premium
3:58:59or a discount. Okay, so it measures the
3:59:03it measures premium and discount from
3:59:06swing low to swing high or swing high to
3:59:08swing low just depending on what trend
3:59:10it's in. Okay. And we'll get into that
3:59:12later tomorrow or the next day talking
3:59:15about how to how to identify this. But
3:59:17this is what we know. Equilibrium helps
3:59:19us identify
3:59:21premium and a discount. Now, let's break
3:59:24this down. Let's figure out how is this
3:59:26beneficial to us. Also, sorry, it sounds
3:59:28like I'm talking in a echo chamber.
3:59:36[Applause]
3:59:39[Music]
3:59:43What were we even talking about? Right?
3:59:45The reason why this is beneficial to us,
3:59:47let's put this in human terms, okay?
3:59:51When you guys go to the grocery store,
3:59:52imagine the most delicious, the most
3:59:55delectable, your favorite food on earth.
4:00:00You go to the grocery store and it's
4:00:0650% off.
4:00:08Are you going to buy it? Yeah. You're
4:00:11probably slamming your card down and
4:00:14buying it 10 times.
4:00:17Okay. On the contrary, if you guys go to
4:00:21the grocery store and that same item is
4:00:242x the price,
4:00:28you're probably not as maybe you buy it,
4:00:31but you're probably not as willing
4:00:34to buy it, right?
4:00:37That's essentially what equil
4:00:38equilibrium is because we think about
4:00:41the banks, the market makers, they want
4:00:43the best price possible. They are
4:00:45looking to buy in a discount rather than
4:00:48a premium. Okay. So that's what
4:00:51equilibrium does for us. it. Yeah.
4:00:56[Applause]
4:01:13It identifies a premium and a discounted
4:01:16price and because of this it's a
4:01:18continuation confluence. Okay. So, oops.
4:01:23It's a continuation confluence. Okay.
4:01:26So, right, are we going to be able to
4:01:29identify where price is going to reverse
4:01:32based off equilibrium? Well, no. But if
4:01:34we think about this is kind of getting
4:01:36into identifying it. But if we think
4:01:38about higher highs and higher lows, if
4:01:40we see, oh, right within here is a
4:01:44discounted price, it's more than likely
4:01:46if we see buying power out of that,
4:01:49price is going to continue up,
4:01:51right? So, there's a little hint going
4:01:53into tomorrow or whenever I film the
4:01:55next video, okay? But it helps us
4:01:58identify premium and discounted price.
4:02:00And because of this, it's beneficial for
4:02:02us because when we're able to identify
4:02:04that premium price, if we see price like
4:02:06barely dip down into a premium and then
4:02:08continue higher, we can say, okay, that
4:02:10probably wasn't the best time to enter.
4:02:13Versus if we see price dip down into a
4:02:15discounted price and we see strong
4:02:17buying pressure out of it or buying
4:02:18confluences out of it, then we can say,
4:02:20okay, yeah, that would make sense.
4:02:24This paired with another confluence,
4:02:26this paired with like a fair value gap,
4:02:28an order block. Okay, a breaker block
4:02:31that we'll get into later.
4:02:34This paired with that,
4:02:37it would make sense that there's buying
4:02:39power or selling power out of this
4:02:41equilibrium or this discounted price
4:02:44because it was on discount and because
4:02:47we're able to buy it at a cheaper price.
4:02:50Cool. Okay, so super easy day today
4:02:53talking about equilibrium, finding
4:02:55premium versus discounted price from a
4:02:57swing high to a swing low or a swing low
4:02:59to a swing high. All right, that being
4:03:01said, see you guys tomorrow. As you guys
4:03:03know, we talked about equilibrium
4:03:05yesterday. Uh talked about what it is,
4:03:08how it helps us. So today we're going to
4:03:10talk about literally the easiest
4:03:12confluence ever to be able to identify.
4:03:15So this should be relatively quick. And
4:03:18again, I'm not teaching how you teaching
4:03:21you guys how to enter yet. We're super
4:03:24close. Next up is breakers. And then
4:03:27after that, we can put everything
4:03:29together. And I can spend like hours
4:03:32showing you guys how to put stuff
4:03:34together. Okay? But for now, we're
4:03:36talking about equilibrium and how to
4:03:38identify it on the chart. So, like I was
4:03:41saying yesterday, we identify it with a
4:03:43swing from a swing low to a swing high
4:03:45or from a swing high. Swing high.
4:03:51Swing high down to a swing low. Okay.
4:03:59God. Okay. Wow.
4:04:02I am sorry. Moving forward, we identify
4:04:06it from a swing low to a swing high
4:04:08within an uptrend. Within a downtrend,
4:04:12we take it from
4:04:14the swing high down to the swing low.
4:04:16And you're probably asking,
4:04:20"Oh, you um the the handsome boy in the
4:04:23front."
4:04:25No, no, not the one that I'm pointing
4:04:27at. That one.
4:04:30Um what, mister? What's a swing high?
4:04:34What's a swing low?
4:04:47I'm going to tell you,
4:04:50it's literally just the higher high and
4:04:52the higher low within the uptrend. So if
4:04:54we think about
4:04:58beautiful the best uptrend I've ever
4:05:00drawn in my driven in my drove in my
4:05:04entire life lives
4:05:08in an uptrend we take it from the low up
4:05:11to the high. Okay. So, we want to be
4:05:14able to find the discounted price,
4:05:17right? Because we know that
4:05:21equilibrium is identifying premium price
4:05:24and discounted price. And why is that
4:05:26beneficial to us? Because if we see
4:05:28price go into a discount and then within
4:05:30an uptrend, if we see buying power come
4:05:32out of that discount, we can assume,
4:05:35okay, buy orders were filled because it
4:05:36was at a discounted price and price is
4:05:38going to continue higher. Okay. Wow,
4:05:42that was so hard.
4:05:43That was so smart. Okay, now how do we
4:05:47identify this? I use the GAN box.
4:05:52Okay, and it's literally identified by
4:05:55the 50% mark or the halfway point from
4:06:00the swing low to the swing high. Okay,
4:06:02so we take it from the low and just drag
4:06:05it boom up to the high. And as we can
4:06:08see, my perfectly driven drone drone
4:06:13drawn
4:06:15down uptrend
4:06:19dipped perfectly into our discounted
4:06:22price which is underneath here, right?
4:06:25Because anything up here
4:06:30would be premium
4:06:32and anything down here is a discount.
4:06:35Everything up here is a premium. Why?
4:06:37because it's higher prices and we're in
4:06:39an uptrend and we're looking to buy. So
4:06:41when as price goes lower, it's cheaper
4:06:43for us to buy. Okay?
4:06:47So everything underneath the halfway
4:06:50point from the swing low to the swing
4:06:52high is going to be a discount. Okay? We
4:06:54see price come into the discount. We see
4:06:56buying power come out. Price continues
4:06:58higher. Okay?
4:07:01Boom. Let's do it again. From the low to
4:07:04the high, we see price boom come down
4:07:09again. Perfectly drawn uptrend. We come
4:07:13right into the discount. We see buying
4:07:15power come out. Price goes higher. Last
4:07:19time on our beautifully drawn uptrend.
4:07:22Okay, we take it from the low up to the
4:07:25high. Price again perfectly comes into
4:07:29our discounted price range.
4:07:33We see buying power come out. Price
4:07:35continues higher. Okay, now let's talk
4:07:37about it in a downtrend. Let's see if I
4:07:39can drive this one as good as I drove
4:07:41the other one.
4:07:44It's already worse.
4:07:46Let's try again.
4:07:49It's already really bad. It's really
4:07:51bad.
4:07:53It's That's as good as it's going to
4:07:54get. Wow. Okay, that's better.
4:07:57Okay.
4:08:00In a downtrend, we take it from the
4:08:02swing high. It's literally just the
4:08:04inverse, the swing high down to the
4:08:06swing low. Okay. So, boom.
4:08:10We have our gan box here. You guys want
4:08:12to see my settings on this? This is what
4:08:14I have my settings at. Take a
4:08:15screenshot. Take a picture.
4:08:30You got your pictures? Cool.
4:08:32Okay,
4:08:34we take our GAN box from the swing high
4:08:37down to the swing low. Perfectly driven
4:08:41downtrend.
4:08:44We see price boom from high down to the
4:08:47low. We see price
4:08:50we see price get into the discounted
4:08:52price range which is now this above
4:08:55area. And this is the premium, right?
4:08:57Because we're trying to short it. So, we
4:08:59want to short at a higher price
4:09:03and buy it back at a lower price. Okay?
4:09:07So, boom.
4:09:10We see price get into that discounted
4:09:12price range. We see selling power come
4:09:14through and push it lower. Price
4:09:17continues in that direction. Okay. Let's
4:09:20keep doing this and then we'll start
4:09:23going into how to identify it on actual
4:09:25real time. Okay, moving forward. Okay,
4:09:28swing high down to swing low. Price
4:09:31pushes up into the discount discounted
4:09:35price range. We see selling power push
4:09:37out. Price continues lower. Okay, one
4:09:40more time. Swing high down to the swing
4:09:43low.
4:09:46We see price push into the discounted
4:09:49price range. We see selling power come
4:09:51out. Price continues lower.
4:09:54Okay. And again, this is similar to fair
4:09:56value gaps, similar to order blocks. It
4:09:59is a continuation confluence. So, does
4:10:02price require this to happen to move
4:10:06when we're within a trend? Does price
4:10:09have to go into that discount? No. But
4:10:13if it does, it's a higher confluence for
4:10:15us to assume that price is going to
4:10:18continue higher. So if we look at this
4:10:19as like an uptrend, we see boom, this is
4:10:22the high. This is the low. Okay? And
4:10:24then from here, we want it here. We see
4:10:27this is the low. Okay? Cuz we take it
4:10:29from swing low to swing high. And then
4:10:30we see this high get made. There's going
4:10:33to be times where you see like a little
4:10:34pip squeak of a low get made. And you're
4:10:36probably thinking, "Hey,
4:10:39it never came underneath equilibrium.
4:10:45And that's okay because sometimes the
4:10:47market moves and doesn't hit our
4:10:49confluences
4:10:51and you just have to accept that. Okay.
4:10:53But for the next swing low to swing
4:10:56high, we can see, oh, it did go into a
4:10:59discount and we did see buying power out
4:11:01of it. So price is probably going to
4:11:03continue higher. Okay? And that's how we
4:11:04have to treat it. Okay? So now let's do
4:11:07this super simply, super duper easy. You
4:11:09will find examples of this within every
4:11:12single time frame and every single
4:11:13trend.
4:11:15Okay? And we'll just go and show how
4:11:17this works. So boom, we're in a
4:11:19downtrend. How do we know that? Move
4:11:20down, then a move up. We find the lowest
4:11:22point of those two candles right here.
4:11:24We see breaker structure to the
4:11:25downside. Cool. We're in a downtrend. We
4:11:27take it from the swing high. Move up.
4:11:28Move down. Highest point of those those
4:11:31two candles to the swing low. Move down.
4:11:33Then a move up. We take it to the lowest
4:11:34point of those two candles. Okay. Let me
4:11:36just extend this. Oops.
4:11:45Okay, what do we see? We see price
4:11:50push up into a discounted price point.
4:11:55We see selling power come out. Price
4:11:56moves lower.
4:12:03Okay, same thing. Swing high
4:12:06down to swing low. We see price push on
4:12:09up in there, right? We see the move up.
4:12:11Then we see price continue lower.
4:12:14Okay, now we get a break of structure to
4:12:16the upside. Now we're in an uptrend.
4:12:17Okay, we take a swing low to the swing
4:12:20high. We see price boom come into the
4:12:22discounted price range, buying power
4:12:25out. Price continues higher. Let's go
4:12:27into a smaller time frame and identify
4:12:30this.
4:12:33And again, it's not going to happen
4:12:35every single time.
4:12:40Let's do this on like the weekly
4:12:42actually.
4:12:47Okay, we get a breaking structure to the
4:12:48upside right here. Boom. We're in an
4:12:51uptrend. Take it from the swing low,
4:12:53move down, then a move up. Boom. To the
4:12:56swing high, move up, then a move down.
4:12:58Boom. We see price poke
4:13:01into the discount. Buying power out.
4:13:03Price continues higher.
4:13:09Okay,
4:13:11let's try and find another example of
4:13:13this. Um, right here we're in a
4:13:15downtrend. We break structure to the
4:13:16downside,
4:13:19swing high,
4:13:22down to swing low. We see price boom,
4:13:24push up into equilibrium, selling power
4:13:27out of it. Price continues lower for a
4:13:29bit.
4:13:30Okay. And this is all it is. is just
4:13:33helping us
4:13:36when price is retracing down. It just
4:13:39helps us say, "Hey, if it it's the same
4:13:42thing with order blocks. It's the same
4:13:43thing with fair value gaps. It's the
4:13:44same thing with breaker blocks. It's the
4:13:46same thing with equilibrium. What do
4:13:48these continuation confluences help us?
4:13:52They help us identify areas where if we
4:13:55see buying power or selling power out of
4:13:58them
4:14:01that if those if if those areas get hit
4:14:04and we see buying power and selling
4:14:05power out of them, then we can safely
4:14:08assume that those were good confluences
4:14:10that more orders were filled and price
4:14:12is going to continue in the direction
4:14:14that it wanted to go in. versus
4:14:17something like this if it's in like an
4:14:19uptrend like
4:14:24I don't freaking know something like
4:14:25that right like and let's say there's no
4:14:27fair value gaps no order blocks and it's
4:14:29just like the tiniest little moves down
4:14:30right like we probably don't want to be
4:14:32entering on that when do we want to be
4:14:34entering when we know the market is
4:14:36filling more orders and we know that
4:14:39it's a high probability area
4:14:42where more orders can have the
4:14:45possibility to be filled and then we
4:14:48wait for confluences out of those high
4:14:50probability areas. What are our high
4:14:52probability areas? Order blocks, breaker
4:14:54blocks, fair value gaps, and
4:14:55equilibrium.
4:14:57And all that we're doing with those is
4:15:00identifying them on the chart when price
4:15:02retraces. And if it goes into those
4:15:04price ranges and we see buying power or
4:15:06selling power out of it, depending on
4:15:08the trend, we can safely assume that
4:15:11price is going to likely continue in the
4:15:14direction that it was going. Cool. Cool.
4:15:18Awesome. That wraps up equilibrium part
4:15:21two. We have breaker blocks
4:15:24and then it's time to get serious and
4:15:26then we're going to start putting things
4:15:27together. All right, boys. I appreciate
4:15:29you guys. We'll see you guys in the next
4:15:30one. we will get this up and active. All
4:15:32right,
4:15:35breaker blocks. Let's get started. We're
4:15:38talking about breaker blocks.
4:15:41Okay, so similar with all the other
4:15:43concepts, we're just going to type this
4:15:45[ __ ] out and
4:15:50Okay, fine. Blocking. Jeez, bro. Y'all
4:15:54get me way too into this [ __ ] Okay,
4:15:56breaker block. Come on, bro. Oh, I
4:16:00literally almost just yelled. I'm
4:16:02demonetized anyways. I might as well say
4:16:05it. Nah, I'm just kidding. I'm not going
4:16:06to say it. Jeez. Okay, let's not say it.
4:16:14Never mind. It's National Women's Month
4:16:16anyways. Wait,
4:16:20we don't care about that anyways. Okay,
4:16:22breaker blocks. Let's lock. Okay, I'm
4:16:24just kidding.
4:16:26Okay, lock in. Breaker blocks.
4:16:30What is it? So, breaker blocks, a lot of
4:16:33people describe breaker blocks as failed
4:16:36order blocks,
4:16:40but that's also because a lot of people
4:16:41teach order blocks differently. Okay, so
4:16:46essentially what a failed order block,
4:16:49let's let's rewind this. I don't even
4:16:52want you guys to see this and be like,
4:16:54"Oh, we're looking for failed order
4:16:55blocks." No, it's not the case. Okay.
4:17:00All I want you guys to look at it as
4:17:05I wanted to explain that before we wa
4:17:07I'm not looking as orange anymore. But
4:17:10everybody describes it as a failed order
4:17:12block. I only consider order blocks the
4:17:16initial
4:17:18the initial
4:17:20move up that sweeps liquidity. But a lot
4:17:23of people will identify order blocks as
4:17:27every single move up. So they consider
4:17:30this an order block,
4:17:32they can consider this an order block.
4:17:35Okay? And what happens
4:17:38with this
4:17:41is when we get
4:17:45Okay, rewind that. Boom.
4:17:51When we get the breaker structure to the
4:17:52upside, they pretty much say, "Okay,
4:17:55this this is now a failed order block."
4:17:57So when price revisits it, it's called a
4:18:00breaker. Okay, so hopefully that helps
4:18:03you guys understand it a little bit
4:18:04more. Again, when we go into identifying
4:18:07them, I'll show you guys a lot better,
4:18:09but that's what I wanted to to show you
4:18:11guys. It's essentially a a leg up or
4:18:14where orders a price range where orders
4:18:19could have potentially have been filled
4:18:23within the initial trend direction but
4:18:28price broke structure.
4:18:30Okay, switch market shift shifted
4:18:34directions. Okay. So, it turned into a
4:18:36price range
4:18:39where
4:18:40orders could have been filled in the
4:18:43initial direction of the overall trend
4:18:48wasn't able to. And when price revisits
4:18:51it, orders are going to be able to be
4:18:53filled there
4:18:55within that direction to the upside
4:18:58because it was failed.
4:19:00So, we know that there's no longer any
4:19:03more sellside orders in this in this
4:19:06case, this bullish breaker block. We
4:19:08know that there's no more sell orders
4:19:09within this price range. Does that make
4:19:11sense? Because before,
4:19:13again, with that idea that
4:19:17every single move up within a downtrend
4:19:21is an order block, which I don't
4:19:23consider, okay, but let's say that every
4:19:26single retracement, they consider that
4:19:28an order block. And again, I don't want
4:19:30you guys to get this confused, but let's
4:19:32just call it retracements.
4:19:36Within these retracements, we see that
4:19:37more sell orders get filled, right? But
4:19:40what happens when price pushes all the
4:19:42way through that? This price range no
4:19:45longer has any sell orders to offer. So,
4:19:48if price revisits it, it's super similar
4:19:51to a fair value gap where there's a lack
4:19:53of sell orders within here. So, if we
4:19:55see buying pressure out of it, price
4:19:57will continue higher.
4:19:59Boom. Crazy. Okay, so let's show it
4:20:04another direction as well.
4:20:08Sorry, I just had to do that. Okay,
4:20:10within an uptrend.
4:20:15Oops.
4:20:17Ah, usually uptrends are my best. Boom.
4:20:22Okay. So again, within an uptrend,
4:20:26they consider all those down moves order
4:20:28blocks, but we'll just call them
4:20:29retracements because it makes it a
4:20:31little bit simpler for us. So within
4:20:34these retracements, right, we know that
4:20:36more buy orders are able to get filled
4:20:38within these price ranges, right? More
4:20:40buy orders were able to get filled,
4:20:41price went higher. More buy orders were
4:20:43able to get filled, price went higher.
4:20:45So when price ends up breaking
4:20:47structure,
4:20:48when these price ranges end up not being
4:20:51able to offer enough more buy orders to
4:20:54get filled and we see price revisit it
4:20:58and we know that hey there's a lack of
4:20:59buy orders within here and we see
4:21:02selling power out of it, we can assume
4:21:05that price is going to continue lower
4:21:07and that's all that breaker blocks are.
4:21:10Okay. So, it was Oops. No.
4:21:14Damn it. I went back too far. So, all
4:21:17that breaker blocks are
4:21:20a retracement
4:21:23[Applause]
4:21:25followed
4:21:28by a break
4:21:31[Applause]
4:21:35followed by a breaking structure.
4:21:37obviously opposite
4:21:39of the current trend.
4:21:41[Applause]
4:21:44It's a retracement followed by a breakup
4:21:46structure. Wow, horrible at spelling.
4:21:50opposite of the current trend
4:21:53which
4:21:56then makes that price range
4:22:01lack
4:22:03buy slash sell or
4:22:06depending
4:22:08on previous
4:22:10trend.
4:22:12Okay, so it's a retracement followed by
4:22:15a breakup structure opposite of the
4:22:18current trend which then makes that
4:22:21price range that was the retracement
4:22:23price range
4:22:25retracement
4:22:29lack buy/sell orders again depending on
4:22:32the previous trend. So that's what it
4:22:34is. And well, how is that beneficial to
4:22:36us?
4:22:39[Applause]
4:22:44If price revisits
4:22:49that area,
4:22:51we can assume that if there is selling
4:22:57slash buying pressure out of it, price
4:23:03will
4:23:05continue in that
4:23:08direction due to the lack of orders from
4:23:16the previous
4:23:19trend.
4:23:21Okay. So why is it useful to us? If
4:23:23price revisits that area, we can assume
4:23:27that if there was if there is buying and
4:23:30selling pressure out of that price
4:23:32range, price will continue into that
4:23:34direction due to the lack of orders from
4:23:37the previous trend that was just broken.
4:23:40Right? So, the visual was honestly like
4:23:43the best way for me to explain that,
4:23:45right? We're in in a trend,
4:23:49right? And each each retracement kind of
4:23:51serves as like a little price range.
4:23:53Oops, sorry.
4:23:55Each retracement kind of serves as a
4:23:57price range where more potential orders
4:24:00could be filled.
4:24:04And if we break past that price range,
4:24:07we can assume that there's a lack
4:24:10of in this case sell orders within here.
4:24:14So again, similar to fair value gaps, if
4:24:17we see price reach into here and then we
4:24:19see buying pressure out of that within a
4:24:21price range where there's a lack of sell
4:24:22orders, we can assume that price is
4:24:24going to continue higher.
4:24:26Boom. Breaker blocks explained part one.
4:24:30I will see you guys in part two. Uh we
4:24:34already explained breaker blocks, talked
4:24:35about how they're useful to us. Today
4:24:37we're going to get into identifying
4:24:38them. Okay, so this should be relatively
4:24:41easy. We're just going to draw these
4:24:43[ __ ] out and then we are going to go
4:24:45ahead and identify them on the chart.
4:24:47And again, why are they useful to us?
4:24:50Because there's a lack of orders going
4:24:52in the opposite direction, right? So we
4:24:55have Oops. Okay. So if we have an
4:24:56uptrend
4:24:59like this, right?
4:25:01We can consider these
4:25:04retracements
4:25:11areas where sell orders were getting
4:25:14filled, right? We see boom, more sell
4:25:17orders getting filled. Price moves down
4:25:18because of it. Then we see boom a break
4:25:21of structure.
4:25:24Okay, right within here is our breaker
4:25:27block, right? And we know if price
4:25:29revisits this again, this is another one
4:25:31of our continuation confluences.
4:25:34We can see that there's going to be a
4:25:36lack of sell orders within here. We see
4:25:37buying power out of it. Price is likely
4:25:39going to continue higher. Super similar
4:25:41to a fair value gap. Okay. Honestly,
4:25:44paired with a fair value gap is a pretty
4:25:46awesome confluence. And then now let's
4:25:49go into boom, an uptrend,
4:25:52right? every single one of these
4:25:56legs down these retracements
4:26:00more buy orders getting filled. Okay,
4:26:03this is our breaker block prior to
4:26:06breaking structure, right? And we know
4:26:08that within here there is a lack
4:26:13of buy orders. So when price pushes in
4:26:17here and we see selling power out of it,
4:26:18we can assume that price is going to go
4:26:20lower. Why? because when price entered
4:26:22through it, it was able to go cleanly
4:26:24past it and break structure. Cool. Now,
4:26:28let's go into identifying them. The
4:26:30easiest way to identify them
4:26:34is looking at them like this. It's
4:26:36literally the like the opposite of an
4:26:38order block. Okay? So, a bullish breaker
4:26:43is going to be the move down prior to
4:26:45the breakup structure. A bearish breaker
4:26:48is the move move down prior to break of
4:26:51structure to the downside.
4:26:54Boom. Boom. And then a bullish breaker
4:27:00is going to be the move up prior to the
4:27:03breaking structure to the downside.
4:27:04Boom.
4:27:07Cool. Cool. Let's get into identifying
4:27:10these babies.
4:27:12These babies
4:27:15and babies and babies. Let's move into
4:27:18some better price action. I really have
4:27:20not traded much at all over the past
4:27:26really like two weeks.
4:27:29Put this into like a higher time frame.
4:27:32See if we can see anything nice. Okay,
4:27:36perfect example right here.
4:27:39Okay. So, we have boom,
4:27:43we have this is the break. This is the
4:27:45breaking structure right here, right?
4:27:48Boom. We we want to find the the move up
4:27:52prior to the breaking structure to the
4:27:55upside. Okay, we have two situations
4:27:57here. Typically, for me, right, I'm
4:28:00looking for the leg down that causes
4:28:02like the liquidity sweep. Either way,
4:28:05you can mark either of these
4:28:09as the breaker with this, right? Which
4:28:11one's the move up prior to the breaker
4:28:13structure to the upside? We see the
4:28:14breaker structure to the upside right
4:28:15here on the hourly. Okay, we have this
4:28:18boom, this up candle and this whole up
4:28:20candle
4:28:22breaker right here.
4:28:24If you wanted to, you could also
4:28:27consider this a breaker. Okay? Because
4:28:30typically what we like to what some
4:28:33people like to do
4:28:36is they like to identify the legs up
4:28:39prior to the liquidity sweep. And we can
4:28:41see that this is the liquidity sweep.
4:28:43But in reality, right, we see that this
4:28:45offered a better entry. Okay, let's go
4:28:48and find a more clear example of this.
4:28:52And there's one right here. Okay, we see
4:28:55a boom, big leg up, breaking structure
4:28:58to the downside. What do we want to do?
4:29:00We want to find the move down. Boom.
4:29:04Prior
4:29:05to the breaker structure to the downside
4:29:07to find that bearish breaker block,
4:29:09right? We see that big leg up. Okay, we
4:29:12see price break structure. Boom. We see
4:29:14it revisit. We see selling power out of
4:29:16it. Boom. Price continues lower. Okay,
4:29:19let's try and find more examples of
4:29:20this. And again, is this one of those
4:29:23things where price is just always 1
4:29:27million trillion% going to draw towards
4:29:30it just because it gets formed? No,
4:29:32definitely not. But it's something that
4:29:35we can take note of. And if we see it
4:29:38draw into a breaker and if we see
4:29:41reactions out of it, what can we safely
4:29:43assume? That price is going to continue
4:29:45in that direction. Okay. All of these
4:29:47are just confluences that help us
4:29:50understand where price wants to go.
4:29:52Okay, this is another good example. We
4:29:54have a break of structure to the upside
4:29:56right here off this candle. Boom. Let's
4:29:59see if price did price even get into
4:30:01this one. Oh, unfortunately not. Okay,
4:30:04we got real close to this.
4:30:06And this is when
4:30:11right, we can highlight a couple things.
4:30:13Boom. breaker imbalances within here,
4:30:17right? All of that. But that was a
4:30:20breaking block.
4:30:22See if we can find some on the low time
4:30:24frame.
4:30:26Okay, here we go. We had boom break
4:30:29structure to the upside right here. We
4:30:32have the move up
4:30:35prior to the breaking structure to the
4:30:36upside. Okay, we see that boom slight
4:30:39little tap in. Okay, we get that
4:30:41rejection. Boom. Boom. Continuation to
4:30:43the upside right here. Price continues
4:30:46higher. What else do we have that
4:30:48combined with?
4:30:50Boom.
4:30:52We have a fair value gap within here.
4:30:56Okay. What can we also consider this
4:30:58black candle move down order block,
4:31:01right? So, now you're starting to see
4:31:04how all of our confluences can start to
4:31:06come together with this.
4:31:08Let's do some more examples here.
4:31:14Okay, this one again, I'm just when I
4:31:18put things together, this is literally
4:31:20just identifying it. When we start
4:31:21putting things together, it's going to
4:31:22make a lot more sense. We're just
4:31:24drawing these out and showing them
4:31:26where. Again, this isn't going to be one
4:31:28of those things where you're just like,
4:31:30"Oh, I see a breaker." Boom. Boom.
4:31:33Enter. No, that's not And great. I just
4:31:36lost my position. Um, oh, literally
4:31:40switched,
4:31:42bro.
4:31:43Um,
4:31:48it's not going to be like, oh, breaker
4:31:50bet spam, you know, like buy. No, bro.
4:31:54Like,
4:31:56focus. Okay. Like, there's going to be
4:31:58several confluences that we wait for.
4:32:01Not just like fair value, you got bet or
4:32:04just like order block.
4:32:08No, bro. Okay. So, boom, we get a break
4:32:10structure to the downside. Okay. We see
4:32:13the move down prior to the break. Boom.
4:32:16We see price push on into it. Okay. We
4:32:19see rejection to the downside.
4:32:25Price continues lower. Okay. Right here
4:32:32we get a breaker structure to the
4:32:33upside. Boom. We have the move up prior
4:32:38to the breaker structure to the upside.
4:32:39Okay. Boom. We see price revisit the
4:32:42breaker. Price continues higher. And
4:32:44like this is a perfect example of okay,
4:32:49we closed past a fair value gap, but we
4:32:52also have a confluence here. Right? This
4:32:54is getting a little bit into like
4:32:55putting [ __ ] together and I'm probably
4:32:57going to end this video soon because I'm
4:32:59pretty sure you guys get the gist of it.
4:33:01When we see some of our confluences get
4:33:03invalidated, but we have other
4:33:04confluences, right? That doesn't
4:33:06necessarily mean like, oh, the fair
4:33:07value gap's gone.
4:33:10Like, [ __ ] it. We're out of here. No,
4:33:14right? We got to sit here and realize
4:33:17like, okay, we got a breaking structure
4:33:19to the upside. Okay, fair value gap. It
4:33:20got invalidated, but boom, we still have
4:33:22this breaker block that it could be
4:33:23drawing towards. Boom, we see buying
4:33:25power out of it. Okay, price continues
4:33:27higher
4:33:31right here. We see a breaker structure
4:33:33to the downside.
4:33:35Okay, where's the move down prior to the
4:33:38break of structure to the downside right
4:33:40here? Okay, see we see price push on up
4:33:43in here into the breaker. Okay, we see
4:33:45selling power out of it. Price continues
4:33:47lower.
4:33:49Okay. And again,
4:33:52this is like it's easy for me to just go
4:33:55on here and just be like bing bang boom
4:33:56blah blah blah blah blah. Watch.
4:33:59Perfect. It works. It's not going to
4:34:01work every single [ __ ] time. I'm
4:34:03cherry-picking these, but I'm
4:34:04cherry-picking these so that you guys
4:34:06can see exactly what the [ __ ] a breaker
4:34:09is before we get into actually putting
4:34:12this [ __ ] together. And trust me, when
4:34:13we put this [ __ ] together, it's going to
4:34:15be really [ __ ] easy for you guys,
4:34:17okay?
4:34:18But with that being said, I'm pretty
4:34:20sure you guys know how to identify these
4:34:22[ __ ] now.
4:34:24We're locked. We're loaded. We're here
4:34:26to talk about SMT divergence. So,
4:34:29without further ado, today we had SMT
4:34:31divergence. Today during pre-market, we
4:34:33had a perfect example of SMT divergence.
4:34:35I'm going to try and explain this pretty
4:34:37simply so that you guys can understand.
4:34:40All that SMT divergence is is one index
4:34:45forecasting what another index is going
4:34:47to do. So today, for example, I was
4:34:50bullish because on the 4 hour time
4:34:52frame, we were bullish. On the hourly,
4:34:57we weren't bullish, but on the 4 hour,
4:34:59we were. And on NASDAQ, we came down and
4:35:01we swept out these hourly lows. Let's
4:35:03get rid of like everything except for
4:35:05the SMT divergence because that's all
4:35:07that this [ __ ] is about.
4:35:09So, we know our bias is bullish, right?
4:35:13NASDAQ makes this low and then it makes
4:35:15a higher low up here.
4:35:17during the same point in time. Okay, so
4:35:19we have this low and then this low.
4:35:22During the same point in time, see this
4:35:24was the mark out from the stream.
4:35:27ES makes this low when NASDAQ makes this
4:35:32low and then ES makes a lower low
4:35:37when NASDAQ
4:35:39makes that significantly higher low.
4:35:42This was a really drastic
4:35:45example of it. Typically, it's going to
4:35:48be a lot less less of something like
4:35:51that where like the higher low will be
4:35:52right here.
4:35:54But it but
4:35:56for a bullish SMT,
4:36:00one index creates a higher low while the
4:36:02other index creates a lower low.
4:36:05And pretty much all that it's doing is
4:36:07this. In this case, NQ is forecasting
4:36:11and saying, "Hey,
4:36:14we made a higher low on NQ, but on ES we
4:36:17made a lower low. At the same time that
4:36:19N come on, at the same time that NQ made
4:36:22a higher low,
4:36:24it's this is like a fortune teller. It's
4:36:28telling us that ES is likely going to go
4:36:30higher. So when I see that ES is
4:36:33probably going to draw into these
4:36:3415-minute highs and then these 15-minute
4:36:36highs. Why? Because of the SMT
4:36:38divergence. Okay. So the best way that I
4:36:41can explain SMT is one, find your bias
4:36:44because if you don't have a bias, then
4:36:46you'll be finding SMT divergences that
4:36:49are that are conflicting, right? So you
4:36:52have to have your over overall bias. And
4:36:53we knew that our oath
4:36:58that
4:37:00holy [ __ ] okay that our overall bias was
4:37:05bullish coming into New York session
4:37:08even on ES okay now we're bearish but
4:37:11anyways besides that we were bullish
4:37:13coming into market open same thing here
4:37:16on NASDAQ okay so when we scale down on
4:37:19the lower time frame and we see NASDAQ
4:37:22create this low and then a higher low.
4:37:24But ES create this low and then a lower
4:37:26low. We can assume that ES is going to
4:37:29continue higher.
4:37:31Okay? And we can use that to our
4:37:33advantage. I know a lot of people that
4:37:37this is [ __ ] huge, bro. Like a lot of
4:37:39people will say like, "Oh yeah, I don't
4:37:41even take I think uh Darius says he
4:37:44doesn't even take trades if um the SMT
4:37:48if if his setup doesn't have an SMT in
4:37:51it or if like the level the high time
4:37:54frame level that price is pushing into.
4:37:56If it if he they don't see a if he
4:37:59doesn't see an SMT, he's like, I'm not
4:38:00taking it."
4:38:04Okay, so let's find another example of
4:38:06this. Why do most tra are most traders
4:38:10like gay as [ __ ]
4:38:12Pause.
4:38:15Not really though.
4:38:17Hit me up.
4:38:20Just playing. But seriously, back my
4:38:23line. Okay. Yeah. No, there wasn't an
4:38:25SMT here.
4:38:27Let's see if there was any anything off
4:38:29of those highs.
4:38:32There you go. Okay. Bet. Good example
4:38:36here.
4:38:38Okay, this isn't necessarily for market
4:38:40open, but anyways, let's just say for
4:38:42example,
4:38:44let's say we're bearish, okay? And NQ,
4:38:48we make this high and then we make this
4:38:51high.
4:38:53ES also coming into a high time frame
4:38:55liquidity sweep. Okay,
4:38:59we come into a high time frame level.
4:39:02NQ makes Come on, man.
4:39:08NQ makes a high then a lower high. ES
4:39:16comes through
4:39:18makes a high and then a higher high. So
4:39:21if our bias is bearish,
4:39:24right? And we only use this is another
4:39:26thing to add. When we're looking for
4:39:28bullish SMT, we're only using the lows.
4:39:30And when we're looking for bearish SMT,
4:39:31we're only only looking for highs. So,
4:39:33we come into this high time frame level,
4:39:36high time frame liquidity sweep, and ES
4:39:38makes a high then a higher high. But NQ
4:39:42at the same time
4:39:44makes a high then a lower high. So, we
4:39:47can go in on ES and be like, I bet I'm
4:39:51going to place a bet. Okay.
4:39:54And we can say okay
4:39:58NASDAQ is telling us the future
4:40:00because it made a lower high obviously
4:40:04make sure it's in line with our bias and
4:40:06then from there we can scale down and
4:40:08try and find entries. Okay. So we and
4:40:10another thing another huge thing I do
4:40:13not like to use SMT divergence on the
4:40:16one minute. Typically my SMT divergence
4:40:18is going to be on the 5m minute or the
4:40:1915minute. And it also works really well
4:40:22for high time frames. Oh, this is
4:40:23another perfect example. Okay, but
4:40:25anyways, this was during pre-market. So,
4:40:28not much of like entry work to be found
4:40:30within here, but you can still see that
4:40:31it holds true because price ends up
4:40:33coming down, taking out liquidity. Um,
4:40:36and on uh NASDAQ, NASDAQ smoking on gas
4:40:38pack. Okay, it did the same thing. Uh,
4:40:40boom, came down, swept liquidity. This
4:40:42is another good example of how we can
4:40:44use it to find bias. Okay, because on ES
4:40:47right we have this high and then a lower
4:40:50high and then on NQ we have this high
4:40:53and then a higher high.
4:40:56Okay, and on from there we can see that
4:40:59price wanted to come down sweep out this
4:41:01liquidity. Pretty shortlived. Okay, leg
4:41:04down. But we can see that when we have
4:41:07this
4:41:09price,
4:41:12it's pretty much
4:41:17telling us the future of where the other
4:41:20index wants to go. Oh, I could clickbait
4:41:23the [ __ ] out of this. Put some crazy
4:41:26thumbnail
4:41:29like how to tell the future on the time
4:41:31frames.
4:41:34Let's find more examples of this. Bingo
4:41:36was his name out. Okay, look here
4:41:41on ES. Okay, my guess is this. Okay,
4:41:44first of all, we see a high time frame
4:41:46liquidity sweep. This had to have been
4:41:48like CPI or something, PPI, but
4:41:51regardless, we can still apply this.
4:41:53Okay, boom. We come through, we sweep
4:41:55out lows, bias bullish after we probably
4:41:58get like an hourly close above here.
4:42:00Okay,
4:42:02we have this low right here.
4:42:05We form a lower low down here. But on
4:42:08NQ,
4:42:11we have this low right here.
4:42:14And then we have a higher low right
4:42:16here. So what can that tell us the
4:42:17future about on ES? because NQ made a
4:42:21higher low
4:42:23SMT divergence as well as us seeing ES
4:42:28not breaking structure on this low
4:42:30sweeping these lows out. We can scale
4:42:33down to lower time frames and find
4:42:36entries within here, right? Because we
4:42:38made a lower low on ES but a higher low
4:42:41on NQ. We can scale down into ES. We see
4:42:44these lows get swept. We can finally we
4:42:46can probably find some sort of entry
4:42:48within here. Okay. So, the main thing
4:42:51that I want you guys to remember from
4:42:53today for SMT divergence, because it's
4:42:55hard for me to go back in time and tell
4:42:57myself, don't change a thing. But
4:43:01I'll write this one out. SMT diver.
