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0:00A lot of traders think that the money is
0:01made at the entry, but in reality, a
0:04huge part of profitability comes from
0:07what you do before the trade and after
0:10the trade.
0:11Most traders lose because they only
0:13focus on entries, setups, and the
0:15charts, but real consistency
0:19comes from having a full process. A real
0:22trading system is not just about the
0:24strategy, the entries, or technical
0:26analysis. It also includes the
0:29preparation, the risk management, your
0:32execution, your journaling, your review,
0:35and how you manage your trading
0:36psychology. You need the full package.
0:40And that is exactly what you're about to
0:41see in this lesson. I'm going to walk
0:44you through my full trading routine, and
0:46along with that, I'm going to give you a
0:48simplified mechanical trade plan that
0:50you can use right now. So, you can see
0:52how all of this fits together in the
0:55real world. So, with that being said,
0:56let's get into the lesson. So, up until
0:58now, I've shown you guys the concepts.
1:01I've shown you guys the framework and
1:02the logic behind my system, but now I
1:05want to show you what this actually
1:06looks like in real life. So, I'm going
1:08to step away from the slides for a
1:09minute and walk you through my full
1:11trading routine on EdgeFlow. What I do
1:15before I trade, during the trade, and
1:17after I trade, because this is where I'm
1:20going to drop some serious sauce. Okay,
1:22I'm going to give you the entire
1:23simplified mechanical trade plan, and
1:25this is really the part which will give
1:26you the structure you need. It tells you
1:27exactly what to look for, when to act,
1:30and just as importantly, when to stay
1:32out of the market. So, in this lesson,
1:34I'm going to walk you through the exact
1:35pre-market routine that I personally use
1:37to lock in before I take a single trade.
1:40So, on EdgeFlow, there's this function
1:41to actually conduct your pre-market
1:43routine via this pre-market routine
1:45banner that we have right here.
1:47The reason why we have this pre-market
1:49routine banner is because we want to
1:50enforce your pre-market routine. We want
1:52to make sure that you are doing the same
1:54actions every single day to prepare
1:56yourself, to get into the right state of
1:58mind before you actually start trading.
2:01Right? Like I said, consistent actions
2:03equal consistent results.
2:05And this pre-market routine banner is
2:07fully customizable in the settings. So,
2:09when you go to settings, you go to
2:10pre-market routine banner, this is where
2:12you can select the steps that you want
2:14to be included into your pre-market
2:16routine. You can delete and remove any
2:18steps you want. You can add any steps
2:19you want. Once you're finished
2:20customizing your pre-market routine
2:22banner, you can just press save changes
2:24and it will be reflected right here. You
2:26can also choose the time in which you
2:28want it to reset on a day-to-day basis,
2:30right? So, we highly recommend you to
2:32set it to 1 hour before your trading
2:34window. So, for me personally, I like to
2:36start trading at 3:00 p.m., which means
2:38I want this pre-market routine banner to
2:40appear around 2:00 p.m. So, this is
2:42where I'll come here and then I'll set
2:43it at around like 2:00 p.m. just like
2:46this, so that it appears at 2:00 p.m.
2:49every single day, reminding myself that
2:52I should do my pre-market routine. And
2:54also like this banner persists until all
2:56of the steps are actually completed,
2:57right? So, this once again forces you to
3:00complete the the steps that is on your
3:02pre-market routine banner. Right? So,
3:04once you complete all the steps here, it
3:05will disappear, so you can focus on your
3:07own trading. Now, let me walk you
3:09through my entire pre-market routine
3:11step-by-step. The first step is
3:12obviously to check the economic
3:14calendar, and I do so by going to the
3:16news feature on EdgeFlow. This is where
3:18I want to be filtering it by the
3:21currency pairs that's on my watch list.
3:24And then I'll also want to look out for
3:26the high impact news, all right? So,
3:28this is where I see, okay, around 7:00
3:30a.m. there's a high impact news coming
3:31out for GB, and then around like 9:30
3:35a.m. there's another high impact news
3:36coming out. So, this is where I'll tell
3:38myself, okay, cool, these are the times
3:39that I won't trade. And to take it even
3:42one step further, like to make it more
3:44easier for me to not trade during this
3:45timing, I will set my block trading
3:47window here, right? So, this is where I
3:49can block trading for high impact events
3:51in this regarding the currency pairs on
3:54my watch list, and I can choose to block
3:56it 15 minutes before and after high
3:58impact news release. So, that's the
3:59first step.
4:01Ta-da, done. Check it off. The second
4:03step is to review your trade plan in
4:05Edge. Right, so this is where, as you
4:08can see, second step, review my trade
4:09plan. This is where I come on to my
4:10banner over here, and I will open up my
4:12trade plan, and I will go through step
4:14by step, you know, I'll go through my
4:15charting process, go through my entry
4:17criteria, I'll go through my trade
4:18management rules,
4:19uh entry criteria, everything, and just
4:22read it, you know, the goal here is to
4:23just get crystal clear on the process
4:25before volatility starts hitting, right?
4:28And then once that market review here,
4:29and then this is where I can check off
4:31like the second step of the pre-market
4:34routine itself. The third step is to
4:36analyze the charts with my trade plan
4:38right by my side, right? So, this is
4:40where, on Edge Flow, there's this
4:41feature that allows you to actually set
4:43a trade plan that you have created to
4:45active, just like this, and when you do
4:47so, it appears in your trading panel
4:50right by your side. This way, you are
4:52able to analyze the charts, you're able
4:54to follow the charting process on here,
4:56right? So, for example, the first step
4:57is to mark up my higher time frame
4:59range. This is where I will mark up my
5:00swing range, you know, my swing low, my
5:03swing high, so on and so forth. Uh just
5:06continuously like follow this charting
5:08process that I've laid out right here,
5:09and then once I'm done with all the
5:11chart markups, this is where I will end
5:13off the section by stating my daily
5:15bias, you know, whether I'm bullish,
5:16whether I'm bearish. If I'm bearish,
5:18where do I want to be entering the sell
5:20positions at, you know, where do I want
5:22to be trading from, maybe on the end of
5:23a sell right here, and why am I going to
5:26be selling at this price point here?
