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0:00XAUUSD and liquidity. Let's say
0:02liquidity is gold's best friend, and
0:04gold really respects manipulation
0:06patterns. In fact, today we will go to
0:10the charts to see together how we can
0:12use them to our advantage to find
0:14different entry patterns, especially in
0:16a commodity like gold, in a market like
0:18gold that, in my opinion, is the market
0:20that respects market manipulation more
0:22than any other, along with Forex, but
0:24gold even more so. So I don't want to
0:28ramble on; this will be, in my opinion,
0:30a very important video, and it can
0:32really help you a lot if we understand
0:34these patterns well and how to use them
0:36. We will first look at the theory for
0:40a moment, reviewing the possible
0:41patterns and entries we can make thanks
0:43to these schemes like accumulation and
0:45distribution, which I have already
0:46explained in several videos, but today
0:48we will review them thoroughly. Then on
0:51the channel, as I always tell you, you
0:53can find a video for every concept I
0:55talk about. I never say things just to
0:57hear myself talk. Everything we talk
0:59about when we go to the charts, I have
1:00explained on the channel. You can find
1:02the playlist where I started from the
1:03basics up to the more advanced videos.
1:06I explained everything, even for those
1:08starting from scratch, and then we will
1:10go to the charts, in practice, to see
1:12exactly on gold how we could use these
1:14patterns to enter the market. I only
1:17ask you to leave a like. Let's try to
1:18reach as many likes as possible; I
1:20don't want to give you a number, let's
1:21see if these videos are useful to you.
1:23For me, the like isn't so much about
1:25the like itself, but it’s the only
1:26feedback I can get from you on whether
1:28these videos are useful and if you
1:30enjoy them. Leave a comment as well, as
1:32I always enjoy reading them, and
1:33subscribe to stay updated with all the
1:35training that is coming. Let's not
1:37waste time, guys, and let's go see
1:39everything right away. Here we are guys
1:41, we are on the charts, and as I was
1:43telling you, first of all, I want to
1:45look at the theory; I want to see
1:47together with you how we can use these
1:48entries, how we can enter the market,
1:50and use these patterns to then go to
1:52the charts and see the practical
1:53examples I have prepared for you. For
1:57those who follow me, you already know
1:58that I have made several videos on
2:00market manipulation and that I use them
2:02a lot along with price action. For me,
2:04it is essential to contextualize on
2:05multiple timeframes, to understand what
2:07is around me, to understand everything
2:09about the market. Price action is the
2:12key, along with manipulations,
2:14imbalances, and liquidity: that for me
2:16is the perfect combo. These are the
2:19concepts I use the most. You won't find
2:22indicators with me, you'll only find a
2:24brain-to-chart connection. That's how I
2:26like to trade. I'm not saying one way
2:28is better or worse, I just like trading
2:30this way: connecting with the market,
2:32understanding its movements through
2:34price action—as we were saying—
2:36using imbalances and manipulations, but
2:38without using indicators or other tools
2:40, right? So, let's do a quick recap,
2:44because as I’ve said, I’ve made
2:45many videos on this, but we know there
2:47are mainly two patterns in the market
2:49at a manipulation level. The first
2:53pattern is distribution, and the second
2:55pattern is accumulation. Now, let's
2:58start with distribution. What do we
3:00know about distribution? That often,
3:02what does the market go and do? When we
3:05see several highs or lows, liquidity
3:08naturally accumulates. Why liquidity?
3:10Because so many people, for example,
3:12surely sold in this zone that the
3:13market had already touched several
3:15times, right? So, we can find the
3:17imbalance, which is the hunt, which is
3:19the entry we use the least. In fact, we
3:22won't look at the imbalance today
3:24because it's also the riskiest entry.