4:43:08Come on, man.
4:43:10Okay. What to look for? Okay. Okay, when
4:43:14we're bullish
4:43:16and we're coming into when we have a
4:43:18bullish bias and we come into a bullish
4:43:20level, we're looking for higher low
4:43:23formed on either of the indexes
4:43:31and lower low formed on the other. Okay?
4:43:35And then typically we're looking to
4:43:37execute on the other one because if we
4:43:39see a higher low formed on one index
4:43:41index like let's say let's say we see a
4:43:42higher low formed on gas pack and we see
4:43:46a lower low formed on S&P it means the
4:43:48S&P is lagging behind NASDAQ. So the S&P
4:43:50is likely going to follow suit and
4:43:52continue higher. So that that means
4:43:53there's going to be more opportunity on
4:43:55ES. Okay. And then continuing when we
4:43:58are bearish
4:44:02lower high
4:44:05formed on one index and
4:44:10a higher high
4:44:15and a higher high on the other.
4:44:18Okay? Because again, when we're bullish
4:44:21and we see this on one index
4:44:25and this on the other, we can assume
4:44:27that this one is going to follow suit of
4:44:30this one for bullish. And then for
4:44:32bearish, if we see
4:44:35this on one
4:44:39and this on the other, we can assume
4:44:41that this is going to follow suit of
4:44:44that index. Okay, so pretty straight
4:44:47straightforward. This is just another
4:44:48confluence to add to your list of tools.
4:44:51Okay, that being said, I appreciate you
4:44:54guys.
4:44:55I'll catch you guys in the next one. If
4:44:57you guys haven't already, please like,
4:44:59please subscribe. Y'all are my people.
4:45:01I'll catch you guys. So, I know that was
4:45:03a lot of information for you guys to
4:45:04digest and that's a whole bunch of
4:45:06confluences and you guys are like, "What
4:45:08the [ __ ] am I even supposed to do with
4:45:09this?" Hopefully, you guys are starting
4:45:11to like piece the pieces together and
4:45:13you guys are like, "Okay, cool. I know
4:45:15that draws on and liquidity are where
4:45:17price is going to reverse off of. I know
4:45:19fair value gaps are where price is
4:45:20looking to balance out price action and
4:45:22then react off of it. I know that
4:45:24breakup structure is showing a change in
4:45:25trend. You guys have all of these
4:45:27concepts and you guys have all of these
4:45:29patterns and price action formations
4:45:31that help you guys dictate where price
4:45:33is going to go. Now we are going to put
4:45:36these confluences together in order to
4:45:38predict where price action wants to go
4:45:40because again like I was saying in those
4:45:42other videos these are nothing just by
4:45:45themselves. We need to put all of these
4:45:47together in congruence so that we are
4:45:49able to make a highly probable decision
4:45:52when looking to make a trade within the
4:45:54markets because again these confluences
4:45:56standing alone are little to nothing but
4:45:58when we put them together it helps us
4:46:00make a highly probable decision within
4:46:02the market. So again, this is going to
4:46:04be me putting all of these confluences
4:46:06together for you guys so that you guys
4:46:08can say, "Hey, boom, we're looking for
4:46:09liquidity suite. Then from there, break
4:46:11the structure. Then from there for value
4:46:12gap getting filled, and then from there,
4:46:14we're going to scale down on this time
4:46:15frame, and then we're going to enter."
4:46:16Okay, all of that is going to be put
4:46:18together in place so that you guys can
4:46:20form and build a strategy to finally be
4:46:23able to start making predictions on
4:46:25where price wants to go. Again, this is
4:46:27going to take some time and it's going
4:46:28to take a lot of brain effort. So, if
4:46:30you guys need to whatever split this up
4:46:32or just write it down on each step,
4:46:34that's okay. And with that being said,
4:46:36let's jump straight into how we can
4:46:38actually get into strategy creation. And
4:46:41again, if you guys are struggling with
4:46:43this on Confluences or with strategy
4:46:46creation and you guys are like, man, I
4:46:47wish I could just talk to Tyler
4:46:49one-on-one. Again, you guys can go
4:46:51ahead, click the link in the description
4:46:52and join the blueprint where you guys
4:46:54are going to be able to submit trades to
4:46:55people like me, people like my coaches,
4:46:57and you guys are going to say, "Hey, did
4:46:59I use this confluence correctly? Is this
4:47:01trade the good trade to take?" Because
4:47:03again, I can only do so much on these
4:47:05YouTube videos where I just cast this
4:47:06massive umbrella, this massive net where
4:47:09I just say, "Hey, you guys are going to
4:47:11want to do this, this, this, then this."
4:47:13But I'm not able to actually correct you
4:47:15guys in real time when you guys are
4:47:16attempting to do these things. And
4:47:18that's where a lot of my struggle was
4:47:20when I was an unprofitable trader where
4:47:22I would learn these concepts and then I
4:47:24would go to apply them. But because I
4:47:25was a beginner and because I was an
4:47:27unprofitable trader, I didn't
4:47:28necessarily know if I was making the
4:47:30right decisions or if I was using the
4:47:32confluences correctly and I had to do it
4:47:34based off of my own knowledge that I had
4:47:36and just based off these YouTube videos.
4:47:37The benefit of having a mentor and the
4:47:39benefit of having a coach right by your
4:47:41side is you guys can use these
4:47:43confluences and then you guys can show
4:47:44it to your coach, someone like me, other
4:47:46profitable coaches, and then say, "Was I
4:47:48doing this correct?" And we could be
4:47:50like, "Whoa, dude, you're completely
4:47:52screwing up the strategy." And just that
4:47:54alone, just that little tip, that piece
4:47:56of advice could save you guys from 6
4:47:58months worth of mistakes that you guys
4:48:00keep making over and over again, but you
4:48:02guys don't even know that you're making
4:48:03that mistake over and over again because
4:48:04you guys think that you're marking out
4:48:06the confluence correct. guys think that
4:48:07you're placing the trades correctly, but
4:48:09in turn, you're not. And it's super
4:48:11beneficial to have a coach like me or
4:48:13somebody else that is profitable within
4:48:15the markets to be able to see that and
4:48:17be like, "Hey, I've made this mistake
4:48:18before and it cost me literally 3 months
4:48:20of losing over and over and over again.
4:48:23Let me save you those 3 months of time
4:48:25and let me put you guys in the right
4:48:26position and let's adjust this, this,
4:48:28this, this, this, and then boom, your
4:48:30strategy is going to be perfect. You now
4:48:31know how to identify these confluences
4:48:33correctly instead of you guys just
4:48:35wasting all that time." So, if that
4:48:36sounds like something that you guys
4:48:38would want to be a part of, click the
4:48:39link down in the description for you
4:48:40guys to join the blueprint. And that
4:48:42being said, let's jump into strategy
4:48:44creation. We're going to be talking
4:48:45about systemizing your strategy. You
4:48:46guys have to systemize your strategy.
4:48:48What do I mean by that? I'm going to lay
4:48:50out different tools for you guys to be
4:48:52able to take trades off of, okay?
4:48:53Different confluences. And eventually,
4:48:55I'm going to give you guys my systemized
4:48:58strategy.
4:48:59Okay? It's not it's not going to work
4:49:02for all of you guys. Some of you guys
4:49:04think about trading differently. Again,
4:49:06like I said, if my [ __ ] doesn't work for
4:49:07you, choose something else. But when you
4:49:11choose something else, systemize it. And
4:49:13this is probably why the majority of you
4:49:15guys are not able to
4:49:19be profitable with like SMC or ICT
4:49:23concepts. It's not that they don't work.
4:49:27It's that you guys don't have a system.
4:49:31You guys don't have a step-by-step plan
4:49:32on how you're supposed to enter a trade.
4:49:34If you guys just think of I don't know
4:49:38like any skill like usually there's like
4:49:42a step by step of how to do something or
4:49:47how to execute something or at least
4:49:49like people who are successful there's
4:49:51variables that are dependent and
4:49:53independent.
4:49:55Okay, that's like it's part of like
4:49:57experiment. So when you guys are
4:49:58experimenting with your strategy, you
4:50:01want to know what doesn't work and what
4:50:04does work. So how the [ __ ] are you
4:50:06supposed to know what doesn't work and
4:50:08what does work if you guys change your
4:50:10entry strategy every [ __ ] day? So
4:50:12when you guys are trying to put these
4:50:14tools together, a lot of you guys are
4:50:16going to [ __ ] this up really badly. And
4:50:18I know I did this like horribly and it
4:50:21caused me to be really unsuccessful for
4:50:23months until I figured out, okay, I have
4:50:25to have a systemized plan. When you guys
4:50:28are getting into a trade, you should
4:50:30have a step by step of how you were
4:50:32supposed to enter. Because when you do
4:50:34that step by step, you're able to
4:50:37immediately say, "Okay." And you're able
4:50:41to look back on your losing trades and
4:50:42you're able to say, "Okay,
4:50:4590% of the time when I enter off of
4:50:47order blocks, I lose. I should stop
4:50:51entering off of order blocks." Remove
4:50:52that. and you're able to directly
4:50:56identify this confluence is not working
4:50:59for me versus if you guys are just and
4:51:02same thing like the time frames
4:51:06the the confluences of you guys entering
4:51:09the pair that you guys are trading all
4:51:11of these things matter and that's why
4:51:14you guys should simplify [ __ ] down where
4:51:18first thing like you guys should only be
4:51:20trading one pair second thing You guys
4:51:24should only be trading during one
4:51:26session, okay? Because that just boom,
4:51:28immediately one variable plug in for
4:51:31both of those things. Super easy.
4:51:34Strategy, we can't just have like green
4:51:35candle press buy, right? There's a
4:51:37couple more steps. So that's why we want
4:51:39to simplify everything else
4:51:42before we get into our execution. And
4:51:45again, we want to simplify our
4:51:46execution, too, or we want to systemize
4:51:48our execution. So within our execution,
4:51:51this is what you guys shouldn't be
4:51:52doing. You shouldn't be looking at the
4:51:54weekly, then looking at the daily, then
4:51:56looking at the 4 hour, then looking at
4:51:58the hourly, then looking at the
4:51:5915-minute, then looking at the 5m
4:52:00minute, then looking at the one minute,
4:52:02and marking out every single confluence
4:52:04on every single one of those time
4:52:05frames. You're doing yourself a
4:52:07disservice.
4:52:09And then along with that, what you also
4:52:11shouldn't be doing is on Monday, let's
4:52:14say your bias is bullish and you found
4:52:18that by looking at the daily time frame
4:52:19and the 4 hour time frame and then you
4:52:22entered on the one minute and you won.
4:52:25And then on Tuesday, your bias is
4:52:27bearish and you found that by looking at
4:52:29the 1 hour and the 4 hour and you
4:52:31entered on the 15minute and you lost.
4:52:35And then on Wednesday, you looked at the
4:52:38weekly and the one hour and you took
4:52:41your trade off the one minute. You see
4:52:43how that causes issues where your
4:52:46strategy is you guys are using
4:52:50technically a different strategy every
4:52:53[ __ ] day
4:52:56because it's not systemized. It's not
4:52:59look at this time frame. This time frame
4:53:02gives me an input. Rotate to the next
4:53:04time frame. Because of that higher time
4:53:07frame input, we get to go to the lower
4:53:09time frame input. And then we make a
4:53:11decision on that. From there, we go to
4:53:13another time frame. We make a decision
4:53:15on that based off those two inputs. You
4:53:18guys should have a system of entry, not
4:53:22just I see this, I see this, I go to
4:53:24this, I see this, I mark this, I mark
4:53:26that, and I enter. It's not how that
4:53:29[ __ ] should work. You guys should see
4:53:31one time frame, get a bias off of that.
4:53:34And because of that bias, you're able to
4:53:35go to another time frame. Maybe both of
4:53:39those time frames are to help you find
4:53:40your bias, right? Maybe you go on the
4:53:42daily, and again, you guys will see my
4:53:44system, my strategy. That's why I'm
4:53:45talking in like vague terms right now
4:53:47because I don't want you guys to jump
4:53:49ahead because you guys aren't even there
4:53:50yet. But I need to make this video for a
4:53:53lot of people because a lot of you guys
4:53:54are just shooting yourselves in in the
4:53:56foot. Okay? So like maybe your
4:53:58systemized strategy is I go on the daily
4:54:00time frame and I see what the what what
4:54:03my bias is based on the overall trend
4:54:06and then I have that boom that's input
4:54:08one. The bias on the daily is bullish.
4:54:11We rotate to the 4our. We see on the 4
4:54:14hour the bias is still bullish. Okay. So
4:54:17because of that we have two bullish
4:54:20biases, two inputs and then because of
4:54:24those two inputs we're able to rotate to
4:54:26like the 15minut time frame. And then
4:54:29we're looking for a sweep of high time
4:54:32frame liquidity. And then from there
4:54:33we're looking for a break of structure.
4:54:35And then from there we're looking for
4:54:37one of my entry confluences. Okay?
4:54:40Whether that be like order block, fair
4:54:42value gap, equilibrium, breaker block,
4:54:45and then we're looking for reactions out
4:54:46of that.
4:54:48See how that's systemized? We have we go
4:54:50from daily, 4 hour, 15. And that's not
4:54:53my strategy. I just pulled that [ __ ] out
4:54:54of my ass. Don't don't use that. We went
4:54:56from daily 4hour overall bias rotate
4:55:01into 15minute
4:55:03confluence confluence entry. It's a
4:55:06step-by-step program.
4:55:09And then from there, when you see, okay,
4:55:12when I enter off of an order block
4:55:13within that program, I'm more likely to
4:55:16you lose because you're journaling all
4:55:18of your trades, as you should,
4:55:20I'm more likely to lose. My probability
4:55:22when I'm trading off of order blocks is
4:55:25a lot lower. Boom. You no longer are
4:55:28able to trade off of order blocks. Your
4:55:29probability of winning goes higher. Now
4:55:32we're trading daily 4hour
4:55:35liquidity sweep break of structure only
4:55:38enter off of fair value gap equilibrium
4:55:40breaker block. Okay, we see that our
4:55:43probability is a lot lower off of
4:55:45equilibrium. We take that out.
4:55:47probability of winning goes higher until
4:55:50you have literally a stepby [ __ ] step
4:55:53program
4:55:54of being able to enter into a trade.
4:55:58that one won't give you a trade every
4:56:00single day, but two, you know, your
4:56:03probability is going to be so high
4:56:06because you were able to take out all of
4:56:07those variables and you know what your
4:56:10probability is going into every single
4:56:12day and every single trade
4:56:15because of that step-by-step process
4:56:17that you guys laid out where it's so
4:56:20easy where you literally can just sit on
4:56:22your hands
4:56:24and not do [ __ ] ever
4:56:27until those steps have been completed.
4:56:31And then once those steps get completed,
4:56:34it's brainless work. You press buy or
4:56:37you press sell. You set your stop-loss.
4:56:40You set your take profits
4:56:42and we're on our way.
4:56:47That is how strategy should work. It
4:56:49shouldn't be you like literally every
4:56:52single day you guys are trading a
4:56:53different strategy. I hope you
4:56:55understand that you guys are trading off
4:56:57of a different confluence every day. You
4:56:59guys are finding your daily bias based
4:57:01off different time frames every day. You
4:57:03guys are entering. You guys are you guys
4:57:06pro you guys have like 30 different
4:57:08strategies that you guys are trying to
4:57:10trade with every single day that you
4:57:12guys don't even know are 30 different
4:57:14strategies and you're labeling it as one
4:57:17strategy. It's not one strategy. Right
4:57:20now, what you guys are doing is you guys
4:57:22have a bunch of tools, a bunch of
4:57:23confluences
4:57:26and you're just bundling them all up
4:57:28together and like throwing them at the
4:57:30chart and trying trying to get a winning
4:57:33trade out of it. That's not how this
4:57:35[ __ ] works. systemize your strategy and
4:57:38then you guys will be able to identify
4:57:40what's causing you to lose versus right
4:57:43now your strategy is like I'm going to
4:57:45look at seven different time frames and
4:57:48enter off of three different new
4:57:51confluences per day
4:57:54and you have no [ __ ] clue why you're
4:57:56winning or why you're losing and then
4:57:58when you go to do your journaling you're
4:58:00literally guessing why you're why you're
4:58:02losing.
4:58:05You're saying, "Oh, like it didn't work
4:58:07out for this." No, bro.
4:58:10Like you got with the systemized
4:58:12strategy, you guys will be able to see
4:58:1580% of the time when I enter off of like
4:58:17fair value gaps, I suck dick at them.
4:58:21So, I'm no longer going to do that.
4:58:23Boom. That just takes away a fat chunk
4:58:26of your losing trades. that boosts your
4:58:29profitability immediately by systemizing
4:58:32your strategy
4:58:34until you guys can break it down and
4:58:35simplify it so much where you guys
4:58:38literally just remove everything that
4:58:41has low probability within your system
4:58:43so that your system is purely high
4:58:46probability.
4:58:48So, I wanted to make this video to
4:58:51hopefully help you guys one, start
4:58:53systemizing your strategy if you guys
4:58:55haven't already, and two, prepare you
4:58:57guys to make sure that once I do lay out
4:59:00all these tools for you guys, you guys
4:59:02don't just go apehit and start throwing
4:59:03hammers and nails and [ __ ] wrenches
4:59:06at some [ __ ] without having any clue
4:59:08what you're doing. And of you know like
4:59:10then you guys will have and I will say I
4:59:13[ __ ] up in the past like with the boot
4:59:16camp like I [ __ ] up where I didn't
4:59:18give you guys a systemized strategy. I
4:59:20kind of just like assumed and that's
4:59:22probably the worst thing to do
4:59:24especially with people who are
4:59:25beginners. You should never [ __ ]
4:59:26assume. This time around we're not doing
4:59:29that. That's why we're changing the way
4:59:31of the the tool and confluence delivery.
4:59:33we will be able to take systemized
4:59:36entries and exits
4:59:39and it's going to be awesome and
4:59:40hopefully it takes you one step closer
4:59:43to being a higher probability and a more
4:59:46profitable trader all for [ __ ] free.
4:59:48Let's get it. Oh, say does that star
4:59:53spangled
4:59:55ber
4:59:57yet way
5:00:01for the land of the free
5:00:07and the home
5:00:10of the
5:00:13brave.
5:00:16Figured we might as well start off with
5:00:18some some [ __ ] patrioticness
5:00:22before we give you guys the first piece
5:00:26of the strategy. Okay, so this is going
5:00:29to be one of many videos. Who knows how
5:00:32many parts this is going to take. We're
5:00:34going to break this down as simple as
5:00:35possible for you guys. Again, who knows
5:00:38how many parts this is going to take.
5:00:40We're going to take as many parts as we
5:00:42need to in order for us to drill this
5:00:44[ __ ] into your guys' mini ass [ __ ]
5:00:48brains. Okay? So,
5:00:53you guys remember our confluences. Yes,
5:00:55you guys remember everything that I've
5:00:57ever taught you ever in the entire
5:00:59world.
5:01:01Right? Wrong.
5:01:03So, go back and re rewatch, reread.
5:01:08Start off. Welcome to the [ __ ]
5:01:10strategy video. The [ __ ] strategy
5:01:12video, [ __ ] Okay. All right. Focus.
5:01:16There's going to be several several
5:01:17parts of this
5:01:20to preface this. This first one that I'm
5:01:22going to give you guys, this is like
5:01:25beginner and then as the rest of this
5:01:28goes on, the more [ __ ] advanced it's
5:01:30going to get because there's going to be
5:01:32more and more things that we can add to
5:01:33this to make it better. Okay? Okay, so
5:01:36you're probably going to watch this and
5:01:37be like,
5:01:40"Yeah, TJR, you're such a piece of [ __ ]
5:01:42You taught me the [ __ ] basic [ __ ]
5:01:44strategy." Well, guess what, little
5:01:47[ __ ] Timmy, you don't know [ __ ] about
5:01:50trading yet. So, shut up and eat your
5:01:52pacifier. You're [ __ ] binky.
5:01:55Okay,
5:01:57so basic [ __ ] strategy step by step.
5:02:02Here we go.
5:02:05Okay, step one, we treat our 4hour and
5:02:10our hourly as our daily bias. And keep
5:02:12in mind,
5:02:17there's a million other ways to trade.
5:02:18This is just my strategy. You guys want
5:02:20to trade like me, this works for you,
5:02:21cool. Remember, think back to our
5:02:23psychology videos. Think back to
5:02:24literally videos like one through five
5:02:28or whatever it was before we started
5:02:30Confluences. Watch those shits and
5:02:32remember what I was telling you guys
5:02:33about how this shit's going to take
5:02:35time. And if my strategy doesn't make
5:02:37sense to you, get the [ __ ] out of here,
5:02:38okay? And I that's boom, like I taught
5:02:40you something, get the [ __ ] out, okay?
5:02:42If this [ __ ] doesn't make sense. So the
5:02:45way that I like to trade is I like to
5:02:47catch one to threehour moves. Okay? So
5:02:51ideally I'm in the market for 1 to 3
5:02:54hours. Sometimes it's a little bit less,
5:02:55but ideally I'm catching like a 3hour
5:02:58movement. Okay? Okay. So, with that in
5:03:00mind, are we really trying to figure out
5:03:05a weekly move? Not necessarily.
5:03:08So, I like to stay away from the daily
5:03:10time frame because if we look at the
5:03:11daily time frame, that's really giving
5:03:12us a prediction of, okay, where is the
5:03:14where are the next couple days going to
5:03:16go? I don't really give a [ __ ] about
5:03:17that. We want to scale down one step
5:03:20lower and start looking at, okay, where
5:03:21are the next four hours going to go?
5:03:23Where are the next hours going to go?
5:03:25Okay. And we're going to treat that as
5:03:27our daily bias or as our bias going into
5:03:29our trading day. Okay. So, treat the 4
5:03:34hour and the 1 hour as
5:03:41our bias.
5:03:43Okay. So, what does that mean? Look.
5:03:46Whoa. Chill out on look. Okay. Not lower
5:03:49case. Look. Okay. Look at 4hour trend.
5:03:57Okay, we're looking at the 4 hour and
5:03:59the 1 hour trend. What is something that
5:04:02we know? That's just basic ass [ __ ]
5:04:04Higher time frames hold higher power,
5:04:06right? Because if the 4 hour says, "Hey,
5:04:08look, we're going to go [ __ ] up." And
5:04:10the hourly says, "Wait, no, we're going
5:04:11to go down." Longer term, if the 4hour
5:04:15time frame is saying we're going [ __ ]
5:04:17up, the hourly is probably hitting a
5:04:19[ __ ] retrace on our ass. Okay, so
5:04:21with that in mind, we want to look at
5:04:23the 4our trend and that's going to be
5:04:24our overall bias. We see the 4hour
5:04:26trend, right? Is it a [ __ ] uptrend or
5:04:28is it a [ __ ] downtrend? Simple as
5:04:31[ __ ] We're not trying to predict
5:04:34reversals. We look at the 4hour trend
5:04:37and we know, okay, this is where the
5:04:40next 4 hours are likely going to go. Too
5:04:44bad, so sad if we take a loss because
5:04:46the 4hour break structure. Ideally,
5:04:49we're not trying to catch reversals on
5:04:51the 4 hour. Okay? We're trying to stay
5:04:53within the trend. So,
5:04:57or
5:05:00bias is based on 4hour trend. If
5:05:17boom. Simple as [ __ ] Our bias, our
5:05:21overall daily outlook on the day is
5:05:23based on the 4hour trend. If the 4 hour
5:05:25is in an uptrend, what does that mean?
5:05:26Higher highs, higher lows, breaking
5:05:27structure to the upside. Cool. We're
5:05:29bullish. If it's in a downtrend, we are
5:05:32bearish. Lower lows, lower highs.
5:05:36Step four, look at the 1 hour trend.
5:05:40Okay, what does the 1 hour trend let us
5:05:42do? It helps us decide what lower time
5:05:45frame we are going to scale into to end
5:05:48up looking for a trade. Okay, so we're
5:05:51going to look at the hourly trend. If
5:05:55[Applause]
5:06:00If the 1 hour trend is in line with the
5:06:024hour trend,
5:06:12we're looking at the 1 hour trend and if
5:06:14we see boom, the 4 hour is bullish and
5:06:16the hourly is bullish. Bet. We can scale
5:06:18down into the five minute and look for
5:06:20execution points within there. Okay, we
5:06:24cool
5:06:25if
5:06:34[Applause]
5:06:44[Applause]
5:06:48the 1 hour is in an opposite. Okay, I'm
5:06:51going to change this to opposite.
5:07:00If the 1 hour trend, if the 1 hour trend
5:07:02is in an opposite trend, then the 4hour
5:07:05trend, then we have to execute on a
5:07:06higher time frame, aka the 15minute.
5:07:09Okay, so if the 4 hour is bullish and
5:07:11the hour
5:07:13and the hourly is bearish,
5:07:16what do we get to do? We get to scale
5:07:18down onto the 15-minute time frame and
5:07:20then look for execution points. Cool.
5:07:23Cool. We just laid out how we find our
5:07:25daily bias and then how we're going to
5:07:27scale down. Simple, simple, simple. And
5:07:29again, this is the simple baby ass [ __ ]
5:07:32You're probably going to be like, TJR, I
5:07:33only found [ __ ] one trade this week.
5:07:36It probably hit take profit
5:07:39if you're going to follow this step by
5:07:40step, rule by rule. If you don't follow
5:07:43this step by step rule by rule, you'll
5:07:45find 20 trades and be on that one
5:07:47[ __ ] spectrum. I love freedom of
5:07:49speech. Okay, step six.
5:07:54Okay,
5:07:56remember 4 hour. If it's bullish, cool.
5:07:59We know that we're looking for buys.
5:08:01We're we're bullish for the day. And
5:08:03then if the 1 hour is bullish, cool.
5:08:07We're still bullish. We get to scale
5:08:08down into the fiveminut time frame and
5:08:10look look for execution points.
5:08:13reverse. If the 4 hour is bullish and
5:08:15the hourly is bearish, what does that
5:08:18make us? Still bullish. Higher time
5:08:20frame holds higher power.
5:08:23Where where can we execute down to the
5:08:2515-minut time frame? Okay, we need
5:08:27higher time frame execution points,
5:08:28higher time frame confirmation.
5:08:31Uh, cool. Cool.
5:08:34from there. What
5:08:36[Applause]
5:08:38What are our execution
5:08:43points?
5:08:47What are our execution points? Well,
5:08:50what do we always most often look for
5:08:54when trying to take a trade? First
5:08:57things first, where's the top of a trend
5:08:59going to reverse from? Liquidity sweep.
5:09:03And what is something that we know about
5:09:05pretty much the majority of the time
5:09:07every single market open there's going
5:09:09to be liquidity sweep. Okay. So our
5:09:12execution points are going to be as so
5:09:16we're going to how should we do this?
5:09:20We're going to go A. That was a one. A
5:09:25liquidity
5:09:27liquidity sweep plus break of structure.
5:09:33What are we looking for? A liquidity
5:09:35sweep
5:09:36on a higher time frame. Not on the
5:09:3915-minut, not on the 5m minute. Okay, we
5:09:41want to see it on the higher time frame.
5:09:42So, what does that mean for us? What are
5:09:44our higher time frames? What are we only
5:09:45looking at? 1 hour and 4 hour. Boom. So
5:09:48liquidity sweep
5:09:531 hour
5:09:56or 4hour draws of liquidity.
5:10:01Okay. And break of structure
5:10:04on
5:10:06five minute or
5:10:18Okay. So, step one, we understand our
5:10:22bias. Okay. Whatever the 4 hour is
5:10:24telling us, that's what our bias is.
5:10:27From there, if we have a bullish bias,
5:10:29what are we looking for? We're looking
5:10:31for draws of liquidity underneath lows
5:10:34on the high time frames on the 4 hour
5:10:36and the 1 hour. Okay? So, if we're
5:10:37bullish, we're looking for 1 hour lows
5:10:40and 4hour lows. We're marking those out.
5:10:44The next step within that,
5:10:46if if we get into those draws of
5:10:49liquidity, once we see those levels hit,
5:10:52if we don't see those levels hit,
5:10:53nothing happens. The way I teach my
5:10:55mastermind students, I say, find the
5:10:574hour trend. If we if we're bullish,
5:11:00cool. We highlight the high time frame
5:11:03lows. We get our hands and we shove them
5:11:07into our ass and we don't do anything
5:11:10until those prices are hit. Once they're
5:11:14hit, we can scale in into either the 5m
5:11:17minute or the 15-minute based on both
5:11:20the 4hour and the 1 hour trends. Right?
5:11:22So, if the 4 hour is bullish and the
5:11:24hourly is bullish, then we get a sweep
5:11:27of lows on either the 1 hour or the 4
5:11:30hour, cool. we scale down into the
5:11:325minut time frame and the next thing
5:11:33we're looking for is a break of
5:11:34structure. If the 4hour is bullish and
5:11:37the hourly is bearish, what are we
5:11:40looking for? We're still looking for
5:11:41lows and we can still use both the
5:11:44hourly lows and 4hour lows. Draws of
5:11:46liquidity doesn't change based on the
5:11:48trend. Okay? So, if we're bullish on the
5:11:514 hour, but we're bearish on the hourly,
5:11:53we're still looking for lows. We
5:11:54highlight every single low that's based
5:11:55on the hourly and the 4hour chart. We
5:11:58put our hands on our ass until those
5:12:00prices get hit. Cool. We wait. We see
5:12:03those prices get hit. When where can we
5:12:05scale down into the 15-minute time
5:12:07frame? What are we looking for following
5:12:09that? A 15-minute break of structure.
5:12:12Cool. Cool. Moving forward.
5:12:16Step B.
5:12:18Again,
5:12:20once both of these have
5:12:24[Applause]
5:12:35Once both of these have happened, we're
5:12:37looking for our third confluence.
5:12:40Okay.
5:12:43What are our what is what are the other
5:12:46confluences that we have? Order block,
5:12:48fair value gap, breaker block,
5:12:52equilibrium.
5:12:53Those four. Okay.
5:13:04Damn. Come on.
5:13:23Okay, now let's break this down again. 4
5:13:26hours bullish, hourly is bullish. Boom.
5:13:29Hands in our ass. We know that we're
5:13:31waiting for lows to be swept. We see a 1
5:13:34hour low get swept. Perfect. Muddy hands
5:13:37out. Boom. We can scale down to the
5:13:395minute cuz the 4 hour and the hourly
5:13:41are in line. From there, we wait for a
5:13:43fivem minutee breakup structure. Boom.
5:13:45What do we move down to? Then the last
5:13:47and final step. We're waiting for our
5:13:49third confluence. We're waiting for
5:13:50either an order block to get hit, a fair
5:13:52value gap to get hit, a breaker block to
5:13:54get hit, or equilibrium to get hit.
5:13:57Okay? We don't do anything until these
5:14:01[ __ ] get hit. We don't even do
5:14:03anything once they're hit. We need one
5:14:06more step. Pause this right here. Okay.
5:14:09Moving forward. If the 4 hour is
5:14:11bullish, but the hourly is bearish, we
5:14:13are waiting for a high time frame
5:14:15liquidity sweep still to the downside
5:14:16because the 4 hour is bullish. We're
5:14:18waiting for either hourly lows to get
5:14:20swept or 4 hours lows to get swept. Our
5:14:22hands are in our ass until that happens.
5:14:24We see those lows get swept. Muddy hands
5:14:26come out. 15minute time frame scale
5:14:29down. We're waiting for a 15-minute
5:14:31break of structure. From there, we're
5:14:32looking for our third confluence. We're
5:14:34either looking for an order block on the
5:14:3615-minute for a value gap on the
5:14:3715-minute, breaker block on the
5:14:3815-minute, or equilibrium on the
5:14:4015-minute.
5:14:43Cool. Cool.
5:14:46Last and final step.
5:14:58[Applause]
5:15:03[Applause]
5:15:05We need to see buying pressure or
5:15:07selling pressure in order to execute out
5:15:10of these confluences, right? Because if
5:15:13we just enter right when they get hit,
5:15:15how the [ __ ] do we know if they actually
5:15:17held, right? If we think back to breaker
5:15:19blocks, remember, how are these breaker
5:15:22blocks even formed? It's off a
5:15:24confluence confluence getting
5:15:26invalidated because it just gets blown
5:15:27through. We don't want to end up being
5:15:30[ __ ] busted through like a [ __ ]
5:15:32breaker block. We want to wait for our
5:15:35confluence to get hit and then buying
5:15:37pressure out or selling pressure out in
5:15:39order to execute. Okay, so what does
5:15:41that look like? Literally just a green
5:15:44candle up and out of the order block, a
5:15:47green candle up and out of the fair
5:15:48value gap, a green candle up and out of
5:15:50the breaker block, a green candle
5:15:52closing above equilibrium. Okay? or a
5:15:56red candle closing underneath an order
5:15:58block, red candle closing underneath a
5:15:59fair value gap, red candle closing
5:16:01underneath a breaker block, or red
5:16:02candle closing underneath equilibrium.
5:16:06Okay, so we need to see buying or
5:16:08selling pressure out of these
5:16:09confluences. And tomorrow when we go
5:16:11into actually pointing this [ __ ] out on
5:16:13the chart, I know this is a lot to write
5:16:15down. I the goal today, we're already 22
5:16:17minutes in 22 minutes into this [ __ ] I
5:16:20just want you guys to write this down so
5:16:21we can get our strategy down. And again,
5:16:23this is the simple [ __ ] There's another
5:16:25piece that we're going to add on to this
5:16:26after, but right now, this is all we're
5:16:29going to get. Okay, last and final.
5:16:32ABCDE E.
5:16:36Okay,
5:16:37[Applause]
5:16:45once you see pressure, execute. We are
5:16:48going to get into take profits. We're
5:16:49going to get into stop losses.
5:16:52once we start adding more and more
5:16:53stuff. Okay, all I want for you guys
5:16:56today is to understand this. Okay, this
5:16:58is how we find our overall daily bias,
5:17:02right? We're looking for the 4hour trend
5:17:03in the 1 hour trend. That's how we
5:17:05figure out what time frames we're going
5:17:06to scale down into.
5:17:08Okay, from there we figure out our
5:17:10execution points. Okay, we understand
5:17:14that we're looking for a liquidity
5:17:15sweep. Okay, and again again this is the
5:17:17simplest [ __ ] We're going to add more
5:17:19to this and we're going to add different
5:17:20things that we can change within this as
5:17:22things happen, whether it happens during
5:17:24pre-market or postmarket. Okay? But
5:17:26again, that forget about that [ __ ] right
5:17:29now. This is all I want you guys to know
5:17:31because this is this is the simplest
5:17:33[ __ ] strategy. We did this with my
5:17:36mastermind, my first mastermind, and all
5:17:39of them literally like just by being
5:17:42disciplined using risk management and
5:17:44executing purely based off these steps
5:17:46alone. Don't do anything else besides
5:17:48these steps and you will be successful.
5:17:50I promise you. No matter [ __ ] what. I
5:17:52guarantee you, you will be successful
5:17:54within the markets. How many trades will
5:17:56you take? I don't [ __ ] know. It's not
5:17:57going to be a lot. But you will you will
5:17:59win more trades than you lose if you
5:18:01follow this [ __ ] word for word, bar
5:18:03forbar. A lot of you guys are going to
5:18:04get into the market and then try this
5:18:06[ __ ]
5:18:07and you're going to take 10 trades in a
5:18:10single day and you're doing it wrong. I
5:18:13I haven't taken I haven't seen a single
5:18:16trade using this strategy the past two
5:18:19weeks.
5:18:22Okay, so if that gives you any sort of
5:18:25idea of like how simple and how basic
5:18:29this is, but also it's really [ __ ]
5:18:31effective. This is like the most
5:18:32beginner the most simple ass [ __ ] And
5:18:35and again, we're going to add a lot more
5:18:37onto this afterwards, okay? But right
5:18:40now, this is the basic [ __ ] that I need
5:18:41you guys to understand. Write this [ __ ]
5:18:43down. This is your first This is like
5:18:46the [ __ ] base of your strategy. If
5:18:48you guys can't understand this, I don't
5:18:50know what you're going to do. This is
5:18:53This is like just I learned this today.
5:18:56This is like a regular Glock.
5:18:59And then we're going to add an 18
5:19:02[ __ ] barrel attachment and then a
5:19:04switch and then a [ __ ] flashlight.
5:19:06and then a red dot and then a [ __ ]
5:19:08beam on that [ __ ] and then we're going
5:19:11to be lethal killers. But right now, we
5:19:13just have the [ __ ] base of the [ __ ]
5:19:15And that's what this is.
5:19:18Cool. And because you guys learned this,
5:19:21I don't want to see any of you guys
5:19:22taking [ __ ] trades on Monday cuz you
5:19:25guys still don't know [ __ ] We haven't
5:19:26even talked about how we can identify
5:19:28all of these things together. We just
5:19:30had to break this down just to explain
5:19:32this [ __ ] for you guys. Tomorrow we are
5:19:34going to talk about where that even lies
5:19:36and how to understand where the [ __ ] it
5:19:39is on the chart. Okay, cool. Got it.
5:19:42Awesome. All right, guys. Welcome to
5:19:45strategy creation part number two. So,
5:19:49as you guys remember, this is how we
5:19:53start looking into our trades. Okay,
5:19:57this is kind of our step-by-step plan,
5:19:58our base foundation of how we're going
5:20:00to start looking into trades.
5:20:03So, now that we understand this, we're
5:20:04going to go into identifying these on
5:20:07the chart. And as you guys know, I
5:20:09pretty much told you guys, hey, um, the
5:20:12past two weeks by using this, there
5:20:14wasn't even a trade to take. So, with
5:20:16that being said, we kind of have to go
5:20:18back 2 weeks in order to start
5:20:20identifying these. And again, it's not
5:20:22an issue because as we start adding on
5:20:24to this, you're going to start seeing
5:20:25that, hey, there's a potential trade to
5:20:27take almost every single day, not with
5:20:30just
5:20:33Wow. Booger came out cuz I got so
5:20:35aggressive with you guys.
5:20:41Not with just this, but with the other
5:20:45things that we're able to add on to
5:20:46this.
5:20:48Okay, that's how we're going to start
5:20:50finding more and more trades. But for
5:20:52now, with just this basic ass simple ass
5:20:54strategy, literally square one noob
5:20:58territory, this is all that we can do
5:21:01for now. Okay? Cuz again, you guys don't
5:21:03know anything about trading. You guys
5:21:04don't even know how to enter a trade.