5:29Okay? So, yeah, this is where, you know,
5:31I can just set an alert at this area
5:33here as well, like maybe at the edge of
5:34this zone here, set an alert at 0.705.
5:37And then once price hit that 0.705 right
5:41there, it triggers my alert, it sends me
5:42a notification, it asks me to actually
5:44open up my charts to look for my
5:47uh trading opportunity and then this is
5:49where I will wait for my entry criteria
5:51to appear in the charts, right? Wait for
5:53my entry models to appear on the charts
5:55itself. And then once I got the
5:57confirmation to enter for the trade,
5:59that is where I will enter for the trade
6:00right there and then. Okay? Uh and also
6:03like just make sure that before you
6:04enter a trade, you review your exit
6:06criteria, you review your trade
6:08management rules, so you know exactly
6:10where to get out of if the trade idea
6:12does not go well and also if the trade
6:14idea does go well. And then also just
6:17review your trade management rules to
6:18just know exactly how you're going to be
6:20managing the position once you are in
6:22the trade. Yeah, so this is where I do
6:25my analysis, I do my preparation, I do
6:27my chart markups, I do my research just
6:29so that I can prepare myself so that I
6:31know exactly where I'm going to strike,
6:34right? So I know exactly what what I
6:35want to see the market do in order for
6:38me to actually enter for a position,
6:41right? So this is once again just part
6:43of the preparation process.
6:45In the next lesson, we're going to be
6:46talking more about how to execute trades
6:48on the trading panel itself, you know,
6:50how to actually enter for a buy and sell
6:52on at flow. Here's a bonus thing that
6:53you can do, right, as part of a
6:55pre-market routine. I didn't put it in
6:56here, right, but this is like a little
6:58thing that I do during uh the the
7:00pre-market routine. What I like to do is
7:01to check my existing positions, right?
7:04If I have any positions that was open,
7:06you know, that I held it overnight, this
7:07is where I come in here and just check
7:09how is it doing. And then this is where
7:11I might even want to like move my stop
7:14loss or take profit, right, if my plans
7:16actually allow, right, based on the new
7:17information that is reflected on the
7:19market itself.
7:20So, that's done. Analyze the charts,
7:22right? Like I said, this is the step
7:24where you do your chart markups, right?
7:25You determine what is the price point in
7:26which you want to enter the trade on and
7:28then you just wait for price to get to
7:30that price point. And then once it does,
7:32you trade. If it doesn't, you don't
7:34trade, as simple as that. The next step
7:36is some form of meditation or some form
7:38of breath work and that That where I do
7:40it in the sanctuary, right? so this is
7:43the last step of the pre-market routine
7:44because I want to shift my state of
7:46mind. I want to shift from going into
7:49from analysis mode to execution mode.
7:52Right, because like I said, you want to
7:53make sure that you prime your state.
7:55Right, you want to make sure that you
7:56get into a state where you are going to
7:59be trading like an absolute machine. Uh
8:01this is where I can downshift. You can
8:03calm down your parasympathetic system.
8:05You can calm down your anxiety or any
8:07emotions that you are facing and overall
8:09just reset back to a mental equilibrium
8:12before you start trading. So, this is
8:14where I will do like a quick little 15
8:15minutes meditation, right, to clear my
8:17mind, to ground myself in the present
8:19moment so that later on when I go on to
8:21the charts, I can see the market for
8:22what it is. Right, and I do that through
8:24this meditation timer right here. Okay?
8:27I can sit right in both, just come in
8:30here, sit down for like 15 minutes. Once
8:32done,
8:33this is where I will check off the last
8:35step of the pre-market routine itself.
8:38So, that's the entire pre-market
8:40routine, right? And you can see, notice
8:41how the pre-market routine button just
8:43disappeared, right, because you have
8:44completed your pre-market routine and
8:46now we want you to focus on execution.
8:48We want you to really just get into
8:49execution mode, get locked in, and just
8:52do what you need to do. And before you
8:53start trading, I want you to ask
8:55yourself these three questions, right,
8:56just to check yourself.
8:58Am I calm? Am I clear? Am I following my
9:00trade plan? Would I still take this
9:02trade if I was up big today?
9:04If the answer is no, if the answer isn't
9:06clean, if you're like, "Mhm, I don't
9:08know, you know, maybe." Then you need to
9:10do more preparation. You need to do more
9:12research. And you also need to make sure
9:14that
9:15you calm your inner state. And you do
9:18that by performing some form of
9:20meditation or even like checking out
9:22like the 60-second reboot box breathing
9:24exercise that we have given you here in
9:26the sanctuary feature itself.
9:28Now you know exactly what you're looking
9:30for and what you're ignoring, right?
9:33Like I said,
9:34the hard part about trading isn't
9:36spotting A+ setups. it's in ignoring
9:38everything else. And when you perform
9:40this pre-market routine, this allows you
9:43to spot A+ setups better, right? Because
9:46now you're preparing your charts, you
9:47know, okay, if price comes up here and
9:49it does this, okay, this is my A+ setup.
9:52That's a confirmation, that's the my
9:54trigger to actually execute the sell
9:56position itself.
9:57And most importantly, you also know what
10:00are the market conditions in which you
10:01want to avoid. What are the scenarios
10:03that you just want to stay out the
10:04market and do nothing? Because the most
10:06profitable position in the market is
10:09waiting.
10:10If you can just wait for a trade idea to
10:11present itself,
10:12this just allows you to have
10:16a huge competitive advantage over the
10:18people who just trade for the sake of
10:19trading, for to to just trade for the
10:21sake of adrenaline, right? For the sake
10:23of gambling.
10:24And that's how you
10:26just really open up your awareness and
10:29you're able to recognize the
10:30opportunities when they shows up. Just
10:32go out there, do your pre-market routine
10:33because your pre-market routine creates
10:35is consistency, and consistency is what
10:37creates edge over time. Consistent
10:40actions leads to consistent results. So,
10:43if you're doing the same thing over and
10:44over every single day, you're going to
10:46get a pretty much like a much more
10:49predictable results, right? Like I said,
10:51you will not guarantee you win, right?
