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0:11All right. So there are things we call
0:12violation blocks, right? Violation
0:15blocks. And literally like I've always
0:17taught you guys, everything revolves
0:20everything blocks or everything trading
0:23revolves around what the concept of the
0:26other block. So this was why I would
0:29take I took my time to actually explain
0:30other block and I would still keep
0:31taking my time to keep explaining and
0:34explaining other blocks because once you
0:36have fully understood other blocks every
0:38other thing but the FVG every other
0:41thing but the FVG revolves around other
0:45blocks right if we talk about reclaim
0:48blocks we are just simply talking about
0:50a previous block that was um that was
0:54violated and now being reused If we talk
0:57about a breaker block, a breaker block
0:59cannot be formed without an other block
1:01formed. Like a breaker block can never
1:03be formed without another block for
1:05being formed. Do you get? So like
1:06everything if you talk about mitigation
1:08block, it cannot be formed without an
1:10order block. So everything still
1:11revolves around the the definition of
1:13what an order block is, right? So um
1:16when I understood this I stopped trading
1:18with every fact every other thing like
1:21block block disappeared from my memory
1:23and it was just other block and FVG but
1:26for the sake of just having every
1:29information and learning anything
1:31possible you want to learn we'll talk
1:33about violation blocks now violation
1:35blocks like the name goes violation it
1:37means that that particular area was
1:40previously a zone and then price
1:42violated it but there's a principle
1:44behind the violation blocks and the
1:47entire principle behind the violation
1:48block is based on what? It is based on
1:53um what do you call it? It is based on
1:57what was like expansions. Exactly.
2:00Expansions. Now this is what we call an
2:02expansion. When the candle
2:05this is this is an expansion. When the
2:07candle rapidly moves in one direction,
2:11right? Or we call this an imbalance.
2:13anyone. We can call it expansion and
2:15call it imbalance when the market
2:17rapidly expands in one direction because
2:20obviously a downtrend is an expansion.
2:22We have price expanding to the downside.
2:23So if you're going to use a better word
2:25for it, you say when the market um
2:27creates an imbalance, right? This is an
2:29imbalance. This is an imbalance candle
2:31and market price always likes to what?
2:34Price always like to rebalance this
2:36move, right? Because this move what when
2:40we actually got get to liquidity you're
2:41going to understand that this move
2:43actually what there was a runoff of
2:44liquidity. There was literally run off
2:46of liquidity because um the orders below
2:49here was able to run through every
2:51single cell every single cell um um um
2:56every single cell order that existed
2:57around here. Because if you've noticed
3:00if you've noticed for a while you can
3:01see that the market does not move in
3:02just one fashion. The market goes up it
3:05goes down. It goes up it goes down. And
3:06it goes up, it goes down until we get to
3:08the point, the final point, right? Just
3:09like here, up, down, up, down. You
3:12understand? The market is impulsive. But
3:14when we have something like this where
3:16price has
3:19go,
3:21I'm coming. I'm in a class. Just give me
3:2330 minutes.
3:25So, when we have something like this
3:27where price has like run through a a
3:31level without any resistance at all, we
3:34call this an imbalance. And that's the
3:35sole principle of um the violation
3:38blocks entirely. So I use the word
3:40violation because this is what I'm
3:42trying to explain. Let me go back to
3:44Euro USD chart. So I'm using the word
3:46violation because I want to try to get
3:48to this point, right? Let me expand the
3:51chart.
3:53Okay.
4:02So here's what I mean. Like we can have
4:06like um
4:08um and we can have a block like this,
4:12block like this, block like this. And I
4:16say block move like this. And then we
4:18have something like this where price
4:20takes this out. And then price expands,
4:23right? Price expands. Now this expansion
4:27has run off what the block here has
4:30violated the block here. Right? The
4:32imbalance of expansion has violated the
4:34block here. Right? Now the principle
4:37says that if it is a normal move, if it
4:39is a normal move like this where we have
4:41our uptrend, uptrend and then we now
4:44have a break structure. We have a normal
4:46move price always goes back to the
4:49extreme to seek the order block. If it's
4:52a normal move, there's a normal
4:53corrective move, price always goes back
4:56to the extreme to look for another block
4:57or price always reacts from another
4:59block. But if it is an expansion, this
5:04was I was trying to tell you guys the
5:05day we land the types of change of
5:07character. If it is an expansion,
5:11price will not climb back up to this
5:16level to continue sells. Why? Because
5:18there has been a runoff of liquidity.