5:21:06You guys don't know where to put your
5:21:07stop loss. You guys don't know where to
5:21:08put your takeprofit. We're going to get
5:21:10there in part three probably. But right
5:21:13now, let's just talk about identifying
5:21:14these. Okay? Let's go back like two
5:21:18freaking weeks.
5:21:20Let's go back in here.
5:21:24Okay, this seems like a decent spot.
5:21:26First of all, we're only trading New
5:21:28York session.
5:21:34Okay, so we're actually just going to go
5:21:37in here and start just highlighting
5:21:39every New York session
5:21:43from here on out. Boom. I know there's
5:21:46like an indicator that you can put on
5:21:47that shows New York open, but
5:21:51me personally, it's kind of like weird
5:21:55to do that if you ask me.
5:21:58Okay, I'll move that one later.
5:22:01Friday.
5:22:04I need to keep in mind that some of
5:22:05these were high impact news days,
5:22:10but regardless, we're just going to walk
5:22:12through
5:22:16as many of these as possible.
5:22:21Boom. Okay, cool.
5:22:28Which one was the one that was set at
5:22:30night? This one.
5:22:339:30 now. Bet. Okay, we're going to
5:22:36start right here. Let's go into the 4
5:22:38hour.
5:22:41Start off. Remember what are we looking
5:22:43for
5:22:46prior to market open? Okay, we're
5:22:50looking at the overall bias of market.
5:22:52Okay, so right here we got a break of
5:22:54structure to the downside on the 4 hour.
5:22:56Price continues lower. Okay, boom.
5:23:00Right, we don't know that this 4hour
5:23:02candle is going to close bullish until
5:23:07like 30 minutes into market open. So we
5:23:09just need to keep that in mind. Okay.
5:23:10So, for the time being, price is
5:23:13bearish. Okay. On the 4 hour. So, what
5:23:15are we looking for? We're looking for
5:23:17sells. Scale down into the hourly.
5:23:24Okay. On the hourly time frame, again,
5:23:26we do not understand that price is going
5:23:29to be bearish until we see boom, this
5:23:33hourly candle close, which is 30 minutes
5:23:37into market open. Okay. Okay. So, for
5:23:39the time being, we're still bearish.
5:23:41Okay. So, we're bearish on both the
5:23:434hour
5:23:46and the hourly. Okay. Because we never
5:23:48see a breakup structure to the upside on
5:23:50the hourly. We see this breakup
5:23:52structure to the downside. Okay? This is
5:23:54the high. This is the high. This is the
5:23:56high. We don't see a breakup structure
5:23:57until market open. Okay. So, with that
5:24:00being said, we can scale down into the
5:24:01five minute time frame. Not the
5:24:0315-minute, the 5m minute because we
5:24:05know, hey,
5:24:09the hour or sorry, let's stay on the
5:24:12hourly for a bit. The hourly time frame
5:24:14and the 4 hour are bearish. Okay, from
5:24:17there, what are we doing during
5:24:19pre-market? We're marking out highs,
5:24:21right? We want to identify our high time
5:24:23frame draws of liquidity. Okay, so boom,
5:24:26we're marking out 1 hour highs and 4hour
5:24:31highs.
5:24:35Okay. Boom. Okay. Price is probably not
5:24:39going to go all the way up until that 4
5:24:40hour high. All the way up there.
5:24:45All right. Okay. We scale into the
5:24:475minute time frame.
5:24:49Okay. Boom. Market opens.
5:24:53What do we see? We price we see price
5:24:55draw into these hourly highs. Okay.
5:24:58Okay, we have this hourly high all the
5:24:59way up the up here that doesn't get hit.
5:25:02We see price draw into these hourly
5:25:03highs. What are we looking for? Boom. We
5:25:05can pull our muddy hands out of our ass
5:25:07after these high time frame draws of
5:25:09liquidity get hit and we can start
5:25:11looking for a breaker structure on the
5:25:125minut time frame. Okay, from there,
5:25:16boom,
5:25:18we see a breaker structure to the
5:25:19downside. Now, what are we looking for?
5:25:20We're looking for one of our
5:25:21confluences.
5:25:23Okay, where do we see a confluence?
5:25:25Well, there's an imbalance right here.
5:25:28Right from this wick down to this wick,
5:25:30we see it get filled and then boom, we
5:25:33see bearish confluence out of that. What
5:25:35else can we identify? Well,
5:25:38there's an order block, but it starts
5:25:39all the way down here. There's a
5:25:42breaker, but it starts right here. So,
5:25:44really not much else. We can go ahead
5:25:46and mark out equilibrium if we would
5:25:48like, but we really just need one of our
5:25:54We really just need one of our other
5:25:57confluences, our continuation
5:25:58confluences to be able to enter because
5:26:00we have what high time frame liquidity
5:26:02sweep. We have our 4hour and our hourly
5:26:04in line. We got our breakup structure.
5:26:06We're just waiting for that last
5:26:07confluence with rejection to the
5:26:09downside. Okay, so with that being said,
5:26:13we see boom, price comes up. We see a
5:26:15break of structure to the downside with
5:26:17this candle right here. We see this
5:26:18imbalance get formed. We see price push
5:26:21up into it. We see this bearish candle.
5:26:23But what happens? Remember, I want to
5:26:25see the candle close out of there. Okay.
5:26:30So, boom. We finally see this candle
5:26:32close out of there. Perfect entry right
5:26:35here.
5:26:37Okay. And then from there, we're not
5:26:40going to talk about take profits, but we
5:26:42can see
5:26:44that after this entry, yeah, we're stuck
5:26:47in a little bit of draw down with this
5:26:49leg up, but then boom, price floods to
5:26:52the downside.
5:26:54Okay, so that's Monday. Let's move over
5:26:57to the next day.
5:26:59Start off on the 4 hour.
5:27:02And again, some of these days we
5:27:03probably won't even see trades. Other
5:27:06days we
5:27:08we might [ __ ] lose trades, okay? But
5:27:11again, like I literally just drew out
5:27:13all these days in a row and we're going
5:27:15to try and get through a lot of these,
5:27:17okay? And and again, the more we do
5:27:20this, the more you guys will see how it
5:27:22works. So going into Tuesday, okay, this
5:27:26is market open. All right, we see the 4
5:27:28hour is bearish. Okay, so what are we
5:27:31looking for? We're looking for sells.
5:27:32Why? Because the 4 hour is bearish. Our
5:27:34bias is bearish based on the 4 hour.
5:27:36Then what do we do? We try and see what
5:27:39time frame we can scale down into by
5:27:40looking at the 1 hour time frame. Okay.
5:27:42So boom, we scale in. Oops. We scale
5:27:45into the 1 hour time frame.
5:27:49This is Monday, Tuesday. Okay. We scale
5:27:51into the 1 hour time frame. What do we
5:27:53see? Boom. Prior to
5:27:59market open, we have these hourly lows.
5:28:01Okay, we had a break of structure to the
5:28:03upside, but then boom, prior to market
5:28:04open, we see a breakup structure to the
5:28:06downside. Okay, so what are we? We're
5:28:08bearish on both the 4hour and the
5:28:10hourly. So what are we looking to?
5:28:12Looking towards prior to market open,
5:28:15we're looking for highs within the
5:28:17market, right? Because we're bearish,
5:28:18we're looking for high time frame
5:28:19sweeps. So we have an hourly high right
5:28:21here. We have an hourly high right here
5:28:23and oops, right here. And the next
5:28:27hourly high is all the way up here. We
5:28:28could also look at the 4 hour, but I
5:28:30believe this was a 4 hour high. From
5:28:32there, since the hourly and the 4 hour
5:28:35are both bearish, we're able to scale
5:28:36into the 5m minute time frame. Okay, and
5:28:40start looking for trades.
5:28:44Okay, we get in here, market opens, we
5:28:47sweep out one of our high time frame
5:28:49draws on liquidity. What can we do? Pull
5:28:51our hands out of our ass. Now, what are
5:28:52we waiting for? We're looking for a
5:28:54liquidity sweep or sorry, we already had
5:28:57our liquidity sweep. We're waiting for a
5:28:58break of structure to the downside on
5:29:00the 5minute. When do we get that?
5:29:02Literally right after boom, we break
5:29:03structure to the downside on the
5:29:055minute. Now, let's mark out literally
5:29:08every single one of our confluences.
5:29:10This leg up, what does that turn into?
5:29:12This turns into an order block. I'll go
5:29:14ahead and just turn that into a blue
5:29:16thing. This identifies the order block.
5:29:18What is this down move prior to that
5:29:20breakup structure? Boom. This turns into
5:29:23a breaker. What else can we identify? We
5:29:25have boom. This is a fair value gap. We
5:29:29also have this is a fair value gap.
5:29:32Okay,
5:29:35we can go ahead and mark out equilibrium
5:29:40from boom swing high down to swing low.
5:29:43Okay,
5:29:46so let's see out of all these
5:29:48confluences which one gets hit. Did
5:29:49equilibrium get hit on this pullback?
5:29:51Nope.
5:29:54Did the order block get hit on the
5:29:56pullback? Nope. Did the breaker block
5:29:58get hit on the pullback? Nope. Did this
5:30:01fair value gap get hit on the pullback?
5:30:02Nope. Did this fair value gap get hit on
5:30:04the pullback? Yes, it did. Okay, we see
5:30:07price get a move up. Okay, we see the
5:30:10imbalance from this wick down to this
5:30:12wick. We see one move up and then we see
5:30:14boom wick right into it. And then what
5:30:16do we see? It closes bearish out of
5:30:18that. Okay, entry right here on that
5:30:21close. And again, I'm going to show you
5:30:24guys how we can get better entries so
5:30:26we're not stuck in D draw down like
5:30:28this. But what do we see? Okay, price
5:30:31moves down for a little bit. Hip hip
5:30:32hooray. Psych. We move up. We fill this
5:30:35imbalance in a little bit more. Again,
5:30:38we don't know where our stop losses and
5:30:40where our takeprofits are yet, but we
5:30:43see long-term price makes a big move.
5:30:52Boom.
5:30:5422 ticks to the downside for an awesome
5:30:58bearish move. Okay, that's two days in a
5:31:00row that we crushed it using that
5:31:01strategy. Okay, let's move on on to
5:31:03Wednesday. Let's see how Wednesday
5:31:04played out.
5:31:06And again, this is like not
5:31:08cherrypicked. This is literally me walk
5:31:10like this me walking through the [ __ ]
5:31:12with you guys. Okay, so this was Monday,
5:31:16Tuesday, Wednesday. Okay, so going into
5:31:18Wednesday,
5:31:19what are we? We are bearish on the 4
5:31:21hour time frame prior to market open,
5:31:23right? We have these highs right here.
5:31:25We have these highs right here. We never
5:31:26see a breakup structure to the upside
5:31:27till obviously after during the day. But
5:31:30we're bearish on the 4 hour. What are we
5:31:31looking for? We're looking for sells.
5:31:33Okay, we go into the hourly time frame.
5:31:35Let's look at the hourly prior to market
5:31:37open. Okay, what are we? We are bearish,
5:31:39right? Because we see boom, there's no
5:31:42highs that are being broken. Okay, going
5:31:44into
5:31:48pre-market. What are we doing? We're
5:31:50marking out the high time frame draws of
5:31:51liquidity. What are we looking for? We
5:31:53have boom, these hourly highs. We also
5:31:56have boom, these hourly highs. We also
5:31:59have boom, these hourly highs. All of
5:32:01these have potential to be draws on
5:32:03liquidity. Since both the 4hour and the
5:32:05hourly are in line, we can scale down
5:32:07into the 5m minute to be able to take
5:32:10our confluences and take our trade.
5:32:18Okay,
5:32:19let's get into this. Okay, market boom
5:32:22market opens. We see boom hourly time
5:32:25frame confluence gets hit. Hands out of
5:32:29our ass. Okay, what are we looking for?
5:32:31Break structure to the downside. Boom.
5:32:33When do we get it? Right after. Okay,
5:32:36now what are we looking for? Okay, let's
5:32:38start labeling our confluences.
5:32:41We have an imbalance right here.
5:32:46Okay,
5:32:50we have this as a breaker block, but
5:32:53price doesn't even get any lower than
5:32:55that. So, there's no even like retesting
5:32:56this. We have this move up as an order
5:32:59block. But again, price isn't even
5:33:01underneath there at that point. And we
5:33:03can go ahead and mark out equilibrium
5:33:05from these highs down to these lows. And
5:33:07we don't see that get hit either. So our
5:33:09entry is going to be on this fair value
5:33:11gap. This was a trade that I took and I
5:33:14actually lost on this trade. However,
5:33:15we'll go over NASDAQ on the same exact
5:33:17day and show you guys how we won on
5:33:20this. But continuing
5:33:23or actually there's no reason to even do
5:33:25that. This is just explanation sake. I
5:33:28don't need to show you guys that this
5:33:29[ __ ] works. Okay, we come up, we sweep
5:33:32liquidity, we get a break structure to
5:33:34the downside. Okay, we see this
5:33:36imbalance. Okay, we see boom, it gets
5:33:38filled. We see boom, closure out of
5:33:39that. This is going to be our entry
5:33:41right here. Unfortunately for us, you
5:33:44probably would have been stopped out. I
5:33:46personally was stopped out on this trade
5:33:47when I took it. But we can see that
5:33:51price ends up continuing down, making a
5:33:54downwards move and then boom, news came
5:33:56out this day. Price ends up moving
5:33:58higher and higher. Okay. And like I was
5:34:01saying on NASDAQ, there was a similar
5:34:04trade that ended up hitting take profit.
5:34:07I'm pretty sure I put it on like a trade
5:34:09recap somewhere. If you guys really want
5:34:11to go over and look at it, you guys can.
5:34:13But boom. First L using this two wins,
5:34:17one loss. Okay, let's move forward to
5:34:20Thursday. See if there's any trades to
5:34:21take on Thursday.
5:34:23We're grinding through this
5:34:26Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
5:34:32Okay, Thursday. What are we? We are
5:34:35bullish on the 4 hour. And I think if I
5:34:37remember this correctly, there were no
5:34:38trades to take on this day. Okay, so
5:34:40we're bullish on the 4 hour. Why? We got
5:34:42a breaker structure to the upside right
5:34:43here. Boom. Carrying into market open.
5:34:46Right, we're seeing nothing but bulls.
5:34:48Okay, go into the hourly time frame. Oh,
5:34:52wait. There actually was a trade today.
5:34:54Okay, go into the hourly time frame.
5:34:57Boom. We see that we're breaking
5:34:59structure higher and higher to the
5:35:00upside on the hourly time frame. Cool.
5:35:02So, we're bullish on both the 4our and
5:35:04the hourly time frame. Another perfectly
5:35:07aligned high time frame for us. We've
5:35:09only been able to scale into the
5:35:105minute. We haven't necessarily had one
5:35:12of those 15-minute entries yet. Okay.
5:35:15Hopefully we can have an example of that
5:35:17sometime along here. Okay, so boom. What
5:35:20are we looking for prior to market open?
5:35:22We're looking for
5:35:25high time frame lows to sweep cuz we're
5:35:27bullish, right? Okay, so we have this
5:35:29hourly low. We have this hourly low and
5:35:32all the way down here. We have this
5:35:33potential hourly low down here. Okay,
5:35:36what do we do? Scale into the 5minute.
5:35:38We're waiting for those confluences to
5:35:39get hit and then we can pull our hands
5:35:41out of our ass if we end up seeing
5:35:43anything.
5:35:45Okay. Oh yeah, now I remember this one.
5:35:47There's still no trade to take. Okay. So
5:35:51on this we see boom, market opens. We
5:35:54can pull our hands out of our ass
5:35:56because we see that liquidity had been
5:35:58taken out. Our high time frame liquidity
5:36:00is taken out. What do we see after that?
5:36:02A break of structure. Boom. To the
5:36:04upside. Now what are we looking for?
5:36:06We're looking for our third confluence.
5:36:09Okay. So boom, we have an imbalance
5:36:11right here. We have an imbalance
5:36:16right here. This move down turns into an
5:36:19order block. And this move up right here
5:36:22is our breaker. Okay. We can also go
5:36:25ahead and mark out equilibrium.
5:36:32Boom.
5:36:34Do we see any of our confluences hit?
5:36:38No, unfortunately not. Okay. We don't
5:36:41see the We don't see equilibrium hit. We
5:36:43don't see this imbalance get hit. We
5:36:46don't see this order block get hit. We
5:36:47don't see this breaker block get hit.
5:36:49And we don't see this imbalance get hit.
5:36:51Again, like I was saying before this, I
5:36:53remember this day. I was never I was
5:36:55never able to take a trade on ES. I'm
5:36:57pretty sure there was a good trade on
5:37:00NASDAQ. Again, you guys can probably go
5:37:02back and look and see if there actually
5:37:05was in the trade recaps uh videos, but
5:37:08boom. This was an example of a day where
5:37:11there's no trades to be taken. All
5:37:12right, moving forward,
5:37:16Friday of this same week,
5:37:25Thursday, Friday. Okay, Friday, what are
5:37:27we on the 4 hour? We are bullish. Okay,
5:37:30right? We can see price keeps moving
5:37:32higher and higher. Okay, we keep getting
5:37:34break structures to the upside. We go
5:37:36into the hourly time frame.
5:37:41What are we? We are bullish. Okay, where
5:37:43what do we want to mark out? We want to
5:37:44mark out our hourly lows. Okay, we have
5:37:46an hourly low right here.
5:37:50We have another hourly low right here
5:37:51that was actually already swept. We have
5:37:53another hourly low right here that's
5:37:55pretty much equal that hourly low. So,
5:37:57boom. This is really our only hourly
5:37:59low. What are we able to do? Since the 4
5:38:02hour and the hourly are bullish, we're
5:38:03able to scale into the 5minut time
5:38:05frame. Okay, there's really only one low
5:38:07that we want to be targeting.
5:38:10Okay, we see market push all the way
5:38:13down, barely miss it, and boom. Okay,
5:38:17yeah, you can say, oh, you know, price
5:38:22came down and swept out liquidity all
5:38:23the way down here. Cool. We can mark it
5:38:25out just for [ __ ] sake. But again,
5:38:26like this is this is literally like
5:38:29seconds away from Asian session, right?
5:38:31We're not going to be sitting on the
5:38:32charts for how long would that be? 9,
5:38:36bro. Yeah, like 11 hours. No thank you.
5:38:40But anyways, that we finally see that
5:38:44get hit. Okay, we get a break structure
5:38:45to the upside on the 5m minute. Okay, I
5:38:48don't even need to mark out the other
5:38:49confluences cuz market closes like right
5:38:52here. But again, a day where there's no
5:38:55trades to be taken.
5:39:00I want to ah actually there's no reason
5:39:02to even check.
5:39:06Okay, let's go into Monday
5:39:09of the next week. So this is Friday.
5:39:12Monday.
5:39:17Okay, Monday of the next week, we are
5:39:19still bullish. Okay, we don't know that
5:39:21we're going to close to the downside on
5:39:22the 4hour time frame right here. Okay,
5:39:25we are going to be monitoring 4hour low
5:39:284hour lows and hourly lows. Okay, 4 hour
5:39:31is bullish. Let's go into the hourly.
5:39:35Boom. The hourly was bullish going into
5:39:37market open, right? We can see price is
5:39:40moving higher and higher. Okay, with
5:39:42that being said, we're going to go ahead
5:39:43and mark out hourly lows. Okay, so boom,
5:39:46we have this hourly low right here. We
5:39:48have this hourly low all the way down
5:39:49here. Okay, and we have this hourly low
5:39:52right here. Okay. What are we able to
5:39:53do? Since the 4 hour and the hourly are
5:39:56in line, we're able to scale down into
5:39:57the five minute time frame.
5:40:03Okay.
5:40:05What do we see here? Okay. Boom. Price
5:40:08liquidity gets swept. Both of these
5:40:10draws of liquidity get swept.
5:40:13Okay. What are we looking for? We're
5:40:15looking for a breaker structure. Boom.
5:40:16We see highs right here. Nothing. Highs
5:40:19right here. Finally, breaker structure
5:40:21right here. Now what are we looking for?
5:40:23We see the break.
5:40:25We're looking for imbalances. Do we see
5:40:27any imbalances? No. No imbalances
5:40:29formed. Do we see Okay, we have this
5:40:35order block
5:40:38right here. Okay. Not necessarily a the
5:40:44best confluence. Okay. And then we have
5:40:46this breaker block.
5:40:52right here. Super wide price range
5:40:57again. What are what are we going to be
5:40:59doing with this? Not much.
5:41:03Okay. And then kind of our last hope. We
5:41:05can go ahead and mark out equilibrium
5:41:08from here. Okay. So, this is a perfect
5:41:11example of a day that I wouldn't
5:41:14necessarily want to trade because we can
5:41:17see price comes down. We do get this
5:41:19sweep. We do get a break of structure,
5:41:21but we don't get a fair value gap. We
5:41:23see price push like all the way down
5:41:25here. We see price chopping around.
5:41:27Yeah, we we could technically say,
5:41:29"Okay, cool." Like, if we're beginners
5:41:31and we're just following that [ __ ] step
5:41:33by step, step for step, bar, bar for
5:41:35bar. Cool.
5:41:38Maybe we make a [ __ ] mistake and we
5:41:40want to go long here, right?
5:41:44But in reality, if we're looking at this
5:41:46at this price action, we're probably
5:41:50understanding that, okay, this sweep and
5:41:53then this break, we're already what, 3
5:41:57hours into market open.
5:42:00This isn't necessarily what we're
5:42:02looking for, right? We see price dip all
5:42:04the way down here and then cool, we get
5:42:07boom, legs up. Let's just say we enter.
5:42:09Cool. Damn, stopped out.
5:42:13Okay, move on to the next day. Tuesday,
5:42:17Tuesday. Okay, so going into Tuesday, we
5:42:20are bearish on the 4hour time frame.
5:42:22Okay, right. We had a break. Finally had
5:42:24our break structure to the downside
5:42:25right here. Okay, so we're looking for
5:42:28shorts.
5:42:30Okay, we can go ahead and scale into the
5:42:33hourly time frame. We'll look at the
5:42:35hourly time frame. We are bullish,
5:42:38okay, on the hourly. So, what does that
5:42:39make us do? that makes us scale into the
5:42:4315minute time frame, start looking for
5:42:45confluences. This is the first time that
5:42:47we've been able to have this
5:42:48opportunity. Okay, so we're going to go
5:42:50ahead and mark out these highs
5:42:56on the hourly. We have these highs and
5:42:58then we have these highs all the way up
5:42:59here. Okay, so we're going to scale into
5:43:00the 15minute.
5:43:05See if we see anything. Okay, we don't
5:43:08get a sweep of this. We see legs down.
5:43:11We sweep this and then boom, we rally
5:43:13right back up. And again, this is a
5:43:16similar situation to the last time where
5:43:20it does end up going in our direction.
5:43:21But again, is this necessarily a trade
5:43:24that we want to take? Okay, we do see a
5:43:26sweep. We do see a break of structure to
5:43:27the downside on the 15-minute. Okay, we
5:43:31have an imbalance right here.
5:43:35We see it get filled. We see it clo get
5:43:37closed out of. Cool. Maybe this is our
5:43:39entry,
5:43:41right? How would this have played out
5:43:42for us? Probably really [ __ ] well,
5:43:44right? We see price
5:43:47fall.
5:43:50Boom. 24 ticks.
5:43:54Am is this. And again, this is stuff
5:43:56that we're going to be getting into way,
5:43:57way down the line as we keep adding to
5:43:59the strategy, talking about times that
5:44:01we want to trade, times that we want to
5:44:02avoid trading, stop-loss, take-profit,
5:44:05as we start adding even more confluences
5:44:07to our strategy so we can avoid days
5:44:09like this.
5:44:11But for now, right, we're purely just
5:44:13going off of what we know, and that's
5:44:16just the basic ass [ __ ] right? So,
5:44:19cool. If we did enter on this, [ __ ]
5:44:22W. Clap it up. Dub. Okay. But again,
5:44:27just talking about like further down the
5:44:29line, ideally we don't necessarily want
5:44:31to be taking this trade.
5:44:38I'm you guys are are getting it now. I'm
5:44:41hoping or at least how to execute. Let's
5:44:45see. This was Tuesday, Wednesday. Is
5:44:48this the last one that we have?
5:44:50Wednesday. Okay, cool.
5:44:53We'll do last one. Wednesday. Okay. I
5:44:56believe this is when price started
5:44:58getting really ugly. Anyways, so
5:45:00Wednesday, we are bearish. Okay. On the
5:45:044 hour, I believe. Yeah, we're moving
5:45:05sideways on the 4 hour. Again, not
5:45:07necessarily ideal trading conditions.
5:45:10Okay, we are bearish on the
5:45:19bearish on the 4 hour, bullish on the
5:45:22hourly
5:45:24or actually we're bearish
5:45:29prior to market open, I believe. Let's
5:45:31see if this candle Yeah, this candle was
5:45:33even. So, we were bearish on both 4hour
5:45:36and the hourly. So, what does that let
5:45:38us do? that lets us scale down in the
5:45:405minute time frame. What are we doing?
5:45:41We're marking out hourly highs. And
5:45:43prior to market open, we didn't even
5:45:45know that this was a high. So, we're not
5:45:47even going to mark that one out because
5:45:49this down candle hadn't even been formed
5:45:50yet. So, we have this hourly high and we
5:45:53have this hourly high all the way up
5:45:55here. What are we able to do? Scale down
5:45:57in the 5minut time frame.
5:46:04Okay. Price opens. We don't get a
5:46:06breaking structure to the downside.
5:46:08nothing happens. Price moves up, we chop
5:46:10sideways. Pretty, right? Like, do we
5:46:13want to be trading a sideways moving
5:46:15market like this? Not necessarily. We
5:46:17also had high impact news at the end of
5:46:19that day. Okay. Um or sorry, the the
5:46:23following day. I believe this was CPI.
5:46:26Um and boom,
5:46:29right? We get a consolidating day again.
5:46:32Do we want to be trading a market that
5:46:35only moves a total of 21 ticks within
5:46:38the day? Probably not. We want to be
5:46:39catching trending market moves. So, no
5:46:41trade taken on this day. So,
5:46:47overall, hopefully you guys after this
5:46:50little session, you guys get a good you
5:46:52guys got a good understanding of what
5:46:54we're looking for, right? We first look
5:46:56at the 4hour time frame. We look at the
5:46:58bias based on its trend. Then from
5:47:00there, we scale into the 1 hour time
5:47:01frame. And that pretty much gives us an
5:47:03overall direction of okay, if it's in
5:47:05line with the 4hour bias, we're able to
5:47:06scale down to the 5m minute. If it's not
5:47:08in line, we're able to scale down to the
5:47:1015-minute. Following that, whatever time
5:47:12frame that we're able to scale down
5:47:13into, we're looking for a break of
5:47:15structure followed by a confluence. And
5:47:17then we can execute.
5:47:19Cool. Cool. So, that's our basic ass
5:47:22[ __ ] There's still a lot more to add on
5:47:24to this to make it a lot better because
5:47:26obviously, right, what we just walked
5:47:28through, it's not necessarily ideal.
5:47:30We're not able to catch trades every
5:47:32single day. We're not necessarily
5:47:33getting the best win rate, but it's a
5:47:36step in the right direction to be able
5:47:38to have a actual good
5:47:40solid working strategy, and that's what
5:47:42we want to work towards. Okay, so
5:47:44hopefully this video was helpful,
5:47:47similar to the little text text out
5:47:51video that we did for you guys. Again,
5:47:52if you guys haven't written this down,
5:47:55please do screenshot it, put it
5:47:56somewhere, tape it on your [ __ ]
5:47:58computer because this is going to help
5:47:59you guys a lot after we start adding
5:48:02more and more onto this. I did leg day
5:48:05today. My legs are [ __ ] dying, bro.
5:48:08Oh, also, do you guys want to see this
5:48:11Rolls-Royce ghost that I made when I was
5:48:13bored? Isn't this kind of gay? But
5:48:17anyway, strategy creation numero 3. We
5:48:21already know our current situation,
5:48:24right? Let's break it down.
5:48:27Even though I really don't want to type
5:48:28this [ __ ] out again. Step one, 4hour
5:48:32trend. What is it that's bias? Boom.
5:48:36Two.
5:48:38One hour trend. Determine
5:48:44what time. Jeez, bro.
5:48:51[Applause]
5:49:00Okay. So, 4hour trend deter uh
5:49:03determines what the bias is. 1 hour
5:49:05trend determines what time frame we're
5:49:07able to scale down to. If it's in line
5:49:09with the 4 hour, we go to the 5m minute.
5:49:11If it's not in line, we go to the
5:49:1215-minute. And then from there three
5:49:17need
5:49:20high time frame liquid
5:49:25liquidity sweep either 1 hour or 4hour.
5:49:31Okay, in line with our bias. So if the
5:49:334hour bias is bullish, we're looking for
5:49:35lows to be swept. If the 4hour bias is
5:49:37bearish, we're looking for highs to be
5:49:39swept. Okay. And then from there scale
5:49:43to whatever
5:49:58[Applause]
5:50:05[Music]
5:50:15Okay, so right now this is what we have.
5:50:194hour trend, what's the bias? Hourly
5:50:21trend determines the bias. The hourly
5:50:23trend determines what time frame we can
5:50:24scale down to. Again, at the 4 hour and
5:50:26hour line, we can go to the 5m minute.
5:50:29If not, we can go to the 15-minut. From
5:50:31there, we're looking for a high time
5:50:32frame liquidity sweep either on either
5:50:34from 1 hour highs and lows or 4 hour
5:50:37highs and lows. We can mark out all of
5:50:38them. We don't do anything until those
5:50:40get hit. And then from there, once those
5:50:42get hit, we can scale down to whatever
5:50:44time frame that the 1 hour let us scale
5:50:45down to and look for a break of
5:50:47structure. Then a third confluence
5:50:49entry, right? We see the entry. We know
5:50:53that the reaction out of it is just like
5:50:54a candle up or a candle down. Boom. Now,
5:50:58wait. Yeah, we already showed that.
5:50:59Okay. Now,
5:51:01we are going to add one more thing
5:51:04before we start talking about stop-
5:51:05losses and take profits. And then after
5:51:07that, we're going to add more things to
5:51:08help us get even better entries. Okay?
5:51:10So, for the time being, we're not even
5:51:12talking about stop-loss, take profit.
5:51:14We're talking about another way to help
5:51:18our entries out and then we can get into
5:51:19stop-loss and take profits right after
5:51:21this one. Okay. So, what are we adding
5:51:24to this?
5:51:26We're adding better ways to enter off of
5:51:28the third confluence. So,
5:51:37[Applause]
5:51:43[Applause]
5:51:52[Applause]
5:51:56okay. So, hopefully this makes sense to
5:51:58you guys. We'll show you guys how to
5:51:59identify that. But once the third
5:52:03confluence gets hit, so let's say the
5:52:044hour bias is bullish, the hourly bias
5:52:08is bullish. Cool. We can scale down into
5:52:09the 5minut time frame once we get a
5:52:13sweep of hourly lows. Okay, so boom.
5:52:15Let's say these are hourly lows. We see
5:52:16a sweep. We then scale down into the 5m
5:52:19minute. Okay, we see boom a fiveminut
5:52:22break in structure. And then we also see
5:52:24a fair value gap right here. when price
5:52:27enters into this fair value gap. Before
5:52:30the only way that we were getting
5:52:31confluence was, oh, buying power out of
5:52:33it with an up candle. Cool. We enter off
5:52:35that. Uh, price goes higher. Now,
5:52:39we're going to be able to get even more
5:52:42into this [ __ ] When price gets in here,
5:52:44we can scale down into the one minute
5:52:46time frame and just wait for a one
5:52:48minute break of structure, enter off
5:52:50that instead of having to wait for a
5:52:53full 5m minute candle to close. Because
5:52:57if the one minute break structure within
5:52:59this 5minute confluence, we can pretty
5:53:01much assume that oh 1 minute break of
5:53:03structure that is more than likely going
5:53:05to cause a 5minut bullish candle. Okay,
5:53:09same thing to the downside. So let's say
5:53:10we have boom. This is an hourly high.
5:53:12The 4 hours bearish. Um but the hourly
5:53:16is bullish. Okay. And we get a sweep of
5:53:20this and then we scale down into the
5:53:2215-minut time frame. We see a 15-minute
5:53:24break of structure and price enters into
5:53:26this order block. Once we get into this
5:53:28order block, we can scale into the
5:53:30fiveminut time frame and wait for a
5:53:32fiveminute break of structure to the
5:53:34downside without having to wait for a
5:53:36full bearish 15-minute candle to enter.
5:53:40Cool. Pretty [ __ ] simple [ __ ] on this
5:53:44one. Just an extra little addition to
5:53:46the long uh to the step-by-step program
5:53:49that we've already given you guys so
5:53:50far. So, cool. Cool. Next video is going
5:53:55to be on stop-loss and take profit
5:53:58points. Okay? Should be another pretty
5:54:00easy video. But one more step in the
5:54:04process.
5:54:06Bull run. I'll see you guys in the next
5:54:09one. Today we're going to be talking
5:54:10about I decided we're going to split up
5:54:13stop losses and take profits. We'll just
5:54:15disc discuss stop losses today. Stop
5:54:18losses.
5:54:22Why are they necessary? Because we don't
5:54:24want to end up like the [ __ ] Kanye
5:54:26clip and end up being on the spectrum
5:54:29and losing a bunch of our money. We want
5:54:31to be on the other side of the spectrum
5:54:33getting paper, getting rich, getting
5:54:36bread. Okay, so what do stop losses help
5:54:40us do? They help us stay the [ __ ] out of
5:54:43losing a [ __ ] ton of money. Okay, so
5:54:46stop losses, why are they important and
5:54:48how are they useful to us? We'll pretty
5:54:50much treat this almost like a confluence
5:54:52ass video, right? So
5:54:55again, why do we use them? Why are they
5:54:58important? We use them so we don't lose
5:55:00a [ __ ] ton of money. So we're able to
5:55:02use risk management. And why are they
5:55:05beneficial to us? because it it's pretty
5:55:07much marking a specific price where our
5:55:11trade idea is invalidated and we want to
5:55:14exit the market because we were just
5:55:16[ __ ] wrong. So, stop losses,
5:55:23why are they useful?
5:55:26I wouldn't say it helps us. It makes us
5:55:35makes us practice risk management. Why
5:55:37do we use them?
5:55:40So we don't lose a [ __ ] ton of money.
5:55:46And then
5:55:51more.
5:55:55Why do this is also on top of that so we
5:55:59don't lose a [ __ ] ton of money and
5:56:01because it identifies a price where
5:56:08our trade idea is invalidated
5:56:13invalidated sorry your card declined
5:56:16okay
5:56:18they're useful for us because it helps
5:56:19us practice m it makes us practice risk
5:56:22management pretty much forces us or for
5:56:24the most part unless you're like [ __ ]
5:56:26full porting. But it makes us practice
5:56:28risk management because it gives us a
5:56:30set and defined area that we're fully
5:56:32going to get out of the market. And then
5:56:34why do we want to use them? Because we
5:56:35don't want to lose a [ __ ] ton of money.
5:56:37Unless you're an idiot and you're on the
5:56:38other side of the spectrum that Kanye
5:56:40talked about and because it helps
5:56:42identify a price where our trade idea is
5:56:44invalidated. That's why it's useful.
5:56:46That's why we want to apply it. Ready,
5:56:48set, [ __ ] break. Let's go to the next
5:56:51video. um where we can m No, we'll just
5:56:55put it all in one video. I was almost
5:56:56going to blueball you guys. Like
5:56:58literally just Whoa. Sorry. I'm not
5:57:00allowed to do that anymore. Um but
5:57:02literally was just like about to like
5:57:06my audience is all male, so how am I not
5:57:09supposed to be fruity like trying to
5:57:11explain what blue balling means to you
5:57:13guys? Anyways, let's get in here. We're
5:57:17just going to do drawings for now just
5:57:19so because that's all we need to do
5:57:21right now. We're just going to show it
5:57:22on drawings and then when we get into
5:57:24other strategy creation videos, we can
5:57:26show it on the chart actually
5:57:27identifying these trade setups. So, for
5:57:30the time being, let's go over an example
5:57:32of where we would put our stop losses.
5:57:33There's a couple places where I
5:57:35typically would like to put my stop
5:57:36loss. So,
5:57:39again, we need to think about what's the
5:57:41main use of these. I'm burning in this
5:57:43[ __ ] Literally sweating my ass off
5:57:45right now. So, say thank you in the
5:57:47comments. Like, literally, I wish you
5:57:50guys could feel my chest. It's wet right
5:57:53now. Okay, but anyways, let's say we see
5:57:57whatever our liquidity sweep breaking
5:57:59structure on the lower time frame. We
5:58:01see the third confluence get entered in.
5:58:02Let's say we're on the 5m minute. Okay,
5:58:04we see a one minute break of structure.
5:58:06Boom. And let's say we're we were able
5:58:08to enter off like an order block really
5:58:10close to the liquidity sweep for me. As
5:58:13long as my takerit and we'll get into
5:58:15take profits
5:58:17tomorrow.
5:58:19Okay.
5:58:20As long as my takerit with my first area
5:58:24that I'm always going to be looking for
5:58:26for my stop loss is going to be over the
5:58:28liquidity sweep. Why? Because that
5:58:30that's like without a doubt like if
5:58:32we're taking our trade off of this
5:58:34liquidity sweep.
5:58:37So we know that the trade idea is
5:58:39completely [ __ ] bofack. we're on the
5:58:42other side of the spectrum if it
5:58:46if price goes above this this sweep,
5:58:50right? Because then it's not a [ __ ]
5:58:51liquidity sweep because price keeps
5:58:53going [ __ ] higher. Okay, so that's my
5:58:56first area that I would like to put my
5:58:58stop loss above a liquidity sweep. If
5:59:01the risk-to-reward doesn't make sense
5:59:02for my first take profit, and again,
5:59:04we'll talk about that. So, let's say my
5:59:06first take profit is like right here and
5:59:09it doesn't make sense. Cool. What else
5:59:12am I going to look for? Well, within the
5:59:15confluence,
5:59:17I'll either look for, again, this is for
5:59:19bear bearish bias. I'll look, we'll talk
5:59:21about bullish bias next. Okay, I'll look
5:59:25for the highs made within the confluence
5:59:29prior to that breaker structure to the
5:59:31downside on the lower time frame. Okay?
5:59:33Or I'll just look for the highs made
5:59:35within the confluence that was made. So,
5:59:36let's say we make a 5minute high right
5:59:38here and we're continuing down. Cool.