10:52But you will increase the likelihood of
10:54you winning. You will increase the
10:56likelihood of you actually catching the
10:58A+ setups, catching the outside returns
11:00because now you have done the
11:02preparation. Now you're telling the
11:03market that I am ready to spot the
11:05opportunities when they do appear. So,
11:07now I'm going to move on to the entire
11:09trading plan. So, the next part is very
11:11important because this right here is
11:14going to be a simplified mechanical
11:15trade plan that you can use. And when I
11:18say mechanical, I mean there are rules.
11:21There are rules that actually govern the
11:23entire trading system. This is not based
11:25on guesswork, this is not based on
11:26emotion, this is based on tried and
11:28tested rules.
11:30Okay, when I go into the market, I'm not
11:32just eyeballing it. I'm not just relying
11:34on gut feeling. I'm actually trading it
11:36based on the rules that I have in my
11:38trade plan.
11:39So, now I'm going to go through the
11:40entire trade plan right here, step by
11:42step, and just walk you guys through the
11:44entire thought process. First step is to
11:47actually do your charting process. The
11:49reason why we do this is so that we can
11:51make sure that we know where we are
11:53trading. This is so that we can
11:55determine our trade bias, so that we
11:57know whether price is bullish or
11:58bearish, and whether we should enter for
12:00a buy or enter for a sell.
12:02All right. So, if you look at a 4-hour
12:03time frame just like this, this is where
12:06if you guys know market structure, you
12:08will know that when price is creating
12:09lower highs, lower lows just like this,
12:10we are actually in a bearish downtrend,
12:12which means that the sellers are in
12:14control, supply is in control, and price
12:16is going to continue going down. And
12:18then if price is going up creating
12:19higher highs and higher lows just like
12:21this, then we know that price is going
12:22up, okay? Literally as simple as that.
12:25You might think, "Okay, price has
12:26shifted bullish, right?" So, does this
12:28mean price is actually going up right
12:30now, or is price actually going down?
12:32So, this is where
12:34I would just really go ahead and map out
12:35the structure to really figure out what
12:37is my trade bias. Okay, so if I look at
12:39this right here, and on my 4-hour time
12:41frame I can clearly see price is
12:42creating lower highs, lower lows, right?
12:43So, price create a new high, push back,
12:46create a new lower high, goes down
12:48create a new lower low, create a new
12:49lower high, and then create a new lower
12:50low before price continue going down
12:52even further. So, this is where this is
12:55the most recent bearish break of
12:56structure. And since that's the most
12:58recent bearish break of structure,
13:00this means that technically this right
13:03here is our 4-hour swing range.
13:06Okay, so let me just quickly like show
13:08you what that would look like.
13:09So, if this is the most recent break of
13:11structure, this is the 4-hour swing
13:13high, which automatically means that
13:14this is the 4-hour swing low. So, this
13:17is the highest point that led to the
13:18most recent break of structure, and this
13:20is the lowest point that led to the
13:22pullback. So, 4-hour swing high and
13:244-hour swing low right here.
13:27Okay, so just by doing this alone, what
13:29I've done is that I have narrowed my
13:31focus to just the most recent four-hour
13:35swing range. Right, the most recent
13:36high, the most recent low, that's it.
13:40Once again, the reason why we are doing
13:41this is because we don't want to focus
13:43on what price is doing right here. Okay,
13:44we don't want to focus on what price is
13:45doing right here. We only want to focus
13:47on the present moment. We only want to
13:49see what price is doing right now. Okay,
13:51so that is why that's always going to be
13:53the first step is to determine the trend
13:54direction whether it's bearish or
13:56bullish so that we can understand who's
13:58in control of price, whether that's the
13:59buyers or the sellers.
14:01And in this case, since price is
14:02creating lower highs and lower lows, we
14:04know that sellers are in control of
14:05price. So by right, we should enter for
14:07a sell, right, to trade in alignment
14:09with that higher time frame trend.
14:11And next thing is to identify the swing
14:14range, right? What is the range in which
14:16you want to focus our energy on, our
14:18attention on? And when you do that, you
14:20can see that this is a four-hour swing
14:21high and four-hour swing low. That's it.
14:23That's the first step.
14:25Just by doing this alone, I can just
14:27really fully focus on what price is
14:28doing right here.
14:30I narrow my focus to this range right
14:32here instead of focusing on what price
14:33is doing right here. Okay, so that's the
14:35first step.
14:36The next step is what I like to do is to
14:39actually draw like a
14:40premium and discount tool. And this is
14:43where when we have a discount and
14:44premium tool just like this, this helps
14:46us understand whether the market is in
14:49the discount phase, right, whether the
14:51market is cheap or whether the market is
14:53expensive. Because if the market is
14:55expensive right now, if price is quite
14:57high right now, then I duly we should
14:59expect price to come down back to fair
15:01value. And if price is cheap right now,
15:05then we are expecting demand to step in
15:07the market to cause price to go up.
15:10Okay, so that's like the theory behind
15:12this premium and discount tool.
15:13So if I draw this tool right here, by
15:15the way,
15:16just going to share with you guys the
15:17settings. It's basically the fib
15:19retracement tool on the screen right
15:21here, right? So what you can do is to
15:23just make sure that you go to
15:24TradingView or Edge Flow, whatever tool
15:26that you're using for charting, go to
15:28fib retracement, and this is where you
15:30can copy these exact settings. Right?
15:33So, you can just put 0 0.5 right here,
15:351, and this is the background. Yeah,
15:37this is the exact setting that I I use.
15:38You guys can take a photo of this right
15:40now or take a screenshot, or you can
15:41always like rewatch the recording and
15:43just copy these exact settings. Okay, so
15:45that's the settings. So, what you want
15:46to do when you're using this tool is to
15:48actually map it out from the swing high
15:50to the swing low.
15:52Okay, so this was another reason as to
15:54why we actually map out the swing high
15:55and swing low
15:56in the first place. It's to so that we
15:58can actually narrow our focus to this
16:00swing range right here, and then also so
16:03that we can actually plot our premium
16:05and discount tool.
16:06Okay, so that's the next step right
16:07here. Okay, first step was to identify
16:094-hour trend and structure. Second step
16:12is to make sure that we are buying in
16:134-hour discount and selling in 4-hour
16:16premium. Right? Which means that we need
16:18to map out our premium discount tool.
16:20So, basically, very simple, you want to
16:22place this at the swing high just like
16:24this, and then place the other end of
16:26the tool at the swing low just like
16:28this, and then drag it all the way out
16:30just like this.
