Market Mechanics Ep 20: Where to Place Your Stop Loss & Take Profit — Transcript
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- 0:00A lot of traders spend so much time
- 0:03learning how to enter, but almost no
- 0:06time learning how to manage the trade
- 0:08once they're actually in.
- 0:10And that is a huge mistake. Because
- 0:12amateur traders obsess over entries and
- 0:15professional traders obsess over exits.
- 0:18A good entry alone does not make you
- 0:20profitable. It's just half of the
- 0:22equation.
- 0:23If your stop loss is in the wrong place,
- 0:25your take profit makes no sense, or your
- 0:27trade management is emotional, then you
- 0:30can have the best entry in the world,
- 0:31but you will still fail. So, in this
- 0:33lesson, I want to break down how to
- 0:36actually manage your position properly,
- 0:39including where to place your stop loss,
- 0:42where to place your take profit, and how
- 0:44to think about trade management in a way
- 0:47that is structured instead of emotional.
- 0:50So, with that being said, let's go on to
- 0:52the charts and talk about where to place
- 0:53your stop loss and your take profit. For
- 0:55context, this was the first trade I've
- 0:58taken in April.
- 1:01Yeah, this was the first trade I've
- 1:02taken in April, right here.
- 1:06Uh and I think we got about, yeah,
- 1:08almost three hour on this trade itself.
- 1:11So, let me quickly like walk you guys
- 1:13through like the thought process for
- 1:14this.
- 1:15Once again, from entries to exits. Okay?
- 1:18So, like everything and I'm just going
- 1:20to give you guys extra tips while I'm
- 1:21going through that. So, if you look at
- 1:23this right here, internal structure is
- 1:25bullish, swing structure is also
- 1:28bullish. So, if you're looking for
- 1:29shorts right here,
- 1:31you must really manage your expectation,
- 1:34which means you can't swing for the
- 1:35fences and try to target like all the
- 1:37way down here. It just doesn't make
- 1:39sense. Because, once again, you are
- 1:41already going counter against
- 1:42everything. So, first of all, do not do
- 1:46this. Do not try this at home if you are
- 1:49a beginner. If you're a beginner, stay
- 1:50away from this trade. I would not advise
- 1:52you to trade against the internal order
- 1:53flow and also against the higher time
- 1:56frame order flow. Basically, just trade
- 1:59the price action, which is the most
- 2:01obvious to you.
- 2:02Because most often than not, the price
- 2:04action, which is the most ob- obvious to
- 2:06you, is also the most beneficial to you.
- 2:10Okay, so write this down somewhere.
- 2:12The price action that's the most obvious
- 2:14to you,
- 2:15it's often also the most uh it's also
- 2:18the most beneficial to you, right? It's
- 2:19also the one that is like the most high
- 2:21probability, right? So, in this case, as
- 2:23much as possible, if I were you and I'm
- 2:25a beginner, I'm going to try to look for
- 2:26longs, which means I'm going to look for
- 2:28longs at all of these demand zones right
- 2:30here to trade with this internal
- 2:31structure.
- 2:33Number two, for the intermediate
- 2:35traders, for the advanced traders who
- 2:36want to, you know, take advantage of the
- 2:38counter trend, right? Get scalps just
- 2:40like this.
- 2:42And bear in mind, if you are trading
- 2:44against everything, you want to manage
- 2:46your expectation.
- 2:49It's very important for you to know
- 2:51exactly where to get out if you are
- 2:53wrong,
- 2:54and also where to get out if you are
- 2:55right.
- 2:57This is something that I like to nail
- 2:58on.
- 2:59Is that amateur traders focus on
- 3:01entries, professionals focus on exits.
- 3:05Because exits is what make you the money
- 3:07or cause you to lose a little bit of
- 3:09money.
- 3:10So, exits
- 3:12is the hard part, right? Which means
- 3:14that if you don't manage your
- 3:16expectation, you try to target like here
- 3:17or here or here or some random place
- 3:19that you think price will go,
- 3:21there's a very high chance that you're
- 3:22going to get stopped out
- 3:24sooner or later, and you're going to
- 3:26like kick yourself in in in in the
- 3:28balls, right? Just because like you
- 3:30place your exit at the wrong place. So,
- 3:32second tip, if you are trading this sort
- 3:34of setups, manage your expectation.