5:59:39And then we find our entry within the 1
5:59:41minute time frame right here. Awesome.
5:59:43My stop loss is going to be above those
5:59:45highs. Cool. As long And again, this
5:59:48makes it a little bit risky because what
5:59:50happens if price goes up here? Is your
5:59:53trade idea invalidated?
5:59:56Well, not completely.
6:00:01Sort of because you thought that price
6:00:03was going to go lower from here and then
6:00:06it ended up wanting to go a little bit
6:00:07higher, taking out these highs. But
6:00:09overall your bias was correct because
6:00:12you were still able to identify the
6:00:14liquidity sweep. So that's where you
6:00:16want to debate with yourself and see
6:00:18okay is this worth taking the risk of
6:00:20taking this trade or would I rather just
6:00:22sit this one one out based on the
6:00:24riskreward. Okay. So, again, that's if
6:00:27your take profit is like right here and
6:00:30you have a horrible risk-to-reward, but
6:00:32you see a 5-minute high, you see the
6:00:34break, okay, and you're like, "Okay,
6:00:36bet. Now, this makes sense because it's
6:00:38a one one. Cool. Gets hit. Yay. We're
6:00:41rich." Not okay, moving forward.
6:00:52This Norton security [ __ ] always asks me
6:00:55to restart my computer. Who do you think
6:00:56I am, bro?
6:00:59Okay,
6:01:01that's mainly where I like to put my
6:01:03stop losses. Either above the liquidity
6:01:05sweep. Again, that's going to be our
6:01:06highest confluence. Like, okay, boom. If
6:01:08the liquidity sweep gets taken out, bet.
6:01:10Like, we're it's said and [ __ ] done,
6:01:12right? Our trade idea would we're just
6:01:14really [ __ ] at this because it wasn't a
6:01:17liquidity sweep. And that's what we were
6:01:18basing our whole [ __ ] trade off of.
6:01:21or we're going to be basing off it off
6:01:24of
6:01:25okay that confluence area right we see
6:01:27the fair value gap boom we make like a
6:01:305m minute high we get our entry
6:01:31somewhere within here cool another area
6:01:34that I like to put my stop loss again
6:01:38maybe my take-profit is like right here
6:01:43and
6:01:45the stop loss or let's say it's like
6:01:48[ __ ] here okay and and And the stop
6:01:51loss doesn't make sense to put it over
6:01:53or sorry.
6:01:57And the stop loss if it's going to be
6:01:59above here, it's still an insane
6:02:01risk-to-reward ratio.
6:02:04But because of that scary ass [ __ ] where
6:02:08price could push higher, go to another
6:02:09confluence,
6:02:12and because our riskreward is so good,
6:02:14we can give our stop loss a little bit
6:02:15of breathing room. So instead of putting
6:02:17it above the high that's made within the
6:02:19confluence, we just put it above the
6:02:21confluence itself because what happens
6:02:23if price wants to just push a little
6:02:24deeper into the confluence and then go
6:02:26lower from there. Still a possibility
6:02:28happens all the time. So those are
6:02:31really like the three Damn, bro. Those
6:02:33are really like the three levels of of
6:02:36stop-loss areas that I like like to put
6:02:39my stop loss at. First and foremost is
6:02:41going to be above or below the
6:02:42liquidity.
6:02:44Second is going to be the high that's
6:02:46made within the third confluence. Okay?
6:02:49And third is just going to be above the
6:02:51confluence itself. Right? If we have a
6:02:52fair value gap,
6:02:54[Applause]
6:02:55we have a fair value gap. Price pushes
6:02:57in there, makes a high. Okay? This is a
6:02:59possible spot. And then also above there
6:03:01is a possible spot. And again, why is
6:03:04this better? Because we could push
6:03:05higher into the confluence and then go
6:03:08lower. But again, if we push fully past
6:03:10that confluence, the trade idea is
6:03:12essentially bunk because we were trying
6:03:15to take a trade off of this confluence,
6:03:17off of this price range. Cool. And it's
6:03:20going to be the same thing to the
6:03:21upside. So, boom. We see the liquidity
6:03:24sweep again. The most ideal stop loss is
6:03:26going to be underneath these lows
6:03:27because if price comes down here, boom,
6:03:30we're on the spectrum and we didn't
6:03:35identify this liquidity sweep correctly.
6:03:37Okay, moving forward,
6:03:40if um we have a little confluence,
6:03:42[ __ ] fair value gap right here. Okay,
6:03:46second area that we can put our stop
6:03:47loss is going to be right within here.
6:03:49Okay, let's say we find our entry right
6:03:50here. We can go ahead and plop our stop
6:03:53loss right there. Take profit like boom,
6:03:57breaking here. Cool. Nice. And then
6:04:00remember, if our first takeprofit, it
6:04:01gives us a lot of room, right? A really
6:04:03good risk-to-reward. our last area if we
6:04:06if we want to give our trade potential
6:04:08to work uh potential breathing room
6:04:11because we're scared about this being a
6:04:13like super strong confluence. Okay. And
6:04:17price potentially do this. Our third
6:04:18area to put our stop loss is just
6:04:20underneath that confluence that we're
6:04:22taking a trade off of. Because again,
6:04:25if price goes down into this like this
6:04:27and then continues higher, the trade
6:04:30idea wasn't [ __ ] bunkked because it
6:04:32still used the the confluence that we
6:04:35wanted to take a trade off of, right?
6:04:37So, there's varying levels of risk to
6:04:39this. This is pretty much like our best
6:04:42bet underneath the liquidity sweep or
6:04:44over the liquidity sweep. Second best
6:04:46bet is going to be underneath or over
6:04:47the confluence. And then third best bet
6:04:49is going to be on the higher low made
6:04:50within the confluence.
6:04:53Cool. And cool stop losses explained.
6:04:58I'll see you guys in the next one. I
6:05:00appreciate you. Last video we covered
6:05:02stop losses. Today we will be covering
6:05:04takeprofits. should be a relatively easy
6:05:08um day and we're going to use the trade
6:05:10that I took yesterday to help us um
6:05:14identify take profits. So, first of all,
6:05:16I just want to sit in front of you guys
6:05:17and have you guys look at my pretty face
6:05:21and also tell you guys the benefit of
6:05:24having take profits besides making
6:05:26[ __ ] money. Um, and also a couple
6:05:29different strategies that you guys could
6:05:31use because you guys don't necessarily
6:05:32have to use my strategy of taking
6:05:34profits. And you guys don't even have to
6:05:36be using my trading strategy. But if you
6:05:38guys are like, "Hey, I need to know
6:05:40where and how to take profits from the
6:05:42market, cool. This video is for you.
6:05:44Let's get into it." So, why are take
6:05:46profits beneficial?
6:05:48One, it helps us make money within the
6:05:50market. And two, we need a set price or
6:05:55a set area for us to be able to just
6:05:58cash out or take money out of the market
6:06:01because as we know, we're trading on
6:06:04like five 15 hourly increments, okay?
6:06:07We're trying to catch like 1 to three
6:06:10hour moves. We're not trying to catch
6:06:11daily moves unless you're a swing
6:06:13trader. Again, this is going to v vary,
6:06:15but whatever time frame that you're
6:06:17trading on, you have to understand if
6:06:19we're trading on the 5minut time frame,
6:06:21we can't be setting our takeprofits
6:06:24based on like daily draws on liquidity
6:06:27or daily confluences because there's so
6:06:29much price action
6:06:32within the 5minut time frame, 15-minut,
6:06:34hourly, and 4 hour that odds that let me
6:06:38show you guys a chart real quick, which
6:06:39in within each one of these daily
6:06:41candles, there's going to be a lot of
6:06:43price action. There's going to be a ton
6:06:45of fiveminute candles, right? There's
6:06:48going to be a ton of 15-minute candles,
6:06:50ton of one or sorry, a ton of one minute
6:06:52candles, ton of hourly candles, and they
6:06:56all make up this big down candle. So,
6:07:00the reason why I'm telling you guys this
6:07:02is even though if we know where the
6:07:05market wants to go on the daily time
6:07:07frame, we still can't necessarily set
6:07:11our fiveinut entry takerit based off of
6:07:16daily levels because
6:07:19within this daily candle, even though we
6:07:22know it probably wants to move down
6:07:24within the five minute, it could go
6:07:27Oops.
6:07:29within the five minute
6:07:32it could go like this. It could go up
6:07:34and then we get a move down and then
6:07:36boom right back up stop us out at break
6:07:38even and then boom right back down and
6:07:40then oh sweep these highs and then go
6:07:42down to make that daily candle to make
6:07:45that daily down candle. And even though
6:07:47our overall bias was correct like hey we
6:07:50know the daily time frame wants to go
6:07:51down. is probably seeking out this draw
6:07:53on liquidity.
6:07:55That's we can't base our take profits
6:07:57based off of that high of a time frame
6:07:59while executing on that low of a time
6:08:01frame. So, I want you guys to keep that
6:08:03in mind first of all when placing your
6:08:06take profits. Along with that, how are
6:08:08profits beneficial?
6:08:13Again, we can't be over ambitious. We
6:08:15can't be greedy and we can't keep
6:08:17extending our takeprofits. So it
6:08:19literally marks that's why stop losses
6:08:21and take profits are so important. It
6:08:22literally marks the areas where we say
6:08:25okay
6:08:27price hit a price point where price
6:08:30could potentially reverse off of and go
6:08:32back in the other direction. For me
6:08:35personally, I don't like setting
6:08:37takeprofits based off of like random
6:08:40[ __ ] like, oh, it's five ticks to the
6:08:42downside. Oh, I'm going to take my
6:08:44profit. That's okay if that's how you
6:08:45guys operate and that's how you guys
6:08:47take profit. That's a take-profit
6:08:48strategy. Cool. I'm just not going to
6:08:50teach you guys that there because for
6:08:51me, I like to do everything based off of
6:08:54common sense, even though it seems like
6:08:55I have none sometimes, okay? I like to
6:08:58take profits based on probable areas
6:09:01where if price hits that area within my
6:09:04current bias, right? Let's say I take a
6:09:06short, if it hits this area, there is
6:09:09potential that once that area gets hit,
6:09:12price could reverse and end up taking
6:09:14out my trade.
6:09:17Okay.
6:09:18So again, that's why I set multiple
6:09:21takeprofits so I can let my runners run.
6:09:23And that's also why we have a firm set
6:09:26stop-loss because if again, that's why I
6:09:28don't like saying, "Oh, I have five tick
6:09:30stop-loss." I would much rather place my
6:09:32stop-loss above an area that invalidates
6:09:36my trade idea. So, if price goes up and
6:09:38hits a certain price point and
6:09:41invalidates my trade idea.
6:09:45Wow. Um,
6:09:48then
6:09:50jeez, bro.
6:09:55Okay, it's gone. If price hits that
6:09:58price point, then it's pretty much
6:09:59saying, look, my trade idea was wrong.
6:10:02versus if I just place a short, no
6:10:04stop-loss, no take-profit,
6:10:08and we're just thinking, oh, price is
6:10:09going to go down. Where's our
6:10:11invalidation points? Where is the point
6:10:14where, okay, this trade idea is no
6:10:16longer valid? Where is a point where we
6:10:18want to exit the trade and say, boom,
6:10:20congratulations. You [ __ ] killed it.
6:10:22You predicted where price wanted to go.
6:10:24So that's why number one, a huge rule
6:10:26about taking profits, never extend your
6:10:28takeprofits. Never move your take
6:10:30profits. Once you set your stop-loss and
6:10:31your take-profit, don't [ __ ] move it.
6:10:33Don't [ __ ] change it. Leave it there,
6:10:36okay? Because emotions can come into
6:10:39play. Especially a lot of you guys, you
6:10:41guys are emotionally affected by the
6:10:42market. There's no reason to be moving
6:10:44your stop-loss and there's no reason for
6:10:46you guys to be moving your take-profit.
6:10:47Just place the trade. And so what if you
6:10:49guys lose? Cool. It's a learning
6:10:50experience. Bet you guys lost a trade.
6:10:53if anything that's good for you guys so
6:10:55you can figure out what the [ __ ] you did
6:10:57wrong versus if you guys keep extending
6:10:58your stop loss, keep extending your
6:11:00takerit. Then you don't even know why
6:11:02you placed the trade in the first place
6:11:03because now your invalidation point is
6:11:05much higher and your take-profit point
6:11:07is much lower and then you won't even
6:11:10know why you lost a trade or why you won
6:11:11the trade because who knows what could
6:11:13have happened if it hit that
6:11:14invalidation point or if it hit that
6:11:15take the original takeprofit that you
6:11:17guys set. Cool. So, let's get into take
6:11:22profits now into the chart. I like to
6:11:24take profits based off of high
6:11:26confluence areas where price could
6:11:27potentially reverse based off that
6:11:30current trade idea. So, we'll use
6:11:35the trade that I took today or yesterday
6:11:41as an example. So, I took shorts on the
6:11:435minut time frame.
6:11:45Okay, I had three take profits on this
6:11:48one, two, and three. Okay,
6:11:52and why did I have these three take
6:11:54profits? Well, they were hourly draws on
6:11:58liquidity
6:12:00and they were 4hour draws on liquidity.
6:12:03So with that in mind, I'm thinking,
6:12:05okay, at the this current time, the the
6:12:08daily time frame is bullish. And if it
6:12:11wants to continue being bullish,
6:12:14again, that's in the back of my mind.
6:12:16Even though my bias was short, which is
6:12:18okay because the daily time frame was
6:12:20bullish, the 4 hour was bearish, and the
6:12:22hourly was bearish. I was okay taking
6:12:23shorts.
6:12:26Even though
6:12:28the daily was bullish, I have to keep
6:12:30that in the back of my head because I
6:12:32know, okay, this 4hour low, this hourly
6:12:35low,
6:12:37this 4hour order block
6:12:42could potentially cause the daily time
6:12:44frame
6:12:46as we come into these levels to continue
6:12:49bullish and to push higher. even though
6:12:51my bias on the fivem minute was bearish
6:12:55and even though I took this trade to the
6:12:57downside. Okay, so I exited half of my
6:13:01position here, another half of my open
6:13:03position here and then I closed the rest
6:13:04of my remaining position here and
6:13:06crushed this trade versus if I had just
6:13:10left this open-ended. Let's say I didn't
6:13:11even have this here. Yeah, price
6:13:13probably like I I would have made
6:13:15[ __ ] bank. But what would have
6:13:18happened if price came down here and I'm
6:13:20like, "Oh, it's going to keep going
6:13:21lower." And then boom, the daily time
6:13:24frame continues higher. That's why we
6:13:27need take profits. Okay, so now with
6:13:31that in mind, let's just go in and list
6:13:35take profit points.
6:13:38Okay.
6:13:45and our take-profit points are actually
6:13:47going to be our confluences. Why?
6:13:51Because, keep in mind, even though we're
6:13:53taking trades to the downside, where do
6:13:55we where would we likely want to take
6:13:57take profits where price could
6:13:59potentially reverse back up to the
6:14:01upside based off of our regular trade
6:14:04confluences, right? Because these are
6:14:06confluences for price to potentially
6:14:09give us a trade entry. Even though we're
6:14:12not trying to take longs off of these
6:14:13points, we're trying to exit our sell
6:14:16positions.
6:14:18Okay. And obviously the inverse is
6:14:20applicable as well. So where do we like
6:14:22where do we want to take profit off of?
6:14:24Draws on liquidity, order blocks,
6:14:28their value gaps,
6:14:33breakers,
6:14:35and sometimes even equilibrium.
6:14:40This is where we can take profit off of
6:14:41just previous confluences. And typically
6:14:44what I like to do is I like to take the
6:14:48confluences on the high time frame. So
6:14:50again, for me, I find my bias based on
6:14:52the 4 hour and the 1 hour. So where am I
6:14:54likely going to set my takeprofits on
6:14:56the 4 hour and on the 1 hour based on
6:14:59certain confluences. So like you guys
6:15:00saw, whoa, what's happening on this
6:15:03trade?
6:15:06My take-profit points were based off of
6:15:08hourly liquidity here, hourly liquidity
6:15:11here, and a 4hour order block right
6:15:14here.
6:15:16Boom.
6:15:17Simple, simple, simple. Just that's
6:15:21that's as simple as it is. Because
6:15:22again, remember guys, what are we trying
6:15:25to do when we enter into a trade, right?
6:15:28Let's let's just do this whole trade
6:15:29recap over again. The 4 hour was
6:15:32bearish. The hourly was bearish. Where
6:15:35was I looking for a trade? Okay, we saw
6:15:38I'll kind of speed through this five
6:15:40minute break of structure. After
6:15:41sweeping these fiveminute highs, we
6:15:42filled in this fair value gap. We saw a
6:15:44one minute break of structure. I entered
6:15:45off that stops above the stops above the
6:15:48fair value gap. Okay,
6:15:51where am I looking to potentially exit?
6:15:54And how will this how will this trade
6:15:56complete my bias for the day?
6:15:59Well, we know it wants to go down and we
6:16:01know the 4 hour and the hourly are
6:16:03saying, "Yeah, it's likely going to go
6:16:05down." But where could the 4 hour and
6:16:06the hourly also reverse off of?
6:16:10Hourly liquidity, 4hour liquidity, and a
6:16:134hour order block. So, that's where we
6:16:15set our takeprofits.
6:16:18Okay. You can, for the most part, I
6:16:21don't really like taking profits on the
6:16:2315minute or the five minute. Um, setting
6:16:26it based off these. If there's no like
6:16:29hourly or 4hour
6:16:31confluences for take-profit points, then
6:16:34I'll scale down into the 15-minute and
6:16:35try and find like 15-minute liquidity.
6:16:38Um, but most of the time you will be
6:16:41able to find these confluences to be
6:16:44able to take profits and to be able to
6:16:46secure profits from the market from your
6:16:49trade. Okay, so with that in mind, we
6:16:53just covered stop- losses, we just
6:16:55covered takeprofits. We are going to be
6:16:57talking about even more strategy
6:16:59creation, how we can amplify our
6:17:01strategy because for the time being, I
6:17:02need to go back and check in on the
6:17:05strategy creation part three. Um, for
6:17:09the time being, I'm pretty sure we have
6:17:11pretty limited um amount of strategy for
6:17:14us to be taking trades, which is good
6:17:16right now because right now, again, the
6:17:18whole point of this is to build your
6:17:19guys' base, okay? Okay. And then scale
6:17:21it up until you guys have the great
6:17:24pyramid of Giza. Okay. Wow. No. No.
6:17:27Illuminati. I didn't eat. That wasn't
6:17:29like a sign or anything. I'm didn't.
6:17:32Okay. Anyways, I'll see you guys
6:17:34tomorrow. Peace out. I love you guys.
6:17:36Welcome to strategy
6:17:40creation. Strategy creation part 4. So
6:17:45right now our strategy consists of this
6:17:494hour bias based on the trend.
6:17:531 hour determines
6:17:56what time frame
6:17:58we can scale into to take trades. Okay.
6:18:04Um if in line with oops with 4 hour
6:18:10um five minute if not we go to the
6:18:1415minute
6:18:16okay from there let's put this [ __ ] here
6:18:20and then from there
6:18:22we scale into whatever lower time frame
6:18:27LTF scale into lower time frame
6:18:31look for
6:18:34high time frame liquidity sweep. Okay.
6:18:38So either on the 1 hour or the 4 hour
6:18:44and then from there
6:18:47scale into lower time frame look for
6:18:52break of structure
6:18:54and a third confluence and then from
6:18:59there we can scale down
6:19:02lower time frame.
6:19:05If we were on 5m minute, we can go into
6:19:111 minute, 15 minute to 5 minute and find
6:19:16a break after entering
6:19:20into the
6:19:22third confluence. And I'll just
6:19:27hit a little return right here.
6:19:30Okay, so right now it looks like this.
6:19:33We find the 4hour bias. We see, oh, the
6:19:354 hour is bullish. Cool. Cool. Our
6:19:37overall overall bias for the day is
6:19:40going to be bullish. From there, we
6:19:43scale into the one hour time frame and
6:19:44we see what's the 1 hour bias. Okay? And
6:19:46that determines what time frame we can
6:19:48scale into to take the trade. So, if the
6:19:501 hour time frame is in line with the 4
6:19:52hours, so let's say the 4 hour is
6:19:54bullish and the hourly is bullish, cool.
6:19:56We can scale into the 5minut time frame.
6:19:58If the 4 hour is bullish and the hourly
6:20:00is bearish, we scale into the 15-minut
6:20:02time frame. From there, we go into the
6:20:05lower time frames and we look for a high
6:20:06time frame liquidity sweep. Okay? So,
6:20:08we're looking for liquidity on both the
6:20:10hourly and the 4 hour. From there, we're
6:20:12not doing anything until that liquidity
6:20:15gets hit. Once it gets hit, we can scale
6:20:18into the lower time frame and look for a
6:20:19break of structure. Uh look for a break
6:20:22break of structure. Again, if the 4 hour
6:20:24and hourly are in line, we're going to
6:20:26the 5minut. If the 4 hour and the hourly
6:20:28aren't in line, we're going to the
6:20:2915minut. Looking for a break of
6:20:31structure. and then a third confluence.
6:20:33Okay, so that could be boom break of
6:20:35structure and then we have an order
6:20:36block and we're looking for a third
6:20:38confluence to get entered in. Once the
6:20:41third
6:20:42once the third confluence gets pushed
6:20:44into, if we're on the 5m minute, we can
6:20:46scale into the 1 minute and try and find
6:20:48a breakup structure within there. Okay,
6:20:50and enter off that. If we're on the
6:20:5215minute and it's entering into a
6:20:5415minute third confluence, we can scale
6:20:56into the five minute and find a breakup
6:20:58structure right there. That's the
6:21:00strategy that we have so far.
6:21:03Okay. So I would like to add to this.
6:21:05Now
6:21:07this is pretty this is what we have
6:21:10right now and this is to wait for a
6:21:13liquidity sweep right when market opens.
6:21:15Sometimes that's not the case and
6:21:17sometimes there's a liquidity sweep
6:21:19before market opens. So what we are
6:21:21going to add to this
6:21:23is going to be if we see during
6:21:26pre-market a liquidity sweep
6:21:30and then a break to the downside.
6:21:33Okay,
6:21:35first first thing that we want to do
6:21:37still identify the 4hour bias. Okay.
6:21:42And if the 4hour bias is bearish,
6:21:47okay, let's say here, let's say the
6:21:514hour bias is bearish and
6:21:55we recently broke structure on the 4
6:21:57hour, but up here during pre-market, we
6:22:00saw an hourly liquidity sweep and a
6:22:02break of structure.
6:22:06You're probably thinking, well, there's
6:22:07probably not going to be another
6:22:08liquidity sweep. So, what are we
6:22:10supposed to do off this?
6:22:13That's when we start looking for the
6:22:14hourly confluences. So, what happens
6:22:16when we get an hourly sweep in a breaker
6:22:18structure to the downside? We form order
6:22:21blocks on the hourly. We form breakers
6:22:24on the hourly. We form fair value gaps
6:22:26on the hourly. We form equilibrium on
6:22:30the hourly. And from there, we treat
6:22:33these confluences as our high time frame
6:22:37sweeps because the high time frame sweep
6:22:38has already happened
6:22:41during pre-market or maybe during London
6:22:43session, whatever. And market is already
6:22:46moving in the direction that it wants to
6:22:47go, right? Which is what the original
6:22:49strategy is based off of, trying to find
6:22:52the start of a move, right? Trying to
6:22:54enter up here. What happens if this has
6:22:57already happened? Well, we can still we
6:23:00can still trade the continuation of that
6:23:02hourly trend
6:23:04and that's what we're going to talk
6:23:06about today. So,
6:23:08on top of that, if we see a hourly or a
6:23:104hour liquidity sweep, we're still going
6:23:13to follow this. We look at the 4hour
6:23:16bias and we look at the hourly bias. But
6:23:20if we already see a sweep have happened
6:23:24has happened and I mean like just
6:23:26recently like
6:23:29let's see if I can find an example of
6:23:31this.
6:23:33Okay, let let's use this as an example.
6:23:35Okay, let's say that this is a market
6:23:37open. Okay, and we sweep out these
6:23:40highs. Okay. And hypothetically, let's
6:23:43just say that the 4 hour is bearish and
6:23:45the hourly we see a sweep of these highs
6:23:47and then a break of structure. And let's
6:23:49say like right here is market open.
6:23:51Obviously, we already see the sweep and
6:23:53we know that our bias is bearish
6:23:56and the hourly bias is bearish. But
6:23:58we're saying, hey, odds that we're going
6:24:01to if the hourly and the 4hour bias is
6:24:03bearish, what are the odds that this is
6:24:06the only high that we have currently?
6:24:07Let's say that like this is price
6:24:08action. This is the high that has to be
6:24:10swept. You're probably thinking, "Oh, we
6:24:12can't even take a trade today." Well,
6:24:14no. That's when this addition to the
6:24:16strategy comes into play.
6:24:19That's when we can say, "Hey, look,
6:24:21there's a fair value gap on the hourly.
6:24:24There's a
6:24:26order block.
6:24:29I can't even see. Yeah. Boom. There's an
6:24:32order block on the hourly right here.
6:24:35Okay. There's a breaker right here on
6:24:38the hourly.
6:24:40Okay. And from there
6:24:43we use these confluences getting entered
6:24:45in similar
6:24:50to the liquidity sweep happening.
6:24:54So if we already see a liquidity sweep
6:24:56happen and like a break on the hourly
6:25:00then what can we do? We can target
6:25:01hourly confluences. So let's say price
6:25:03enters into a fair value gap market
6:25:05opens. What are we going to do? If the
6:25:074hour bias is bearish, the hourly bias
6:25:10is bearish, and we enter into an hourly
6:25:12fair value gap after a liquidity sweep
6:25:14has already happened, we're able to
6:25:16scale down into the five minute, and all
6:25:19that we're looking for is a 5m minute
6:25:22break of structure and then our third
6:25:24confluence. And then we just continue
6:25:26on. So we see a five-minute break of
6:25:28structure. Boom. Five minute fair value
6:25:30gap. Scale into the one minute, look for
6:25:32a one minute break of structure. Enter
6:25:33off that. Stops above the highs. target.
6:25:36Again, we already talked about targets
6:25:38yesterday.
6:25:40Higher time frame draws on liquidity,
6:25:42higher time frame confluences.
6:25:45And that's all that today is. We're just
6:25:46adding that little piece of strategy
6:25:50with liquidity sweeps. Let's talk about
6:25:52how it would work in the opposite
6:25:54direction. Okay? So, let's say and with
6:25:56the 4 hour and the hourly not in line.
6:25:58So let's say boom, the 4 hour is bullish
6:26:05and the hourly we see a liquidity sweep
6:26:08to the downside and then a break
6:26:09structure to the upside. Okay. And then
6:26:12boom, we see an hourly
6:26:16we see an hourly confluence
6:26:19right here. A fair value gap or [ __ ] it.
6:26:21Let's say order block. Okay, this is our
6:26:23order block and we see price draw into
6:26:25this hourly order block and then boom,
6:26:27market opens. This is our market open.
6:26:29We already saw a pre-market sweep. We
6:26:31already see saw the sweep happen. So,
6:26:33the odds that a liquidity sweep is going
6:26:35to happen are low.
6:26:37Okay,
6:26:39again, something that I want you guys to
6:26:41keep in mind, always be open to again
6:26:43like our our best and most awesome
6:26:46confluence is going to be liquidity
6:26:48sweep. So
6:26:51obviously we're going to want to look
6:26:53for a liquidity sweeps, but there's
6:26:55going to be obvious times like
6:26:59this day for example. Like we're already
6:27:01so far gone. Like let's say this was
6:27:04market open right here. You really think
6:27:05that price is going to come all the way
6:27:07up here and give us a trade entry to be
6:27:09able to sweep this liquidity because the
6:27:104 hour was bearish, the hourly was
6:27:12bearish,
6:27:14but you think price is just going to m
6:27:17and then go down. No. So, what would we
6:27:20have to play off of?
6:27:23Hourly fair value gap. Boom. We see it
6:27:26enter into an hourly fair value gap. We
6:27:28can just use this for an example.
6:27:32Okay, we scale into our lower time
6:27:34frame.
6:27:35Where's the break of structure? We see a
6:27:38move down, then a move up. Move down,
6:27:40then a move up right here. Boom. We
6:27:42break structure on this candle.
6:27:44Cool. What else do we have? We have a
6:27:47fair value gap within here. We see price
6:27:49push into the fair value gap. Cool.
6:27:51Let's scale down into the one minute
6:27:53time frame.
6:27:55Even again like this is some [ __ ]
6:27:57This was like during Asian session or
6:27:59something, but this is just to show you
6:28:01guys how it work. Boom. We get a break
6:28:03of structure right here. Move up or
6:28:05sorry, move down then a move up. Okay.
6:28:09We see price break structure. Cool.
6:28:12Enter off that.
6:28:14Boom. Okay, we can target higher time
6:28:18frame draws on liquidity all the way
6:28:20down here. Cool. Cool.
6:28:24That's how we would look at it. Okay,
6:28:27let's talk about the upside and then we
6:28:28can wrap this up because this is just
6:28:30another addition to our strategy. And
6:28:32again, there's going to be even more
6:28:33additions to this to help you guys find
6:28:36a bunch of trades because right now you
6:28:38guys probably aren't finding many
6:28:40trades.
6:28:42Okay? And that was the point. We just
6:28:43want to start building on top of our
6:28:45foundation.
6:28:46Okay, so boom, let's say this happens
6:28:48during pre-market. Okay, we have this
6:28:51order block. Price enters into the order
6:28:53block. Boom. Let's say market opened
6:28:55like right here. We see price dipping
6:28:56down, entering into this hourly order
6:28:58block. The 4 hour is bullish. The hourly
6:29:00is bullish. Cool. We know that we want
6:29:03to go long. What are we waiting for?
6:29:04We're waiting for a fiveminute break of
6:29:06structure to the upside because we moved
6:29:08down. We we probably had to break
6:29:09five-minute structure to the downside to
6:29:11be able to fill in this order block,
6:29:13right? Because it's going to be an
6:29:14hourly retrace.
6:29:17We wait for a fivem minute confirmation
6:29:19break of structure out of that. We wait
6:29:20for our 5m minute third confluence.
6:29:22Okay? Whether it be a fair value gap,
6:29:24whether it be an order block on the
6:29:26fivem minute, whether it be equilibrium,
6:29:28we see price push in there and either we
6:29:31wait for that 5m minute move up or one
6:29:33minute break of structure. Boom. We
6:29:35enter off of that stops either
6:29:37underneath the fair value gap underneath
6:29:38these lows to play it safe and then we
6:29:40can target previous hourly highs or
6:29:434hour highs or hourly confluences or
6:29:464hour confluences to take our trade.
6:29:49Let's get going. All right, we are going
6:29:51to add on to our strategy today.
6:29:54Let's get up and let's get popping. So,
6:29:56I shouldn't have to do much of a recap
6:29:58of what we already know within our
6:30:00strategy, but today we're going to add a
6:30:02little bit more on how we can actually
6:30:04take more trades without just a
6:30:06liquidity sweep happening during
6:30:08pre-market, just a liquidity sweep
6:30:10happening right when market opens. Okay,
6:30:12so step one, what are we looking for?
6:30:14We're looking for a 4hour bias
6:30:16slashtrend to determine what our bias
6:30:19for the day is going to be. Step two,
6:30:21look at the one hour. Okay. Trend
6:30:26bias slash trend. That helps us
6:30:32what lower
6:30:34to scale into. Okay, that helps us
6:30:36determine what lower time frame to scale
6:30:37into when our bigger confluences get
6:30:40hit. And today we are going to be
6:30:41talking about extra or I guess other
6:30:45high time frame confluences other than a
6:30:47liquidity sweep that can help us take
6:30:49tra take trades. Okay, so moving on from
6:30:52there. When our high time frame
6:30:56confluences
6:30:57get hit, we scale in jeez kale. Scale
6:31:02into lower time frame and then four.
6:31:06Okay, wait for lower time frame breakup
6:31:09structure. Five, wait for lower time
6:31:12frame. third confluence whether that's a
6:31:16fair value gap,
6:31:18order block,
6:31:20breaker block,
6:31:22equilibrium. Okay. And then six, wait
6:31:26for either
6:31:28smaller lower time frame breakup
6:31:31structure or
6:31:33up slash down candle on the current
6:31:38lower time frame out of the
6:31:42third confluence. Boom.
6:31:46Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. Okay.
6:31:49So, that's what we have so far, right?
6:31:52This is how we're taking trades.
6:31:55Okay. And the only thing that changes
6:31:57here is number three. Number three, it
6:32:00originally was wait for a higher time
6:32:02frame liquidity sweep, whether it's on
6:32:03the 4 hour or the 1 hour. Okay? And
6:32:07again, the 1 hour time frame, it helps
6:32:09us determine whether we're scaling into
6:32:10the 5m minute or the 15minut to look for
6:32:13that break of structure and to look for
6:32:14that third confluence. We all know that,
6:32:16right?
6:32:17So today we're going to talk about
6:32:19higher time frame confluences other than
6:32:21liquidity sweeps that can help us enter
6:32:23in off of trades. Okay? And this should
6:32:26be pretty freaking simple. Should should
6:32:28be pretty freaking easy to add into our
6:32:30arsenal. Okay. So let's say we are in
6:32:33Gez. Wait, this mouse is moving a little
6:32:36bit too. Whoa.
6:32:39Okay. Let's say we are in an uptrend on
6:32:43the 4 hour and
6:32:46let's say we're in a downtrend on the
6:32:47hourly. So
6:32:50from our current strategy that we know
6:32:53if we're in an uptrend on the 4 hour,
6:32:55our bias is going to be bullish. We're
6:32:56going to be looking for longs. And the
6:32:58main thing that we're looking for is
6:32:59either going to be a 4hour breakup
6:33:00structure or sorry a 4hour liquidity
6:33:03sweep or an hourly liquidity sweep to
6:33:06the downside. 15-minute breakup
6:33:07structure, 15-minute third confluence.
6:33:09either wait for a fiveminute break of
6:33:10structure after that third confluence or
6:33:12just a 15-minute candle to the upside in
6:33:15order to execute right now with the new
6:33:18additions that we're putting in.
6:33:20We won't have to wait for an hourly
6:33:25liquidity sweep. It's still a possible
6:33:27confluence that we can take a trade off
6:33:29of. However, now we're going to add in
6:33:314hour confluences. So let's say
6:33:35we have a 4hour order block or a 4hour
6:33:38breaker or a 4hour fair value gap in the
6:33:42hourly time frame pushes into them.
6:33:44Okay, that is still a high time frame
6:33:48confluence that we are able to scale
6:33:50down into once it gets hit. Even if we
6:33:52don't get a liquidity sweep on the
6:33:54hourly, we can scale into the 15minut
6:33:56time frame once we get into these 4hour
6:33:58confluences. Okay. And we can see does
6:34:02the 15-minute give me a break of
6:34:03structure? Does the 15-minute give me
6:34:04that third confluence filled? Does the
6:34:06fivem minute give a break break of
6:34:07structure after that third confluence
6:34:09gets filled? Boom. Execute. That's all
6:34:11that we're doing. Okay. So, on top of
6:34:13high time frame liquidity sweeps, we're
6:34:15adding in high time frame confluences.
6:34:18Okay. And how I want you guys to look at
6:34:21this would be if the 4hour is
6:34:26not in line with the hourly. So let's
6:34:28say the 4 hour is in an uptrend and the
6:34:29hourly is in a downtrend. We're going to
6:34:31be looking for 4hour confluences. Okay?
6:34:33So 4hour fair value gaps, 4hour order
6:34:36blocks, 4hour breaker blocks, 4hour
6:34:38equilibrium. We can look for price to
6:34:40draw in there and then once that gets
6:34:42hit, we can scale into the 15minute as
6:34:44if we saw a high time frame liquidity
6:34:46sweep. Again, we're not ruling out high
6:34:48time frame liquidity sweeps. We those
6:34:50are still extremely valid. We're just
6:34:52adding another piece to this. Okay. So
6:34:54within this high time frame confluences,
6:34:57what does that involve? That involves
6:34:58liquidity sweeps. That involves 4hour
6:35:00order blocks. That includes 4hour fair
6:35:03value gaps. That includes 4hour breaker
6:35:05blocks, equilibrium, all of that. Okay,
6:35:08so that's when the 4 hour is in an
6:35:10uptrend and the hourly is in a
6:35:11downtrend. Okay, same situation as all
6:35:14of this except instead of just waiting
6:35:16for a liquidity sweep, we are able to
6:35:18use 4hour confluences. Now, what happens
6:35:21if we are in an uptrend
6:35:25on the 4 hour and an uptrend on the
6:35:27hourly? Well, again, just like here, we
6:35:32don't necessarily have to wait for an
6:35:34hourly liquidity sweep or a 4 hour
6:35:36liquidity sweep to scale into the
6:35:385minut. Now, when both both the 4 hour
6:35:41and the hourly are in line, we can look
6:35:42for hourly fair value gaps, hourly order
6:35:45blocks, hourly breaker blocks for price
6:35:47to draw into. And then when we get in
6:35:49there, we can look for a fiveminute
6:35:51break of structure, five minute third
6:35:53confluence fill, either a one minute
6:35:55break of structure out of that third
6:35:56confluence, or just a fivem minute
6:35:58candle to the upside and execute. Boom.
6:36:03So all that we added today
6:36:06is going to be
6:36:11the ability to take trades off of not
6:36:14only liquidity sweeps but also higher
6:36:17time frame confluences while still
6:36:19literally keeping that same systematic
6:36:21strategy that we already have. So, our
6:36:22high time frame confluences are again
6:36:24still high time frame liquidity sweeps,
6:36:26but now we have high time frame fair
6:36:29value gaps, high time frame
6:36:32order blocks, high time frame breaker
6:36:35blocks, high time frame equilibrium.
6:36:39And when those get hit, we can scale
6:36:40down into our lower time frame. Wait for
6:36:43that lower time frame breakup structure.
6:36:44Wait for that lower time frame third
6:36:46confluence. Wait for that either smaller
6:36:49time frame breakup structure,
6:36:51okay? or just an up or down candle on
6:36:54the current lower time frame out of the
6:36:56third confluence. Okay, so again, we'll
6:36:58we'll show this one more time with a
6:37:00downtrend. So let's say we're in a 4hour
6:37:02downtrend and the 1 hour is in an
6:37:05uptrend. Okay, since the 4 hour and the
6:37:08hourly are opposing, okay, and the 4
6:37:11hour is in a downtrend, we want to be
6:37:13taking shorts. Okay, let's say there's a
6:37:164 hour fair value gap right here and
6:37:18price already drew into it. Let's say we
6:37:20don't end up sweeping hourly liquidity
6:37:22to the upside to cause us to look for
6:37:24shorts. We can simply look for a
6:37:2615-minute break of structure, a fill of
6:37:28a third confluence on the 15-minute
6:37:30because we're within a 4hour confluence.