16:31That's it. Okay? It's a very simple
16:33tool. Anybody can use it. But but yeah,
16:36like like that's just it, okay? And how
16:38it works is that this upper 50%, right?
16:41Above this 50%, which is what we call
16:43equilibrium, this is where price is
16:45within premium territory.
16:48And below the 50%, this is where price
16:50is within discount territory.
16:52And like I said earlier on, if price
16:54comes down to the discount zone, then
16:56it's cheap, which means institutions are
16:59more likely to enter for large buy
17:01orders because it's cheap, which cause
17:05price to go up.
17:07And similarly, if price is actually
17:10within the premium pricing, this is
17:12where institutions within price as
17:15expensive, and they will short it, which
17:18cause price to go down.
17:20That's how premium and discount works,
17:23as simple as that. Which means that
17:26if price is actually in a downtrend just
17:28like this, we want to be shorting when
17:31price is within premium pricing.
17:33Okay, because this is where price starts
17:35getting a little bit expensive, and we
17:36can expect institutions to get
17:38interested in price for them to continue
17:40shorting it.
17:41They are not interested when price is
17:43down here.
17:44Okay, because when price is down here,
17:45this is where it's cheap, right? It's
17:48not a lucrative price for them to
17:49actually enter for shorts at.
17:51So, they're much more better off pushing
17:53price all the way up here, and then once
17:55price get a new lower high here,
17:57dumping the sell orders and causing
17:59price to continue in the bearish
18:02downtrend, creating like a new lower
18:03high just like this.
18:05So, in this case,
18:07you want to make sure that you are
18:08selling at your 4-hour premium.
18:11Okay?
18:12Selling at 4-hour premium.
18:16But, the next question becomes where?
18:18Okay, where exactly do we actually sell
18:20at the 4-hour premium zone?
18:24So,
18:25this is where you want to determine the
18:27optimal location to trade. And this is
18:30the same location in which you want to
18:32be identifying your entry models. You
18:35want to be getting your entry
18:37confirmation and your entry trigger.
18:39And that is the location. So, where
18:41exactly do we want to be selling it?
18:44Well, which brings us to the next step,
18:45which is to define your supply and
18:47demand zones.
18:49So, this is something that I teach uh
18:50inside my YouTube videos, inside my
18:52mentorship program, which is this
18:54concept called institutional zones,
18:57which is pretty much the point of
18:58interest that smart money are interested
19:00in.
19:01I'm talking about supply and demand
19:03zones, not ordinary supply and demand
19:05zones, but like institutional supply and
19:06demand zones,
19:08order blocks,
19:09flip zones,
19:11flip plus sweep zones, liquidity zones.
19:14Okay, so there are different point of
19:16interest in the market, which as the
19:19best location for you to actually look
19:22for your entry models and your entry
19:23confirmation. How do you actually define
19:25where is the price point in which you
19:27want to be shorting from?
19:29So, since we have identified the fact
19:32that we want to short at a premium
19:34pricing just like this, then this is
19:36where we want to make sure that we are
19:39selling at a supply zone. So, in this
19:41entire move right here, you can see this
19:42entire move to the downside, where is
19:44the most obvious origin point? It's
19:47going to be situated at the 4-hour swing
19:49high just like this.
19:50Right, so this is where you can use like
19:52a box tool just like this, and what you
19:54can do is to map out
19:56the entire range, right? You can see
19:58this entire consolidation just like
20:00this. Map out the entire range just like
20:01this.
20:03Or if you want to be even more precise,
20:05you can map out the pivot candle, right?
20:07Which is pretty much the candlestick
20:08that caused this entire reversal to
20:10happen, which is somewhere around here,
20:12right? This green candle right here.
20:14Because after this green candle, we got
20:15this huge red candle that caused price
20:17to absolutely collapse.
20:19Okay, so that's one supply zone. Is
20:22there other supply zones? Yes, there
20:23are, right? Because when price actually
20:25came down here
20:26and pulled back to this supply zone, it
20:28continued going down. So, this is where
20:30I can identify perhaps another supply
20:32zone right here.
20:33Okay, and then you can potentially see
20:35another supply zone right here. Because
20:37this is also where
20:38another situation where price did a
20:40pullback just like this and then
20:41continue going down even further.
20:43And so on and so forth, right? Maybe
20:45there's another one right here.
20:46So, right here, there are four supply
20:48zones, right? I've mapped out one supply
20:50zone here, another supply zone right
20:52here, and another supply zone right
20:54here, another supply zone right here.
20:56Okay, so what I'm going to do right now
20:57is that I'm going to name these supply
20:58zones. So, the extreme supply zone is A.
21:01The next supply zone that I've mapped
21:04out right here is B.
21:06And the next supply zone is C, and the
21:08most recent supply zone is D. Which
21:10supply zone do you guys think is the
21:11most high probability, right? That has a
21:14higher chance that price is going to
21:15respect. A, B, C, or D? This is where it
21:18gets interesting, right? This is
21:19something that perhaps people don't
21:21really understand.
21:24Is the more extreme the zone is, the
21:27higher the chance of it getting
21:29respected.
21:30What I basically mean by that is that if
21:32you look at these zones right here, A,
21:33B, C, D,
21:35if it's C and D,
21:38guess where it's located at. It's
21:39located near the equilibrium level right
21:42here.
21:43And if you look at D, it's completely
21:44within the discount pricing, which is
21:46exactly why it didn't work, right? You
21:48can see when price respected D, it made
21:50a minor pullback just like this, and it
21:51just blast right through it.
21:53Because of the fact that there is not
21:55enough sell orders at that point of
21:57interest because it's at the wrong
21:59location, because it's at a discount
22:01pricing.
22:03And then if you look at C, price
22:05continued Price did get a stronger
22:07reaction at C, but then eventually still
22:09blast right through it because price is
22:11moving towards premium pricing.
22:15Okay, so in this case, C and D is
22:17automatically eliminated because price
22:19is already like disrespected it, right?
22:21So, all because of the fact
22:24that it's located near the discount
22:26pricing, which is not where we want to
22:27sell from.
22:29And that leaves us with A and B.
22:31And this is where it gets tricky because
22:33people don't know how to like look for
22:35this properly.