3:26Many people enter directly on the hunt,
3:28saying, "I think this is a hunt," and
3:30many enter directly in this manner. In
3:33my opinion, it's very risky to enter
3:35like that because, especially as I was
3:37saying before, today compared to 8,
3:38almost 9 years ago when I started
3:40trading, if one thing has changed, it's
3:42that the market creates several
3:44imbalances, so many times I can find
3:46myself in a situation like this, you
3:47understand? It can even unbalance two
3:49or three times, and I would risk
3:51hitting a lot of stops. So personally
3:52—and trading is great because it's
3:54varied—you might find many people who
3:56instead enter directly on the imbalance
3:58. I'm not saying what is right or wrong
4:00, I'm saying that for how I trade, at a
4:02statistical and mathematical
4:03probability level, I am at a
4:04disadvantage entering that way. There
4:06are several other patterns I can take
4:08that we'll see now, and I prefer to
4:09take the others. So, I don't enter on
4:11the imbalance in this situation. There
4:13are other ways, but I don't want to
4:15dwell on them now. I want to show you
4:17how we use this on gold, because gold
4:19also retests structures a lot. So there
4:22are two other entries I can take
4:24besides the imbalance, which are the
4:25ones I prefer to take even more on gold
4:27. After the hunt, the imbalance, what
4:31do I want? A change in dominance. The
4:33market breaks, shows me that the
4:35dominance is bearish, and I can enter
4:37on the internal retest. So what do I do
4:39? Most of the time, I look to take the
4:42last buy-to-sell candle. You can see
4:45here I have the last buy candle before
4:47the sell. You know we use these candles
4:49a lot. And what do I do? I draw a ray
4:53here that I round off with round
4:55numbers like 20 and 80, as we often
4:57show in the videos. Obviously, if I'm
5:00not scalping. If I'm scalping on low
5:02timeframes, no, because it changes a
5:04lot, but like here, which is 57, I'll
5:06make it 50, a bit closer to the entry.
5:08Ok. And I place my trade here with the
5:11stop above what? Above the rejection of
5:14the candle. I'll show you quickly now,
5:16or if it doesn't have one, above the
5:18body, but above the candle we chose. I
5:21can place the take profit here at the
5:23lows, or it depends on the context; it
5:25also depends on the analysis we are
5:27doing, if we are catching a move in
5:28favor of the big picture, in favor of
5:30the major market move, or if it's just
5:32a retracement we are catching. That
5:36cannot be explained here at a
5:37theoretical level; it needs to be seen
5:39on the chart for each trade. And this
5:42is the entry I mainly make on the
5:43internal test, okay? Mainly on the last
5:47buy-to-sell candle. This is the
5:49distribution, which is the pattern to
5:51go bearish where the imbalance will be
5:53to the upside; accumulation will be the
5:55opposite, which we'll see later. When
5:56it breaks everything, there is a third
5:58and final entry—the first one is the
6:00hunt, the imbalance, which I said is
6:02the one I prefer to take less,
6:03especially in gold, which is even more
6:05manipulated. So that is why I'm not
6:07showing you the hunt now, because in my
6:08opinion, it's better to leave it alone
6:10in gold. Internal test. This is the
6:13internal test. Let's write it down now
6:16so you have it. Internal test, internal
6:18because it's inside the structure,
6:20which it can do either here on the
6:22buy-to-sell or directly on the
6:24structure, but many times it reaches
6:25the buy-to-sell; and instead, when it
6:27breaks everything and starts, as in
6:29this case, after the test, the last
6:31entry for the distribution will be
6:33called Break the Ice, BTI. We write it
6:35like this, right? To not make it too
6:38long, meaning the market comes back to
6:40test the structure that broke for us.
6:42Do you see that here it broke this
6:44structure for us? It comes back to test
6:46it for us. And what can it create in
6:49this zone? An engulfing or an evening
6:52star. If it makes one of these two
6:53candlestick patterns, the engulfing or
6:55the evening star—you know what the
6:57engulfing is, right? So maybe a bullish
6:59candle, then a red candle after that
7:01eats up the bullish one. This is the
7:04engulfing when the red candle, in this
7:06case for the downside, eats up the
7:08bullish one. Or the evening star, what
7:10is the evening star? It's when we have
7:12a bullish candle, like in this case,
7:14okay? We have a doji, an indecision
7:18candle; the color doesn't matter. Okay.
7:21And a bearish candle. There, this is an
7:24evening star when we have a bearish
7:26candle that is at least equal to the
7:27previous bullish one, if not bigger,
7:29this is an evening star. The Morning
7:32Star will be the same thing in reverse.