6:37:33Okay, to look for price to move lower.
6:37:35Okay. And then one more time, if we're
6:37:38in a downtrend on the 4 hour and the
6:37:41hourly is in a downtrend, we can simply
6:37:43look for hourly confluences. Okay. for
6:37:46price to push into an hourly fair value
6:37:48gap. It again possible hourly liquidity
6:37:51sweep, possible 4hour liquidity sweep.
6:37:54Um, possible hourly break uh breaker
6:37:57block, possibly possibly an hourly order
6:38:01block for us to scale into the fivem
6:38:03minute, get a breaker structure to the
6:38:04downside, look for that third
6:38:06confluence, and then either look for a
6:38:08one minute breaker structure to the
6:38:10downside or just wait for a fivem minute
6:38:12down candle for us to execute. Cool.
6:38:15Cool. Perfect. We're adding to the
6:38:18strategy. Hopefully this helps you guys
6:38:21um I guess give give you guys more
6:38:24setups throughout the day um and
6:38:26throughout your trading day because
6:38:27originally it started off with us just
6:38:30being able to take trades purely off of
6:38:32liquidity sweeps. We don't necessarily
6:38:33want that, okay? We want to be able to
6:38:35take trades for the most part whenever
6:38:38price gives us a high probability setup
6:38:40and we are just adding on to that today.
6:38:42So, that being said, I appreciate you
6:38:45guys. Thank you guys for sticking with
6:38:46me. All right, peace out, boys. Um, I've
6:38:48given a lot of sauce out on here for
6:38:51free, per [ __ ] usual, to you guys.
6:38:55Um, mainly focused on like futures and
6:38:58indexes, but um, I know a lot of you
6:39:02guys are Forex traders as well. So, I
6:39:04wanted to start going into an old Forex
6:39:08strategy that I used to use. um the
6:39:11strategy that I teach in the trading
6:39:12transformation in the boot camp. It's
6:39:14still applicable to Forex. I just kind
6:39:15of wanted to go into a Forex specific
6:39:19strategy. Um I've never used it on
6:39:22indexes and I honestly don't think it
6:39:24would apply that well because this
6:39:25utilizes every single session for Forex.
6:39:30Okay. So, yeah, I kind of want to get
6:39:32into a Forex strategy to help you guys
6:39:34out with that, to be able to help you
6:39:36guys make a [ __ ] ton of money in trading
6:39:38for free because that's uh what I came
6:39:40here to do. It's my purpose for y'all. I
6:39:43really want to turn all you guys
6:39:44profitable. So, without further ado, let
6:39:47me pull up a Forex chart. I know you
6:39:49guys can't see the chart right now, but
6:39:51I'll go ahead and pull up GBP JPY
6:39:55because this was my favorite pair when I
6:39:58traded Forex back in the day.
6:40:03Okay, so the first thing that you're
6:40:05going to need to do
6:40:08is mark out session opens.
6:40:11Okay. And if you guys have no clue when
6:40:15sessions open, the best thing that you
6:40:16guys can do is go to baby pips session.
6:40:21Oh, yeah. Market hours.
6:40:26Boom.
6:40:29Okay. So, this shows it for my time in
6:40:31Puerto Rico. I'm going to change it to
6:40:33New York time, which is actually the
6:40:35same [ __ ] time, but that's what my
6:40:38time frame is set to for you guys. It
6:40:41depends on what pair you're trading.
6:40:42It's probably best if you just have this
6:40:44[ __ ] set to New York time. Um because
6:40:47it'll be in line with the indexes and
6:40:50yeah. Okay. So, boom. We can go ahead
6:40:53and see when all of these sessions open.
6:40:58And that's the first step of this
6:40:59strategy. Okay. So, we want to be able
6:41:01to mark out every session open. And
6:41:03we're actually going to ignore
6:41:05Australian session. Okay. So, we're
6:41:07mainly going to focus on Asian session,
6:41:08London session, and New York session.
6:41:10So, if we go over here, we know that New
6:41:12York session opens at 8:00 a.m.
6:41:16Okay. So, we can go ahead and mark out 8
6:41:20a.m. right here. Boom.
6:41:24Okay. And then London session opens at
6:41:27300 a.m.
6:41:30So, we can go ahead and find 3. Boom.
6:41:33Right here. And then Asian session opens
6:41:37at 8:00 PM.
6:41:40So we can go ahead and mark that out.
6:41:42What is 8 PM? That's 20.
6:41:46Boom. Okay. So these are the numbers
6:41:49that we want. Oops. This should be at 8
6:41:53320.
6:41:54Perfect. Okay. So this is Asian session,
6:41:57London session, and then boom, New York
6:41:59session just started. All right. We're
6:42:01going to want to mark out these
6:42:04consistently
6:42:07on our chart.
6:42:20Boom.
6:42:21Okay. So, how the strategy goes, and I'm
6:42:25sure you guys have seen this in like
6:42:28videos before,
6:42:30um, but
6:42:32what I like to do is I will mark out the
6:42:36session highs and the session lows. And
6:42:39this is a little bit different than just
6:42:42marking out draws on liquidity because
6:42:44it's just where, sorry, rewind itself.
6:42:47We're marking out the session highs and
6:42:49session lows. And it's a little bit
6:42:51different than just marking out like
6:42:52liquidity.
6:42:54Um because most of the time with
6:42:55liquidity, we're just marking every
6:42:56single high and [ __ ] low. Um but with
6:42:59this, I'm marking out the session highs
6:43:01and session lows. And on top of that, I
6:43:04like to do it on the 30 minute. And for
6:43:07whatever reason, this just came with
6:43:09[ __ ] market experience. Don't ask me
6:43:11[ __ ] why, but based on my experience,
6:43:15doing it this way works. Okay. Going in
6:43:17on the 30 minute. And what I like to do
6:43:19is I like to take we see where the
6:43:22session highs and the lows are, right?
6:43:24We can see that these are the session
6:43:25lows. And I like to take a little box
6:43:29and draw it out like this from the base
6:43:31of the candle down to the low and then
6:43:33from the base of the candle
6:43:36up to the high. Okay? And those are kind
6:43:39of our our good to go areas.
6:43:43Okay? And from there,
6:43:47what I like to do is I like to go
6:43:52and look at overall market sentiment.
6:43:54Okay, figure out like, all right, right
6:43:57now price is in a relative uptrend.
6:44:00Okay, we have a pretty strong highs up
6:44:02here, but we're in a relatively strong
6:44:05uptrend, especially within the hourly,
6:44:08right? We just saw price come down,
6:44:10sweep out these lows, big strong move
6:44:12up. Okay, for me that's giving me an
6:44:16overall bullish sentiment. Okay, and
6:44:18what I want you guys to think about, and
6:44:20we're not going to go into executions
6:44:21yet today. We're just going to show kind
6:44:24of how this works,
6:44:26okay?
6:44:28What the strategy is based off of, it's
6:44:30based off of sweeps of session highs and
6:44:34session lows and then just taking a
6:44:36trade back down to session highs and
6:44:39lows. So, we're using session highs and
6:44:41lows as I guess you could [ __ ] call
6:44:44it like support and resistance. Um,
6:44:47which I don't necessarily I'm I'm not a
6:44:51[ __ ] support and resistance trader,
6:44:53but I guess you could [ __ ] call it
6:44:54that. But for me, I'm more I'm more see
6:44:57this as like liquidity sweeps of session
6:44:59highs and up session lows. And then all
6:45:01that we're doing is taking trades
6:45:04um to the next draw. So what I like to
6:45:07do is I like to mark out every single
6:45:09session session open and then I like to
6:45:12mark out
6:45:17all the session highs and lows.
6:45:21Okay. So for this it'll be boom
6:45:25right here. And this is a perfect
6:45:27example of
6:45:30kind of the stuff that we're looking
6:45:32for.
6:45:33Okay. So, I'm just going to
6:45:38remove this really quick and show you
6:45:41exactly what I mean and how this works.
6:45:44So, we have this is the start of New
6:45:47York session. Okay,
6:45:50New York creates these session lows.
6:45:52Okay, we could technically drag this all
6:45:55the way down here if we wanted to, but
6:45:59I'm just going to drag it out to these
6:46:00lows right here. Okay. And then we have
6:46:02these as New York highs. Okay. We see
6:46:06what is this Asian session
6:46:09open and price isn't really doing much.
6:46:13It's just kind of bouncing around and
6:46:14then it drives into the base of these
6:46:16candles down into again. We can put a
6:46:19freaking line here if we want.
6:46:22Drives into these session lows and then
6:46:25we see
6:46:27this low-key act as a liquidity sweep.
6:46:30taking out these lows and then we see a
6:46:325minute break of structure and then from
6:46:34there where do we see price go up and
6:46:37target previous session highs.
6:46:42Okay, so that's pretty much all that I
6:46:45want you guys to gather from this video
6:46:47is identifying how
6:46:52and what I want you guys to practice is
6:46:55literally just going in marking out all
6:46:56these session sessions opens and closes.
6:47:00Okay, and we can even see here what is
6:47:01this session? This is London session.
6:47:05These are London session lows. Okay, we
6:47:08come through
6:47:10and we sweep out London session lows.
6:47:14And then these are technically London
6:47:16session highs, right? Because what is a
6:47:17high consist of? A move up then a move
6:47:19down. If we put on London session highs,
6:47:22we can see that if we were able to catch
6:47:24the bottom of this wick or find an
6:47:26execution within here, we would have hit
6:47:28take profit
6:47:30during this New York session. And then
6:47:32from there, if we had gone long off of
6:47:34this, up to these highs, we would have
6:47:36hit take profit on that as well.
6:47:39Okay, let's see if we can find any more
6:47:41examples of this.
6:47:44But all that I want you guys to do,
6:47:47wait, that should be 20.
6:48:03Okay, so where are New York lows?
6:48:07Right here. What do we see Asian session
6:48:10do? We push into New York lows and then
6:48:12where does price drive?
6:48:16Boom. Previous New York highs.
6:48:20Pretty [ __ ] crazy. And then New York
6:48:22highs get hit. We come down. Sweep
6:48:24London session lows. Come back into
6:48:26London session highs. Okay. Asian
6:48:28session opens. What do we do? We sweep
6:48:29out New York session lows. Push into New
6:48:32York session highs.
6:48:37Okay. Now we have London session lows
6:48:38right here.
6:48:42and London session highs right here.
6:48:45And it'll be really interesting to see
6:48:46how this plays out. We'll honestly we
6:48:48can circle back to this in the next
6:48:49video. But what I want you guys to do is
6:48:52just get used to marking out
6:48:56sessions o session opens and closes and
6:48:59just seeing how price
6:49:03bro this [ __ ] is so [ __ ] hard. Look
6:49:05at this [ __ ]
6:49:09Okay, so we have this as our London
6:49:11session low
6:49:16session high.
6:49:18New York opens
6:49:21above London session highs. We drive
6:49:24into London session lows. Revisit London
6:49:26session highs. I I just want you guys to
6:49:29mark out session opens and see and mark
6:49:32out the highs and lows on the 30-inut
6:49:34time frame like I told you guys to.
6:49:39and see how often this plays out. It's
6:49:41not going to happen every single time,
6:49:43but it's Bro, did I miss? Oh, yeah. 20.
6:49:50It's not going to happen every single
6:49:51time, right? Like within here, we don't
6:49:53necessarily see these Asian session lows
6:49:55get hit. Okay? And over here, we don't
6:49:59see these New York session lows get hit.
6:50:02Okay? But it's relatively consistent
6:50:06where we can use these highs and these
6:50:09lows from market opens as liquidity
6:50:13sweeps or [ __ ] support and
6:50:15resistance, whatever the [ __ ] you want
6:50:16to call it,
6:50:19for new session opens.
6:50:24Okay, so we'll do like one more example
6:50:26of this
6:50:31and just see how it reacts.
6:50:41Okay, so right here, this was a failed
6:50:44attempt. We have London session lows and
6:50:45then London session highs
6:50:48right here. We drive into these lows. We
6:50:50get a slight push up. We don't quite hit
6:50:52these London session highs and then we
6:50:53end up selling off. So, that's an
6:50:55example of where, look, we probably
6:50:56wouldn't have been able to win a trade
6:50:58on that.
6:51:10And again, we we aren't even talking
6:51:12about executions right now. We're I
6:51:15really just want you guys to see
6:51:22how price reacts off of these lows. So
6:51:24again, we have lows right here. We have
6:51:26highs up here. None of those get hit.
6:51:28Let's see if there's anything else
6:51:29during London session. And again, this
6:51:32is like
6:51:35three sessions. It encapsulates like a
6:51:38full day. Oh, wait. Yeah, this is
6:51:39literally perfect. London session. Okay,
6:51:41we have these London session highs right
6:51:44here.
6:51:45New York session opens, pushes past
6:51:47those highs, and then these would be
6:51:50London session lows, smacks those lows
6:51:53and goes even lower.
6:51:56Okay? So, what I want you guys to do is
6:51:58just mark out these time zones in these
6:52:01time frames
6:52:02and just see how price reacts off of
6:52:05these 30 minute highs and lows from
6:52:07every single session. Okay? Again, it's
6:52:10just the session highs and the session
6:52:11lows on the 30-minut time frame. Box off
6:52:13from the base to the high, from the base
6:52:15to the low. And that's all that I want
6:52:18you guys to do for now so we can start
6:52:20getting a feel for how price reacts to
6:52:22these highs and to these lows within the
6:52:23market. Cool. Cool. Welcome to the
6:52:26[ __ ] Forex
6:52:28transformation boot camp, whatever you
6:52:31want to call it. Hopefully you guys
6:52:32enjoyed this first little video. Again,
6:52:34it was pretty vague. Um, but this is
6:52:36just like the first little start of us
6:52:38getting into this Forex strategy of us
6:52:41seeing and how we can take trades off of
6:52:44session highs and session lows pretty
6:52:46much throughout every single session uh
6:52:48to potentially get literally three
6:52:49trades a day if you're trading every
6:52:51single session. So, boom. You guys know
6:52:53what I mean? Anyways, Forex strategy
6:52:56creation part two. [ __ ] it. Let's just
6:52:58bang all this. Let's just [ __ ] gang
6:53:01bang this [ __ ] out today.
6:53:03gang bang sniper gang all this [ __ ] out
6:53:07today right here right now
6:53:10Donkey Kong style
6:53:13you know what I'm saying all right so as
6:53:15we remember from last time all that we
6:53:18were doing was just marking out session
6:53:19opens let me go back to the baby pips
6:53:22[ __ ] so I can remember what they are cuz
6:53:25I only remember it from if you guys
6:53:27remember way back on my old videos uh I
6:53:31only did like London session session
6:53:33time. So, it's kind of different now
6:53:35that I'm only doing futures. I'm going
6:53:38to finish up the Forex strategy creation
6:53:41video right the [ __ ] now. Um, in this
6:53:43video, who knows how long it's going to
6:53:44take. Okay, so Asian session starts at
6:53:468. So, that would be 20
6:53:4920.
6:53:51Cue that Asian music.
6:53:55[Music]
6:54:00and then three for London session and
6:54:04then eight for New York session.
6:54:06Literally like everything I've given you
6:54:07guys the like literally strategy that I
6:54:10use for futures. I've given you guys now
6:54:12a [ __ ] Forex strategy. The strategy
6:54:14for futures works for Forex too. People
6:54:16in my mastermind have been using the
6:54:20strategy that I taught you guys on
6:54:21futures for forex and it's been working
6:54:23great for them. So literally just find
6:54:25the strategy that works well for you and
6:54:27run with that [ __ ] But other than that,
6:54:29let's let's get started in this [ __ ]
6:54:32So,
6:54:35we'll start off um
6:54:38and honestly just get going. So, as you
6:54:41guys remember from last time, the key is
6:54:45to be on the 30 minute time frame. And
6:54:47all that we're doing is we're marking
6:54:48the highs and lows from every single
6:54:49session with
6:54:53a little rectangular box. Okay? Okay.
6:54:56So, boom, we put that on. Boom, we put
6:54:59that on.
6:55:01Okay. And we see how these areas get
6:55:05respected. These price ranges get
6:55:07respected. They either get swept or
6:55:10revisited and respected pretty much all
6:55:12the [ __ ] time. Um, let's go ahead and
6:55:15put on this one.
6:55:20Okay. And then let's go ahead and put on
6:55:23this one.
6:55:26And then
6:55:28this we didn't really have much [ __ ]
6:55:30action. We'll just go ahead and
6:55:33crush this bopper right here. Put this
6:55:37slopper topper right here.
6:55:41Put um I'm actually going to h get rid
6:55:46of this just for [ __ ] it. We'll we'll
6:55:48move from here and then we'll get going.
6:55:51Okay, y'all hear me? Y'all paying
6:55:54attention? Get ready cuz we're trading
6:55:56GBP Japanese yen
6:56:00um cheese yen. Okay, so remember we mark
6:56:06out these 30 30 minute highs and lows
6:56:09from the base of the candle down to the
6:56:11low. And literally, I know it sounds
6:56:13[ __ ] corny, but we typically use
6:56:16these as just like support and
6:56:17resistance. And I know it sounds [ __ ]
6:56:19crazy, but uh [ __ ] whose theory was it?
6:56:22Um, oh my god, I learned this way back
6:56:25in the day. There was some book of some
6:56:28goated ass trader where he talks about
6:56:31um
6:56:32how session highs and lows get respected
6:56:35in the price ranges get respected. I
6:56:38forget who it was. It was like something
6:56:40William will something William whatever.
6:56:43There was a whole ass book on it. I read
6:56:45it. It was [ __ ] awesome. And then in
6:56:47turn, I don't know if anybody like this
6:56:49is literally just some [ __ ] that I
6:56:50[ __ ] crafted myself. Obviously, it
6:56:52incorporates liquidity sweeps and that
6:56:54stuff, but like I kind of just figured
6:56:57this [ __ ] out trading GBP JPY um for a
6:57:00long ass time and it worked really
6:57:02[ __ ] well. So now here it is. I'm
6:57:04giving it to you guys. So essentially
6:57:06you mark out the highs and lows. You
6:57:07guys already learned that. And then from
6:57:08there you scale down into the fiveminut
6:57:11time frame and you just simply wait for
6:57:14those hourly highs and lows to get hit.
6:57:18Okay. So
6:57:21or sorry not hourly 30 minute. Okay. So
6:57:24we have both our highs and our lows. We
6:57:26see the high get pushed above and broken
6:57:28above. Okay. Okay. So, from if if we see
6:57:30a break above it, we're probably
6:57:32thinking, okay, our next chance to even
6:57:35take a trade on this is going to be a
6:57:37revisit of the of the session high.
6:57:39Okay. And this was uh Asian or sorry,
6:57:41London session. Okay, we see price pull
6:57:43back. We don't get back to the high.
6:57:44Okay, we see price push up and then
6:57:46boom, we get back to the high. Next,
6:57:47what are we looking for? This is now
6:57:50part of the strategy. Again, you guys
6:57:52will remember we're looking for a
6:57:53fiveminute break of structure and then
6:57:55this is actually going to be adding on
6:57:57something that a confluence that I would
6:57:59like to add to this. It's just like our
6:58:01futures trading strategy where we're
6:58:03looking for a fiveminute break of
6:58:04structure when these highs and lows get
6:58:06tested, revisited, or like swept. Okay,
6:58:10we're looking for a break of structure
6:58:12and then we're looking for one of our
6:58:14several confluences. Either a fair value
6:58:16gap, equilibrium, order block, breaker
6:58:18block. Okay, anything. Okay, so here,
6:58:22yes. Do we see a break of structure
6:58:23right here? Absolutely. But do we see
6:58:26this imbalance get filled and moved off
6:58:29of? No. Okay. So, even though we pushed
6:58:31in here, got a break of structure, we
6:58:33don't give a [ __ ] about it. We push in a
6:58:34little bit deeper, and then we get a
6:58:36break of structure again right here. Do
6:58:38we give a [ __ ] about this? Yes. What are
6:58:40we looking for? We're looking for an
6:58:42imbalance to get filled. We're looking
6:58:43for equilibrium. I'm not going to lie, I
6:58:45probably wouldn't have taken this trade
6:58:47just because it's so high up. But we can
6:58:48see
6:58:50that price ends up boom, pushing in
6:58:53here, pushing out, and then from there
6:58:54in terms of targets, it's just like
6:58:57again, go re-watch any of my take-profit
6:58:59videos.
6:59:01Okay, we want to see price revisit
6:59:04highs. Okay, so we have highs right here
6:59:06that gets hit. But again, that would be
6:59:07like a baby food as take profit.
6:59:10Probably like a negative risk-to-reward
6:59:11ratio. Okay. So, where else can we look?
6:59:14We can look at [ __ ] these highs right
6:59:17here. We can look at this high time
6:59:18frame order block right here.
6:59:20Regardless, price would have hit damn
6:59:23near all of our takeprofits because we
6:59:25see it comes out and takes out all of
6:59:26these highs as well. Okay, so boom.
6:59:30First example said and done. Okay, so
6:59:33let's delete that now. And then let's go
6:59:35into the next session. And we're
6:59:38literally just going to break this down
6:59:39on GBP JPY, GBPUSD. [ __ ] it. we can go
6:59:42into gold and just see how it works.
6:59:44Okay, so next session, let's go ahead
6:59:47and mark out these highs from this was
6:59:50London session highs.
6:59:53And let me delete these London session
6:59:55lows for now. London session highs. We
6:59:57can go ahead and get rid of these. Get
6:59:58rid of these
7:00:00London session lows. Okay, what do we
7:00:03see price do? Boom. We see a push into
7:00:06London session highs.
7:00:15Okay, what are we looking for? We're
7:00:16looking for a break of structure. Do we
7:00:18see one right here? No. Do we see one
7:00:20right here? [ __ ] Looks pretty [ __ ]
7:00:23close. Let me see. The high of this
7:00:25candle was at 191.862.
7:00:29Where was the close of this candle?
7:00:32Wow. literally 0.00001
7:00:37[Music]
7:00:40higher than this high. So technically
7:00:44it broke structure. Okay. And then from
7:00:46there we're looking for a third
7:00:47confluence. We have an imbalance right
7:00:48here. We don't see it get filled. It
7:00:50ends up pushing down here sweeping out
7:00:52liquidity. Okay. And then pushing
7:00:53higher. Okay. So we do end up getting
7:00:55breakup structure. Cool. Or back up
7:00:59again. structure was already broken with
7:01:00this.
7:01:02Again, this to me seems a little bit too
7:01:05far gone, but we can see that it still
7:01:08would have ended up playing out. We see
7:01:10an imbalance right here. Price fills it.
7:01:12We get a bullish reaction out of it.
7:01:14Okay, you could have entered here and
7:01:16then in terms of take profits. [ __ ] it.
7:01:18Okay, we can set our takeprofits on
7:01:19these highs. Any of these highs over
7:01:21here, they would have ended up getting
7:01:24hit during New York session. Pretty
7:01:27[ __ ] cool, right? Okay. Now, let's go
7:01:30into the next session. Mark out the next
7:01:31session highs.
7:01:3730 minute. Where the [ __ ] are we?
7:01:42That was over here. Okay, let me delete
7:01:44these. I don't know those are.
7:01:49Okay, this looks like it's going to be
7:01:50an L for us.
7:01:54These are the lows all the way down
7:01:55here.
7:01:59Okay, so boom. We see Asian session
7:02:01start again. Look at the volume during
7:02:03Asian session. I wouldn't recommend
7:02:04trading during Asian session, but [ __ ]
7:02:06it. Okay,
7:02:10we see price break above. So, what are
7:02:12we looking for? We're looking for a
7:02:13break of structure.
7:02:15Okay, so these highs, we don't get a
7:02:17break. We form a new high right here.
7:02:19Boom. We do get a break. Okay, we don't
7:02:21have a fair value gap, but
7:02:24just to hold myself accountable and say,
7:02:27hey, we do take losses out here. Boom,
7:02:30we do end up hitting equilibrium and
7:02:32then reacting off of that to the upside.
7:02:34So, cool. Can we long john bomb that?
7:02:36[ __ ] it. Why not? I mean, hey, we do hit
7:02:40a 1:1 risk-to-reward ratio before
7:02:42getting stopped out. Okay, so maybe,
7:02:47just maybe, you have this as a take
7:02:49profit. Okay. I know you would have
7:02:50missed it. Okay,
7:02:53trying to give myself the benefit of the
7:02:54doubt. This would have been a [ __ ]
7:02:55loser. Okay, cuz it's [ __ ] Asian
7:02:57session. Look at this volume. It's dog
7:02:59[ __ ] Okay, unless you try unless you're
7:03:02only going for one to one riskreward
7:03:03ratios. Cool. You probably would have
7:03:05smack smacked that on the ass crack.
7:03:08Okay, but regardless, baby food, we got
7:03:11stopped out on that. Moving on to the
7:03:13next session.
7:03:17Okay, we have these Asian session
7:03:22highs right here and we have these Asian
7:03:25session
7:03:31lows right here. We don't see New York
7:03:34session interact with any of these until
7:03:38London or sorry this was London session.
7:03:42All of this was New York session then
7:03:43this was London session. We don't see
7:03:44London session interact with any of
7:03:46these until New York session opens. So,
7:03:48we can go ahead and get rid of those.
7:03:52And then from there, we can go ahead and
7:03:54mark out London or yeah, London session
7:03:56lows.
7:03:58This right here.
7:04:00Okay. And London session highs are going
7:04:02to be right here. I mean, this is like
7:04:05the tiniest [ __ ] wick ever, but
7:04:06whatever. Okay. From there, scale down
7:04:09into five minute. We wait to see any of
7:04:11these interacted with. Boom. Market
7:04:13opens. We see price [ __ ] its pants all
7:04:16the way down to London London session
7:04:18lows. Okay,
7:04:20what are we looking for? We're looking
7:04:21for breaks of breakup structures.
7:04:24Okay, do we end up getting one right
7:04:26here? Yes.
7:04:28Again, super volatile price action, but
7:04:31[ __ ] it. We're going to play this out as
7:04:33if we're taking every single trade
7:04:35possible with this strategy. Okay,
7:04:36obviously you guys are going to be a
7:04:38little bit smarter. Let's say we're just
7:04:39like [ __ ] trading robots and we're
7:04:41taking every single trade with this.
7:04:43Okay. Boom. We get a breakup structure.
7:04:46How can we start looking for trades? Do
7:04:47we see any imbalances?
7:04:50Low key. We do see this imbalance get
7:04:52filled.
7:04:53Baby ass imbalance right here. We see it
7:04:56get filled and then boom. We see a
7:04:57bullish reaction out of that [ __ ] Cool.
7:05:01[ __ ] it. Let's say we go long off that
7:05:03stops underneath the low that it formed
7:05:05out of the imbalance. Bet. If you're
7:05:07going for a one to one, that [ __ ] would
7:05:09have smacked. If you want to target
7:05:12previous session highs, would have been
7:05:15a negative risk-to-reward ratio, but it
7:05:16would have hit.
7:05:18You can look over here to the left and
7:05:20boom, now we can start using this one.
7:05:24Okay, it's just like
7:05:27all of our other strategies where we
7:05:29target draws on liquidity. Okay, so even
7:05:32though this is all the way super high,
7:05:34we can probably find some sort of I
7:05:36don't know bearish uh reaction point
7:05:39over here. Um, that could give us a
7:05:42solid take-profit area, but [ __ ] it.
7:05:44We'll just put these guys on.
7:05:48And we can see, holy [ __ ] we could have
7:05:51got a 1 to 3.25 or 52 risk-to-reward
7:05:54ratio all during boom, New York session.
7:05:59All take profits smacked. We're the
7:06:00[ __ ] best. Pretty [ __ ] crazy,
7:06:02right? We're doing pretty good with this
7:06:04so far. Okay, let's move into the next
7:06:08session.
7:06:10Okay.
7:06:12What do we got going on? We have New
7:06:14York session highs. Oh, damn. Would you
7:06:18look at that? Would you look at that?
7:06:20You see how price respects that [ __ ]
7:06:22You see
7:06:24You see how price respects that [ __ ]
7:06:28See how Price respects that [ __ ] See
7:06:30how Price respects that [ __ ] I'm going
7:06:32to open up your glit. I'm going to not
7:06:34unslide your tit. Oh yeah. See how Price
7:06:37respects that [ __ ] I haven't even
7:06:39traded Forex in forever and just
7:06:40literally explaining this old Forex
7:06:42strategy to you guys makes me want to
7:06:44trade forex again. But no, [ __ ] it.
7:06:45We're good at indexes. Lock in. Okay,
7:06:50I mean, [ __ ] it. You guys know the
7:06:51[ __ ] strategy, but we're going to
7:06:52keep showing you guys why this [ __ ]
7:06:53works day in and day out. Literally, I
7:06:55just showed you several sessions worth
7:06:57of price action where we've only lost
7:06:59one trade and dubbed all the other ones.
7:07:00And I'm literally just following the
7:07:01strategy step by step, plan by plan. You
7:07:05know what I'm saying? Okay, but anyways,
7:07:07why did I delete that? Boom. New York
7:07:08session highs. Blick work.
7:07:12New York session lows are all the way
7:07:13the [ __ ] down here.
7:07:16Or no, that's not going to be the low.
7:07:18This is going to be the low.
7:07:20Boom. Asian persuasion starts. We
7:07:23actually have a lot of volume on this.
7:07:25Okay. Boom.
7:07:28We see price
7:07:30break structure to the upside.
7:07:33Okay. Once we get above this, again, the
7:07:37goal is it's not right. We're looking
7:07:40for two things. Either for this to sweep
7:07:42price. So, boom, when we get above here
7:07:44or just within here, we're like horny
7:07:46for lows. Okay, we're looking at lows,
7:07:49but then boom, we get above it and then
7:07:51boom, we're tapping back into that [ __ ]
7:07:54So, it just flips. Okay, we see a
7:07:58breakup structure here.
7:08:01Okay, you could literally just wait for
7:08:02a 30-minut closure above, which would
7:08:05have happened right here.
7:08:09So, within this candle, my guess is it
7:08:11was on this one. Okay, so boom, we get a
7:08:15break structure to the upside. It was
7:08:16already bullish anyways.
7:08:19Okay, we have several fair value gaps.
7:08:21We have a fair value gap right here.
7:08:22Gets disrespected with closures
7:08:23underneath it. Where's the next one? We
7:08:26have another one right here.
7:08:29Okay. Boom. We see price push into it.
7:08:31We have another fair value gap down
7:08:33here. We also could have drawn on
7:08:35equilibrium from these lows up to these
7:08:37highs. Smack work with a closure above
7:08:40equilibrium. Closure out of this fair
7:08:41value gap. Long drawn bomb this baby.
7:08:46Boom. We don't even need that deep of a
7:08:48stop loss. Could have put it literally
7:08:49underneath this candle right here. Or
7:08:52[ __ ] it, if you want to get super shy,
7:08:53you can put it underneath these lows.
7:08:55Whatever works best for you. And then
7:08:57from there,
7:09:00damn. Come on now. Give me some Give me
7:09:02something to play with.
7:09:08Literally nothing to play with.
7:09:13[ __ ] it. We're using Fibonacci levels at
7:09:15this point.
7:09:20Fib work. Okay. Take profit one, take
7:09:23profit two, take profit three, take
7:09:25profit four.
7:09:27smack work all during Asian Asian
7:09:29session, Asian persuasion.
7:09:32You know what I'm saying?
7:09:36Come on now.
7:09:39I'm getting all these Forex traders,
7:09:40right?
7:09:42Okay, moving forward. Asian session
7:09:45happens.
7:09:52Okay. Boom. We have these as what is
7:09:54this? Asian session highs or [ __ ] that's
7:09:56not Asian session highs. These are Asian
7:09:58session highs right here. Something that
7:10:00you guys need to be good about is
7:10:03noticing
7:10:04that this candle right here is a part of
7:10:08London session and this candle right
7:10:11here is a part of Asian session. So if
7:10:14we form a high, you guys have to
7:10:16understand on this line, it's not part
7:10:19of Asian session. Okay? So this is going
7:10:22to be Asian session highs.
7:10:24Okay. And there was another example of
7:10:26this over here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So,
7:10:28like right here,
7:10:31for example, if we're Let's [ __ ] it.
7:10:34Let's say that this candle's wick is
7:10:38Damn. Come on now. Say that this
7:10:40candle's wick was all the way down here.
7:10:42You're probably thinking, "Oh, during
7:10:44this London session, these are the
7:10:45London session lows." No, because this
7:10:47candle is a part of New York session.
7:10:50So, these are the London session lows.
7:10:52something to keep in mind. Okay, so
7:10:55anyways, these are the Asian session
7:10:57highs
7:11:00and these are the Asian session lows.
7:11:10Okay,
7:11:12so
7:11:14London session
7:11:15opens. Let's pop over to the 5m minute.
7:11:17See if we get any interaction with these
7:11:19levels. We don't get any interaction
7:11:22with them until New York session starts.
7:11:24But by then we get rid of these for the
7:11:27new sessions. Okay. So boom. From there,
7:11:30what are we looking for? We can mark out
7:11:31London session highs.
7:11:36Now this can be London Sessions low
7:11:39because we formed the move down during
7:11:41London session and then the move up
7:11:42during London session. Does that make
7:11:44sense?
7:11:47Hopefully.
7:11:51London session lows. Okay.
7:11:54Boom. Price blitz past all of this [ __ ]
7:11:58Do we get a retest of it right here in a
7:12:00breakup structure?
7:12:04[ __ ] it. Sure. Let's say that
7:12:10we get a breakup structure.
7:12:13We getting a fair value gap filled. Just
7:12:15so I can show you guys that like [ __ ]
7:12:16it. If you guys were to follow this [ __ ]
7:12:20brick by brick, step by [ __ ] step,
7:12:23there is losses involved. Okay, so boom.
7:12:25This would have been a [ __ ] loss.
7:12:29Now I think we're in current [ __ ]
7:12:31day.
7:12:34But anyway, pretty [ __ ] solid. We
7:12:36dubbed literally every single trade
7:12:37except for that one that we just took
7:12:39and then that Asian persuasion sideways
7:12:41session.
7:12:43And that one that we just took,
7:12:47it should have been relatively obvious
7:12:48that we're not trying to take that,
7:12:50especially with again like market
7:12:52intuition and just obvious market um
7:12:56I don't want to say biased, but
7:13:00day trading mind would tell you that,
7:13:02hey, we're in a pretty [ __ ] obvious
7:13:04uptrend. Let's try not to take shorts.
7:13:06But if you're just following this
7:13:07strategy step by [ __ ] step, you would
7:13:09have dubbed I don't even know how many
7:13:11trades we just took, like out of six,
7:13:15you won four and you lost two. Pretty
7:13:17[ __ ] solid. And all the wins were
7:13:19much higher than a one to one
7:13:20riskreward. Okay, now let's do this [ __ ]
7:13:22on GBP JP or sorry, GBPUSD.
7:13:26Let's see if it works as well.
7:13:29[ __ ] here. This is what I'm just going
7:13:31to do.
7:13:38chill
7:13:42opens. Okay. And then we're going to
7:13:44change this to eight because we don't
7:13:46really care about the sessions
7:13:49session closes. We really just care
7:13:51about.
7:14:05Cool. Actually, wait. This can be back
7:14:07to 17.
7:14:14All right. Bet.
7:14:19Let's get into this. Uh, [ __ ] it. Let's
7:14:22start.
7:14:25Let's start right here. Okay. So, this
7:14:27is New York session. Okay. So, previous
7:14:30session was London session. Okay. We can
7:14:33see that New York doesn't interact with
7:14:35any of London sessions. Um,
7:14:39any of London sessions highs or lows.
7:14:41The highs are right here. And the lows
7:14:44are actually still right here because we
7:14:45can see that this low was formed. This
7:14:47uh move up was formed during New York
7:14:50session. So, we don't really care about
7:14:51that. Moving on, New York session lows
7:14:54are going to be right here.
7:14:58New York session highs are going to be
7:15:00right here.
7:15:02Again, Asian session does not tap into
7:15:06any of this.
7:15:10Asian session no action.
7:15:19We have these Asian session highs
7:15:24and these Asian session lows.
7:15:28Okay. So we can see London session
7:15:29opens. We break above that.
7:15:36We'll see if we get anything going on
7:15:37within here. Okay. Once we break above
7:15:40here on the 30 minute, okay, we're
7:15:41looking for price to revisit it. Okay,
7:15:44so all that we would look for would be
7:15:48where are we at? Waiting for this candle
7:15:50to close above and then it's like, okay,
7:15:52bet we're just going to flip this [ __ ]
7:15:55So once we say, "Okay, bet. We're
7:15:56looking to flip this bitch." What are we
7:15:58looking for? We're looking for a break
7:15:59of structure to the upside. We're
7:16:00monitoring highs. Okay, this high, this
7:16:03high. Boom. We get a break turned on.
7:16:05Boom. Fair value gap. Boom. destroyed.
7:16:09We end up coming back down, sweeping out
7:16:11these lows. We're looking for breaks.
7:16:13Okay, we get a break right here. Still
7:16:15nothing out of that. We push lower. We
7:16:18get a break right here. Literally
7:16:20nothing out of this. Okay,
7:16:24no opportunity. I would have loved to
7:16:26cash this move up, but we didn't see
7:16:29anything out of it. Moving on. [ __ ] I
7:16:33don't know where we were. Right here.
7:16:35Okay, now it looks like we're going to
7:16:37actually get a good trade out of this.
7:16:39London session highs,
7:16:42London session lows.
7:16:47Okay, New York session already opens
7:16:50with a closure above this. So, we're
7:16:52looking to flip it.
7:16:56Why price is [ __ ] volatile as [ __ ]
7:16:58GBP in these past couple days?
7:17:02Okay, we see price revisit this area.
7:17:03We're monitoring highs. High's right
7:17:05here. Nothing. High's right here.
7:17:09Nothing. High's right here. Boom. We get
7:17:11a break. Cool. We have an imbalance
7:17:14right here. I mean, [ __ ] Just for
7:17:17[ __ ]
7:17:19doing the strategy 24/7 sake.
7:17:22We'll [ __ ] take it.