22:36What I basically mean by that is that
22:38when you look at this A and B right
22:39here,
22:40people doesn't know which point of
22:41interest they should be selling from.
22:43Some people say that they should enter
22:44for a sell right here. Some people say
22:46they should enter for a sell right here.
22:48But they don't have a clear mechanical
22:50rule that tells them exactly when they
22:53should enter for a sell, whether that's
22:54A or B. And when you don't have a clear
22:56mechanical rule, you are relying on
22:58guesswork. The truth is, I have
23:01absolutely no clue whether price is
23:03going to respect A or B.
23:05I'm not a fortune teller. I don't have a
23:07crystal ball.
23:08And the best part is you don't need to
23:10predict
23:11what's going to happen next in order to
23:13make money from this market.
23:16All you need to do
23:18is to find the point of interest in
23:21which you get your entry confirmation
23:23from.
23:25And when it appears, you take the trade
23:27without hesitation, without guesswork,
23:29without emotions. That brings us to the
23:32next part, which is the entry criteria.
23:36Because like right now, if I'm looking
23:38at this right here,
23:39I don't know whether I should enter for
23:41sale right here or right here.
23:42Because this supply zone is high
23:44probability because it's quite high up
23:45in premium pricing. This one right here
23:47is also quite high up in premium
23:49pricing, but like which one? Which one
23:50should is price going to respect? Well,
23:52the truth is I don't know.
23:55I don't know.
23:57And I don't care. Because all I want to
23:59do is to see the entry confluences
24:02appear at either point of interest A or
24:05B. So, when price mitigate a point of
24:07interest, this is where I jump down to
24:09the lower time frame. All right, so
24:10that's the next step right here. Okay,
24:12listen.
24:13You don't jump down to the lower time
24:14frame until price mitigated at the point
24:16of interest.
24:18So, at this point of time, this is
24:19where, you know, price have came up to
24:21point of interest B.
24:23Cool. I'm going to jump down to the
24:24lower time frame right now. But if price
24:26is still like somewhere around here, and
24:28it hasn't mitigated my point of interest
24:29A or B, I'm not jumping down to my lower
24:32time frame. Very important, guys,
24:34because a lot of you guys keep on going
24:36down to the lower time frame to look for
24:37your sniper entries, even though price
24:39is not in optimal location.
24:41So, now that price has touched point of
24:44interest B, right, my 4-hour point of
24:47interest, I've gotten my zone
24:48mitigation. So, this is where I'll jump
24:50down to my lower time frame, which could
24:51be the 15-minute or the 1-hour time
24:53frame, depending on your trading style
24:54itself.
24:55Right, so let me just remove this
24:58right here. Just make things a little
24:59bit clearer right here.
25:01Okay, so what you guys can do is to also
25:03add like an additional time frame, which
25:05is the 1-hour time frame if you guys
25:07want, right? If you guys feel like the
25:09gap between 4-hour and 15 minutes is way
25:11too much, you guys can always add like
25:13the 15-minute time frame as well. Uh no,
25:15you guys can always add like the 1-hour
25:17time frame as well because it's like
25:18it's like the perfect sweet spot. So,
25:20this is where once price mitigate the
25:21point of interest just like this, I jump
25:23down to my 15-minute time frame or my
25:251-hour time frame depending on where is
25:27your lower time frame. And the minute I
25:29do that, this is where I search for my
25:30entry criteria, right? So, let me just
25:32like close the charting process and I
25:34just look for that entry criteria.
25:36There are mainly two things that I look
25:38out for before I actually enter for the
25:39trade.
25:40This right here is one of the 10
25:42different entry models I have in my
25:44arsenal and it's the most simple one,
25:46right? The reason I'm showing that is
25:47because it's the most easiest one. It's
25:48It's the one that anybody can
25:49understand.
25:51So, the minute price mitigate my point
25:53of interest,
25:54this is where I look for my entry
25:56criteria. Okay, so like I said, the
25:58minute price
25:59beep touch it just like this, go down to
26:01your lower time frame, look for entry
26:02model. Two things, liquidity sweep and
26:05market shift. Let me go through the more
26:07easy one, which is market shift.
26:08So, if you look at the lower time frame,
26:10what happened was that price has shifted
26:12bullish. Now, does this mean price is
26:14reversing and becoming uptrend right
26:16now? No, it just means that it shifted
26:18bullish in the short term so that it can
26:20actually
26:21facilitate the pullback to the premium
26:24pricing. To the supply zone that is
26:26within the premium pricing. That's why
26:28it actually, you know, shifted bullish.
26:30Which means that this bullish move is
26:32just
26:33a short term move, right? It's not the
26:35real move.
26:36Okay?
26:37But the internal order flow is bullish
26:39right now. Okay? That's what matters.
26:41The internal order flow is actually
26:42bullish right now.
26:44So, at this point of time, higher time
26:45frame is bearish, internal order flow is
26:47bullish, but because it's like really
26:49just bullish right now to facilitate the
26:51pullback.
26:53What you want to do is to wait for this
26:55internal order flow to shift bearish.
26:58Okay, I'm pretty sure that makes sense,
27:00right? You don't want to enter for all
27:04sell when the internal structure is
27:06still bullish because what can
27:08potentially happen is that price can
27:09continue bullish just like this
27:12and just end up taking out the 4-hour
27:13swing high and just continue creating
27:14higher highs and just continue causing
27:16the entire market to reverse. So, what
27:18you want to do is to wait for this
27:20internal structure to shift from bullish
27:23to bearish so that you can actually got
27:25a confirmation
27:27that the market has officially done
27:29bearish and right now it's going to
27:31continue with the higher time frame
27:33trend. So, this is where we we can
27:35potentially expect a new lower high to
27:37be formed and then later on price come
27:39down and take out structure right here.
27:41And this right here is what we are
27:42trying to catch. We are trying to catch
27:44the lower high. And you're able to
27:46identify the lower high to your highest
27:48degree of precision by waiting for it to
27:51come up to a premium pricing
27:54and a supply zone that is within premium
27:56pricing. Okay, so
27:58that's the location.
28:00The next formula is timing, right?
28:02Timing is pretty much your entry
28:03confirmation. When exactly do I want to
28:05enter for a sell if I'm looking at this
28:07entire move right here.