7:34So, a doji in the middle here. If it
7:36gives us one of the two patterns on the
7:37structure, we enter directly, which is
7:39nothing new, because in many gold
7:41videos I've told you that since gold is
7:42much more impulsive, we trade it much
7:44more with market execution instead of
7:46pending orders. Here we placed a sell
7:48limit on the Buy to sell, so a pending
7:49order that triggers on its own, whereas
7:51here we are entering with market
7:52execution. As soon as the pattern
7:54closes, we enter directly with
7:56execution, so directly without the
7:57pending order. As I was saying, it's
7:59nothing new because in several gold
8:01videos I've shown you that we often
8:02enter on breaker retests of the
8:04structure. It retests the structure
8:05with the pattern, and we enter directly
8:07. So in that case, we would enter here
8:10with the stop above the rejection. Okay
8:12? And so these are the two entries I
8:14prefer, the internal test and the break
8:16the ice for gold during distribution,
8:18excluding the stop hunt. Instead,
8:21obviously, in reverse, guys, we have
8:23the accumulation to go bullish, so
8:25liquidity develops like this. The
8:28imbalance this time is to the downside.
8:30Here too, we want a change in dominance
8:32. Perfect. Ok. And then where can the
8:35market return? Either to test the
8:37structure, as we said before for the
8:39internal test, or arrive at the last
8:41one. Sell to buy. This is our little
8:43sell to buy candle, so it can return
8:45here. Here too, as before, we place the
8:47entry here on the candle, rounding with
8:49number theory, with the stop below the
8:51rejection. I'm explaining it a bit
8:53quickly now because we have already
8:54seen the distribution. This, guys, is
8:56the accumulation anyway, and I don't
8:58want to make things boring, as it's the
9:00same thing in reverse. Take profit
9:02depends on the context. This is the
9:05internal test as we were seeing. And
9:07then when the market breaks everything,
9:09only the name changes. Before we had
9:11our break the ice, now we have the jump
9:13the creek, okay? Only the name changes,
9:17as we were saying, but it's the same
9:19thing; that is, the market can return
9:21here to the structure that broke for us
9:23to retest it, and we enter with market
9:25execution if it gives us a pattern like
9:27the engulfing, this time for the upside
9:29. So, in this case the engulfing: we
9:33can have a red candle like this, a
9:35bullish candle, this is the engulfing,
9:37perfect. or the morning star, which is
9:42the opposite of the evening star,
9:43meaning we have a bearish candle this
9:45time, a doji in the middle, and a
9:47bullish candle. Okay, this is, this is
9:52the morning star. Let me illustrate the
9:54situation clearly for you. Okay, let's
9:56draw the bearish candle well too. This
9:59is the morning star. In these cases, we
10:01enter directly, so you enter here as
10:03soon as the candle closes with the stop
10:04below the rejection. I showed it to you
10:07quickly. I repeat, our favorite entries
10:09for gold are this one, the internal
10:11test and the "jump the creek" for
10:13accumulation; for distribution it's the
10:15opposite, so internal test and break.
10:17And now guys, let's go to the chart to
10:19see, okay, how we can take them.
10:21Obviously, this is an accumulation
10:23pattern, a distribution pattern that
10:25shouldn't be taken in isolation,
10:26meaning it's not enough to just open
10:28the chart, see a stop hunt, an
10:29imbalance, and enter. It must always
10:32make sense in terms of price action,
10:34always make sense, as we always do in
10:36all our videos, looking at the context
10:37of where I am buying and where I am
10:39selling. Okay? These patterns aren't
10:42necessarily always so "Oscar-worthy"
10:44perfect with every entry, right?