- 3:37All right, manage your expectation.
- 3:39Now, let me just go through the entry,
- 3:41right? So, why would I enter for a sell
- 3:43right here, even though it's counter
- 3:45against everything?
- 3:46It's because if I'm scalping right here,
- 3:50this is actually pro internal order flow
- 3:52for me, right? So, I'm actually trading
- 3:54with the internal order flow. It's just
- 3:56that I'm looking at it with from the
- 3:59lens of a scalper. I'm looking at price
- 4:01on the 1-minute time frame.
- 4:03So, yeah, super duper aggressive scalp.
- 4:06This is a scalp. This is scalp a mixture
- 4:08of scalp and an intraday trade, right?
- 4:10So, once again, let's let's take it one
- 4:12step back first. If you look at a
- 4:14structure, bullish. Internal structure
- 4:17shifted bullish right here. Fractal
- 4:18market shift, internal breaker
- 4:19structure, everything is bullish right
- 4:21here.
- 4:22And just by doing this alone, I know
- 4:23that this is my swing low and this is my
- 4:26swing high. Right? So, this is the range
- 4:28that we are trading within.
- 4:30And right now, when I see price being
- 4:32super extended just like this,
- 4:35like you guys,
- 4:36like I told you guys a thousand times, I
- 4:39don't ever take FOMO trade. This is a
- 4:41lesson I've learned the hard way from
- 4:43losing a lot a lot a lot a lot of money.
- 4:46I don't ever look for
- 4:48long position when price has already
- 4:49made a significant move just like this.
- 4:53So, if I'm not looking for longs and I'm
- 4:55want to look to like scalp this move
- 4:57right here, what I want to do is to play
- 4:59the counter trend, right? I want to play
- 5:01the pullback to like each one of these
- 5:03demand zone right here. Because like I
- 5:05said, because of gravity, price will
- 5:07eventually starts pulling back. It could
- 5:09pull back to this demand zone or this
- 5:10demand zone. Whichever demand zone that
- 5:13is within this discount pricing. That's
- 5:15just how the market fundamentally move,
- 5:17right? That's just why price move. Okay,
- 5:19like that's it. So, if that's the case,
- 5:21then I know
- 5:24like with a high degree of certainty
- 5:26that price will make a pullback to at
- 5:29least this demand zone.
- 5:31At least this one. I don't know whether
- 5:33price is going to pull back to this one,
- 5:34but I know for a fact that it's going to
- 5:35pull back to this one. Because of the
- 5:37fact that we got this overextended move
- 5:38to the upside. And this is the nearest
- 5:425-minute demand zone.
- 5:45So, if at some point of time, price
- 5:47starts running out of buying momentum
- 5:48and buying pressure right here, guess
- 5:51what? It's going to come back to this
- 5:53gas station right here at this next
- 5:555-minute demand zone to get a more fuel
- 5:58before it continue pushing to the
- 5:59upside.
- 6:00And if there's not enough fuel at this
- 6:02gas station, then it's going to continue
- 6:04going down to the next gas station,
- 6:05which is this demand zone to get more
- 6:08fuel and then move to the upside.
- 6:11So, long-term wise, higher time frame
- 6:13bias wise, I'm still bullish. No doubts
- 6:15about that. But short-term, I'm bearish
- 6:18because I know for a fact that price is
- 6:20going to start pulling back. And if I
- 6:21know that, why don't I play this move to
- 6:24the downside?
- 6:25Since I'm a scalper, right? I'm looking
- 6:27to get in and out within a few minutes,
- 6:29within a few hours. I'm not interested
- 6:32in holding this trade for long. Right?
- 6:34So, this is where I'm thinking to
- 6:36myself, okay, I'm I'm trying to play
- 6:37play this pullback right here.
- 6:40But now, the next question becomes like
- 6:42where is the optimum point of entry?
- 6:44Because it's very difficult to try to
- 6:46predict the top of the market. If you
- 6:47enter for a sell right here, there's a
- 6:49chance that price will just make a tiny
- 6:51pullback and just continue going up. And
- 6:52then you'll get stopped out. Right? So,
- 6:55you want to make sure that you wait for
- 6:57extra confirmation. So, once again, I'm
- 7:01approaching this
- 7:02from a scalping standpoint. And since on
- 7:05a 5-minute time frame, I don't see any
- 7:07fractal low right here. The most recent
- 7:09fractal low I can see is right here.