5:20There are no single orders again left
5:23there. It's like when people see the
5:24imbalance, they just simply know
5:26liquidity has been entirely taken. So,
5:28everybody removes their orders. The only
5:30available source of the only available
5:33source of um um continuation or orders
5:36that will be left are those who
5:38previously had a buy entry here because
5:40you know they were expecting that price
5:41would want to continue, right? Those who
5:45previously had a buy entry here. What
5:46the market will do is the market to come
5:48mitigate their buys and then drop right
5:53thereby using them as liquidity right
5:55when we get to liquidity you're going to
5:56understand why the market needs
5:57liquidity to run. So um literally just
6:00know that whenever you see an expansion
6:02is something that all my students do.
6:03Whenever an expansion has violated a
6:06block or whenever you see an expansion
6:09um before a move don't even expect the
6:13retracement. You know what I mean by
6:15retracement? I mean this is a move. This
6:17is a retracement. A move a retracement.
6:20A move a retracement. So when we have a
6:23move take out a level and we're
6:26expecting a retracement
6:28if you want to actually continue price
6:30in the same direction or you want to
6:32change trend whatever it is because of
6:35that imbalance or because of that
6:38expansion whatever because of that
6:39imbalance the market will no longer
6:41reach the extreme right the market will
6:44no longer reach the extreme the market
6:46will just react from a very close point
6:49of interest um any of the violation
6:52blocks. There are three violation
6:53blocks. There is a reclaimed block,
6:56there is breaker block, there is
6:58mitigation block. three of them now this
7:00is how they look because you you will
7:02not see them everywhere and these things
7:04actually we are not a school of thought
7:06by that I mean these things did not
7:08exist before no single person know what
7:10a mitigation block is just you know
7:12curious body people that went and
7:14brought it out and that's why I said
7:16everything still revolves around the
7:17other block because when I when I
7:18basically sat down to look at all these
7:20things I realized that some of these
7:21names they give these things are so
7:23unimportant everything is still the
7:24other block right now this is what
7:28evaluation block means Now when we have
7:30this is this is a reclaim block. This is
7:33how it looks. Now we have a we have a a
7:35a zone a sell zone. A sell zone. Now we
7:42have price do something like this.
7:45Okay. No sorry let me let me start a
7:47fresh. Now let's say we have this zone
7:50like this. We have this zone.
7:54We have something like this. And then
7:55let's say price does something like
7:57this. Now you know that price has broken
7:59structure right? Most traders may not
8:01even know those who have no knowledge of
8:02what inducement may think that price has
8:04broken structure. So obviously here is
8:06going to be where price going to react
8:08not knowing that price just took
8:10inducement and price is basically still
8:12going to go down. Now when we have price
8:16violate this block right violate this
8:19block and somehow someway this why I'm
8:22saying somehow someway is because you
8:23will not see it all the time. It's just
8:25once in a while and somehow somehow
8:27price is able to make it back up as
8:29price goes back up and then now actually
8:32breaks or actually shifts right actually
8:35shifts now price would what do its
8:38confirmation our break or structure most
8:41of the time I mean majority of the time
8:43price always comes back to the reclaim
8:46block but why it is even tricky and why
8:50I said it is always some somehow not
8:52important because if If you're able to
8:54mark out your order blocks correctly,
8:57you would still get the entry. I don't
8:59know if you're getting me. If you're
9:00able to mark out your order blocks
9:01correctly, you will still be able to get
9:03in on the trade. But you see all the
9:05some people that will be draw this is
9:07basically Q KMR. This is what KMR is,
9:10right? When price price will now come
9:12back down to take this zone and then go
9:14up, right? People may think it's a
9:17reclaim block, but actually if you know
9:18how to draw your order block correctly,
9:20just like I have taught you, you're
9:21going to see that the other block is
9:23where price actually mitigated. But you
9:25know, now people would want to
9:26complicate trading to make it feel like
9:28it's a holy grail. So this that's
9:30basically the genesis of all these
9:32things. So I don't really even teach it
9:34so much anymore. I just tend to focus on
9:36other blocks and FVG. So this way what a
9:38claim block is. Next time you see it on
9:39somebody's chart, it just simply means a
9:41zone that was that was supposed to be
9:43previously used to sponsor a buy and
9:45price was what violated it and reclaimed
9:48it. That price went back up, right? When
9:51price is going to continue to the
9:52upside, price will most likely come down
9:54back to that level before going up. If
9:57you actually watch my video on reclaim
9:58blocks, you would understand more. If
10:00you want to go in depth, I have a video
10:01on YouTube that I I put out on reclaim
10:04blocks. If you're interested though, you
10:07could actually watch it. if two of them
10:08KMR and reclaim blocks is actually very
10:10interesting.