10:46Because especially with gold, being so
10:48impulsive, sometimes it can imbalance,
10:50take off without an internal test, and
10:52maybe jump directly, so we must also be
10:54good at interpreting them ourselves. I
10:56don't want to ramble too much, it's
10:57understood much better in practice
10:59anyway. So guys, let's go straight to
11:01the chart to see the examples, and many
11:03of you always ask me on Instagram—
11:05which, by the way, I'll leave here so
11:07you can stay updated with everything,
11:08with the training, and I'll also leave
11:10the Telegram channel where you can see
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11:15in private if I provide more advanced
11:17training beyond the free training here
11:18on YouTube. The answer is yes. I mentor
11:21guys one-on-one because, in my opinion,
11:23among all the educational styles that
11:25exist—pre-recorded courses just
11:26dumped there where you can watch all
11:28the recordings but then you can't ask
11:30questions or interact with the educator
11:32, or courses/live sessions where the
11:34educator is with 100, 200, 300 people
11:36in a group and cannot speak with you
11:38privately or see what you are doing
11:39wrong. In my opinion, one-on-one
11:41training is on a totally different
11:43level because it allows me to go
11:44one-on-one with every person I mentor
11:46in detail, face-to-face, privately, to
11:48see what the student is doing wrong,
11:50their mistakes, and correct and improve
11:52them. Trading is very subjective, and
11:54in fact, well, I've been here for 9
11:56years now and the best results I've
11:58seen were precisely with one-on-one
11:59training. Obviously, I can't take on
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12:46are essential. A perfect combo: the
12:49one-on-one sessions plus the live
12:50streams, where I get on with the guys
12:52in front of everyone on Mondays, at the
12:54start of the week, to analyze, to help
12:56them understand the reasoning behind
12:58what I’m analyzing, which is the most
13:00important thing to make them
13:01independent and also to share my
13:03thoughts on the week ahead, what has
13:04arrived, and what opportunities we
13:06might have. It’s also where I correct
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13:13most important things, and this is the
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13:23just yourself, but other guys who study
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13:27above all thanks to themselves, because
13:29they have to commit to studying, the
13:31guys are very good and work hard—
13:32achieving great results; it’s the
13:34thing that makes me happiest. That said
13:36, guys, you have the link below to
13:38write to me on WhatsApp, and let’s
13:40get back to the charts. Here we are,
13:42guys, we’re on the charts, we’re on
13:44XAU USD. By the way, one thing I
13:47haven't told you, which for many of you
13:49who follow me is now taken for granted:
13:51these patterns we've just seen, and all
13:53these examples we're about to see, work
13:55for all trading styles, whether it's
13:57scalping, intraday, or swing trading.
13:59Because thanks to market fractality, if
14:01we know these concepts, and especially
14:04price action—we trade very cleanly
14:06using price action and manipulations—
14:08these are concepts that can be used on
14:10all time frames, whether for scalping,
14:12intraday, or swing trading. In fact, I
14:14will now show you a few examples, a bit
14:16of a mix. You know personally that, for
14:18example, I trade swing and intraday a
14:20lot, but if there's an opportunity, I
14:22can also trade scalping. Many guys I
14:23mentor trade scalping, and I also bring
14:25you many videos on scalping because
14:27they are the exact same concepts. Price
14:30action is the same whether on the daily
14:32, the weekly, or on M1, M5, or M10. So
14:35what do I need to do? You know that I
14:38really like to contextualize the
14:39situation. Now I am giving you an
14:41example for scalping, so an entry we
14:43could have taken with these patterns on
14:45M5. You know, however, that I want to
14:46have the big picture vision; that is,
14:48as I told you before, patterns are fine
14:50, we see entries on patterns, but I'm
14:52always interested in price action: what
14:54I'm seeing must always make sense; a
14:55pattern just thrown there into nothing
14:57is not enough, right? So, in this case,
14:59I start from the higher time frames.
15:01Obviously for scalping, if I trade on
15:03M5, M3, or M 1—I always tell you this
15:04—I don't start from the monthly or
15:06weekly, because I have little interest
15:08in knowing what happened on the Monthly
15:10. If I am operating on a one-minute
15:12chart, I might start from H1, then work
15:14my way down to understand the situation
15:16, right? In fact, here on H1, I
15:18understand that I am in a bearish
15:20market, so a market that is nonetheless
15:22trending upward; you can see it clearly
15:24from the macro structures: high, low,
15:27lower high, lower low. But we
15:28understand that we are very low, so the
15:30market can retrace. But even without
15:32looking at all these macro structures,
15:34and instead focusing more on the micros
15:35—that is, a little bit on what is
15:37happening now, right? This was the
15:39previous high and low. Here the market
15:41retraced and took off. You know that,
15:43first of all, I like to use Fibonacci;
15:45so I draw it from the high to the low,
15:47because I have explained this to you
15:49many times too. You can find all these
15:51concepts on the channel. Aside from
15:53these Golden Ratio levels (61, 71, 78)
15:55where it can retrace and move off,
15:57there are the extension end levels. You
16:00see, by drawing from the high to the
16:02low, it helps me understand this
16:03extension, or the next one, where the
16:05market could end and start to retrace.