7:17:32Long off this [ __ ] Cool. If you put
7:17:34your stops right under here, 1:1
7:17:36risk-to-reward ratio, you're smacking
7:17:38it. Um,
7:17:41I mean, [ __ ] if you want to put on
7:17:43this,
7:17:45wouldn't have got hit. Even this high,
7:17:47wouldn't have got hit. So, really just
7:17:51depends on where your takeprofit was and
7:17:52where your stop loss was on this. You
7:17:55know, maybe you cash this quick little
7:17:57move up. Honestly, I'm guessing that
7:17:59this would have been an L. Okay, so
7:18:01first trade on GBPUSD
7:18:04with this L work.
7:18:08Whoa.
7:18:10Next trading session,
7:18:16we are moving into Asian session. We
7:18:18have New York session highs right here.
7:18:22New York session lows all the way down
7:18:24here.
7:18:27Okay, Asian session.
7:18:30We close above it right here. So, we're
7:18:33looking to get action out of that.
7:18:39Cool. We get a break structure, fill
7:18:41this fair value gap. Looks like another
7:18:42[ __ ] stop out on this.
7:18:45Okay. Boom. Let's say we put it right
7:18:48underneath here again. Um,
7:18:54damn, that's a tiny ass [ __ ] stop
7:18:56loss. It's literally a one pip stop
7:18:58loss. That [ __ ] ain't going to be
7:18:59[ __ ] real. I mean, that just goes to
7:19:01show like how low volume Asian session
7:19:03is. [ __ ] it. Let's say our stop is
7:19:05underneath this [ __ ]
7:19:10Hey man, one to one risk-to-reward. Who
7:19:12knows? Depending on your [ __ ] stop
7:19:14loss, could have potentially been hit.
7:19:16Okay, again, we don't really have much
7:19:18to work with over here besides these
7:19:20highs. So, again, looking like another L
7:19:23on this strategy from GBPUSD. not
7:19:26looking as hot as GBP
7:19:29JPY so far
7:19:34soon. I'm predicting vengeance
7:19:37again. This is literally just happening
7:19:39off the [ __ ] dome. Me recording this
7:19:41[ __ ] Um, okay. Moving into London
7:19:44session. I can already tell we have
7:19:46Asian session highs right here. Asian
7:19:47session lows. London doesn't interact
7:19:49with those. Moving on, we have London
7:19:51session lows right here. And then we
7:19:54have London session highs right here.
7:20:02Okay, so we get a break up above this
7:20:05and then from there we're looking for
7:20:06price to tap back into it.
7:20:12But then boom, immediate destruction to
7:20:14the downside. Way underneath this. No
7:20:16breaks to the upside. Boom. Not many
7:20:19trades to be taken. take not many trades
7:20:22to be taken on this so far.
7:20:27Okay, moving on. We have New York
7:20:30session highs right here.
7:20:34New York session lows all the way down
7:20:36here.
7:20:39It's going to be nothing to work with.
7:20:41Asian session closes well above this.
7:20:43Maybe we get a tap back into it.
7:20:45Nothing. Okay.
7:20:49Nothing during Asian session. Moving
7:20:51forward, not many trades to be taken on
7:20:53this. Um, we have Asian session highs
7:20:56right here. Asian session lows all the
7:20:59way down here during London session.
7:21:01Again, we don't get much action on that.
7:21:04We don't interact with any of those.
7:21:07Now, we have London session highs,
7:21:12London session lows.
7:21:16Going to New York. New York. I mean, we
7:21:19can see how this respects London session
7:21:21highs like damn near perfectly. We get a
7:21:23break structure to the downside. Um,
7:21:27I don't really see any sort of
7:21:29confluences that get filled. We have
7:21:31this imbalance up here, but we don't see
7:21:32that get filled. We see a breaker
7:21:33structure, but we need to wait for that
7:21:36next confluence. No equilibrium, no
7:21:38breaker block, no, nothing. Um, price
7:21:40continues down for a little bit more.
7:21:42So, we can see that price respected this
7:21:43session high, but not much came out of
7:21:46that.
7:21:49And then we're back to this [ __ ] So,
7:21:51honestly, not much work. Let's try and
7:21:53move move over a little bit more so we
7:21:56can get more examples to see if we can
7:21:58actually
7:22:01show this working. Okay, here's a good
7:22:03example of this [ __ ]
7:22:07Okay, we have London session highs right
7:22:09here. Then we also have London session
7:22:12lows right here.
7:22:16This had to have been on some crazy ass
7:22:18news because we see wicks wicks. But
7:22:20we'll see.
7:22:30Okay. So, boom. From here, we get a
7:22:33break of structure to the upside. We're
7:22:34looking for some sort of confluence, but
7:22:37by the time we try and get a confluence,
7:22:39we've already reached these highs. So,
7:22:41from there, we're like, "Okay, [ __ ] it.
7:22:43Let's see if we respect these highs to
7:22:44the downside. Okay, we end up getting a
7:22:46break of structure to the downside right
7:22:48here.
7:22:50Now, we can actually look for shorts off
7:22:52of this because we respected these
7:22:53highs. Okay, so we go from these. Okay,
7:22:56first of all, breaking structure right
7:22:57here from these highs down to these
7:23:00lows. We hit this, we respect it. Boom.
7:23:04Short work off of this. Boom. You can
7:23:07put the stop above equilibrium. Okay.
7:23:11And then you can either target previous
7:23:13lows made during New York session, 1 to3
7:23:15riskreward ratio, pretty [ __ ] fire.
7:23:17Or literally just previous London lows,
7:23:191 to 1.5 risk-reward ratio, pretty fire.
7:23:22Previous Asian session lows, um, all of
7:23:25these would have gotten smacked. Cool.
7:23:39Um, let's see.
7:23:43This isn't Oh, wait. This was the
7:23:45example that we just showed. Um, we have
7:23:47New York lows right here. Um, New York
7:23:50highs right here. Asian session just
7:23:52kind of consolidates against that.
7:23:58This we get a closure above, but then
7:24:00boom, break back below. Not much there.
7:24:04Whole bunch of volatility from
7:24:07FX in this.
7:24:10I mean, this is a pretty good example,
7:24:11but this looks like a news collapse, but
7:24:14boom, London session highs. Okay, we
7:24:17push into that. Odds are we probably get
7:24:20a break.
7:24:23Boom. Obviously, I mean, [ __ ] we do
7:24:26fill part of this fair value gap and
7:24:28then boom, [ __ ] it. Short work off of
7:24:30that. But price continues lower, but
7:24:33[ __ ] you know, this was definitely a
7:24:34news candle.
7:24:38Let's pull up gold
7:24:47because if I remember correctly, this
7:24:49works pretty [ __ ] well with gold. And
7:24:51oh baby, look at this. The first [ __ ]
7:24:54that we just get into, first of all, we
7:24:57have London session lows right here
7:24:59and London session highs right here.
7:25:03And we can literally blick work two
7:25:04trades during New York session off of
7:25:06this allegedly. Okay, so we have London
7:25:08session lows right here.
7:25:14Oh my god. Hell yeah. Look at this [ __ ]
7:25:22Again, I know this is like relatively
7:25:24[ __ ] cherry-picking, but we we did a
7:25:27bunch of bat testing on this already,
7:25:28okay? And we're 35 minutes deep, but you
7:25:30guys get the [ __ ] point now. Okay, we
7:25:32push into London session lows. We get a
7:25:33break structure to the upside on the
7:25:35fiveminute. Okay. Um, actually not not
7:25:38much of a fair value gap here. So,
7:25:40actually this wouldn't have been a trade
7:25:42that I could take. No equilibrium. Um,
7:25:46oh, hey, we have the breaker right here.
7:25:48Actually, dub work. Okay, we push into
7:25:51the breaker. Bullish interaction off of
7:25:54that. Long John Silvers that blick work.
7:25:57Okay, you can either put the stops
7:25:59underneath these lows that we made
7:26:00underneath the breaker. Regardless, we
7:26:02push back into London session highs, TP,
7:26:06smack work, whether it's a 1:1
7:26:07risk-to-reward ratio, um, or at least
7:26:10just to these London session highs, dub,
7:26:13nonetheless. Okay, now let's see how we
7:26:15can backend flip this jit to Whoa, I
7:26:18almost said something crazy. Let's see
7:26:20if we can flip this [ __ ] on its ass and
7:26:22get something back down to the back end.
7:26:24Okay, looks like we might have might be
7:26:27getting stopped out here, but still,
7:26:29we're seeing the concepts be respected.
7:26:31Okay, so from here we see push into
7:26:34London session highs. We get a break of
7:26:36structure right here. Boom. We get
7:26:38equilibrium.
7:26:42Tapped in bearish reaction out of that
7:26:44[ __ ]
7:26:46Boom. Stops either above these highs,
7:26:49above these highs. Regardless, it looks
7:26:50like we're going to get stopped out by
7:26:52this, but
7:26:56we can still see potential
7:26:59for a secondary action trade. If we see
7:27:01this [ __ ] not breaking, bet we we just
7:27:04won one trade. We lost another one.
7:27:06Let's see. And first of all, this trade
7:27:08is going to cover the one that we just
7:27:10lost. This was like minimum one to one.
7:27:13Okay, so let's [ __ ] it. Let's just say
7:27:15that we're break even on this [ __ ] so
7:27:16far on the two trades that we we've been
7:27:18able to take. Okay, we're able to take
7:27:20another one off this.
7:27:25Okay, cuz we have this as the breaker.
7:27:28Boom. This entire move down prior to the
7:27:30break of structure. Hell yeah. Pinky toe
7:27:33tap work into this with the break of
7:27:36structure. Bearish reaction out that
7:27:38[ __ ] Boom. Short. You can either put
7:27:41your stops above these highs, above this
7:27:44fair value gap, just in case you think
7:27:46that's going to get tapped into.
7:27:47Regardless, smack work on previous New
7:27:50York lows. Smack work on previous Asian
7:27:53session lows. Smack work on
7:27:57all of these lows. Smack work. Smack
7:27:59work. Smack work.
7:28:02Dubbing that [ __ ] You know what I'm
7:28:04saying?
7:28:06three trades that that we were able to
7:28:08take during New York session. Two turned
7:28:11into dubs,
7:28:13one turned into an L.
7:28:18Let's see if we can make anything else
7:28:20happen um off of this [ __ ] Uh
7:28:25wow. I just got I need some [ __ ] I I
7:28:29need some water. I need water.
7:28:34Give me water.
7:28:36Um, let's see if we can get any anything
7:28:39else off this [ __ ] Um,
7:28:42I mean, [ __ ] this works great.
7:28:45Um,
7:28:47we have London session highs right here.
7:28:54London session lows right here. Again,
7:28:56this could be a backto-back flipper.
7:28:58Just depends on what price does on the
7:28:59fivem minute.
7:29:07Okay, so this looks like it's going to
7:29:08be one L than one dub. So we see boom,
7:29:11price pushes into this. We get a
7:29:12breaking structure right here.
7:29:16Okay, we push into this breaker.
7:29:20We get a bearish reaction out of that.
7:29:22Cool. Short stops either above here,
7:29:24stops either above this. [ __ ] it. Maybe
7:29:26even above the sweep. Regardless, we're
7:29:28going to get stopped out without hitting
7:29:29any takeprofits. But then what do we do?
7:29:32We push into the lows of London session.
7:29:36Okay. Then again, we can flip this shits
7:29:38on it. Flip this [ __ ] on its ass. Okay.
7:29:40We get a breaker structure on the
7:29:41fiveminute right here. We can look for
7:29:43equilibrium.
7:29:46Okay. We have this up candle is the
7:29:49breaker. Don't think it gets tapped
7:29:50into.
7:29:52But regardless, we have this as an
7:29:55imbalance. We see price push into this
7:29:56imbalance. Bullish reaction out of that
7:29:58[ __ ] Boom. Longs off of it. If you put
7:30:02your stop loss underneath right
7:30:03underneath these lows, you would have
7:30:05been stopped out. If you put your stop
7:30:06loss underneath fair value gap, you're
7:30:08good to go. If you put your stop loss
7:30:09underneath these lows, you're good to
7:30:11go. Okay. Take profit set on these
7:30:14highs. Smack work.
7:30:17Price ends up ripping all of New York
7:30:20session.
7:30:21If you put your stop loss
7:30:24underneath this fair value gap, smack
7:30:26work on these previous New York highs.
7:30:29Use the highs and lows of these sessions
7:30:33to your advantage if you are trading
7:30:35forex. They are definitely by far like
7:30:38in my eyes the best confluence to use. I
7:30:41mean look, this is another great
7:30:43example. We have London session lows
7:30:44right here. Spotted this [ __ ] out the
7:30:47corner of my eye. New York session opens
7:30:49plunge work down into London London
7:30:51session lows rips back up takes out all
7:30:54these highs.
7:30:56Baby food if you ask me. Um
7:31:01I mean we can see price we have these as
7:31:04Asian session lows right here.
7:31:09Um and then we have these as Asian
7:31:11session highs right here.
7:31:13You could low-key say that price came in
7:31:15here, pushed back up into London session
7:31:17highs.
7:31:19Highs and lows lows of these sessions
7:31:21are really, really [ __ ] valuable. Use
7:31:24them to your advantage. Um, honestly, I
7:31:27like marking the [ __ ] out with little
7:31:28lines on my chart so my chart doesn't
7:31:30look like somebody threw up on it. But
7:31:32regardless,
7:31:33Forex strategy video brain dump
7:31:37delivered.
7:31:39Boom. Happy [ __ ] birthday. Um, [ __ ]
7:31:43man. That was a lot of info. Long ass
7:31:47video today. Looking to dump a [ __ ] ton
7:31:49of information on you guys, just like I
7:31:51did last summer with the boot camp. I
7:31:53[ __ ] love you guys. I'll catch you
7:31:54guys in the next one. Peace out, my
7:31:56[ __ ] people. So, now hopefully you
7:31:58guys are able to build off the
7:31:59fundamentals, the confluences, and now
7:32:01you guys have a strategy that is helping
7:32:03you guys make highly probable decisions
7:32:05within the markets on a daily basis.
7:32:07Within these next couple videos, we're
7:32:09going to delve a little bit deeper onto
7:32:11again when we should be taking action
7:32:13with this strategy, where we should be
7:32:16taking action, when we should be
7:32:17avoiding certain scenarios, and then
7:32:19also how you guys can actually leverage
7:32:21these new skills and new confluences,
7:32:23strategy that you've learned to actually
7:32:25turn you guys profitable within the
7:32:28markets. because it's one thing to
7:32:30understand confluences and understand
7:32:31strategy, but it's another thing on how
7:32:34to actually genuinely generate money
7:32:37from this new knowledge and this new
7:32:39skill. And that's something that I
7:32:40struggled with. That's something that a
7:32:41lot of students of mine struggle with.
7:32:43And a really good example of this is
7:32:46somebody that recently went through the
7:32:48blueprint and was able to make literally
7:32:50over $100,000 from being able to put
7:32:52together these fundamentals,
7:32:54confluences, and strategy all together
7:32:56at one. But they were still struggling
7:32:58with being able to understand like when
7:33:01they should be placing these trades or
7:33:02how they should be going about
7:33:04structuring their risk management, how
7:33:05they should be structuring their
7:33:06psychology. And then once they came into
7:33:08the blueprint, once they were able to
7:33:10get these mistakes smoothed over because
7:33:11right now at the start of this video,
7:33:13you guys had a big ass boat and there
7:33:15was massive holes in that boat. And
7:33:18within this video, we've been able to
7:33:19clog those massive holes. But there's
7:33:21still probably little holes in your
7:33:22guys' boat that you guys are still
7:33:24slowly but surely sinking down, causing
7:33:26you guys to be unprofitable. And that's
7:33:28okay. And maybe throughout the rest of
7:33:29this video, we're able to clog up those
7:33:31holes. And if that's the case, awesome.
7:33:32My job here is finished. But if you guys
7:33:34are unable to clog up those holes on
7:33:36your own, that's where a coach and a
7:33:37mentor is going to help you guys
7:33:38significantly. We're going to be able to
7:33:40get in there, reshift your guys' headsp
7:33:42space, and shift your guys' mindset to
7:33:44be able to become a profitable trader.
7:33:46shift and change your guys' risk
7:33:48management plan. Shift and change at
7:33:50what times and how you guys are actually
7:33:52going about taking these trades so that
7:33:53you guys can again skip over these
7:33:55mistakes that are slowly but surely
7:33:57dragging you guys down and causing your
7:33:58boat to sink. But by us being in your
7:34:01position before as unprofitable traders
7:34:03that have now turned profitable, we know
7:34:05all these mistakes that we made in the
7:34:06past that you guys are making right now.
7:34:08So, we're going to be able to smooth
7:34:09over all of these things and get in
7:34:11there and actually be able to break
7:34:13down, hey, you guys are still making
7:34:14this mistake. Hey, you guys probably
7:34:16shouldn't be trading at this time. Hey,
7:34:17you guys should probably be avoiding
7:34:19trading high impact news. These are
7:34:21things that are going to drastically
7:34:22affect your guys' win rate, your guys'
7:34:24risk-to-reward, and your guys' chances
7:34:26of turning profitable. Day trading is a
7:34:28very difficult skill that needs to be
7:34:30put super high up on a ped pedestal,
7:34:32okay? It's a very high lever skill. And
7:34:33in order to learn these high lever
7:34:35skills, you guys are going to have to
7:34:36make consistent mistakes. And again, the
7:34:38goal is to make a mistake once, never
7:34:40make it again. And that's what causes
7:34:42growth. But one of the issues of being
7:34:44an unprofitable trader and one of the
7:34:46issues with these types of education
7:34:47videos that we're putting out is we
7:34:49can't get in there and personally
7:34:51address the issues and the questions
7:34:52that you guys have that may be sinking
7:34:54your guys' boat. So that's what we do
7:34:55for students within the blueprint. So
7:34:57again, if you guys want access to that,
7:34:59you guys can click the link down in the
7:35:00description so that I can actually help
7:35:02you guys personally with some mistakes
7:35:03that you guys are making that you guys
7:35:05aren't necessarily getting answers to
7:35:07within this video. But with that being
7:35:09said, now that we know the base
7:35:10fundamentals, the confluences, and how
7:35:12to put it together with strategy, these
7:35:14next couple videos, we're going to go
7:35:16into depth on how we can potentially
7:35:18turn all of that around and help you
7:35:19guys become profitable. How you guys can
7:35:22put all of these things together and
7:35:24again, structure a strategy around it,
7:35:26structure a risk management plan,
7:35:27structure your headsp space so that we
7:35:29can again put these pieces together and
7:35:32lead you guys towards the path to
7:35:33profitability. So with that being said,
7:35:34let's jump straight into it. We live in
7:35:37probably the easiest
7:35:39generation or the easiest time to make a
7:35:42lot of money. But we also live in the
7:35:46generation where it's the easiest to be
7:35:49lazy. So if you think about like even 10
7:35:52years ago or even 5 years ago, bro, like
7:35:55let's think about crypto. 5 years ago,
7:35:58there wasn't like crypto Twitter. There
7:36:00wasn't like YouTube videos talking about
7:36:03like the best altcoins or like
7:36:05explaining crypto. If we even think
7:36:08about trading 10 years ago, there was
7:36:10not like anything on YouTube um talking
7:36:14about this kind of stuff and helping you
7:36:16guys for free like this video to be
7:36:20successful. Um, and you think about
7:36:22those people that ended up being
7:36:24successful in their in that time like 10
7:36:28years ago or 5 years ago within those
7:36:30spaces and you're thinking, well, oh,
7:36:32they just got lucky or they, you know,
7:36:35like you come up with some excuse for
7:36:37why they were able to get to where
7:36:39they're at. And it's like, no, if
7:36:41anything, their route to being where
7:36:44they're at was infinitely harder than
7:36:47you guys because now you guys have
7:36:49literally an influencer or an educator
7:36:51on every single subject to be able to be
7:36:55successful. And it's like, holy [ __ ] If
7:36:58that doesn't just go to show how lazy
7:37:00and how complacent this entire
7:37:02generation has become and how short of a
7:37:05uh short little dopamine ridden [ __ ]
7:37:08mindsets that most people have nowadays.
7:37:11I don't know what does because it's
7:37:12like, bro, you have someone like me. You
7:37:14have literally every other trading
7:37:16influencer teaching you guys how to
7:37:18trade
7:37:20and the only thing that's stopping you
7:37:23guys from being successful is yourself.
7:37:26You guys are just too lazy and you don't
7:37:28see things in the long term. And I've
7:37:31made this video a bunch of times talking
7:37:32about you guys got to see the [ __ ] in
7:37:34the long term. This [ __ ] isn't going to
7:37:36happen in a day. It's not going to
7:37:37happen in a month. You know, maybe it'll
7:37:39happen in a couple couple years. I saw
7:37:42this video of Jinxy, that freaking
7:37:44Twitch streamer, and you know, the dude
7:37:45that's always bugging out, whatever. I
7:37:48saw a video. He has been streaming for
7:37:51five years,
7:37:54and he just caught his big break. There
7:37:57was something like three years straight
7:38:00where like he consistently only had two
7:38:03viewers.
7:38:04Like, imagine that. That's that's what
7:38:07you have to be doing. That's like the
7:38:09delusion and the consistency that you
7:38:12have to have in order to genuinely be
7:38:13successful because he was willing. He
7:38:16knew what he wanted to do and he just
7:38:19kept doing it over and over and over and
7:38:23over for years without seeing any
7:38:26results because he saw the endgame. He
7:38:29knew, hey, if I work my ass off for
7:38:34literally years doing this, there is
7:38:37bound to be a result. And I promise you
7:38:39in any other skill in anything including
7:38:42trading, including crypto, including
7:38:43including business, if that is how you
7:38:46guys think, if you guys just think if I
7:38:48consistently work my ass off day in and
7:38:51day out without even expecting the
7:38:54result at a certain time, like a lot of
7:38:56you guys are like, I'm going to turn
7:38:57profitable in a couple months. I'm going
7:38:59to get funded. And like, shut the [ __ ]
7:39:01up, bro. You guys, that's what's causing
7:39:03you guys to never be profitable. That's
7:39:05what c that's what's causing you guys to
7:39:07never be successful. Because when that
7:39:08time comes and you're not successful and
7:39:10you don't see the result, you [ __ ]
7:39:12give up or you do some stupid [ __ ] that
7:39:15sets you guys back and resets your
7:39:18consistency that you guys have been
7:39:20working on this entire time. So why not
7:39:23just do the [ __ ] that you [ __ ] love
7:39:25and be consistent with it and work
7:39:27towards it and just know I'm willing to
7:39:31do this [ __ ] for however long it takes
7:39:35until I'm successful. And I guarantee
7:39:37you without a doubt in my freaking mind
7:39:40that if you guys do that, if you guys
7:39:42just go like just do it consistently for
7:39:47ever, you are going to get to that goal
7:39:51in anything in any skill. Like if like
7:39:54let's think about trading. You guys are
7:39:56just like I'm going to trade every
7:39:59single day until I get like really
7:40:03[ __ ] good at it. No matter the time
7:40:06frame, no matter how long it takes, I'm
7:40:08going to trade until I'm really [ __ ]
7:40:11good at it.
7:40:14Like, you already know what's going to
7:40:15happen. You're going to trade until you
7:40:17get really [ __ ] good at it. The
7:40:18problem with you guys is you guys expect
7:40:20that [ __ ] to happen in like two days or
7:40:22two months. Again, you guys need to be
7:40:25thinking about [ __ ] in like decades or
7:40:26within like five year time spans. Like
7:40:29think about how are the things that I'm
7:40:31doing day in and day out going to affect
7:40:34me 5 years from now. And believe it or
7:40:37not, like the results will come sooner
7:40:39than 5 years, but you have to start
7:40:42thinking about it in those 5year time
7:40:44frames in order to start being
7:40:46successful. So that's my Monday
7:40:49motivation for you guys. Pretty much
7:40:51saying that the majority of you guys are
7:40:52really [ __ ] lazy. the majority of
7:40:54people who made it in the fields that
7:40:56you guys really want to make it in um 10
7:40:59and 5 years ago had to go through a lot
7:41:01harder things and had way less resources
7:41:03for them to be successful. And we're
7:41:06living in a generation where it's
7:41:07probably the easiest
7:41:10ever to make a lot of money. It is
7:41:13literally
7:41:14the money's already been printed. You
7:41:17just got to go [ __ ] get it. Like
7:41:19that's as simple as I can [ __ ] put
7:41:21it. Like
7:41:25it's really [ __ ] sad seeing how lazy
7:41:28this generation is and like how many
7:41:32excuses y'all come up with when it's
7:41:34like bro 10 years ago
7:41:36this [ __ ] was not even ever
7:41:41happening
7:41:42like there there was not nearly as much
7:41:44resources. there wasn't nearly as much
7:41:49content or aid that you guys have in
7:41:53order to turn successful and you guys
7:41:55are still coming up with excuses for why
7:41:58you guys aren't successful. It's pretty
7:42:00sad. But anyways, here's a little
7:42:02freaking APK ski. All right, get you
7:42:05guys motivated. Let's go. Today is going
7:42:07to be more of a psychology
7:42:10of a video, okay? Where I'm mainly just
7:42:13going to be talking to y'all. um about
7:42:15some mindset [ __ ] that will hopefully
7:42:17change the game for you guys in terms of
7:42:19trading. Now that you guys have like a
7:42:22overall relatively solid strategy that
7:42:24can help you have an edge within the
7:42:26market, I want to kind of circle back on
7:42:29some of the earlier videos within this.
7:42:31Again, keep in mind what our overall
7:42:32goal is with trading. So, this is kind
7:42:34of just going to be a yap attack. Strap
7:42:37in, lock the [ __ ] in, let go. All right.
7:42:41So, I'm just going to go over, I guess,
7:42:43like main top five tips that can help
7:42:46you turn into a profitable trader.
7:42:48That's probably going to be the title of
7:42:49this. We'll go with number one. Um, and
7:42:52that's just going to be having a
7:42:53long-term vision. You guys have to
7:42:55understand that trading is not a
7:42:56get-richqu scheme. And if you guys think
7:42:59that you are going to, let me circle
7:43:02back. Trading is not a get-rich quick
7:43:04scheme. You guys convince yourselves
7:43:06that trading is going to get you rich
7:43:08quick. Sometimes there's people within
7:43:11the space that can make you think or
7:43:13just certain videos within just the day
7:43:15trading niche that can make you think
7:43:18that day trading as itself is a
7:43:20get-richqu type of scenario, but it's
7:43:23not. Okay? And I'm here to tell you it
7:43:25definitely is not. Day trading is a
7:43:28skill, and we'll talk about that a
7:43:29little bit later. Okay? So, you guys
7:43:31need to have a long-term vision on this.
7:43:32You can't think, I'm going to get into
7:43:35day trading and within the next month
7:43:37I'll be making $100,000 in a month or
7:43:40oh, I'm going to make $100,000 in a week
7:43:43or oh, day trading is going to help me
7:43:46pay off all my bills. That's not going
7:43:48to be the case. Odds are you guys are
7:43:50going to lose money consistently from
7:43:51day trading, from crypto, from really
7:43:53any financial market that you try and
7:43:55get into in the first place for the
7:43:57first one to two years. And if we think
7:43:59about that on a skill standpoint, it
7:44:02makes complete sense. Like, uh, let's
7:44:05say I try and pick up playing freaking
7:44:08basketball, um, today and I've never
7:44:10played basketball in my entire life. And
7:44:13the first month, am I going to be really
7:44:15good at basketball? No, I'm going to
7:44:17[ __ ] suck. And the first year, am I
7:44:19going to be really good at basketball?
7:44:21Will not necessarily. Will I know all
7:44:23the basics? Will I know some of the
7:44:25like, you know, the majority of the
7:44:26moves? Yeah. Will I be able to hit
7:44:28shots, you know, relatively consistent
7:44:30consistently? Yeah. But will people see
7:44:33me on the court and be like, he's a
7:44:34really good basketball player? No. And
7:44:36again, what comes with that? That that
7:44:39year takes a lot of time and a lot of
7:44:41effort for me to even get to that point.
7:44:44Okay. And then on top of that, what
7:44:45happens if I add another year of lots of
7:44:47hard work, lots of consistency, working
7:44:49on and off the court, focusing on my
7:44:51game? then by year two I'll probably be
7:44:55a overall relatively good basketball
7:44:58player. Okay. So we need to think about
7:45:01trading in the same way. We need to
7:45:02understand that look in order for us to
7:45:04get good at trading and to get good at
7:45:06the skill of knowing where price wants
7:45:08to go every single day because that's
7:45:09what trading is. Trading isn't about
7:45:11making money. It's about predicting
7:45:13where price wants to go every single
7:45:16day. And that's where a lot of people
7:45:18get their [ __ ] flipped. We'll talk about
7:45:20that even more later on, okay? But for
7:45:23the time being, tip number one is have a
7:45:27long-term vision. Understand that day
7:45:29trading is not going to get you out of
7:45:30your debts. Day trading is not going to
7:45:31get you rich quick. You need to see day
7:45:33trading in the long-term vision. say,
7:45:35"Look, if I can put my head down and
7:45:37focus on this skill that's going to take
7:45:38several years to learn, but when I do
7:45:40learn it, I have the biggest edge within
7:45:43the market and I have one of the biggest
7:45:45edge edges as a human to be able to
7:45:47predict where financial markets want to
7:45:49go." And in turn, what is a awesome
7:45:51reward that comes with that, a [ __ ] ton
7:45:53of money, because we're able to actually
7:45:55like place bets or actually put money on
7:45:58these predictions that we've trained so
7:46:00long and hard for. That's where the
7:46:03reward comes from. Okay? It's not just
7:46:05trying to make money. It's trying to
7:46:06understand how price moves. Okay, so
7:46:09that would be step one. Step number two,
7:46:12it's going to be hard work and
7:46:13consistency. Okay, so and also uh doing
7:46:17the right work. Okay, so hard work,
7:46:20consistency, and then doing the right
7:46:23work consistently and hard. Pause. No
7:46:27diddy bopper. Um, but you guys get what
7:46:30I'm saying. Okay, first of all, we know
7:46:33what we want to do. We want to be able
7:46:35to predict price action. We want to be
7:46:37able to predict where price is going to
7:46:40go pretty much every day, every hour of
7:46:43the day, every second of the day, 24/7,
7:46:46365. Are we ever going to get to that
7:46:48point? Probably not. But will, if we put
7:46:51in enough time and put in enough effort,
7:46:53can we potentially get to that point?
7:46:54Yes. Okay. Um, so we want to keep that
7:46:59in mind. All
7:47:01right. So, we have to work our [ __ ]
7:47:02ass off to even g get and obtain that
7:47:06skill. Again, we need to think of day
7:47:08trading as a skill of being able to
7:47:10predict where price wants to go day in
7:47:12and day out. So, what comes along with
7:47:15that? We can't just watch a five minute
7:47:16YouTube video and then boom, we're going
7:47:19to be profitable or we'll be able to
7:47:20predict where the market goes. No, it's
7:47:22going to take a lot of time and it's
7:47:23going to take lots of hours on the
7:47:25chart. It's going to take lots of hours
7:47:27and repetitions. There's that famous
7:47:28Kobe quote um or whatever that book like
7:47:3110 10,000 hour rule where in order to to
7:47:35be a master at something, you have to
7:47:36put 10,000 hours uh worth of work and
7:47:39practice into your craft. Okay? The same
7:47:41thing applies to trading. If you want to
7:47:42be a master at trading, you have to put
7:47:4410,000 hours in. Okay? Get your [ __ ]
7:47:46hours in. And how do you get your hours
7:47:48in? It's by literally just sitting your
7:47:49ass down and [ __ ] grinding, bro. So
7:47:52that's step one, hard work. Okay? And
7:47:56then on top of that, it's going to be
7:47:58consistency. Let's say one day you're
7:48:00just like, I really want to do trading.
7:48:01And you're just like super sporadic. And
7:48:03you spend 10 hours in one day studying
7:48:06and grinding trading. And then boom, the
7:48:09next month you try and trade, but you're
7:48:13not studying and you're not, you know,
7:48:15like continuing to learn and work on
7:48:17your craft. Then what happens? you know,
7:48:20you only spent 10 hours working on the
7:48:24skill and then you wasted an entire
7:48:26month of just [ __ ] squandering it
7:48:29trying to get rich quick. Okay? So, we
7:48:31need consistency with our learning of
7:48:34the skill. Okay? And then last within
7:48:36the second tip is going to be
7:48:39consistency and hard work on the right
7:48:43things. Okay? So you guys need to
7:48:45understand that studying and trying to
7:48:47learn
7:48:4910,000 different strategies
7:48:52and spending an hour on each one of
7:48:55those 10,000 strategies is not going to
7:48:58turn you profitable within the market.
7:49:00You want to be really good at mainly
7:49:03just three things within trading. We
7:49:05want to simplify our skill set within
7:49:07trading. What does trading? What really
7:49:09makes up trading? Let's think about all
7:49:11the successful, all the profitable
7:49:13traders that you guys could ever think
7:49:14of. What are the main three things that
7:49:16they say discriminates them? Whoa,
7:49:19pause. No racial. Um, but you know what
7:49:21I'm saying? What What are the three
7:49:22things that causes a profitable trader
7:49:25to be different than an unprofitable
7:49:26trader? What do most people say? They
7:49:28say their psychology is on another
7:49:30level. They're able to perform
7:49:31robotically throughout the market. So
7:49:34boom, you can spend a portion of your
7:49:3610,000 hours fixing your mindset, fixing
7:49:38your headsp space, making sure that
7:49:40you're robotic within the market, making
7:49:41sure that your emotions are no longer
7:49:43attached to your trades. Boom.
7:49:45Psychology. Next, risk management. Okay,
7:49:48there's a lot more to risk management,
7:49:49and I've explained this to my mastermind
7:49:51students. There's a lot more to risk
7:49:53management than just, oh, risk 1% per
7:49:57trade and stick your stop loss and stick
7:49:59your takeprofit. There's a lot of
7:50:00analytics and data that goes into that.
7:50:02And [ __ ] it, maybe I make a [ __ ]
7:50:03YouTube video on that and add it to the
7:50:05trading transformation talking about
7:50:07risk management and how you can look at
7:50:08your percentages like your win rate
7:50:10percentage, how you can look at your
7:50:12risk-to-reward and then how that goes
7:50:14into profitability. Spend some of your
7:50:1610,000 hours studying your
7:50:18risk-to-reward. How can I get a better
7:50:19risk-toreward? Studying your win rate.
7:50:21How can I get a better win rate? How can
7:50:22I avoid losers? And how can I
7:50:24consistently pick winners? Okay. Um and
7:50:27then boom, grow from there. And then
7:50:29third, last, and finally, what is
7:50:31another thing that makes us a successful
7:50:33day trader is our edge within the
7:50:34market. And that's strategy. Okay? So,
7:50:36spending 10,000 hours on just strategy,
7:50:39purely dedicating time to just
7:50:41candlesticks, moving up and down within
7:50:42the market. Yeah, that's going to give
7:50:44you part of the edge, but on top of
7:50:47that, we need to be studying our mindset
7:50:48and we need to be studying our risk
7:50:50management in order to in order to be a
7:50:52fully profitable trader. Because what
7:50:53happens if we know where price wants to
7:50:55go, but we suck at risk management? one
7:50:58trade can wipe us out, right? If we know
7:51:00exactly where price is going to go, but
7:51:02we r but we risk 100% of our um
7:51:07portfolio every single trade and we know
7:51:11that not every single day trader is
7:51:13going to have a 100% win rate, that
7:51:16person eventually is going to get wiped
7:51:17out. What happens if we have good risk
7:51:21management and we have a good edge
7:51:24within the market, but we can't keep our
7:51:26emotions under control? So, we keep
7:51:29cutting off our winners too early. We
7:51:31don't let our winners ride to take
7:51:33profit and we keep cutting off our
7:51:34losers too early. So, sometimes price
7:51:36might dip down and you're like, "Oh no,
7:51:37I'm too scared. B, cancel." And then
7:51:39boom, you end up losing a trade that
7:51:40would have ended up being a winner.
7:51:41That's why we need to fix our mental.
7:51:43So, boom. That's tip two. work hard,
7:51:45work consistently, and work on the right
7:51:47things. Okay? And I just went in super
7:51:49crazy detail about some of the right
7:51:50things that you guys can work on. Okay?
7:51:53This is literally off the dome piece.
7:51:55Just trying to give you guys some extra
7:51:56information. Um, and just some [ __ ]
7:51:58tips and tricks, bro. I want you guys to
7:52:00be [ __ ] profitable. You guys are my
7:52:01dogs. Um, let's go into tip number
7:52:04three. Oh, treat this [ __ ] like a
7:52:05[ __ ] job, bro. Um, a lot of people I
7:52:08mean, look, a lot of people like to come
7:52:11at me on the internet saying, "TJR
7:52:14doesn't take trading seriously. TJR, he
7:52:16teaches this [ __ ] like it's fun in
7:52:18[ __ ] games. He teaches this [ __ ] like
7:52:20it's a like, oh, like they don't need to
7:52:22be taking it seriously." That's not
7:52:24true. That's not true at all. Okay?
7:52:27There's a difference between having fun
7:52:30with your work and treating your work
7:52:34like it's not a [ __ ] job. When if you
7:52:38guys think about me trading when I'm
7:52:42trading, am I just goofily like saying,
7:52:44"What if I went long here and clicked
7:52:47buy with no stop-loss, no takeprofit?
7:52:50Would I ever do that?" No. Would I ever
7:52:52full port on news? No.
7:52:56Do I execute with good risk management,
7:52:59good mentality, with an edge within the
7:53:01market every single time that I place a
7:53:03trade? Yes.
7:53:05Do I like to make you guys actually
7:53:08enjoy [ __ ] trading? Because we should
7:53:10all be enjoying our work. Treat trading
7:53:12like a [ __ ] job and then we'll we'll
7:53:14Whoa. Jeez, I didn't even mean to do
7:53:17that. Um, that was crazy. But treat
7:53:22trading like a job. But there's no
7:53:24problem having fun within your job. A
7:53:27lot of people are like, "Yeah, you need
7:53:30to make trading [ __ ] if you're like
7:53:34look,
7:53:36trading and honestly all of work is a
7:53:39skill, right? Most skills can be kind of
7:53:43gamified. Me personally, trading is one
7:53:46of the best games ever. When I play
7:53:49basketball, I'm having [ __ ] fun. I'm
7:53:51talking [ __ ] I'm laughing in my
7:53:53opponent's faces. When I hit a [ __ ]
7:53:54crazy move, I'm celebrating.
7:53:57Trading is no [ __ ] different. I know
7:54:00there's a difference between me being
7:54:01like super lit after getting a win.
7:54:05And like
7:54:07just, you know, like just being like,
7:54:09"Hell yeah, [ __ ] caught the dub."
7:54:11versus like actually being emotional
7:54:14about it. You guys have to identify the
7:54:16difference between the two.