10:10>> I I've I've seen that I've seen that
10:12video.
10:13>> Mhm. Interesting video.
10:15>> I've seen the video. I have a question.
10:17>> Can I ask?
10:18>> Yes. Yes, please ask.
10:21>> Um now is it that anywhere you see this
10:25reclaim block like there there is going
10:26to be an other block. There must be an
10:28other block.
10:29>> Yes, there's most likely always another
10:32block there.
10:34>> Okay. So that means the claim block is
10:36just one grammar or what people call it.
10:39>> Yeah. It's just something people formed
10:41from their books.
10:43>> Okay. Okay. Okay.
10:44>> Yeah. Thank you.
10:50>> I have I have
10:53uh
10:56uh
11:11from what you done.
11:18>> Is that me?
11:19>> Shift now.
11:21shift now then
11:27a a break of structure. Normally we will
11:31set our from from the analysis you make
11:35now broke it um stop loss.
11:40Can you hear me?
11:41>> I couldn't hear you.
11:45Uh but
11:48I can't see the uh diagram again. Okay.
11:53Like let me cut the whole grammar.
11:56>> Yeah. Draw it on my screen. Draw it on
11:58my screen.
12:00>> Like no I I I want to use the diagram on
12:04your screen.
12:05>> Yes. Now that draw on your screen.
12:07>> Okay. Like what's the major cause of
12:11this liquidity stream? because
12:17I noticed that it crossed that h
12:22um uh up again.
12:26>> H
12:30>> you're cranking up. But then if you're
12:32asking about liquidities, you just
12:33forget it. When we get there, you're
12:35going to understand better.
12:38>> But I'm asking what happened here. Is it
12:41uh liquidity sweep?
12:43>> It's not liquidity sweep. Price used
12:45this place as an inducement to trigger
12:47what this let's say this place was a
12:49previous let me say for example what was
12:52this?
12:55So let's say for example this place was
12:57a previous um low. This was an
13:00incomplete pullback. Price will come and
13:02take this out to enter a sell order
13:04block before dropping. But some persons
13:06may think this incomplete pull back is a
13:08break or structure and we want to put
13:10their buys here now not knowing that
13:12price just went to use this place as an
13:14inducement to take sells to continue
13:17coming down. Now price will take them
13:19out on their buys and then finally let's
13:22say lucky enough price has come into a
13:24POI a high time frame POI price will now
13:27bounce and then actually shift and after
13:30shifting price will what break to
13:32confirm. Now what I'm saying is most
13:33times price comes down back to that
13:36previous place where every single person
13:38here thought was going to buy from.
13:39That's the other block here that
13:41everybody thoughts price was going to
13:42buy from. Price most times comes back
13:44down to that level and buys from there.
13:46But what I was telling Kot is that most
13:48of the time to forget about whatever is
13:51here. You're going to see the entry from
13:53this leg. This is why I said I don't
13:55really trade you the concept cuz
13:56whatever entry you're seeing here is
13:58like is is just waste of time cuz you'll
14:01still be able to see an entry from this
14:03leg itself. So people just actually draw
14:06extend it to the reclaim block just to
14:08make the whole thing look complex and
14:10scare newbies you know so that they
14:12would they would feel superior or so
14:14that they would feel like they know what
14:15they're doing. So it's not really a it's
14:18not really a difficult concept. Like I
14:21said, if you watch my video on reclaim
14:22block, you're going to understand
14:24better.