16:07So here it reached, for example, the
16:09-61 to -80 level, which is perfect to
16:11combine with the patterns we are
16:13looking at now, because you see what
16:15price action we can pair it with, where
16:17can I expect an accumulation? I expect
16:19an accumulation right in these zones
16:21here, when the market needs to move up,
16:23because the market, in fact, needs
16:24liquidity, just like a car needs
16:26gasoline. Does a car need gasoline to
16:28get from here to there? Of course, a
16:29car runs on gasoline, the market runs
16:31on liquidity, on money, so it must take
16:33liquidity, form an accumulation pattern
16:35, form an accumulation pattern to start
16:37. So it is right here that I will
16:39expect the accumulation, and then if
16:40the market does this, it will be right
16:42here that I expect a distribution, okay
16:44? So in these end-of-extension level
16:46zones. As you see here, before starting
16:48the decline, it made highs, went to
16:49imbalance, and then took off, right?
16:51Now I showed it to you quickly, but we
16:53expect an accumulation here. So we have
16:55already understood this. We understood
16:57that it left us a beautiful open
16:59structure that it may return to close,
17:01and gold retests structures a lot. It
17:04left a lot of beautiful inefficiency
17:05having gone down very impulsively. So
17:07we have understood H1 well. Let's drop
17:09down in time frame, let's go for
17:11example to our M30. Already from here,
17:14for those with a sharper eye, for those
17:16who are a bit more experienced, you can
17:17start to glimpse that here it made
17:19equal lows that it already went to
17:20imbalance. This could be a hunt, but as
17:22I was telling you before, I don't go in
17:24directly here because it could also
17:25imbalance two or three times, I would
17:27take a lot of stops. What do I do? Now
17:29let's go down to slightly smaller time
17:31frames, let's go to M5 for the scalp.
17:33You can see what we were looking at
17:34better. You see, in the end, by
17:36dropping time frames you understand
17:37everything better and better, but
17:39thanks to smaller frames like M5 we can
17:41have a certain type of precision, so
17:42entering the market much better with
17:44even smaller candles, but at the same
17:46time catching more important moves from
17:47higher time frames, right? This is what
17:49we need. You see that here it made, as
17:51we were seeing before on a theoretical
17:53level, a zone with several equal lows.
17:55Okay? It went to imbalance them, right?
17:58This is an imbalance. Okay? And what
18:02did we say we want after the imbalance
18:04to put everything into practice
18:06properly? We want the dominance shift.
18:08How was the dominance? I have also made
18:10videos about this. We were bearish from
18:12here, right? These sellers were
18:15responsible for breaking the latest
18:16lows, so for a dominance shift, it must
18:18break with the body. Let's see. It
18:21broke through. Actually, there was
18:23additional confirmation that even gave
18:25us a higher high than the previous one.
18:26So the hunt is on. The internal test,
18:29as we were saying before we take it, we
18:31take it by using the last sell candle
18:33that caused the imbalance, which is
18:34this one. When it's this large, you can
18:36also take 50%of the body, but for now,
18:38we'll take this one. You round it with
18:40the numbers, but on M5 that would
18:42change things a lot. So, as I was
18:43telling you, for scalping we don't have
18:46to round. I place the stop below the
18:48rejection of the candle. Different take
18:50profits. The first can be placed here
18:52from the high, in this case no, because
18:54it would only be a 1 to 3, but also
18:56from this high up here, okay? It would
18:59be almost a 1 to 3, we would take a
19:00partial on one of the final take
19:02profits here from the structure because
19:04we know it has to come test the
19:05structure. Okay, let's let it run.
19:09Let's see. It triggers our entry very
19:11well. Okay. It stays there for a moment
19:13and then it takes off, it breaks
19:15everything. And you see that once it
19:16breaks, what do I mean by breaking
19:18everything? This was the structure
19:20above, right? Okay. Where the market
19:22was always bouncing, right? In fact, if
19:24we pull it back, this was a support, or
19:25rather a resistance, and here it was a
19:27market support from memory. Okay, so it
19:29went to create an imbalance here. It
19:32tested the sell-to-buy candle, see? It
19:34unbalanced these lows, but these as
19:36well. If we take a look. So it tested
19:37the structure here, you see? It was
19:39always leaning here. It broke
19:41everything here. What was the last
19:42entry? This is an accumulation, like we
19:44said, the jump crack. How can we take
19:46it? It tested here with an engulfing,
19:48you see? It tested, and the blue candle
19:50ate the black one. So we could have
19:53also made another entry here at the
19:55close with the stop below the black
19:56candle's rejection. Okay, take profit
19:59now is still the same. This was another
20:02entry that one could have taken if
20:03desired. Okay, let's see how the market
20:06takes off. It reacts very well. Now
20:08let's change timeframes. Let's go to
20:09the one-hour chart for a moment to see
20:11what happened. If it reached up to
20:13there, and look, here it even went
20:15higher. But honestly, I wouldn't have
20:17pushed my luck; there were already two
20:19beautiful entries, we would have
20:21definitely taken partials, but the
20:22risk-reward ratios were really high.