7:54:18I don't give a [ __ ] if I win or if I
7:54:20lose within the market because I
7:54:22understand my risk going into every
7:54:24single trade.
7:54:26That's what good traders do. Just
7:54:28because I say, "Hell yeah, I [ __ ] won
7:54:31a trade. That's [ __ ] awesome." I'm
7:54:33not celebrating
7:54:35because of the money. That's the
7:54:37difference. I'm celebrating because we
7:54:39did a good [ __ ] job within the
7:54:41market. And I'm not [ __ ] crying and
7:54:43beating my [ __ ] ass and oh well, I
7:54:47just lost this this amount of money. No.
7:54:50When I miss a [ __ ] big shot in
7:54:52basketball, am I really [ __ ] upset
7:54:54about it? Yeah. But what does that make
7:54:56me do? It makes me want to practice and
7:54:58motivates me to work even harder to be
7:55:00able to make those shots. It's the same
7:55:02thing in trading. If I lose a trade, I
7:55:04get [ __ ] pissed off. Am I pissed off
7:55:06about the money, though? Hell no. I'm
7:55:09pissed off that I wasn't good enough at
7:55:11trading to know that that was a bad
7:55:12trade to take. So, what do I do? I go
7:55:14back into the charts and I figure out
7:55:16what the [ __ ] I did wrong. Okay, if you
7:55:18aren't having fun doing your [ __ ]
7:55:21work, then why the [ __ ] are you doing it
7:55:22as a job? Like, genuinely find your
7:55:25[ __ ] passion. I I'm This is like most
7:55:28people see me as a [ __ ] cool guy. I'm
7:55:30a [ __ ] geek when it comes to this
7:55:32[ __ ] I like, bro, I love seeing the
7:55:34[ __ ] numbers. I love seeing the
7:55:35candlesticks. I [ __ ] love this [ __ ]
7:55:38Okay. And if you guys don't love trading
7:55:40for what it is, which is predicting
7:55:42where price wants to go on a daily
7:55:43[ __ ] basis, I love being right. This
7:55:46market helps literally gives me the
7:55:50gives me the opportunity to be right and
7:55:53to prove 99% of people wrong on a daily
7:55:56[ __ ] basis because 99% of traders are
7:55:59going to be losing every single day. And
7:56:01if I'm able to be 1% of those people
7:56:03that's right, that fills me with [ __ ]
7:56:05joy. and I love the competitiveness
7:56:07about it.
7:56:10Did I say anything that involves money
7:56:13when talking about why I like trading in
7:56:15that sentence? No. If you guys are
7:56:18getting into trading for the [ __ ]
7:56:21money, you guys are getting into it for
7:56:23the wrong reason. You need to actually
7:56:26be trading because you truly love being
7:56:29right within the market, being able to
7:56:30predict where the market goes. And if
7:56:31that's not you, then you should just get
7:56:33the [ __ ] out of trading. Love your work.
7:56:35And if you love your work, you'll be
7:56:36able to work forever. That's like my
7:56:38[ __ ] motto. You got to be able to
7:56:39love what you do. Number four, we need
7:56:40to tra treat treat trading like a
7:56:42[ __ ] skill. Okay? And if we don't
7:56:44treat trading like a skill, then we'll
7:56:46never get good at it. Again, this kind
7:56:48of merges into you guys getting into
7:56:50trading for the wrong reasons. Okay?
7:56:53First of all, we have to understand that
7:56:55we are going to suck at trading at
7:56:58first. Just because we watch a strategy
7:57:00video and the strategy
7:57:04doesn't wow, Reeks doesn't work for us
7:57:09doesn't mean that the strategy doesn't
7:57:11[ __ ] work. Maybe it's because you've
7:57:13only spent 5 minutes watching a YouTube
7:57:14video and then you risked live [ __ ]
7:57:17funds and you've never taken a trade
7:57:18with that strategy in your entire life
7:57:20and you haven't even put any single time
7:57:23into back testing it in any [ __ ] time
7:57:26into working and grinding on that edge
7:57:29within the market. You ever thought
7:57:30about that? Have you ever thought about
7:57:32why those strategies that you watch a
7:57:345-minute YouTube video on and then go
7:57:35and try and figure them out and try and
7:57:38trade with your funded account on it?
7:57:39Because it's the oh this strategy will
7:57:41help you pass your funded account in two
7:57:42[ __ ] days. You guys got to understand
7:57:45first of all strategy isn't necessarily
7:57:48what turns us profitable. We just have
7:57:50to have a edge within the market. So if
7:57:52we think about all profitable traders
7:57:55in the world, okay, most people have
7:57:58different strategies than others, right?
7:58:01There's a bunch of different profitable
7:58:02traders in the world and all of them
7:58:04have different strategies than a bunch
7:58:06of bunch of the other profitable
7:58:08traders. There's no right way to [ __ ]
7:58:10trade, okay? So stop getting in Tik Tok
7:58:12comment sections and YouTube comment
7:58:13section saying, "Listen, you don't know
7:58:15what you're talking about. If he's
7:58:16profitable, he's [ __ ] profitable and
7:58:17you're still unprofitable. So shut the
7:58:19[ __ ] up."
7:58:21Okay. Um, and moving on from that, we
7:58:24have to treat trading like a [ __ ]
7:58:26skill. So, we're going to suck dick at
7:58:27it. Still doesn't sit right. Um, we're
7:58:31going to suck at the day trading skill.
7:58:33Okay? And
7:58:36we have to understand that. And we have
7:58:38to understand that skills get built over
7:58:40time with hard work, consistency,
7:58:42consistently doing the right the right
7:58:44work hard. Again, pause. Um, and we have
7:58:49to understand that we're looking to
7:58:51build the skill of predicting where
7:58:53price wants to go, not focus on making
7:58:56money within the market. Because if we
7:58:58go into the market thinking how can I
7:59:01make the most amount of money today,
7:59:05what is that going to cause us to do
7:59:07when it comes to trading? It's causing
7:59:08it's going to cause us to take a trade
7:59:11on every single pair and it's going to
7:59:12cause us to overleverage on every single
7:59:15pair. That's short-term thinking because
7:59:17we get into the market and we think how
7:59:19can I make the most amount of money
7:59:20today versus if we think how can I learn
7:59:25how to predict price action so that over
7:59:28a course of a long period of time over
7:59:29the course of my entire [ __ ] life
7:59:31will I be able to make a significant
7:59:33amount of money over a long period of
7:59:35time because of this skill. That's what
7:59:38you guys should be focused on getting
7:59:40into the market. Focus on the skill set,
7:59:43not the money that comes with the skill.
7:59:45If we think like LeBron just dropped one
7:59:47of the hardest quotes ever talking about
7:59:49this, he said a lot of the young rookies
7:59:51are coming in coming into the [ __ ]
7:59:54league and coming into the game um and
7:59:57they're focused on the wrong things.
7:59:58They're focused on the [ __ ] watches.
8:00:00They're focused on the cars. They're
8:00:01focused on the chains. And he said,
8:00:03"Focus on the game and all of that will
8:00:06come with it." It's the same with
8:00:07literally any [ __ ] job. Focus on the
8:00:10[ __ ] game. Focus on the skill set.
8:00:13And the money is just the best [ __ ]
8:00:16side effect that comes with that. Okay.
8:00:19So, boom. That's for Okay. Boom. This is
8:00:22going to be the last one. How to be a
8:00:24profitable day trader. Don't you need to
8:00:26put all your eggs in one basket when
8:00:28learning a skill for the first time.
8:00:30Okay. This is kind of applicable to
8:00:32every [ __ ] side hustle ever. If you
8:00:34try if you're trying to learn day
8:00:35trading, drop shipping, Amazon FBA, Tik
8:00:38Tok shop, and uh [ __ ] I don't even
8:00:42know, some other [ __ ] You are
8:00:45spreading yourself way too thin, and
8:00:47you're pretty much allocating a fifth of
8:00:49the time to all five of those skills
8:00:52when you could just be allocating 100%
8:00:54of your time to one single skill. So
8:00:58again, a lot of people get into day
8:00:59trading for the money. You guys are
8:01:01probably trying to do a bunch of other
8:01:02side hustles for the money. Look at all
8:01:05those side hustles and you know, hey,
8:01:07all these side hustles, they will make
8:01:08me a lot of money if I dedicate a [ __ ]
8:01:11ton of time to them, but I can't be
8:01:12doing all of them at once. So, what do
8:01:16you need to do? Choose the one that you
8:01:17like the best because that's what you're
8:01:19going to succeed most with. That's what
8:01:21you're going to be able to do the most
8:01:22amount of work with. Everyone likes to
8:01:24pull up that thing that says, "Oh,
8:01:25millionaires have [ __ ] seven streams
8:01:28of income, so I'm going to start off
8:01:29when I'm [ __ ] broke and [ __ ] doing
8:01:32eight different things and I'm going to
8:01:33have a bunch of different streams of
8:01:34income." [ __ ] idiots, bro. This is
8:01:36how it actually works. You start off and
8:01:38you have one single cup and you pour
8:01:40your heart and [ __ ] soul and 100% of
8:01:42your skills and effort and work and
8:01:44consistency into that cup until that cup
8:01:47turns into a [ __ ] welloiled machine.
8:01:49When it starts, it's going to be like
8:01:51to be able to fill up, and you're just
8:01:53going to be [ __ ] shaking your hand to
8:01:55be able to fill that cup up. But then
8:01:56eventually, that cup is going to be
8:01:58steadily flowing with a bunch of [ __ ]
8:02:01water and a bunch of [ __ ] cash. And
8:02:02you're going to know how to do it.
8:02:03You're going to have teams that are
8:02:05going to be doing it for you. Whether
8:02:06it's a business or whether it's trading,
8:02:08you're going to know exactly right when
8:02:09you get on the chart what you're looking
8:02:11for, how to execute, where your mindset
8:02:12should be like. And once that's taken
8:02:15care of and once that cup is overflowing
8:02:17in a welloiled machine, that's when you
8:02:19bring another cup into the system
8:02:20because you already know how to trade or
8:02:22you already know that this business is
8:02:23running well on itself and you don't
8:02:25have to do all the [ __ ] dirty work
8:02:27for that business or for trading or for
8:02:29[ __ ] drop shipping. It's just working
8:02:31on its own. That's when you bring
8:02:32another cup in and then that's when you
8:02:34take the overflowed [ __ ] water from
8:02:36the first cup and then you start pouring
8:02:37it into the second cup. And then from
8:02:39there, boom, trading it's [ __ ]
8:02:41automated. you already know. Okay, I
8:02:43spent 3 hours of day of a day day
8:02:45trading. Now I can start a business
8:02:46within something else that I [ __ ]
8:02:48love. Whether it's [ __ ] clothing,
8:02:49whether it's a [ __ ] uh business
8:02:51within the trading niche like I did.
8:02:53Okay, you can get into that and then
8:02:55boom, you got to do the dirty work
8:02:57until that business or that [ __ ]
8:03:01other side hustle starts actually
8:03:03working again, okay? And becomes a
8:03:05welloiled machine. Boom. Then we stash
8:03:07that cup over there. Boom. Both the cups
8:03:09are overflowing. welloiled machines. You
8:03:11know exactly how they work. You know
8:03:13exactly what's going on with them and
8:03:15they're just systematic. You don't got
8:03:17to worry about them. They're just boom,
8:03:19you bring in a third cup to and now your
8:03:22machine when it's getting started up.
8:03:24Before you didn't have much capital on
8:03:26the first cup, you had no capital to,
8:03:28you know, do a little drizzle, oil up
8:03:29all the gears, WD40.
8:03:31Okay? But now you have a [ __ ] ton of
8:03:33capital because you have two cups that
8:03:35are overflowing consistently. You also
8:03:37have a bunch of other skills from those
8:03:39two skills that you mastered and were
8:03:41able to boom pile on. Now you have a
8:03:44third cup and you're like, "Bet, I've
8:03:45already filled two cups before. I know
8:03:47exactly what this takes." Boom. You get
8:03:49the machine up and running a lot quicker
8:03:51than those first two cups. You're able
8:03:53to fill it a lot quicker. Boom. Starts
8:03:55printing you money. Fourth cup, fifth
8:03:56cup, sixth cup, seventh cup, all
8:03:59printing you money. All systematic, well
8:04:01welloiled machine. But we have to
8:04:03understand that what did it start with?
8:04:06One single cup. So you guys are not
8:04:09making any money right now and you guys
8:04:10are spreading yourself way too thin. You
8:04:12have to choose whatever skill, whatever
8:04:14side hustle it may be. And today I'm
8:04:17talking about trading because that's
8:04:18what I do. Okay? And you have to
8:04:20understand if you want to get into
8:04:22trading, you have to treat it like a
8:04:23[ __ ] job and you have to put your all
8:04:25into it. Okay? So with that being said,
8:04:26I appreciate you boys. I'm dipping out
8:04:28of here. I love y'all. I'll see you
8:04:30guys. one of those things we will talk
8:04:32about today which is PM session. So
8:04:34without further ado, we're going to get
8:04:36into my PM session trading strategy.
8:04:42Just kidding. Focus, boys. What are we
8:04:46We're trading PM session. Okay, so
8:04:49anyways, do I really plan on trading PM
8:04:52session while I'm in Puerto Rico? Not
8:04:54necessarily, just because AM session is
8:04:56super favorable for my time zone. The
8:04:58reason why I was trading PM session
8:05:01um over yonder in Hawaii was because uh
8:05:063:30 is when market open and I was like,
8:05:08"Fuck that [ __ ] I'm definitely not
8:05:10waking up at 3:30 a.m. in Hawaii. I'm
8:05:13just going to trade trade PM session."
8:05:15So for PM session, we have the macro
8:05:19macro kill.
8:05:21Whatever. The most optimal time to trade
8:05:24is from two to 3 pm. Okay, we can kind
8:05:28of drag this over to like 1:30 more
8:05:31like. Okay, but anyways, it's within
8:05:35that time zone. You should already be on
8:05:36the charts by that time anyways.
8:05:39But from 1:30 to 3 is kind of our prime
8:05:43time.
8:05:45But from like 1:30 to 300 p.m. Eastern
8:05:47time is really our prime time to trade.
8:05:49So, if you guys are on PST, this might
8:05:51be something that you can you can
8:05:53consider because I know when I was on
8:05:55PST, I didn't really like trading at
8:05:586:30 a.m. That's a little bit easier
8:06:01than 9 uh sorry, that's a little bit
8:06:03easier than 3:30, but still, for some of
8:06:05you, you know, maybe you got to change
8:06:06your diaper before you go to preschool,
8:06:08whatever. Anyways, let's jump into this.
8:06:11So, I pretty much treat PM session
8:06:13similar to how I trade AM session,
8:06:17except just on lower time frames. So
8:06:19again, it's the same [ __ ] strategy,
8:06:21just lower time frame. So what are we
8:06:22looking for? We're looking for lower
8:06:25lower time frame liquidity sweep, okay?
8:06:28And by lower time frame, I mean like 15
8:06:30to 5 minute, okay? We're treating those
8:06:32as like our 4 hour and our hourly. And
8:06:34we're executing on the one minute, okay?
8:06:35And we'll get into that. We're using
8:06:37confluences and trends based on the
8:06:3915minute. And then on top of that, we
8:06:43are using confluence and trends based
8:06:44off the fivem minute. mainly overall I'm
8:06:47looking at the 15minute
8:06:49um for overall like bias and direction.
8:06:53Okay, similar to the 4 hour, I don't
8:06:55really use the 5m minute too much. I
8:06:57mainly use the fivem minute to identify
8:06:59draws on the on liquidity similar to the
8:07:011 hour and then I execute purely based
8:07:04off the 1 minute. So with that in mind,
8:07:07what are we looking for on the 15-minute
8:07:09and and on the five-minute? Well, the
8:07:1015-minute we're looking for overall
8:07:12trends. So, like this was my markups
8:07:14from Wednesday, my last day in Hawaii.
8:07:18And I was able to hit a trade uh hit a
8:07:20winning trade on this. I didn't um
8:07:23post a trade recap on this just because
8:07:25I literally woke up, traded, and then
8:07:27headed to the airport. But anyways, um
8:07:30let's just use this as an example
8:07:32because again, you guys already know my
8:07:33strategy. We're looking for
8:07:36liquidity sweep
8:07:38within obviously within the trend
8:07:40direction that we want. liquidity sweep,
8:07:43break of structure. Okay, and then a
8:07:45third confluence fill. All right, and
8:07:48that's what we're looking for. Okay, so
8:07:50on here on the 15minute, what do we see?
8:07:53Okay, we see a sweep out of these lows.
8:07:55Then what do we get? We get a break of
8:07:56structure. Okay, awesome. Then what can
8:07:59we start looking for? Well,
8:08:03we have a 15-minute imbalance. I removed
8:08:06this already, but anyways, we have a
8:08:0915-minute imbalance. If we go to the
8:08:11fivem minute, we had a fivem minute
8:08:13imbalance within here as well. I also
8:08:15marked out this fivem minute order block
8:08:17right here. Boom. And and I also
8:08:21highlighted this like this order block
8:08:22and this fiveminute breaker were pretty
8:08:24much within the same region. So I just
8:08:25marked it out with that blue little
8:08:27line. Boom. Five minute order block,
8:08:30fivem minute breaker along with a
8:08:32fiveminute fair value gap. It's just
8:08:34scrumshits every like I just eat that
8:08:35[ __ ] up for breakfast. Okay. So the
8:08:3815-minute we're determining the trend.
8:08:40Okay. Boom. We see a liquidity sweep
8:08:42prior to prior to our
8:08:48[ __ ] smelled so bad the flies had to
8:08:50come crawling out. Anyways, we swept we
8:08:53swept these lows during like we can call
8:08:56pre-market of PM session. Okay, we break
8:09:01structure to the upside. So, what are we
8:09:03looking for? We're looking for buys.
8:09:05Okay. And if we even look into our
8:09:07higher time frames too during this time.
8:09:12Okay. I guess we weren't bullish.
8:09:14Well, I'm pretty sure we were on the 4
8:09:16hour regardless. The 15-minute is what
8:09:18we're looking at because we're trying to
8:09:19trade on such a small time frame. Okay.
8:09:22So, we break structure to the upside. We
8:09:24see price push into those confluences.
8:09:2615-minute fair value gap. Okay. 15minute
8:09:30order block. 15-minute breaker as well
8:09:32with this candlestick. Okay. whole bunch
8:09:34of confluences along with five minute
8:09:36confluences. We get within that area,
8:09:40right?
8:09:43And then from there, what do we do? We
8:09:46can scale down into the one minute time
8:09:47frame,
8:09:50we get right up on in there. And then
8:09:51what are we looking for? We're looking
8:09:52for a break of structure. Why? Because
8:09:54we had the liquidity sweep. We had the
8:09:55high time or high time frame breakup
8:09:57structure. We had the high time frame
8:09:58confluence fill. So then what can we do?
8:10:00We can scale in to our lower time frame
8:10:03to execute. So what do we look for? We
8:10:05look for a break of structure. When do
8:10:06we get it?
8:10:09Boom.
8:10:10Right here.
8:10:15Let me get rid of this so you guys just
8:10:17don't go blind off the [ __ ] Okay. We
8:10:19get the breaking structure right here.
8:10:21Okay. Then what are we looking for?
8:10:22We're looking for a third confluence
8:10:25ganbox. Boom. drop top that right there.
8:10:30We get a fill right within here. Boom.
8:10:32Bullish confluence out of that right
8:10:33there. We didn't necessarily get any
8:10:35fair value gaps to get filled. We have
8:10:37this little wick down in within here.
8:10:40Whatever. We can kind of consider this a
8:10:42breaker. So, that got filled as well.
8:10:44Maybe you considered these candles going
8:10:47down, pushing into this breaker as like,
8:10:49oh, that's a confluence. And then you
8:10:51wanted to enter off this. [ __ ] it. Let's
8:10:53just say we entered off of this.
8:10:55Cool. Long John bomb off of that stops
8:10:58underneath equilibrium.
8:11:01Okay, first take profit
8:11:04for me was based off this. Okay, so this
8:11:07was the trade that I took. It was just
8:11:09one to one. I was in and then I was out
8:11:11because again PM session. That's another
8:11:13thing that I noticed when I was trading
8:11:15in Hawaii. I only had one take profit
8:11:19for two reasons. One, because I wanted
8:11:21to go to the beach and I didn't want to
8:11:22have to be checking my phone to be
8:11:24managing positions. So that's just
8:11:26personal options, okay? And second of
8:11:29all, because PM session is slow as [ __ ]
8:11:32Look at these one minute candles, okay?
8:11:34Compared
8:11:36to when market opens candles, okay? So
8:11:39obviously I prefer trading AM session
8:11:42because the price is just the movements
8:11:45are much cleaner until we get around to
8:11:47like 11 and then [ __ ] starts slowing
8:11:50down. Okay? And then PM session opens
8:11:52and and [ __ ] starts moving a little bit,
8:11:55you know, more than whatever this [ __ ]
8:11:57is, but it's still pretty [ __ ] slow.
8:12:00Okay, so that's the main reason why I
8:12:03only set one takeprofit on my [ __ ] But
8:12:06boom, as you can see, price hits take
8:12:08profit. Now, let's go back and let's go
8:12:11over the other trades.
8:12:15Let me just remove all this [ __ ] The
8:12:17other trades that I took. NQ I took two
8:12:21total trades. I won one and I lost
8:12:24another one. In ES I took two total
8:12:26trades as well over my little PM session
8:12:29trading hiatus and I won both of them.
8:12:32So only one loss
8:12:34um while I was trading PM session which
8:12:36is pretty [ __ ] fire. And I really
8:12:37liked trading on those low time frames.
8:12:39And I'm honestly kind of considering or
8:12:41here. You know what we can do? We can
8:12:43just [ __ ] back test the days that I
8:12:45didn't trade. So I didn't trade on
8:12:47Thursday or on Friday. So [ __ ] it. Let's
8:12:48let's back test those days
8:12:52and who knows how that's going to go cuz
8:12:55I don't even know like I didn't even
8:12:56look at the market. Okay, so boom. This
8:12:59is PM session. Oh yeah, we can already
8:13:01see that this is just like motion. Um
8:13:05AM session as we can see AM session. A
8:13:08lot more movement. Okay. But anyways,
8:13:15another thing that's kind of like a
8:13:16little tip and trick that I like to look
8:13:18look for during an AM session
8:13:21is PM session will typically or during
8:13:25PM session, sorry. AM session will
8:13:27typically make a big volatile move in
8:13:29whatever direction that it wants to go
8:13:31in and then it'll start cooling off and
8:13:34then that cool off usually leads into PM
8:13:37session and then the move will typically
8:13:39continue. That's look that's just coming
8:13:43from the [ __ ] that I've seen over the
8:13:45past week of trading PM session. Don't
8:13:48take that as just like the golden
8:13:49[ __ ] rule, but that's what I've seen.
8:13:52Okay. So again, what do we see coming
8:13:55into PM session? We have a breaking
8:13:58structure on the 15minute. I mean, the
8:14:0015-minut stayed bullish throughout all
8:14:02of this, but anyways, we're bullish
8:14:04coming into this. Okay, on the 15-minut
8:14:07time frame, you know, we do want
8:14:09liquidity sweeps. Did we get any going
8:14:11through here?
8:14:13No. But what can we look for? We can
8:14:15look for those five minutes.
8:14:18Those five minute sweepers. Okay. And
8:14:21boy, do we get a fiveminute sweepy right
8:14:23here.
8:14:26Clapped. Okay.
8:14:29And really, another thing that PM
8:14:30session loves to do is it loves to just
8:14:33come come out and like it loves to sweep
8:14:35out, again, this is like purely just
8:14:38based off of [ __ ] that I've seen. It
8:14:40loves to sweep out like these
8:14:44kind of like here, let me go
8:14:48back to Wednesday's [ __ ]
8:14:51It loves to sweep out those little
8:14:53gritty and [ __ ] grindy
8:14:56grinded ass lows that market has made
8:15:00during AM session leading into PM
8:15:02session. And like this is what I mean. I
8:15:04mean it's all these little itsybitsy
8:15:06spider ass [ __ ] lows right here. You
8:15:10know PM session really just wants to
8:15:12[ __ ] all of these over. Okay. And are we
8:15:14going to mark these out as liquidity?
8:15:16No. But can we kind of use that in the
8:15:18back of our head like, "Oh, PM session
8:15:20wants to come through and like ruin all
8:15:21these lows day and everybody who's just
8:15:24like, I'm going to scalp this move, you
8:15:26know, they're just going to get fucked."
8:15:28That's what PM session wants to do. It
8:15:30wants to come through and it wants to
8:15:31take out all those little gritty and
8:15:32grindy ass lows that get made on that
8:15:35like slight partial ass move up. Okay,
8:15:38so similar situation here except we had
8:15:41a bit of a liquidation right here
8:15:43already. But boom, we come through, we
8:15:45sweep out these lows.
8:15:48Okay, and since we're already bullish on
8:15:50the 15. Okay, we're green bean,
8:15:53ready to rock. Okay, we see a sweep on
8:15:56the five minute again, similar to a
8:15:58sweep on the one minute. What can we do?
8:16:01We can scale down. What are we looking
8:16:02for? Break structure on the one minute.
8:16:04Boom, we get it right here. or [ __ ] it.
8:16:06We can say that we get it right here.
8:16:09Okay, what sort of confluences can we
8:16:12can we use? Well, technically this order
8:16:15block. Boom. Beamwork. Okay, what else
8:16:18do we have? We have this breaker right
8:16:19here, which doesn't get end up getting
8:16:21hit. We have fair value gaps through
8:16:22here, which don't end up getting hit. We
8:16:25have a fair value gap right here, which
8:16:27ends up getting hit, but invalidated.
8:16:28So, really, our main entry point is
8:16:31going to be this order block. Boom. What
8:16:33can we do?
8:16:35Long John Silver
8:16:38off of this candle right here. Where can
8:16:40we put the invalidation? Underneath the
8:16:42order block. So, this whole move down.
8:16:44Okay. And then where can we target?
8:16:47Damn. We're going to have to do some
8:16:49research.
8:16:53Let's see
8:16:55over here. Let's see if this hourly high
8:16:58is within its like range for good RR.
8:17:01And then we also have this start of this
8:17:05imbalance right here. We can do the end
8:17:06of the imbalance right here. And then we
8:17:08can do the start of this imbalance.
8:17:10Cool.
8:17:13Scale back down.
8:17:16Okay. Yeah. So, this one way too [ __ ]
8:17:18close to entry.
8:17:20The next one we'll see if it's good. R.
8:17:22Probably not. Yeah. Eh.
8:17:28Okay.
8:17:30So again,
8:17:32similar situation here.
8:17:35Yeah, we found a good RR for it.
8:17:37Whatever. Obviously, this is pretty
8:17:38cherrypicked because we we see what
8:17:40happens afterwards.
8:17:43But again, proof and product. We see we
8:17:46identify the 15-minute trend. We see
8:17:48that there's a breaking structure. We
8:17:49see uh we see a five-minute liquidity
8:17:52sweep. We're already within a uh we we
8:17:56push down into like a 15-minute
8:17:58imbalance.
8:18:00All the good stuff. Price continues
8:18:02higher and continues filling in balances
8:18:04and taking out liquidity. Cool. Cool.
8:18:07Now, let's move over to Friday and then
8:18:09that will be the last of our drilling.
8:18:14Such a [ __ ] perfect example of this
8:18:16[ __ ] I can literally see this [ __ ] from
8:18:18a mile away,
8:18:21dog.
8:18:23Tell me this [ __ ] ain't working. Tell me
8:18:25this [ __ ] ain't twerking. Holy moly.
8:18:30Okay, what do we see here? 15minute
8:18:34before PM session gets cracking.
8:18:38Sweep these lows.
8:18:41Break structure to the upside.
8:18:45Boom.
8:18:47Both of the confluences already filled.
8:18:50Now, what are we looking for? We have a
8:18:5115-minute fair value gap right here.
8:18:57scale into the five minute. We have
8:18:59those gritty [ __ ] griny ass lows lows
8:19:02that we were talking about that we
8:19:04didn't necessarily see as much get taken
8:19:07out the last time around. But again, we
8:19:10see like those itsybitsy spider ass lows
8:19:12that just want to be ripped to shreds.
8:19:15Okay. Itsybitsy spider ass low.
8:19:17Itsybitsy spider ass low. Itsybitsy
8:19:19spider ass low. Itsybitsy spider ass
8:19:21low.
8:19:23Okay.
8:19:26If we go to the fivem minute, we can see
8:19:28even more detail here. Okay, we have
8:19:30this fivem minute order block
8:19:33right here. We have this fiveminute
8:19:35breaker which is in line with this fivem
8:19:37minute fair value gap unicorn unicorn
8:19:40whatever you want to call it. We're
8:19:41getting into this [ __ ] Okay, we're
8:19:44scaling in. We're waiting for a one
8:19:45minute breakup structure, which
8:19:47unfortunately doesn't necessarily happen
8:19:49until all the way the [ __ ] up up here.
8:19:52Okay, because we have this absurd high
8:19:54that was made.
8:19:56Boom. But we get a little breaky wakey.
8:19:59Okay.
8:20:04Let's see. Damn. I don't think that's a
8:20:05fair value gap.
8:20:08I don't think I would have been able to
8:20:10get a trade on here. I mean, the
8:20:11slightest sliver, but that's not
8:20:13something that I would would have taken
8:20:14a trade off of. Let's see if we hit
8:20:16equilibrium. If not,
8:20:20uh, didn't hit it.
8:20:23But again, proof and product. Let's say
8:20:26like you're just, I don't know, maybe a
8:20:28bit of a dumbass and you just enter
8:20:30purely off of the break of structure.
8:20:31Cool.
8:20:33I Hey, man. Cool. Let's say you just did
8:20:36that proof of product. You know, you
8:20:38wouldn't have gotten stopped out on this
8:20:40if your stop was under here. If your
8:20:42stop was under here, we see price moves
8:20:45up. We take out these highs. Do we hit
8:20:48these highs? No, not quite. But we take
8:20:50out other highs along the way. This high
8:20:52right here. This high right here. There
8:20:54has to be a takerit along those along
8:20:57there at some point in time. Okay. And
8:21:01boom. Crush the [ __ ] So there you go.
8:21:05Um
8:21:07I'll go ahead and kind of write out how
8:21:10I would go about trading PM session. So
8:21:12first of all would be
8:21:15Jeez, chill with the caps lock.
8:21:18Identify 15-minute trend.
8:21:22Second,
8:21:24um, look for technically low time frame
8:21:28liquidity sweep, but don't be going on
8:21:30the 1 minute. So, five minute slash
8:21:3415minut. Okay. Three. Okay. Fine. Third
8:21:41confluence
8:21:43within the five minute slash5minut
8:21:49and then for
8:21:51execute on
8:21:53the one minute. Boom bam blow. That's
8:21:56how I trade PM session. That's what
8:21:58really [ __ ] worked for me while I was
8:21:59trading in Hawaii. Do I think I'll ever
8:22:02trade PM session again? I mean [ __ ] If
8:22:04I'm ever in Pacific Standard Time, maybe
8:22:07I will. if I'm ever in Hawaii again.
8:22:09Maybe I will. But and [ __ ] it. Maybe if
8:22:12I don't catch a trade during AM session,
8:22:16um if I don't catch a trade um during AM
8:22:21session, maybe I'm like, "Okay, cool.
8:22:22I'll spin back and trade PM session
8:22:24because I know what works." But there
8:22:27you go. for people who are on the
8:22:30islands over in Aahu, Maui, Kauaii, Big
8:22:35Island,
8:22:37whatever the whatever the other lesser
8:22:40kind of not as cool island is. Um, if
8:22:44you're in California,
8:22:46leave. Um, but yeah, other than that,
8:22:49man, that covers trading PM session. All
8:22:52right, boys. Catch you guys in the next
8:22:53one. Today, we are going to be going
8:22:55over time within the market. So, without
8:22:57further ado, let's get into it. All
8:22:59right, this should be pretty short. Um,
8:23:02it's really just going to cover the best
8:23:05times that I found to be trading um
8:23:08during New York Stock Exchange. Okay, so
8:23:11the first time and what a lot of people
8:23:13call this is like the macro kill zone.
8:23:15Um, and I honestly agree with that. Um,
8:23:18a lot of times I preach to never take a
8:23:20trade before 10 p.m. and I still hold
8:23:24that to be true. Okay. So, a lot of
8:23:26times we'll have today was a bad example
8:23:28because we had PPI news data. Let's go
8:23:30ahead and mark out yesterday. Um, we
8:23:33have 9:30 or sorry, we have 8:30. First
8:23:36of all, it's just smart to know when all
8:23:39of this is happening. So, first of all,
8:23:418:30 is going to be pre-market open.
8:23:44Okay? And we can get some activity
8:23:46within here, but it is all almost always
8:23:49in your best interest to not trade
8:23:50during pre-market. And then we have a
8:23:52full hour of pre-market.
8:23:55And then boom, at 9:30 we have market
8:23:57open. And then from there we have
8:23:59another 30 minutes until that 10 p.m.
8:24:01mark. And it's really at like 9:50
8:24:05that the kill zone starts. and it goes
8:24:09from 950
8:24:12to around 1010
8:24:15where we have
8:24:18elite setups um for trades to be taken.
8:24:21So again from 950 to 1010. Don't ask me
8:24:25why. That's just typically when the
8:24:27market likes to offer us good times to
8:24:31enter. Why? Because the 4hour candle
8:24:34closes at 10.
8:24:37Okay. Okay, so 10 minutes before that we
8:24:40can get some serious action. This 4hour
8:24:43candle closes, this 1 hour candle
8:24:45closes. There's a bunch of candle
8:24:47closures that can cause a lot of
8:24:48movements within the market. So that's
8:24:50why this is a very hot topic kill zone.
8:24:53Okay, so from 950
8:24:56to 10:10 is always going to be a really
8:24:59solid time to start to find like either
8:25:02a liquidity sweep or to find an entry
8:25:04for your trade. Okay, that's typically
8:25:07when I I start to start looking for
8:25:10entries. And as we can see here, okay,
8:25:13we form a high and then really right
8:25:15after that at around 10:25, we get a
8:25:17sweep
8:25:20of these highs and this would have been
8:25:21the trade of the day to have sells right
8:25:24out of that. Okay. Um, and again, this
8:25:28varies dayto-day, but a really good um,
8:25:33standard and rule to have for yourself
8:25:34is never really try and look to execute
8:25:38before 950. Um, and again, the reason
8:25:42for that is because price is developing
8:25:44and price typically isn't going to make
8:25:46the majority of the move. I mean on this
8:25:48day it it made the majority of the move
8:25:51during pre-market, okay, with this leg
8:25:54up and then boom, right when market
8:25:55opens it falls. But we can see that
8:25:57price sets sets itself up for another
8:25:59leg down within that kill zone. Okay, we
8:26:02can show another example of that over
8:26:04here and then we'll go over the PM kill
8:26:06zone. And again, like I said, this is
8:26:08really just talking about the optimal
8:26:10times to trade. There's nothing really
8:26:12like super duper special for this
8:26:14besides like the simple [ __ ] as you
8:26:16should be looking to trade during these
8:26:18times. And right here, boom. Like we can
8:26:21see this is a real obvious window of
8:26:24where the majority of the move happens.
8:26:25So we can see boom, this is market open.
8:26:29Okay, we can see that market opens and
8:26:31we start leging up towards this draw on
8:26:33liquidity. We see the liquidity sweep.
8:26:37Okay, right around that 950 mark and
8:26:40then boom, within there, you should have
8:26:42found some sort of entry.
8:26:45Boom. 950 hits.
8:26:49Okay, we're looking for breaking
8:26:51structure to the downside. Okay, we see
8:26:52it here. No third confluence. Boom. We
8:26:56see it here. Maybe we find an entry off
8:26:58of this as price legs down further.
8:27:01Okay, so this is going to be our first
8:27:03kill zone from 950 all the way till
8:27:051010. This is a really optimal time
8:27:07frame to start looking for entries and
8:27:09to look for your main high time frame
8:27:13confluences to be getting hit during
8:27:16this time. Okay, so market opens and
8:27:18usually for the first 30 or 20 minutes
8:27:20price is just going towards that draw in
8:27:22liquidity or going towards a confluence
8:27:25for price to give you an entry for price
8:27:28to draw into the main draw in liquidity
8:27:31which we can see here. We had lows right
8:27:32here, lows right here, lows right here,
8:27:34lows right here. And all those end up
8:27:35getting taken out. But what happened? We
8:27:38had to gear up for that legs up. And
8:27:40then we see the execution come in within
8:27:43this time frame. Okay.
8:27:46So that's for AM session. Now let's go
8:27:48into PM session. It's really going to be
8:27:51from
8:27:531350
8:27:56to 1410. Okay. Because PM session
8:27:59starts, right? I mean technically PM
8:28:01session
8:28:02starts at 1300, okay, right here.
8:28:06But this is kind of that main macro
8:28:08because we have like lunch hour and all
8:28:10of that. Okay. And as we can see within
8:28:12this time frame, if you guys remember
8:28:14that PM session strategy, we can see,
8:28:17okay, price comes down, we take out a
8:28:19draw on liquidity right here, price
8:28:22continues higher, super low volatility
8:28:24because this was a no news Monday, but
8:28:26we can go ahead and see how that looked.
8:28:30last Friday for potential entries.
8:28:34So again, we're looking for 1350.
8:28:37Boom. Right here.
8:28:411410.
8:28:43Okay. So we can see that right before
8:28:46this, we get a sweep of liquidity. We
8:28:47get a break of structure to the upside
8:28:49and then from there we see a fill of
8:28:51this imbalance. Price continues higher.
8:28:53Okay. we didn't necessarily get that
8:28:55super optimal entry within this PM
8:28:58session kill zone. And again, it's not
8:29:00something that's supposed to be super
8:29:02strict like I can only enter within
8:29:03these time frames, but it's around these
8:29:05time frames that market typically wants
8:29:07to draw towards liquidity or cause a
8:29:10trade entry to get popping to get
8:29:13happening. Okay, let's go to Thursday
8:29:17and let's see the same thing happen.
8:29:18Okay, so this is market open right here.
8:29:24950
8:29:2910. So
8:29:31if we go over here, we can see boom,
8:29:34market opens, 950 hits. Okay, we get a
8:29:39strong leg up and then where do we get
8:29:40our execution point? We get our
8:29:42execution point within these fair value
8:29:44gaps within here. Oops, sorry.