28:09So, this is where I'll get interested at
28:10the internal market structure and this
28:12is where you can see on the lower time
28:14frame price has created higher highs and
28:16higher lows like I mentioned earlier on.
28:17And this is where you can also map out
28:19all of your internal break of structure,
28:21right? So, price creating higher highs,
28:23higher lows, right? Maybe this is a
28:25internal break of structure, another
28:26internal break of structure, another one
28:29right here. And since this is the most
28:31recent internal break of structure,
28:33remember like I mentioned earlier on,
28:35you want to identify the lowest point
28:36that led to the break of structure and
28:38this is going to be your swing low and
28:39then this right here is going to be your
28:41swing high.
28:42Okay, so maybe I'll just put that in.
28:45Swing high
28:47or internal high, right? However you you
28:49deem it as.
28:51And now
28:53the market shift will only happen after
28:55price take out the 1-hour swing low.
28:58So, if I'm looking at this right now,
29:00this is the internal structure, yeah?
29:03So, market shift means what? Means
29:05there's a shift in the trend direction
29:08of the market. And since right now the
29:10internal structure is actually bullish,
29:12if the market were to shift bearish, we
29:14need to get a break of structure to the
29:16downside.
29:17We need to see price comes down and take
29:19out the last
29:21higher low just like this, giving us a
29:23market shift, which indicate to us that
29:25right now price is indeed shifting
29:27bearish. Supply has take control of
29:29price. Sellers have overwhelmed the
29:30buyers, and right now we are shifting
29:32bearish.
29:33So, that is the market shift, right? You
29:35basically want to see price take out the
29:37last low just like this.
29:39So, here's where price is at right now.
29:41Price is somewhere around here, okay?
29:42So, this means that the internal
29:44structure is still bullish until price
29:46take out this low.
29:48If price take out this low, then we got
29:49our market shift, and this is where we
29:51can expect the entire internal structure
29:53to start shifting bearish.
29:55If price respect this low right here,
29:57comes down, mitigate this low, maybe
29:59some demand zone right here, and
30:01continue bullish, this means that the
30:03internal bullish order flow is still
30:04intact, which means we have more room to
30:06go.
30:07Price is just going to continue going
30:08up.
30:10So, that's the market shift, right? The
30:11market shift happens when price take out
30:13a structural structural high or
30:16structural low. And in a bullish
30:18uptrend, you want to see it take out a
30:19structural low, and in a downtrend, you
30:21want to see it take out a structural
30:22high.
30:24Okay, so at this point of time, if I
30:26want to enter for a sell to know for a
30:27fact that the entire structure is
30:30shifting bearish, what I do need to do
30:32is to see later price comes down, take
30:34out this low right here.
30:36Take out a swing low, giving me a market
30:38shift.
30:39And what I also want to see, which is
30:41the second criteria, is my liquidity
30:43sweep. Okay? So, liquidity sweep is
30:46pretty much professional institutions
30:48hunting stop losses. That's it.
30:51And what you want to do is to identify
30:53the price point in which retail traders
30:55are placing their stop loss. And that is
30:58where the liquidity sweep is most likely
30:59going to happen.
31:01Basic concept right here. Below a swing
31:03low, there's going to be liquidity.
31:04Above a swing high, there's going to be
31:06liquidity. Because if a retail trader is
31:08entering for a buy at this swing low
31:10right here because they want to trade
31:11the reversal, they're going to be
31:12placing their stop loss below the swing
31:14low. Similarly, if they enter for a sell
31:16right here, they're going to be placing
31:18their stop loss above the high, and
31:19that's where liquidity is sitting.
31:21Okay, so liquidity is usually found
31:24above a swing high or below a swing low.
31:26Okay? Basic concept. There's other fancy
31:29patterns like double top, double highs.
31:31Once again, not going to cover all of
31:32those. You can check out my liquidity
31:34concepts video if you want to learn more
31:35about liquidity. You want price to take
31:37out the most recent liquidity.
31:39Okay? So, over here, you want to see the
31:42liquidity sweep happen at the point of
31:44interest that you want to be trading
31:45ideally. Okay? Ideally, you want to see
31:47some form of liquidity sweep happen
31:48right here.
31:49So, the minute price mitigate a point of
31:51interest, next thing you should
31:52automatically look for is whether price
31:54have a liquidity sweep. So, you look
31:56towards the left-hand side of the chart,
31:57and you try to identify where is all the
31:59available liquidity.
32:00Yes, there is liquidity right here
32:02because this is a swing high, there is
32:04stop losses right here.
32:06Yes, there is available liquidity right
32:07here as well.
32:08But, what you guys fail to take into
32:11account of is the fact that there is
32:13also liquidity all the way right here as
32:15well.
32:16This swing high is also liquidity.
32:21Okay, because after all, it is still a
32:22swing high. People who enter for a sell,
32:24they're going to be placing their stop
32:24loss above these highs right here.
32:27Ideally, I want to see price take out
32:29the liquidity right here that is formed
32:31during the pullback phase,
32:33and also the liquidity that is formed
32:35during the continuation phase on the
32:37left-hand side.
32:38Ideally, I want to see price take out
32:40both of these liquidity. I want to see
32:42price come up, take out this liquidity,
32:44cause price to reverse, and also take
32:46out this liquidity and cause price to
32:47reverse. Ideally, I want both. Okay, so
32:50that's the liquidity sweep itself.
32:53So now,
32:54what I do in this case is that if I'm
32:56entering for shorts today, and I want to
32:58get a extra confirmation that price is
33:00shifting bearish,
33:01I want to see price comes down, take out
33:03this low here,
33:05and it also swept the liquidity above
33:08this high right here, creating like a
33:09V-shape reaction just like this, and
33:11also swept the liquidity above this high
33:13right here.
33:14That's the ideal scenario.
33:16Okay, that's generally the ideal
33:18scenario.
33:20If I get that, then I got my liquidity
33:22shift, I got my market shift, and this
33:24gives me the confidence to actually
33:26enter for a sell position.
33:30Now, there is two ways where you can
33:32enter for this trade. You can either
33:34enter after price swept the liquidity,
33:36right? So, the minute price swept the
33:37liquidity from this high and this high,
33:39you straight away enter.