20:24This was a 1: 6.70, almost 1: 7, and
20:27this another 1: 6.50. So with two
20:29entries, you realize it was a 1:13
20:31total, basically. And here it did
20:34exactly what we saw a moment ago: lows,
20:36imbalance, test, breakout, jump the
20:38creek with an engulfing. Here we are
20:41guys, with another pretty scalpy
20:42example. We see that we are currently
20:45on M45; you know, as we said, we start
20:47from H1, M45, these timeframes for
20:49scalping, precisely. Meanwhile, here to
20:52go down they had made a distribution,
20:54highs, imbalance, then they returned to
20:56test the structure right here and give
20:58us the break the ice. See, they broke
21:00the structure, they didn't do the
21:02internal test, it's not always perfect,
21:04but they returned to test for the break
21:05the ice. But if we focus a little more
21:07on the present, I want to show you
21:09later how many times they do this to us
21:11, but let's focus on what is happening
21:13right now. We are in a bearish market:
21:15high, low, smaller high, smaller low,
21:18right? So, as before, I can meanwhile
21:20pull Fibonacci where? From the high to
21:22the low, the previous leg, the leg
21:24prior to this new impulse to understand
21:26the end-of-extension levels. And we see
21:29that we have arrived at the exact
21:30moment the market is starting to
21:32retrace. So if I go down in timeframe,
21:34as we did before on M5 in the smaller
21:36timeframes, there, we see that
21:38meanwhile it has already unbalanced all
21:40these lows and here it returned to do
21:42the test. So from here it is an
21:43excellent zone to start. Which at a
21:45price action level is then a head and
21:47shoulders, guys: left shoulder, head,
21:49right shoulder. Ok, but if we look
21:51closely, it is unbalancing again. See
21:53here how many times it gave us these
21:55practically equal lows. The market
21:58rested here four times, it unbalanced,
22:00the dominance is bearish from here
22:02though. Ok, they broke this low, so we
22:05expect the dominance change to then
22:07enter. Here it is, unbalanced again.
22:09This is what I was telling you before.
22:11You see that many try to enter directly
22:13on the imbalance, so if I had entered
22:15here, as many do, directly on the
22:17imbalance, I would have taken a stop in
22:19the teeth because it unbalanced a
22:20second time. So I prefer to take the
22:24entry later, if anything the internal
22:25test, because it is dangerous to enter
22:27on the hunt directly like this. See
22:30here it unbalanced again, so this was
22:32the official imbalance. How do I
22:34understand that it is the official
22:36imbalance that changes the dominance? I
22:38was bearish from here, these sells had
22:40broken the low. I become bullish. We
22:42were saying earlier that the
22:43confirmation we want is to see the
22:45dominance change after the imbalance.
22:47And so where can I enter? I go to take
22:49the last sell that broke everything for
22:51us. I'll place the entry here, with the
22:54stop always below the rejection. You
22:57see, that would then be a test after it
22:59unbalances, returns to test the
23:01structure, and even here there are
23:02different take profits, maybe the first
23:04one here from this liquidity above. All
23:08these highs up here, okay? This way we
23:12can at least have a 1 to 2, and by
23:14moving up in time frame, a much higher
23:16second take profit, maybe from the high
23:18here; but the market can go here
23:20because, as we said, if we move to H1,
23:22this is a retracement. There, perhaps
23:24seeing it from H1 and not the high here
23:26, because it is a retracement. Excuse
23:28me, I lost the zone; that is why it is
23:29important to look at multiple time
23:31frames, because you see that even I can
23:33get confused if I look at a single time
23:35frame like just M15 and don't
23:36understand where I am. By looking at H1
23:38, however, I understand that it doesn't
23:39make much sense to set the take profit
23:41directly here. It might reach it, but
23:43we are bearish or in a retracement, so
23:45I would place it earlier, maybe at 50%
23:47of the inefficiency in these zones
23:48because I am bearish, and it could then
23:50start again. Okay? There, from this
23:52structure here, we can set the final
23:54take profit if anything. The market has
23:56used it a lot; if we drag it back, this
23:58structure has been highly respected, so
24:00if anything, where there is also the
24:02inefficiency, we can place a take
24:04profit here. Basically a 1 to 3, anyway
24:06. Now let's go down and see it on M5.