- 7:12Okay, so if price take out this fractal
- 7:13low, then yes, price is going to pull
- 7:15back to this area right here.
- 7:18But what about right now? If I don't see
- 7:20a fractal low right here, then my next
- 7:22natural approach is to go down to my
- 7:251-minute time frame and try to identify
- 7:26my fractal market shift over here.
- 7:29So, this is where you can see. This is
- 7:31the last 1-minute fractal market shift.
- 7:33So, the minute price take out this low,
- 7:36we know for a fact that price is going
- 7:38to pull back to this area right here,
- 7:40this next demand zone right here.
- 7:43And if I get an internal break of
- 7:44structure to the downside to validate
- 7:45this market shift, then boom, I'm going
- 7:48to be very confident to play the
- 7:49pullback to the downside right here.
- 7:51Because this is where I know for sure,
- 7:54right, the pullback has officially
- 7:55occurred and it's going to come down to
- 7:57this area that I have down here.
- 8:00So, in this case,
- 8:02this is 3:30 p.m., right? So, this is
- 8:05like when London session actually
- 8:07opened, 30 minutes into London session.
- 8:09And over here, I was very patient, you
- 8:12know, not doing anything. In fact, I
- 8:13literally just came back from the gym
- 8:15after doing like a push day, and I saw
- 8:18the price action like
- 8:20right here. I remember I remember
- 8:21pulling up the charts and I saw price
- 8:23like somewhere around here.
- 8:24And I was just looking for my entry over
- 8:26here. I was just being very patient,
- 8:28just waiting for the market to come to
- 8:30me.
- 8:30Once again, another tip, write this down
- 8:32somewhere. Never ever chase price.
- 8:36Whatever you chase runs away. Same thing
- 8:38as money, same thing as whatever, right?
- 8:41That's just the fundamental law of the
- 8:43universe, right? Whatever you chase runs
- 8:45away.
- 8:46And the worst part about chasing is that
- 8:47you get a entry. If you chase
- 8:50price, you get a bad entry.
- 8:51If you chase price, you enter for a sell
- 8:53right here, you have to place a stop
- 8:54loss above this high, you got a
- 8:55entry. So, never ever chase price. Let
- 8:57price comes to you, right? So, do your
- 9:00analysis, do your chart markups, you
- 9:01will know that since we just got a I
- 9:03boss, validate this fractal market
- 9:05shift, internal structure shifted
- 9:07bearish, and now I'm looking for short
- 9:09because once again, internal structure
- 9:11has shifted bearish.
- 9:13And I'm still trading with the internal
- 9:15structure,
- 9:16right? Because I'm approaching this
- 9:19from the lens of a scalper.
- 9:20So, in this case, very patiently doing
- 9:23nothing right here, still doing nothing,
- 9:25right? Price has made this bearish
- 9:26candlestick right here.
- 9:28A lot, 90% of the retail traders,
- 9:30including myself last time, would enter
- 9:32for a sell right here.
- 9:34But now I understand liquidity,
- 9:37it's a different story. Now I'm like,
- 9:39"Okay, cool. Let me try to identify the
- 9:40liquidity points." Because another thing
- 9:43that Brett has said repeatedly in all of
- 9:45his lessons is that no liquidity, no no
- 9:47entry.
- 9:49No liquidity sweep, no entry.
- 9:51So in this case, price does this, I'm
- 9:53not going to enter for the trade.
- 9:55Because there is no liquidity sweep.
- 9:56Like where's the liquidity?
- 9:58Well, there's liquidity above this high.
- 10:01And now price has just created a new
- 10:02high right here, which means there's
- 10:04also liquidity being built up above that
- 10:05high.
- 10:07So I'm waiting there very patiently
- 10:09waiting for that to get swept out.
- 10:12And also most importantly, I'm waiting
- 10:14for price to come up to my point of
- 10:16interest.
- 10:18Like I said, you don't chase price. You
- 10:19wait for price to come to you. And you
- 10:21wait for price to come to your point of
- 10:22interest.
- 10:24So in this case, price over here haven't
- 10:26mitigated my supply zone. So chill. The
- 10:28minute price mitigated my supply zone,
- 10:30boom, now I'm interested.