33:41This is what I call the aggressive
33:42version of the entry model. Super duper
33:44aggressive because you are assuming that
33:46price is just going to go down right
33:47now.
33:48If you are using this form of entry
33:49model, I would recommend you to actually
33:52place your take profit at a place where
33:55it's actually reasonable. Okay, so this
33:57is where we get into exit.
34:00So, where should you exit, right? So,
34:02now I've shown you how to enter, right?
34:03Which is the aggressive version of the
34:04entry model, right? Is you can enter
34:06Wait, no, I will show you the
34:07conservative version. My bad. So, the
34:09aggressive version of the entry model is
34:12asking you to enter right after the
34:13liquidity sweep. The minute price take
34:15out this higher, take out this higher,
34:17you enter straight away at this candle
34:18right here. Aggressive version of the
34:20entry model.
34:21Conservative version of the entry model
34:23requires you to wait for price to pull
34:26back to a point of interest, a supply or
34:28demand zone, maybe just like this,
34:31after the market shift is formed, after
34:32the liquidity sweep. Wait for price to
34:34pull back and then you enter for a sell
34:35at the supply zone that was formed at
34:38the liquidity sweep or created the
34:40market shift.
34:42And this is where you want to enter for
34:43a sell from.
34:45Okay, so
34:47once again, aggressive or conservative,
34:49it depends on your personality, depends
34:51on your trading style.
34:54Now, based on which entry model you
34:56choose, you want to make sure that you
34:58are choosing the right way to actually
35:00exit the trade.
35:02This is where you want to make sure that
35:04if you are using the aggressive version
35:06of the entry model, you want to manage
35:07your expectation, right? Because at this
35:08point of time, price has not officially
35:10shifted bearish yet. It's just you
35:12assuming that price is going to go down,
35:14but that's not what actually happens
35:15yet.
35:16Remember, we don't trade the market for
35:18what we are Now, we don't trade the
35:19market for what it is, we trade the
35:21market for what we are.
35:22So, you don't want to impose your
35:23assumption onto the market.
35:25So, you want to manage your expectation.
35:27If I'm entering for a sell right here,
35:29I'm going to be targeting this low right
35:31here. I'm not going to assume that this
35:33low is going to get taken out because
35:34price has not taken out the low yet.
35:38Right? So, this is me managing my
35:39expectation. This is me trading the
35:40market for what it is.
35:42And this is where I'm going to be
35:43placing my stop loss above the high or
35:45above the the supply zone right here.
35:48So, since I'm entering for a sell at the
35:49supply zone, I'm going to be placing the
35:50stop loss a few pips above the supply
35:52zone just like this.
35:55And then I'll place my take profit at
35:57the
35:58opposing demand zone.
36:00Okay, just like this. Manage my
36:01expectation because I don't want to
36:03assume that price is going to take out
36:04this low.
36:05This is the aggressive version of the
36:06entry model. That's how you manage the
36:08trade. You place your stop loss at a
36:10price point that invalidate your trade
36:12ideal and you manage your expectation
36:13when it comes to your TP.
36:16Okay, cool. Now, next up is the
36:19conservative version. Conservative
36:20version, same exact thing, right? So, if
36:22you're entering for a sell at like a
36:24Let's say a supply zone right here.
36:27Same thing, you want to place your stop
36:28loss above the supply zone and this is
36:30where you want to place your take profit
36:31at the opposing supply and demand zone
36:34like this one hour low right here as
36:35well.
36:36If you want if you already got a market
36:38shift right here then you can go ahead
36:40and maybe move it to the next opposing
36:42supply and demand zone but like I said
36:43you don't want to assume right? I'll
36:45much rather off you guys manage your
36:47expectation set it at a price point that
36:49is reasonable that you can expect price
36:50to gravitate towards next.
36:53And yeah, that's pretty much the entire
36:54trading process. Once you do that this
36:57is where you can actually do your full
36:59take profit right here. You can actually
37:01set a stop loss set a take profit and
37:03this is where my personal trade
37:05management method is that I just use set
37:06and forget.
37:08I just make sure that I hold a trade all
37:10the way through right? After I place my
37:11stop loss place my take profit I don't
37:13do partial profits I don't trail my stop
37:15loss I just take profit all the way
37:17through. Okay? So yeah, that's pretty
37:20much the entire trading plan. So let's
37:22move on to the next part.
37:25Right, let's move on to the next part
37:27itself. The next part is pretty much
37:30going to be
37:31the post market routine. How do I
37:33actually make sure that I journal my
37:35trades and all that stuff to ensure that
37:36I improve my trading performance at all
37:38times. Let's say you know what let's say
37:40I enter for like a bunch of trades right
37:41here and then let's say I decide to
37:43close a trade over here.
37:46By the way like the minute you actually
37:47open a trade there's this cool feature
37:48that allows you to document your emotion
37:50right? So this way we actually record
37:51your emotion and this gets synced
37:54straight to the trading journal. So you
37:55know exactly how you're feeling when
37:57you're entering for the trade and then
37:58the minute you close the position just
38:00like this you will also get
38:03a way to actually journal in less than
38:06five seconds right? You can take your
38:07emotion in there let
38:09yourself know whether you actually
38:10follow your trade plan and type any
38:11notes that you want to like type in here
38:13and you can even like do like a voice
38:14reflection over the trade itself.
38:18Yeah, but anyways
38:19that's pretty much like let's say today
38:21I've actually gotten a bunch out of a
38:23bunch of positions, you know, I lost
38:24like $242
38:26right here. This is where I will move on
38:29to my post market routine which is
38:30journaling and reviewing. Okay, so first
38:33thing first is to go to journal and this
38:35is where I would want to make sure that
38:37I actually start to take the time and
38:39space out to actually introspect. Right,
38:41so over here at a high level you are
38:43able to find out whether you actually
38:44follow your trade plan or not. Okay, so
38:46do you follow your trading plan? Right,
38:48what was your result for today? What was
38:49your win rate? What was your average
38:50amount to risk? What was the amount of
38:51trades that you took?
38:52How many trades you win? How many trades
38:54you lose? And whether you violated any
38:55guardrails. Right, guardrails is pretty
38:57much the rules that we have set earlier
38:58on. If you violate any of these, it will
39:00be documented right here. Right, just to
39:02give you an example on what that looks
39:04like, you can see if you actually
39:06violate a guardrail, it will show up
39:07right here as well.