24:11Okay, the market reacts very well and
24:13actually takes off. Then it broke
24:15higher here, and you see that here it
24:16did exactly what we were saying before.
24:18Lows, imbalance, dominance shift. And
24:21for those who are more attentive, even
24:23here, this is the internal test, the
24:25jump the creek; how could we have taken
24:27it? This was the structure where the
24:29market was bouncing, right? Here, here,
24:32here, here. Break, test. And what did
24:35it do here, guys? A morning star.
24:37Bearish candle, doji, bullish candle
24:39that is bigger than the black one, so
24:41one could have also entered like this.
24:45I wouldn't have done it because, I
24:47repeat, Wyckoff must be combined with
24:49price action; we were already
24:50practically at our take profit here,
24:52but one could have entered like this—
24:54we could have made this entry with the
24:55jump the creek to show how perfectly it
24:57respected the pattern. This one, guys,
25:00is a bit more intraday, so I start from
25:02slightly higher time frames; therefore,
25:04if we look at 8 hours or the daily,
25:06obviously looking at the weekly and
25:08monthly on gold loses a bit of its
25:10meaning. We know it’s been a bullish
25:13explosion, and now the market has been
25:15bearish for a bit, compared to Forex
25:17which is perhaps less impulsive and
25:18allows for a bit more analysis. Here,
25:21on gold, we can start on slightly lower
25:23timeframes. In any case, on the
25:25four-hour, we see it had started to
25:27retrace a lot, it was retracing, but it
25:29could start to go down again because we
25:31are bearish, starting to retrace only
25:33to head back down. In fact, if I look
25:35at the 4-hour, if I drop down to lower
25:37timeframes, you can see that for those
25:39more attentive, they were already
25:40creating an imbalance here, right? Now
25:43let's drop to our slightly lower
25:45timeframes, for example, let's go to
25:47M45. See how clearly you can see that
25:50here they were making a series of
25:51practically equal highs that went to
25:53create an imbalance up here. Okay, the
25:57imbalance, done. After the imbalance,
26:00they gave us a change in dominance,
26:01which is what we want because we were
26:03bullish from these zones and buyers are
26:05broken by sellers. So, how could one
26:07enter here? If we want, we take the
26:10last buy candle before the sell. Okay,
26:13the last buy-to-sell. So let's set the
26:16entry. I set it the other way around
26:18now, so like this: the stop above the
26:20rejection of the candle we chose, this
26:22blue one here. The take profit, here
26:24too, depends on the context, but it can
26:27also be set much lower because, if it
26:29takes off, it's a significant move; so,
26:31in the meantime, liquidity here is
26:33already at 1: 5.5, so 1: 6.6. You could
26:36even partial out and go much lower to
26:38the lows down here, but I would put the
26:40first one here, which is basically a 1:
26:426 anyway. Let's let it run, let's see
26:45how it tests the structure well, which
26:47in the end was the internal test after
26:49the imbalance. Perfect, the market
26:51takes off and now, as a pattern, I'll
26:54take this one, right? See, there were
26:56all these lows here. Okay, let's see a
26:58bit what the market does. This was a
27:01structure where they could return, okay
27:03? To retest. Then there are several,
27:06but we need to see that in this case,
27:07they were highs. Imbalance. This was
27:10the structure, or even down here, we
27:11need to see where it then forms the
27:13candlestick pattern. Okay? See, down
27:15here it didn't give us an engulfing, it
27:17just tested it and that's it. So often
27:19one might say, "But I can't figure out
27:21how to draw the structure well." Look
27:22at where the market bounces the most.
27:24The previous ones were clear. The
27:26examples we saw earlier, this one was a
27:28bit less so because we have several,
27:29but here it didn't give us any
27:31engulfing. See? Up here, for instance,
27:33the black candle arrived and basically
27:35ate up the entire blue candle. In
27:37theory, 80%of the body being eaten is
27:39enough, meaning the black candle should
27:42be at least 80%of the blue one's body.