- 10:32So now
- 10:34I'm looking for the aggressive entry in
- 10:36this particular situation.
- 10:38Why the aggressive entry? Because
- 10:41internal structure is on my side.
- 10:44And this is where we can also see the
- 10:45push and pull inducements being swept.
- 10:48So this is actually a high probability
- 10:50scenario.
- 10:52If the internal structure is not on my
- 10:53side, then I'm looking for the
- 10:54conservative entry. Right? If the market
- 10:57situation is just telling me that huh
- 11:00it's like it's like hmm I don't know
- 11:01whether I'll enter for aggressive more
- 11:04entry model right here, then I'll
- 11:05probably go for the conservative entry
- 11:07model. But in this case, because I'm so
- 11:09confident that the internal structure is
- 11:11really good bearish and we are in this
- 11:13high probability scenario where there's
- 11:14all the liquidity in the world has been
- 11:15swept,
- 11:17I'm more than happy to deploy the
- 11:19aggressive version of the entry model.
- 11:21So the minute price went up there, swept
- 11:22the high right here, swept the high on
- 11:25the left-hand side, right? We got both
- 11:27liquidity push pull inducement being
- 11:29swept. Price comes up to this supply
- 11:31zone, internal structure of bearish.
- 11:34All the stars in the entire universe is
- 11:36literally lighting up for me to actually
- 11:38enter for the trade. This right here is
- 11:42a A setup. I wouldn't call this a A+
- 11:44setup, but I'll call this as a A setup.
- 11:46So, I pretty much waited for price to,
- 11:48you know, give me like a bearish
- 11:49confirmation just like this on the mini
- 11:51price mitigated this zone, and then this
- 11:53is where I look for shorts, and I place
- 11:55my stop loss above this supply zone.
- 11:58Now, the next part I want to talk about
- 11:59is the exits. Let me give you a tip. All
- 12:01right, let me give you a tip. Often too
- 12:03greedy with my exit. That's the problem
- 12:05right there. Let me give you guys a tip.
- 12:08When it comes to your exit,
- 12:10you basically just want to exit
- 12:13at the price point
- 12:16in which, based on your research,
- 12:20price is most likely going to get to.
- 12:23That's it.
- 12:25I don't think anyone has explained to me
- 12:27in that manner before, but that's it.
- 12:32And the key word here is
- 12:34based on your research where the market
- 12:36is going to hit towards next, not where
- 12:38you think it will hit towards next,
- 12:40based on where the market is heading
- 12:43towards next.
- 12:46So, first thing is let's talk about the
- 12:49take profit, right? Which is where to
- 12:50exit if the trade goes well.
- 12:53Well,
- 12:54a lot of people, they they're looking at
- 12:56this trade right here, and they're going
- 12:57to place their take profit like all the
- 12:58way down here.
- 13:01You know, they convince themselves, "Oh,
- 13:02price is just going to go down here."
- 13:05Right? Or what they tend to do is that
- 13:06they maybe they place it down here, or
- 13:08maybe they place like somewhere around
- 13:09here in the middle of nowhere.
- 13:12But like I said, this is not where the
- 13:14market is going to hit towards next.
- 13:16You want to ask yourself right now,
- 13:18where is the market going to hit towards
- 13:19next for sure? What is the internal
- 13:21structure telling us? What is the price
- 13:23action telling us? If I'm entering for a
- 13:25short right here,
- 13:28bare minimum, price is going to come
- 13:30down here. Okay? Absolutely no doubt
- 13:32because this is the next 5-minute supply
- 13:34zone.
- 13:36I know, 5-minute demand zone.
- 13:39Okay, this is the next 5-minute demand
- 13:41zone.
- 13:44Now, if I'm a scalper,
- 13:47as much as possible,
- 13:49if I'm entering the trade on the
- 13:501-minute time frame, I'm placing my take
- 13:53profit at either the next 1-minute
- 13:55demand zone
- 13:57or supply zone or the next 5-minute
- 14:00supply demand zone.
- 14:01But, I won't try to target the next
- 14:041-hour supply or demand zone.
- 14:06There's a time frame misalignment.
- 14:08There's a mis- alignment of expectations
- 14:10there. Right? Because you can't be
- 14:13Okay, like you can if you're like
- 14:15really, really good in terms of like,
- 14:16you know, identifying the structure.