8:29:53where we can find a high high confluence
8:29:55trade setup to the upside because we can
8:29:57see market opens we see a sweep of
8:29:58liquidity we see a breaker structure to
8:30:00the upside boom we see our third
8:30:02confluence get filled we can find
8:30:03entries within there okay now let's go
8:30:06to PM session
8:30:121350
8:30:171410 And
8:30:23okay, not much going on within here
8:30:26besides us seeing, okay, we're
8:30:27continuing within our bias to the
8:30:29upside. We can see
8:30:35that market wants to come down, take out
8:30:37this strong liquidity. We didn't really
8:30:40see many other sweeps of liquidity
8:30:41within there. And again happens right
8:30:43after this little kill zone
8:30:46which again is okay. We just know that
8:30:48these are the certain time frames where
8:30:50typically market is going to be seeking
8:30:52out draws on liquidity. It's going to be
8:30:53wanting to move and it's going to be
8:30:55more volatile and have more volume. As
8:30:57we can see we get a sweep of that
8:30:58continue higher and continue within the
8:31:00trend that was started during AM
8:31:02session. We'll go over one more
8:31:05before I leave you guys.
8:31:10Okay, so we have market open right here
8:31:14950
8:31:181010 similar situation here. Okay,
8:31:21during pre-market we have a sweep of
8:31:23liquidity. We have a break of structure
8:31:24to the upside. During this kill zone, we
8:31:26see market drive into a fair value gap
8:31:28and give us a great execution point
8:31:30right at that 10-10 mark for price to
8:31:32continue higher and seek out draws on
8:31:34liquidity up here. Perfect. Now, let's
8:31:37go into PM session. We have 13
8:31:4250 right here. It doesn't look like
8:31:43we're going to get much within here.
8:31:471410. Not much going on during PM
8:31:49session, but we can see within the same
8:31:52hour, right towards that same hour, we
8:31:54see price drive down, fill in this
8:31:56liquidity or sorry, fill in this
8:31:57imbalance and drive back higher, taking
8:31:59out boom, these highs right here and
8:32:01wicking out these lower time frame highs
8:32:03right here. Let me do one more.
8:32:08Okay, so again, similar situation. This
8:32:10is our kill zone and we see price wants
8:32:12to move a little bit lower, sweep out
8:32:14this liquidity, and then boom, price
8:32:15moves higher. We end up taking out these
8:32:17highs, taking out this high right here.
8:32:19Boom. Perfect. Now, let's go into
8:32:23AM session. We have market open.
8:32:27Boom. 950. And you guys can see where
8:32:30this is serving us up.
8:32:3210:10. Okay. Right within this kill zone
8:32:36is where we see the drawn liquidity.
8:32:39Boom. We see low time frames get swept
8:32:41out. Boom. We also see this get swept
8:32:44out.
8:32:47Boom. Okay. We can find entries
8:32:51within this kill zone to go long,
8:32:54sending price higher. And during
8:32:55pre-market, we can see that price swept
8:32:57liquidity, broke structure to the
8:32:58upside. We see this come down, fill in
8:33:00this order block. Boom. Price continues
8:33:02higher.
8:33:04So,
8:33:06that pretty much covers my favorite
8:33:08times to trade. And again, we kind of
8:33:11covered that in PM session, but I
8:33:13figured, hey, why not make an actual
8:33:15full when are my optimal times to trade.
8:33:17Okay, I don't necessarily follow like
8:33:20ICT's kill zone to a [ __ ] T. I don't
8:33:23necessarily
8:33:25um follow all the macro this and that,
8:33:28okay? I know that time is a huge it's a
8:33:30huge thing in trading, okay? Okay. And
8:33:32for me, it's always like I'm trading
8:33:34market open and I know that I'm
8:33:35typically going to be waiting until 9:50
8:33:38or around 10 to be looking to enter into
8:33:39a trade. And I know that during that
8:33:419:30, from 9:30 until then, price is
8:33:44typically going towards a draw on
8:33:45liquidity or it's just going to be
8:33:48consolidating until we get into that 1
8:33:51hour 4hour close where price starts to
8:33:54get more volatile, go to towards our
8:33:56confluences where we can start taking
8:33:58trades. So that being said, I appreciate
8:34:00you boys. I will catch you guys in the
8:34:01next one. Hopefully this helped you guys
8:34:03figure out what time frames are kind of
8:34:05best for you guys to trade or not time
8:34:07frames, but what times are best for you
8:34:08guys to trade for market open and for PM
8:34:10session. I appreciate you boys. I'll
8:34:12catch you guys in the next one. Now,
8:34:14let's get into everybody's been
8:34:16wondering saying, "Oh, you're taking
8:34:17trades on lower time frames. What
8:34:19happened to this? You're taking trades
8:34:21on higher time frames. What happened to
8:34:23this?"
8:34:28Listen the [ __ ] up and listen real
8:34:30[ __ ] close. My strategy is universal.
8:34:34The confluences that I teach, you can
8:34:36apply it to any time frame. The strategy
8:34:39that I teach, you can scale it down and
8:34:41you can scale it up and still make
8:34:43money, baby. That's what we're all
8:34:44about. Okay? So, that's what I'm going
8:34:47to teach you in this video before I pop
8:34:49a [ __ ] blood vessel and kill you.
8:34:52Okay, just kidding. Let's lock in. All
8:34:54right. So, everybody that's
8:34:58[ __ ] screaming, shut up. All right.
8:35:01We we're solving your [ __ ] baby [ __ ]
8:35:04today,
8:35:06man.
8:35:09Anyways,
8:35:11most people know the strategy as we look
8:35:14at the 4 hour for overall daily bias.
8:35:17Then we look at the 1 hour, see how that
8:35:19trend correlates. And then we scale down
8:35:20to the 15 and the five minute and find
8:35:23executions on there.
8:35:25But hold on. If there's liquidity sweeps
8:35:29on the 4 hour, and also liquidity sweeps
8:35:32on the 1 hour,
8:35:35and there's liquidity sweeps on the
8:35:3615-minut, the 5 minute, and even the one
8:35:38minute. And there's also fair value gaps
8:35:40on the one minute. There's also fair
8:35:41value gaps on the 5m minute. There's
8:35:42also fair value gaps on the 15-minute.
8:35:44There's fair value gaps on every single
8:35:45[ __ ] time frame.
8:35:47And all of these confluences hold true
8:35:49on literally every single time frame.
8:35:51Don't you think that our strategy can be
8:35:53applied amongst any time frames?
8:36:01Okay, lock in. We'll start off on the
8:36:04bigger time frame.
8:36:08Let's say I want to be a swing trader.
8:36:10It's as simply It's as simple as just
8:36:14scaling up the time frame.
8:36:17got that.
8:36:21Okay, so this is a perfect example.
8:36:27The weekly time frame,
8:36:30we get a sweepy poo
8:36:34and then a breaky [ __ ] to the downside.
8:36:38Oh,
8:36:40scale down
8:36:42lower time frame.
8:36:44Okay. And we see oh the daily broke
8:36:47structure right here.
8:36:50Okay. All of these all of these
8:36:53confluence we see a sweep. We see a
8:36:55break of structure on the daily. We also
8:36:58see sweeps
8:37:01and breaks of structure. It's crazy how
8:37:04it works, isn't it, kiddos?
8:37:08[Music]
8:37:11Okay, so let's say I just want to be a
8:37:13[ __ ] swing trader. All that you do is
8:37:15scale up the time frames. Look at the
8:37:17overall overall trend on the weekly.
8:37:19Right now, we're still within this like
8:37:20bearish trend, but I honestly think that
8:37:22we break right back up to the upside
8:37:24because this just wanted to draw down.
8:37:25So, we've got liquidity and rally.
8:37:28Cool. Just apply the same concepts that
8:37:31we do on the 4 hour and on the hourly.
8:37:34Rotate it over on the weekly and the
8:37:36daily. We find our executions and our
8:37:38confluences on the 4 hour and the
8:37:39hourly.
8:37:41Okay? It's the same type of thing. So
8:37:43let's say on the daily we're looking for
8:37:46draws on liquidity and we know that
8:37:48we're bearish for example. Let's say we
8:37:50see a sweep of this liquidity. Cool. We
8:37:53can scale down into the 4 hour.
8:37:56Okay. When do we get a break of
8:37:58structure? Boom. Right here. Okay.
8:38:03We have this big ass fair value gap.
8:38:06We see the fair value gap get filled. We
8:38:08see rejections out of it.
8:38:11potential to take a short position off
8:38:12of this stops above that fair value gap
8:38:18and we can target draws of liquidity.
8:38:20It's universal.
8:38:22There's a reason why we give you guys
8:38:23these concepts that work on every single
8:38:25time frame because you can apply them to
8:38:26every single time frame. So from today
8:38:29when you guys saw me take a low time
8:38:30frame trade, don't be like y'all I swear
8:38:35you guys be taking [ __ ] like super
8:38:38literally and that's okay. sometimes,
8:38:43right?
8:38:45But for example, also like the high time
8:38:48frame [ __ ] I'm not that big of a fan. I
8:38:50would rather scale down because I'm
8:38:52trying to move from session to session.
8:38:53I'm not trying to deal with no freaking
8:38:58weekly and daily liquidity sweeps,
8:39:00right? Like we'll literally die by the
8:39:02time we find an entry.
8:39:06Okay. But for example,
8:39:08what happens if we're if we're
8:39:12going to do something like this where we
8:39:13use the hourly
8:39:19as our overall bias setter. Oh, we get a
8:39:23beanie bopper break of structure.
8:39:29Beanie bopper thought
8:39:33break of structurer. Okay, we get that
8:39:36break along with that. We sweep
8:39:39liquidity
8:39:40on the 15minute. Okay, we could have
8:39:43looked for like an hourly sweep too
8:39:45because now we're using the hourly in
8:39:47the 15minute as our draws on liquidity
8:39:49and our overall trend setters
8:39:55scale down to the five minute. Maybe try
8:39:56and find some confluences within there.
8:39:59Oh damn, a fiveminute break of
8:40:01structure. And then
8:40:03there's a five minute fair value gap.
8:40:06And then if we want to scale down even
8:40:07further,
8:40:10there's a rinky dinky dink breakup
8:40:13structure. And then oh my goodness, look
8:40:15at that. The breakup structure also
8:40:16coincides with an order block right
8:40:18here. And it's crazy. It's almost like
8:40:20these confluences are in every single
8:40:22[ __ ] time frame.
8:40:24So, as long as you guys have the big
8:40:26picture, and this is really all the
8:40:27video is going to be is me just yelling
8:40:29at you guys, saying that you guys can
8:40:30apply this strategy to any time frame.
8:40:32Just have that overall fundamentals of
8:40:34looking at a higher time frame, figure
8:40:36out the overall trend. And again, just
8:40:39because if I'm executing on a smaller
8:40:41time frame,
8:40:43let's say, let's say I execute on this
8:40:45breakup structure right here, Long John
8:40:47Silver, okay? And we put the stop loss.
8:40:51[ __ ] it. Let's just put it at the bottom
8:40:54of this five fivem minute fair value gap
8:40:55because that's what we're taking the
8:40:56trade off of.
8:40:58Okay.
8:41:00Am I going to set my takerit
8:41:03to a [ __ ] daily high?
8:41:08Yes. No.
8:41:11Okay. We're not we're not going to do
8:41:14that.
8:41:17We can set our takerit to a 15-minute
8:41:19high.
8:41:291 to 1.94 risk-to-reward ratio. I'll
8:41:31take that.
8:41:35We can do like a 15-minute high previous
8:41:38highs. Like let's say this chart got a
8:41:39little bit higher to give us a good
8:41:40risk-toreward. Boom. Set that as it. But
8:41:43we're not again it's it's the same like
8:41:46do you guys get what I'm saying? like
8:41:47just scale down the time frames or if
8:41:49you guys want to be a swing trader,
8:41:50scale up the time frames. It's the same
8:41:51strategy because these concepts happen
8:41:54on every single time frame. There's
8:41:55liquidity sweeps on every single time
8:41:57frame. There's breakup structures on
8:41:58every single time frame. There's order
8:41:59blocks on every single time frame.
8:42:00There's for value guess on every single
8:42:01time frame. There's breaker blocks on
8:42:03every single time frame. And I'm going
8:42:04to go [ __ ] crazy.
8:42:06I was just showing a strategy that
8:42:08worked. And I kind I mean I guess I
8:42:11assumed wrong, but I was assuming that
8:42:13you guys would understand that and that
8:42:15you guys would be able to
8:42:17be able to like figure it out that hey
8:42:20it doesn't just the strategy that I gave
8:42:23you isn't just a 4h hour 1 hour 15
8:42:28minute 5 minute only strategy where you
8:42:31guys can apply these concepts
8:42:34to multiple time frames. Okay? cuz
8:42:37sometimes
8:42:39where there was a day
8:42:43I think it was yesterday
8:42:47let's put like replay to
8:42:53like here
8:42:56this is what price looked like right and
8:42:58if we go to 4 hour this is what price
8:42:59looked like
8:43:03do I really think I'm going to sit on my
8:43:06butt cheeks and wait
8:43:10for either a 4hour liquidity sweep. Do
8:43:13you really think price is going to be
8:43:15like, "Yeah, bet. We need to sweep
8:43:17liquidity
8:43:21there." It's not going to do that.
8:43:25Okay. Do you really think that price is
8:43:27going to also This was deep in the
8:43:28market open anyways after it had broken
8:43:30structure.
8:43:33Sometimes we can't find trade setups
8:43:36because it's obvious on the chart that
8:43:37there's no draws on liquidity on the
8:43:39super high time frames. So then what can
8:43:41we do in turn? We can scale down to
8:43:43lower time frames. And this was the
8:43:44trade that I took yesterday on the 16th
8:43:48where we see a sweep. Wait, it was on
8:43:50NQ, but whatever. We see a sweep and we
8:43:53see confluences on lower time frames and
8:43:56we see the sweep on the 15minut time
8:43:58frame. So because we see the sweep on
8:44:00the 15-minut time frame, we know that
8:44:01the move is going to be smaller than if
8:44:03it was a 4hour sweep or an hourly sweep.
8:44:07So in turn, we use lower time frames.
8:44:11Okay, let's say that
8:44:14here I'll show the one on NQ
8:44:17ES. We had this sweep NQ, we had SMT
8:44:21divergence right here. Scale into the
8:44:23one minute.
8:44:26I need to make a video on SMT
8:44:27divergence. It just reminded me
8:44:32looking for confluences. Okay, so
8:44:3415-minute sweep on ES SMT divergence,
8:44:37which essentially like kind of signifies
8:44:40a a like valid sweep and that NQ is
8:44:43going to continue higher, but I'll make
8:44:44a whole other video on that later. Okay,
8:44:47I know a lot of people in the kick
8:44:48streams ask me for that.
8:44:50Okay, but we see a 15-minute sweep on
8:44:52ES. So, we know that the move it's it's
8:44:54it's going to be a sweep, right? We saw
8:44:56that the sweep happened. We see SMT
8:44:59divergence. Okay. And then we're
8:45:00starting to see confluences to the
8:45:02upside. We invalidate this bearish fair
8:45:03value gap. We we break structure to the
8:45:05upside on NQ.
8:45:11I could have entered purely off of that.
8:45:13I waited for
8:45:16for g fair value gap gripper
8:45:20entry stops underneath the invalidation
8:45:23of the fair value gap.
8:45:29One and only take profit was right here.
8:45:33Okay. Yes, I could have set higher
8:45:35takeprofits, but because I exited
8:45:39because I entered on such a low time
8:45:41frame,
8:45:44I had low time frame takeprofits as
8:45:45well. These concepts are applicable on
8:45:49every single time frame. And it's the
8:45:51same thing if you want to scale up and
8:45:53wait years to enter on the daily fair
8:45:56value gap and break structure and all of
8:45:58that, okay? and you want to swing trade,
8:46:03but I needed to make this video on how
8:46:07you guys can and again like
8:46:11[Music]
8:46:12stop looking for a copy and paste
8:46:17one hut one two three four I'm going to
8:46:21eat your ass right when you open the
8:46:23door ass strategy
8:46:25because sometimes that strategy won't
8:46:29play out for a [ __ ] month. And then
8:46:31what are you going to do? If we don't
8:46:32see a 4hour liquidity sweep, you know,
8:46:34it's going to be pretty rare, but let's
8:46:35say we don't see a 4 hour or a 1 hour
8:46:37liquidity sweep for an entire month. Are
8:46:40we are we just going to sit there and
8:46:43never take a freaking trade
8:46:46ever again? Like, are are we going to go
8:46:49broke that month? No. We need to be able
8:46:52to find and be able to analyze charts on
8:46:56different time frames as well.
8:46:58and all of our concepts, the strategy
8:47:01included, can be used on other time
8:47:04frames. So hopefully this video kind of
8:47:06clarifies that so you guys aren't
8:47:08tweaking and geeking in the trade recap
8:47:11videos. And again, if you guys think
8:47:13about that guys, this strategy, this
8:47:17special strategy that I just showed you,
8:47:20it's the exact same way that I traded PM
8:47:23session all last week.
8:47:27And I'm just doing it on AM session
8:47:30because price wasn't giving me good
8:47:32setups for the original SHA strategy
8:47:35that I showed you.
8:47:38Okay, cool. We cool. Cool. Lock in. So,
8:47:42now that you guys have made it to this
8:47:44point in the video, I'm going to tell
8:47:45you guys something that should encourage
8:47:47you guys to continue on this day trading
8:47:48journey because the majority of people
8:47:51with long videos like this have already
8:47:53clicked off and have already gone to
8:47:55watch some different edutainment content
8:47:57because they were like, "Man, 15 hours
8:47:59worth of content. This is too much. I
8:48:00want the easy way out." But you guys
8:48:02were willing to stick around for this
8:48:04entire video, this full culmination of
8:48:06everything that I put together over the
8:48:08vast years that I've been on social
8:48:10media helping people turn from
8:48:12unprofitable to a profitable trader. And
8:48:14guess what? You guys were willing to do
8:48:16what 99% of people weren't willing to
8:48:19do, which is stay through all of this
8:48:20and which is to understand the education
8:48:22that can help you guys turn profitable
8:48:24and help you guys change your life. And
8:48:26if you guys were willing to do that,
8:48:27then I know that you guys have what it
8:48:28takes to be able to turn into a
8:48:30profitable trader. There's a super cool
8:48:32statistic, or not really that cool, but
8:48:34it's it's kind of sad statistic, but it
8:48:37remains true. Just like how I was
8:48:38telling you guys in the beginning of
8:48:39this video, 99 or 98% of traders fail.
8:48:43And it's not that they fail, it's that
8:48:45they give up. But another statistic to
8:48:47keep in mind, and especially after you
8:48:49guys have consumed all of this content,
8:48:51is that 80% of traders that start
8:48:55trading within their first year fail or
8:48:57give up. So we have that vast majority
8:49:0098% of traders fail but within their
8:49:03first year of trying to complete day
8:49:05trading 80% of them give up. So if you
8:49:09guys are able to sit through this
8:49:11massive culmination of education and
8:49:14information that already tells me that
8:49:16you guys have what it takes to be able
8:49:18to turn profitable because you guys were
8:49:19able to sit through this. You guys were
8:49:21saying hey I actually want to make this
8:49:23work. I actually want to change my life
8:49:24just like how I wanted to when I was an
8:49:26unprofitable trader. There was times
8:49:27when I would literally sit down and I
8:49:29was at my parents house back in
8:49:31California and I would sit down and I
8:49:32would be like, "Look, I want to do
8:49:34anything possible." I would sit and
8:49:35watch the charts for hours, just like
8:49:37how you guys sat on here and watch this
8:49:38day trading education video for hours. I
8:49:41watch similar videos just like this, but
8:49:43they were a lot shorter and they weren't
8:49:45really as in-depth and they weren't
8:49:46really as good. But I would watch these
8:49:48day trading videos that would last hours
8:49:50because I was so committed to being able
8:49:52to turn profitable. I really love this
8:49:54skill and in turn it has helped me
8:49:56change my life forever. And I know that
8:49:58if you guys go through all of this
8:49:59content and actually apply it, it's
8:50:01going to help you guys change your life
8:50:02as well. So, I really want you guys to
8:50:04think about that statistic. It's not
8:50:05that 98% of traders fail. It's that 98%
8:50:08of the people that try day trading end
8:50:10up giving up and they don't give it a
8:50:11long enough shot and they don't expand
8:50:13their time horizons to understand that
8:50:15hey this is a very high lever skill and
8:50:17it's going to take time and it's going
8:50:18to take effort just like the time and
8:50:20effort that you guys put in to this
8:50:22video taking notes actually learning and
8:50:24understanding the fundamentals the
8:50:26confluences how to put everything
8:50:27together and then how to shift your
8:50:28guys' mindset to be able to turn into
8:50:30profitable traders. All of those things
8:50:32put together can put you guys on this
8:50:34path towards profitability. It's not
8:50:36going to be easy. It's going to be very
8:50:38difficult. But the fact that all of you
8:50:40guys were able to make it to the end of
8:50:42this video really tells a lot about your
8:50:44guys' character and how bad you guys
8:50:45want this. Like I said, this video is
8:50:47going to get a lot of views. But I can
8:50:48almost promise you that the majority of
8:50:50people are going to stop watching this
8:50:52video 30 minutes in, maybe an hour in,
8:50:54maybe 2 hours in, but you guys were the
8:50:57ones that were able to stick to it and
8:50:58get to the very end of this video and
8:51:00were actually able to outlast everybody
8:51:02else. that is actually putting you guys
8:51:05in that category or the potential to be
8:51:08a part of that category. That is part of
8:51:09that 2% of traders that are willing to
8:51:12make it because you guys were willing to
8:51:13do what 98% of people weren't willing to
8:51:16do, which is stick to it, which is get
8:51:17on here and actually digest the
8:51:19information, understand the information,
8:51:20and then go out and apply the
8:51:22information on a daily basis and learn
8:51:24from you guys' mistakes, learn from
8:51:26these lessons and failures that you guys
8:51:27are making in the market. And because
8:51:29you guys got through this video, it's
8:51:30telling me that you guys aren't willing
8:51:32to give up. Because again, like I was
8:51:33saying, there's a lot of people that are
8:51:34going to get on here and be like, "Yeah,
8:51:36I can't wait to start day trading and
8:51:37then they get through the first hour and
8:51:38they're like, you know what? It's too
8:51:40hard. I don't want to do that." And
8:51:43that's the problem with everybody that's
8:51:45trying to make money. They think that
8:51:46it's going to be super easy. But you
8:51:48guys understand the difficulty and the
8:51:50level of education that is necessary for
8:51:52you guys to turn profitable. And that
8:51:55puts you guys in honestly the highest
8:51:57tier of people who I know can personally
8:51:59be successful because trust me, I was in
8:52:02that same exact position as you guys
8:52:03were. And I went through all the work
8:52:05and all of these like long ass nights of
8:52:09studying day trading videos, reading day
8:52:11trading books, and just watching the
8:52:13charts move for hours and hours and
8:52:14hours like you guys probably have after
8:52:16trying to apply all of these concepts
8:52:18that I've taught you guys in this
8:52:19longass video. So, I know that every
8:52:22single one of you guys that has made it
8:52:23to this point, you guys have a hundred
8:52:25times the potential that you guys think.
8:52:27And I can see it in you guys just like
8:52:28how I saw it in myself. And I'm sure you
8:52:30guys see it in yourself because you guys
8:52:31were able to make it to the end of this
8:52:32video. You guys wouldn't have made it to
8:52:34the end of this video if you didn't
8:52:35think that you weren't able to do it.
8:52:37Everybody that clicked off this video,
8:52:39they pretty much admitted to themselves
8:52:41that they are not able to be a full-time
8:52:43day trader. They don't have the
8:52:44discipline. They don't have the work
8:52:46ethic. And they are pretty much giving
8:52:48up on themselves. But you guys were able
8:52:50to make it to the end and you guys were
8:52:52pretty much making this commitment to
8:52:54yourself and also to me that hey, I'm
8:52:56actually going to make this [ __ ] work.
8:52:58So, if you guys were able to make it to
8:52:59the end of this video, I have a [ __ ] ton
8:53:01of respect for you guys and I see a
8:53:03younger unprofitable version of me. Like
8:53:06I said, if you guys made it to the end
8:53:07of this video, you guys aren't
8:53:08necessarily profitable yet, but you guys
8:53:10are on that path and you guys have the
8:53:11headsp space and you guys have the
8:53:12motivation and you guys have the work
8:53:14ethic to be able to make this work. And
8:53:16this massive video gave you guys
8:53:17literally everything that you guys need
8:53:19to be able to get started. It gave you
8:53:21guys the mindset and the headsp space
8:53:22that you guys are supposed to be in when
8:53:24you guys are getting into trading. And
8:53:25honestly, because you guys made it to
8:53:27the end of this video, I can already
8:53:28tell you guys that you guys have that.
8:53:30It gave you guys how to build off the
8:53:31fundamentals, how to build off the
8:53:33confluences, and how to build off the
8:53:34strategy that I gave you guys within
8:53:36this video to be able to turn
8:53:37profitable. We went over risk
8:53:39management, how you guys are supposed to
8:53:40turn profitable with all of this new
8:53:42information. So, what I want to
8:53:43encourage you guys to do is continue
8:53:45using that same work ethic and that same
8:53:47motivation that help you guys get
8:53:48through this longass video that is again
8:53:51the goal is to help you guys turn from
8:53:52an unprofitable trader into a profitable
8:53:54trader and go out and apply it on the
8:53:56charts. And just like I was saying in
8:53:58the beginning of this video, it's going
8:53:59to be very difficult. It's going to be a
8:54:01struggle to be able to get through all
8:54:03of these lessons and all these mistakes
8:54:04that you guys are going to have to make.
8:54:06And it's probably going to take a really
8:54:07long time. There's still going to be
8:54:09little holes in your guys' boat. Like I
8:54:11was saying, the goal with this video is
8:54:12to be able to patch up all the big holes
8:54:14that you guys have. But there's still
8:54:15going to be little holes, little
8:54:16mistakes that you guys are going to have
8:54:17to try and patch up and figure out for
8:54:19yourselves. And again, if you guys don't
8:54:20want to spend the next 2 years or 6
8:54:23months trying to patch up these holes
8:54:24for yourselves and get a fast track to
8:54:26profitability, that's exactly why I made
8:54:29the blueprint. And honestly, the
8:54:30blueprint is really only applicable for
8:54:32people that have the motivation, that
8:54:34have the work ethic, that were able to
8:54:35make it to the end of this video, that
8:54:37actually want to be able to change their
8:54:38lives. Because again, the blueprint and
8:54:41my mentorship isn't going to just
8:54:43whatever. You get in there and snap your
8:54:45fingers and boom, you're profitable. But
8:54:47I know that every single one of you
8:54:48guys, because you guys made it to the
8:54:49end of this video, you guys have the
8:54:51work ethic and you guys have the
8:54:52motivation to be able to do what it
8:54:54takes to be able to turn profitable just
8:54:56like how I did back when I was an
8:54:58unprofitable trader. And I had to take
8:55:00literally years out of my life to be
8:55:01able to learn these skills in order to
8:55:03turn profitable with little to no
8:55:05guidance. But the nice thing for you
8:55:06guys is you guys now can have guidance.
8:55:08You guys can have coaches such as myself
8:55:10and other profitable traders right by
8:55:12your side. So we can help patch up those
8:55:14little holes in your boat and instead of
8:55:15it taking two years, three years, even
8:55:17five years of trial and error of making
8:55:19the same mistakes over and over again,
8:55:21you guys can come to us and say, "Hey, I
8:55:23lost this trade. Why?" And then we will
8:55:25instantly be able to pinpoint those
8:55:27mistakes that you guys are making. And
8:55:28then boom, that's how growth is going to
8:55:29happen for you guys. You guys are going
8:55:31to be able to cover up those mistakes,
8:55:32cover up those holes in your boat a lot
8:55:34faster than again someone like me back
8:55:37when I was unprofitable. I would make
8:55:38the same mistake for like three months
8:55:40or six months straight and then I would
8:55:42finally get some sort of realization by
8:55:44looking at the charts for so freaking
8:55:46long and be like, "Hey, wait, maybe I'm
8:55:48doing this incorrectly." But instead of
8:55:50having to wait all that time, then you
8:55:52guys can just come to us and say, "Hey,
8:55:54we've already done that time for you
8:55:56guys. We have already made those
8:55:57mistakes and we already know the
8:55:58solutions to the mistakes that you guys
8:56:00are making and that's the problem that
8:56:01we want to solve for you guys." And
8:56:03again, like I was saying, if you guys
8:56:04were able to make it to the end of this
8:56:06video, I know that we can be a huge help
8:56:08in your guys' success in order to turn
8:56:10profitable as a day trader because
8:56:11realistically, I don't want the people
8:56:13that got on here within the first hour
8:56:15and they clicked off it because again,
8:56:17those people won't make it in life.
8:56:18Those people won't find success in
8:56:20anything that they want to do because
8:56:21they just want the easy way out. They
8:56:23want to turn profitable in a day. But
8:56:25you guys made it to the end of this. I
8:56:27know that you guys have the work ethic
8:56:28and you guys have the mindset and you
8:56:29guys have the motivation to be able to
8:56:31make this work. And my goal is to get
8:56:33everybody who's just like me as an
8:56:35unprofitable trader, just like you guys
8:56:37right now, who are willing to put in the
8:56:38work, who have the work ethic, who have
8:56:41the motivation to be able to change
8:56:43their lives and make that change a lot
8:56:45quicker and help you guys change your
8:56:47life just like how I was able to change
8:56:48mine as an unprofitable trader, but make
8:56:50it so much faster, so much easier, and
8:56:52to be able to fasttrack your guys' path
8:56:54to profitability. And that's what I
8:56:56built in the blueprint. So, if you guys
8:56:57want access to me as a mentor and get
8:56:59towards that fast track to
8:57:01profitability, click the link down
8:57:02below. I know every single person that
8:57:04has made it to the end of this video,
8:57:06whether you guys just want to go out and
8:57:07use this free information that I've
8:57:08already given given you guys on this
8:57:10video and try it on your own, by all
8:57:12means, that's what this video is for.
8:57:13It's to help you guys get all the
8:57:15necessary education that you guys need
8:57:17in order to turn profitable. But one of
8:57:19the issues with that is you guys are
8:57:21still going to be making small little
8:57:22mistakes down the line. And those
8:57:24mistakes might take some time, some
8:57:26months, some weeks for you guys to be
8:57:28able to get over. And what does the
8:57:30blueprint help you guys do? It helps you
8:57:32guys get over these mistakes far quicker
8:57:34because you guys have profitable mentors
8:57:36that are able to get in there and
8:57:38immediately address those mistakes that
8:57:39you guys are making that you guys might
8:57:41not even know that you guys are making
8:57:42in the first place. And that's the
8:57:44awesome thing that honestly like my
8:57:46program does that no other program does.
8:57:48Most of the most of these programs are
8:57:50literally like I gave you guys the most
8:57:52amount like the most amount of game for
8:57:54free on YouTube within this video, okay?
8:57:57And most programs are literally exactly
8:58:00what I just gave you and they're just
8:58:01like, "Boom, go figure it out on your
8:58:02own." That's the difference between what
8:58:03I do versus what everybody else does.
8:58:05Everybody else is just giving you guys
8:58:07pre-recorded videos and saying, "Boom,
8:58:08you guys watch the pre-recorded videos.
8:58:10You guys are on your own." Well, guess
8:58:11what? I just gave you guys all of those
8:58:12pre-recorded videos for absolutely
8:58:14[ __ ] free on YouTube. What I like to
8:58:16do is give you guys the knowledge and
8:58:18then from there you guys take that
8:58:20knowledge, go and try and apply it and
8:58:22then you guys come back to us with the
8:58:23mistakes because again you guys are
8:58:24going to get direct access to me and my
8:58:27team of profitable traders so that you
8:58:28guys are able to come to us and say hey
8:58:30these are personal mistakes that I'm
8:58:31making. These are personal questions
8:58:33that I have when I'm trying to trade
8:58:34with this confluences when I'm trying to
8:58:36trade with this confluence and when I
8:58:38stack it with this confluence something
8:58:40happens and I'm not sure why I keep
8:58:41losing trades with this. That is the
8:58:43benefit of having access to me and other
8:58:45profitable coaches within the blueprint.
8:58:47And that's how you guys are actually
8:58:48going to be able to turn profitable far
8:58:50faster. All these other programs are
8:58:52literally what I gave you within this
8:58:5415hour free course. And that's it. Okay.
8:58:57So, what I want to do, which is
8:58:59different from everybody else, is help
8:59:02you guys with that free information or
8:59:04with that pre-recorded information that
8:59:06you guys just digested within this
8:59:08massive video and then go and apply it
8:59:11correctly and then solve your guys's
8:59:13personal mistakes. And that's what no
8:59:15other program does because they come in
8:59:17here and they're just like, "Here, take
8:59:18these videos." And then boom, like
8:59:20you're on your own. How does that help
8:59:21you guys? All of this information and
8:59:24literally every single skill set can be
8:59:26learned for free with the internet. The
8:59:28internet is so freaking massive. Anyone
8:59:30can learn how to do whatever the [ __ ]
8:59:31they want through YouTube videos,
8:59:33through online, through chat GPT. They
8:59:36can do that. But what YouTube videos,
8:59:38what the internet and what chat GPT
8:59:40can't replace is years of profitability
8:59:44and is years of making mistakes,
8:59:46personal mistakes that I used to make
8:59:49when I was unprofitable that you guys
8:59:50are making right now that I know the
8:59:52exact solution for. So that's what my
8:59:56mentorship can bring to the table for
8:59:57you guys where a lot of you guys are
8:59:59going to be making the same mistakes
9:00:01that I used to make when I was an
9:00:02unprofitable trader. And these YouTube
9:00:04videos aren't going to be able to solve
9:00:06those problems. But who will? The person
9:00:08that put in the 10,000 hours of work
9:00:10before you guys and was able to make
9:00:11those same mistakes and learn from those
9:00:13mistakes and find the solution to those
9:00:15mistakes. And that's us. My goal with
9:00:17the blueprint is to be able to give you
9:00:19guys all the education necessary just
9:00:21like how I did in this 15- hourong
9:00:23YouTube video. And then on top of that,
9:00:26give you guys personalized coaching so
9:00:27that you guys can come to us with your
9:00:29mistakes and hold you guys accountable
9:00:31for those mistakes where you guys are
9:00:33again in the blueprint, you guys are
9:00:34getting on weekly calls with us. And no,
9:00:37it's not one call per week. It's a call
9:00:39every single weekday. So you guys are
9:00:40getting five calls per week where you
9:00:42guys are going to be able to address the
9:00:44questions that you guys have and say,
9:00:45"Hey, I made this mistake trading
9:00:48today." It's not, "Hey, yeah, reach out
9:00:50to us a month from now and then get on
9:00:52your call." It's like, "No, I took this
9:00:53trade today. I made these mistakes
9:00:55today." And we can get on a call and we
9:00:57can say, "Hey, this is how you can
9:00:59address these problems. This is how you
9:01:01guys can find the solution for the
9:01:03mistake that you guys made trading
9:01:04today." So, you guys are seeing
9:01:06consistent growth on a daily basis
9:01:08instead of just having to search for a
9:01:10YouTube video for 2, three, four, five
9:01:13months to be able to solve that one
9:01:15little mistake that you have. No, we're
9:01:16able to address those mistakes right now
9:01:18in real time. On top of that, you guys
9:01:20are going to have 247 access to chats
9:01:23with other profitable coaches where you
9:01:24guys are able to send in these trades in
9:01:26real time. So, let's say the call is
9:01:28like four hours from now, but you guys
9:01:30are like, "Man, I want this mistake to
9:01:32be addressed right the freak now because
9:01:34I'm ambitious. I'm motivated. I want to
9:01:36make this [ __ ] work and I want to be
9:01:37able to speedrun my path to
9:01:38profitability." Boom. You can send that
9:01:40trade in and say, "How does this look? I
9:01:42think I made a mistake here. I think I
9:01:43made a mistake here." And the coach
9:01:44might say, "Well, no, you actually did
9:01:46both of those things correct, but you
9:01:48did this thing wrong." And then you're
9:01:49like, "Oh, holy [ __ ] I was making a
9:01:51mistake that I didn't even know about."
9:01:53That is what we're going to be able to
9:01:55give you guys is personalized coaching.
9:01:57Instead of just some [ __ ] course
9:01:58that's pre-recorded and then say, "Boom,
9:02:00go off and do that on your own." I'm
9:02:02giving you guys in this video what every
9:02:05other coach in the world is giving you
9:02:07guys for a price. Instead, I'm putting a
9:02:09price on my hours and my time that I put
9:02:12into the market so that you guys can
9:02:13speedrun and fasttrack your guys' path
9:02:15to profitability. And that is worth
9:02:18something. Not some pre-recorded videos
9:02:20that people just say, "Hey, yeah, go buy
9:02:23this." No, dude. I gave that to you guys
9:02:24for free today. So, my goal for you
9:02:27guys, the people that were able to make
9:02:29it to the end of this, is say, "Hey, I
9:02:31know you guys know what it takes, and I
9:02:32know you guys have the work ethic and
9:02:34you guys have the motivation to be able
9:02:36to turn profitable. So, I want to help
9:02:38you guys change your lives just like how
9:02:39I was able to change literally thousands
9:02:41of other people's lives, how I was able
9:02:42to change my own life to be able to turn
9:02:45into a profitable day trader and to be
9:02:46able to change your guys' life forever,
9:02:48your family's life, and to be able to
9:02:49make you as a successful human because I
9:02:51know you guys have what it takes because
9:02:53you guys were able to make it to the end
9:02:54of this video. So, with that being said,
9:02:56if you guys want to be mentored by me,
9:02:57if you guys want to be coached by me,
9:02:59click the link down in the description.
9:03:00Regardless if you guys join the
9:03:01mentorship or not, hopefully you guys
9:03:04learned a lot from this video. And
9:03:05hopefully you guys can go and apply all
9:03:07of these concepts, the base
9:03:08fundamentals, the confluences, the
9:03:10strategy, how to reshape your guys'
9:03:12mindset to be able to turn profitable.
9:03:13And hopefully you guys gained a lot of
9:03:15value from this video. That was my goal.
9:03:17My goal was to literally [ __ ] on every
9:03:18other guru within the space that's going
9:03:20to make you guys pay for this
9:03:21information. But no, I'm going to give
9:03:23it to you guys for free because that's
9:03:24what you guys deserve. That's what
9:03:25Unprofitable Me would have wanted to be
9:03:27able to put all of these videos in one
9:03:29place to help you guys fasttrack your
9:03:31guys' path to profitability. So, if you
9:03:32guys made it to the end of the video, I
9:03:34[ __ ] love you guys and I'll catch you
9:03:36guys in the next one. Peace out.

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