27:44Okay? And this is the break the ice. We
27:46could have entered like this, taking
27:48profit even just here at the low, to
27:49use as an example. Okay, see how it
27:51created an imbalance, a shift in
27:53dominance, then came back to test; here
27:55it formed an engulfing and then took
27:56off, going even much lower. Gold is
27:58also very impulsive, so with take
28:00profits, if we are in favor—as in
28:02this case with the higher time frames
28:04we saw on H 4—we are quite bearish,
28:06so we can let it run even more. You
28:08know that when gold takes off. The pro
28:11is that if we are in, we can grab many
28:13more pips. The con is that we often
28:15have fewer entry opportunities on gold.
28:17Being so impulsive, it doesn't always
28:19give you entry setups, and this was
28:21also an excellent entry. This, on the
28:24other hand, is an example for a swing,
28:26to show you that we can indeed find
28:27these patterns for every time frame and
28:29every trading style. We are on the
28:32weekly; we see the market is heading
28:34downward and could continue to drop, so
28:36from here we don't understand much more
28:38. Regardless, from the daily, we can
28:40already see something interesting. We
28:44see the market is retesting this
28:45structure, and it actually closed with
28:47a nice engulfing—it even looked like
28:49an evening star—so this is already a
28:51good clue. To tell you the truth, even
28:55if the patterns don't matter much here,
28:57you could also enter directly here on
28:58the structure for gold. Many times
29:00we've seen how it gives us the retest
29:02on the structure with a candlestick
29:04pattern, and we enter short. But we can
29:06also enter much better. If I drop down
29:08to H4, what do I see? As I was telling
29:10you before, and as I tell you many
29:11times, right at these points where the
29:13market needs to move—that is, on
29:15structural retests at the price action
29:16level—it forms distribution or
29:18accumulation patterns; in this case,
29:19for the short, distribution, because
29:21that is exactly where it needs to take
29:22off and fuel up, where it needs
29:24liquidity. In fact, if I drop down to
29:26H4 now, I can see exactly what we were
29:28saying. We are at the structure.
29:29Perfect. What did it do for us? Highs,
29:33imbalance, okay? I wouldn't have
29:36entered directly there, but it gave us
29:37a shift in dominance. where one could
29:39enter. Let's remove the structure,
29:40since we've understood that it's this
29:42one. There's also this one here. So,
29:43when I have several buy-to-sell, I can
29:45also take the whole block, bam, when I
29:47don't have just one, so I take all the
29:49latest buy-to-sell. Obviously, here we
29:51are in a swing, I will have a bigger
29:53stop, stop above rejection, but also a
29:55higher take profit, or rather, in this
29:57case, a lower one, but with more pips.
29:58Take profit here from the low, just to
30:00use as an example, right? It made highs
30:02, imbalance, change of dominance, it
30:04happened, it took our entry perfectly.
30:07Ok. And here the market took off, it
30:10even went much lower here because it's
30:12what I was showing you on the daily,
30:13you see, it retested this structure to
30:15return to us. I'll clear everything to
30:18show you how much gold retests
30:19structures. It gave us a nice engulfing
30:21, bam, and one could have easily
30:23entered here on the daily. You see,
30:24even on the 8-hour, the pattern was
30:26clearer. You see how it also hit the 8-
30:28hour candle, the last buy before the
30:30sell, and on the 4-hour we took the
30:31whole block since there were several,
30:33and this was perfect. And here we are
30:35on H4, so yes, I would have had a
30:37higher stop, but also the take profit,
30:39amazing stuff. So that's another 4R
30:40brought home. You see guys, we can find
30:44these patterns endlessly on gold. We
30:46must use them wisely, because gold is
30:48very impulsive. It's no coincidence,
30:51along with price action, so watch many
30:53videos on the channel where I explained
30:55how to contextualize. Many videos,
30:56since you like the format so much,
30:58where I go to the chart to analyze also
31:00, and above all, the Forex market,
31:02because these concepts can be used on
31:04both Forex and gold. Forex is also
31:06highly manipulated, and in fact, Forex
31:09might even respect entries more, while
31:11gold, being impulsive, often just takes
31:13off, but we can see many more on gold,
31:16being very, very manipulated. Anyway,
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31:41Guys, I wish you all a good day. Bye.
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