- 14:19But, majority of the times, you cannot
- 14:21try to target
- 14:23where you would target as a swing trader
- 14:25if you're entering as a scalper.
- 14:28Once again, only caveat here is that you
- 14:30can if you really understand what you're
- 14:31doing. Then this is where you capture
- 14:33those sniper entries, 1:50 R trade,
- 14:36whatever, which is incredibly,
- 14:37incredibly rare.
- 14:39Majority of the times, you just want to
- 14:40manage your expectation and just place a
- 14:43take profit
- 14:45on the time frame that you enter the
- 14:47trade on.
- 14:48So, if you're entering the trade on the
- 14:491-minute time frame, you place a take
- 14:50profit based on the 1-minute time frame
- 14:51structure.
- 14:53If you're entering the trade on the
- 14:545-minute time frame, you place a take
- 14:56profit based on the next 5-minute
- 14:58structural high or low or the next
- 15:005-minute supply demand zone.
- 15:04Trust me. Just by doing this one change
- 15:07to your entire trading plan,
- 15:09you will
- 15:10reduce the amount of unnecessary losses.
- 15:13You will increase the frequency of you
- 15:14hitting TP.
- 15:17Because this is something that
- 15:18fundamentally just changed the way that
- 15:20I trade.
- 15:22It's to just manage my expectation and
- 15:23just be a little bit pessimistic when it
- 15:24comes to my TP.
- 15:27So, in this case right here
- 15:29if you are super duper conservative,
- 15:32right? Next 1-minute demand zone, this
- 15:33one right here. You can just place a
- 15:34take profit right here. 1:2 are good
- 15:36enough, right? You get out right there.
- 15:39But, if you're a little bit more
- 15:40confident, you can place it at the next
- 15:425-minute demand zone, right? Which in
- 15:43this case it's going to be like
- 15:44somewhere around here. This is the next
- 15:455-minute demand zone right here. Because
- 15:48you can see this exact demand zone on
- 15:49the 5-minute time frame as well. Right?
- 15:51So, this is the next 5-minute demand
- 15:52zone.
- 15:55Now, if price were to take out that
- 15:565-minute demand zone, then there's a
- 15:57chance that it's going to go to the next
- 15:595-minute demand zone, which is this one
- 16:00right here. All right? Which is this
- 16:02other obvious 5-minute demand zone right
- 16:04here. Right right here.
- 16:07So,
- 16:09that's my best tip for you guys when it
- 16:10comes to your take profit.
- 16:13Is to just place your take profit at the
- 16:15next opposing supply and demand zone or
- 16:17the next structural low or high
- 16:20that is either on the same time frame
- 16:22that you make your entry on or just one
- 16:25time frame above your entry time frame.
- 16:27Now, that's for the take profit.
- 16:29Now, for the stop loss
- 16:30bro, very simple. Like I always say, you
- 16:33just want to place it at a price point
- 16:35which invalidate your trade idea.
- 16:37So, it's like what is the price point
- 16:39that if price gets to
- 16:42prove that your trade idea is wrong.
- 16:44Prove that your hypothesis is wrong.
- 16:47That is the question that I always ask
- 16:48myself before I enter for a trade.
- 16:50Before I actually press the buy and sell
- 16:52button, I need to know exactly where I'm
- 16:54getting out if I'm wrong.
- 16:56So, in this case, where's that price
- 16:57point?
- 16:58Well, it needs to be at some form of
- 17:00protected high.
- 17:01Right? It needs to be at a high that
- 17:03swept liquidity. Because that's the
- 17:05institutional level where price is most
- 17:08likely going to respect.
- 17:11And if price take out that level, then
- 17:12there's a chance that either a next
- 17:14liquidity sweep is going to happen
- 17:16or the entire structure is just going to
- 17:18shift bullish and my trade idea is
- 17:19wrong.
- 17:21So, it needs to be at some protected
- 17:23high or protected low.
- 17:25And another thing is is it at like
- 17:28ideally I want to place it a few pips
- 17:31above the supply demand zone that I
- 17:32entered the trade on. Right? So, in this
- 17:34case this is the supply zone that I
- 17:35entered the trade on. I'll place it a
- 17:37few pips above it. I wouldn't place it
- 17:39right above it because
- 17:41there's a chance for price to make a
- 17:42pullback and when it does you're going
- 17:43to get wicked out. You're going to get
- 17:45stopped out. Later on price will go down
- 17:46in a way. In this case using that that
- 17:48two logic in mind, right? Your protected
- 17:51high and low and also your supply zone.