39:09Okay, so like this is where
39:11Okay, like for example this day right
39:12here, I traded outside my allowed
39:13trading window. Right, so this is where
39:15it would get documented right here.
39:17And you will also see like whether you
39:18actually completed your pre-market
39:20routine right here as well. And this is
39:22also where you are able to see like the
39:24amount of trades that you actually
39:25journaled. So let's go on to like this
39:27trade right here and this is where I
39:29will complete my actually my journaling.
39:32All right, so this is where you will
39:33actually upload your chart screenshot,
39:34higher time frame, medium time frame,
39:36lower time frame. Right, maybe let me
39:38just give like a quick example right
39:39here. Copy this image over here. Go back
39:42to this trade.
39:43Boom, boom, boom. Okay, so the reason
39:45why I actually journal is because
39:47journaling is what allows you to
39:49actually get feedback. Okay, this is
39:51what allows you to actually understand
39:54how exactly to No, this is what allows
39:58you to get the data points you need to
39:59actually improve your trading
40:00performance. Right, so this is where I
40:02come and journal, ask myself whether I
40:03follow my trading plan or not. Right, I
40:05look at my trading data in here,
40:07put in what are the trade plan that I
40:08actually follow. Right, in this case I
40:10follow the market mechanics trade plan,
40:11put in the confluences that I actually
40:13actually enter the trade on. Right,
40:14liquidity sweep, market shift, whatever,
40:16put in the trade management method, set
40:17and forget, or whatever, and put in the
40:19mistakes that I commit right here,
40:20right? I can just dump it in and just
40:22add like a tag over here, and then put
40:23in my entry emotion and my exit emotion,
40:25and just overall add a note or voice
40:27reflection. Once again, the reason why
40:29you're doing this is so that you can be
40:31more aware, so that you can be more
40:32conscious of your unconscious patterns.
40:35Once again, very important because this
40:37is where you get the data points you
40:38need to actually improve.
40:39Once you're done with journaling, like I
40:41said, go and review your daily trading
40:42data. You can also review it on your
40:44dashboard as well, where you can see all
40:45your high-level metrics, all the most
40:47important metrics at a high level like
40:49your win rate, your average amount you
40:50bought, your profit factor, even your
40:52edge score, so you can see how you're
40:54performing not just like
40:55qualitative-wise, but also
40:56quantitative-wise as well.
40:59And also, I like to go and perform some
41:01form of like reviewing, right? This is
41:03where I actually
41:05come here, and this is where I go
41:08through
41:09a monthly review, quarterly review,
41:11annually review, and I can see like this
41:12is just like an example on how it works,
41:14right? And there's these templates right
41:16here which allows you to like just just
41:17go through that. Okay, there's a bunch
41:19of templates in here that you can
41:20actually use.
41:21Uh, but yeah, this is just an example on
41:23what I do at the end of each period, at
41:25the end of each month, at the end of
41:26each quarter. I like to sit down with a
41:28cup of tea and just review the trading
41:29performance, how many trades I win, how
41:31many trades I lose, how many trades I
41:32break even, and just overall look at my
41:35trading data, and actually get the
41:37feedback from here, right? Do like a
41:39huge process audit, do a huge
41:41reflection, so that I can make less
41:43mistakes, and I can understand more of
41:45what works, right? The goal of doing
41:47this is to just understand your strength
41:48and weaknesses. So, like I said, you can
41:50do more of what works and less of what
41:52doesn't. So, after that, I'll also do
41:54like a quick little meditation, right?
41:56Just so that I don't carry my losses
42:00through the next trading day. I just
42:01like to do like a overall mental reset.
42:03You can do this like breathing exercises
42:05in here as well, just to get you back to
42:07a mental equilibrium, so that you can
42:09approach the the
42:10session with a logical and rational
42:14mind. So, that's what my full trading
42:16routine looks like. Before the trade, I
42:19prepare myself mentally and also my
42:21charts as well. And just build context.
42:24When I am trading, I follow a mechanical
42:27trading plan with clear rules on when to
42:29enter and when to exit. And after I'm
42:32done trading, I journal my trades, I
42:34review my trades, and I use data to
42:37continuously improve and refine my
42:40trading plan.
42:41That is what professional trading looks
42:44like. That is what consistency actually
42:46is. It's not guessing, not gambling, but
42:49having a real process, a real system, a
42:52real framework.
42:53Because at the end of the day, trading
42:55success comes from process, not
42:58predictions.
42:59And like I said, most traders do not
43:01need more information. They need more
43:03structure. And when your system is
43:05clear, discipline just becomes a whole
43:07lot easier. That is the purpose of a
43:10mechanical trade plan, to reduce the
43:13emotional mistakes, to make your
43:15execution more repeatable,
43:17and turn trading into something you can
43:20actually measure and improve.
43:23So, hopefully this lesson has shown you
43:25that EdgeFlow is much bigger than a
43:28trading journal software, a
43:31trading signal group. It is
43:34indeed a full trading operating system
43:37that is built to help you plan your
43:38trades, prepare for the market open, to
43:42execute trades with god reals, to
43:44journal your trades, and to review your
43:46trading performance with more structure
43:48and discipline.
43:50Because that is what professional
43:51trading actually looks like. It's not
43:53sexy, it's not exciting,
43:56but it's methodical, repeatable, and
43:59extremely powerful when you do it
44:01consistently.
44:02And when you combine the strategy, the
44:04routine, the rules, and the software to
44:07gather. This is when trading starts to
44:10feel simpler,
44:11clearer, and more repeatable,
44:14and more profitable.
44:16So, if you guys have enjoyed this
44:17lesson, let me know down in the comments
44:19what is the biggest gap in your current
44:21process right now.
44:23Is it your trading plan? Is it your
44:25execution? Is it your journaling? Or is
44:29it your reviewing? Right, what's the
44:31missing piece for you right now?
44:33Let me know down in the comments.
44:35And with that being said, hope you guys
44:36enjoyed this lesson, and I look forward
44:38to seeing you guys in the next lesson.
44:40And as always, remember you're just one
44:42trade away.

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