- 17:54First of all, protected high. Right?
- 17:55This right here becomes the new
- 17:57protected high. Before this high has
- 17:59been established, before it swept the
- 18:00liquidity, where is the next protected
- 18:02high? It's going to be this one right
- 18:04here.
- 18:05Because this is where price went up
- 18:06there, swept the liquidity and then
- 18:07started going down. So, this is the
- 18:09protected high.
- 18:10So, if this haven't been formed, I will
- 18:13probably if I enter somewhere around
- 18:14here or here, I'm placing my stop loss
- 18:17above this protected high since that's
- 18:19the highest point that swept liquidity.
- 18:22But right now since price has already
- 18:24swept liquidity above this high and
- 18:25above this high, this becomes the new
- 18:27protected high.
- 18:29Which means that I can place my stop
- 18:30loss a few pips above this high right
- 18:31here.
- 18:33All right, just a few pips above this
- 18:34high.
- 18:36And then for my take profit, uh no, and
- 18:38then for for the second part which is
- 18:39the supply zone, right? So, in this case
- 18:41this is the supply zone that I'm
- 18:42entering the trade on.
- 18:44So,
- 18:46as much as possible, I want to give you
- 18:48a little bit of breathing room if I'm
- 18:49actually placing my stop loss based on a
- 18:51supply zone.
- 18:52So, this could be like
- 18:54the worst-case scenario, right? If there
- 18:56is no protected high right here. Let's
- 18:57say price did not sweep the liquidity
- 18:59right here
- 19:00and it's just a normal high.
- 19:02And in this case I got two choice. I can
- 19:04either place my stop loss above the
- 19:06protected high right here
- 19:08or I can place it a few pips above the
- 19:09supply zone.
- 19:11And if I place it a few pips above this
- 19:12supply zone, this will give me a much
- 19:14better risk-to-reward ratio compared to
- 19:16placing it above this protected high.
- 19:19So, that is where I will go to the
- 19:20latter option and just place it above
- 19:21this high right here. So, the rule is if
- 19:24there is a protected high, place it
- 19:26right there.
- 19:27If there is no protected high, place it
- 19:30at either the nearest protected high
- 19:33that was formed in the past
- 19:35or a few pips above a supply zone if
- 19:39you're selling or few pips below a
- 19:40demand zone if you're buying.
- 19:44Whichever one that is
- 19:46nearer, right? Whichever one that offers
- 19:48you a better risk-to-reward ratio. So,
- 19:51hopefully after this lesson, you can see
- 19:53that position management is not just
- 19:55something that you figure out after you
- 19:57enter for the trade. It should already
- 19:59be part of your plan before you even
- 20:02take the trade.
- 20:03Like I said, a good trade is not just
- 20:05about finding the right entry.
- 20:07It's also about knowing where the trade
- 20:10is going to go wrong and where the trade
- 20:12is most likely to react and how to
- 20:15manage it without letting emotion take
- 20:18over.
- 20:19That is why your stop loss should never
- 20:21be random. It shouldn't be based on
- 20:22where you feel you should be placing it
- 20:24at. Same thing as a take profit. It
- 20:27should never be based on hope. Okay, I'm
- 20:29hoping price is going to go up there, so
- 20:30I'm going to place my take profit there.
- 20:31No.
- 20:32And your trade management should never
- 20:34be based on how you feel in the moment.
- 20:37It should all come from structure,
- 20:40logic, data, and the story the market is
- 20:43telling you.
- 20:45Okay, so remember,
- 20:48protect your downside, give your trade
- 20:50enough room to breathe,
- 20:52and make sure your exits actually make
- 20:54sense.
- 20:56Because that is how you stop turning
- 20:58good profitable setups into bad
- 21:01outcomes.
- 21:03And when you combine a strong entry with
- 21:06smart risk management and a clear exit
- 21:08logic, that is when your trading starts
- 21:11to become so much more consistent.
- 21:14So, with that being said,
- 21:16I'm looking forward to teach you guys
- 21:17more concepts in the next lesson. And as
- 21:19always, remember you're just one trade
- 21:22away.
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