14:25And if you're asking about liquidity
14:27sweep, you cannot know it because you've
14:28not learned liquidity sweep.
14:31>> Okay?
14:32>> You always asking things not.
14:35>> Okay? Hold on. Hold on. See, because
14:37from from this now, this is actually a
14:40shift because it made a new high.
14:42>> It didn't make any new high. This is why
14:44I said you cannot understand it. I just
14:46explained this thing now. I explained
14:47this thing now again.
14:51didn't make any new high. I don't know
14:53what you're what you're talking about.
14:55You will not understand what I did
14:57previously. Just learn the concept and
14:59just let it be. This is what I'm saying.
15:06Let's say we are on a downtrend.
15:09Price can create an incomplete pullback
15:11and break. And the this leg can actually
15:14go up to take this place out as an
15:16inducement to continue sells from an
15:18order block here. Now when this when
15:21some person see this break people that
15:22don't have the knowledge they may think
15:24that this break is a shift but it's not
15:25a shift it's just an inducement to
15:28continue sells now they will put their
15:30entries on this block on this other
15:32block that will be here now the market
15:34will come down and continue sells and
15:36take out this low now let's say for
15:38example now that place that thing
15:40happened was close to a high time frame
15:43py now price will bounce there and then
15:45price is now ready to shift price will
15:47now bounce from there reclaim back this
15:49level and not just reclaim buy level now
15:51properly shift cuz when we now have a
15:53close above this high we now have a
15:55shift and to confirm it price may also
15:57still break or structure now what I'm
16:00saying is that most times the market
16:02actually comes down back to that
16:03previous block that was violated this
16:05block that people wanted to enter from
16:08most times the market comes down back to
16:10it and go right but you can still be
16:13able to find an entry from this leg
16:16that's from this leg you don't even need
16:18this leg for anything. That's why I was
16:20saying that that's why I said it's
16:21actually very relevant. But most persons
16:23still use it today just to make their
16:25chart look a bit complex because
16:27whatever you're going to see here, this
16:29area is going to provide everything for
16:31you. Both your other blog, both your
16:33FVG, anything at all, you're going to
16:35see it on this area.
16:38You see it on that area.
16:41If I'm if I'm able to see one on the
16:42chart, I'm going to explain. But I don't
16:44really get strength. They find I'm on
16:46the chart now.
16:48Um sorry I have a question.
16:51>> Yeah.
16:53>> Uh this is Bishop. That particular place
16:55the um
16:59the other block that would there be
17:01other block there as in the the the
17:04place that make the new high that broke
17:06the structure.
17:07>> Yes. Okay. Now this is an example
17:08>> other block.
17:09>> This is a very very good example here.
17:12Now this is this is a downtrend that has
17:15this is a downtrend basically. Now we
17:17created this low. Now we created this
17:19high. Some persons may think this is now
17:21the high, right? Not knowing that this
17:23is an incomplete pullback. Now this high
17:25created this low, right? They may not
17:27even see that this place did not break
17:29structure at all. Now when market now
17:31went above here and closed above here,
17:34they may start thinking that okay the
17:36market has you know shifted and you can
17:38see a very clean order block printed
17:40here. Now many of them will put their
17:42entries from here hoping to buy from
17:43here and the market that this place is
17:46actually an incomplete pullback and it's
17:47an inducement. Price would want to go up
17:50take orders from this other block here
17:52and then continue selling downwards. Now
17:55let's say for example the market
17:57actually goes up back which the market
17:59does. Now the market goes all back
18:02whatever is doing here is not our
18:03business and the market now finally
18:05closes above here. Right? This is a
18:07close above here. Now most of them will
18:10still draw from that other block that
18:12was violated. They will still drag it,
18:15drag it, drag it. And you can see that
18:16the market still bounced from that area.
18:19The market still bounced from that area
18:21because this place was the previous
18:23block that many persons would have
18:24thought market to bounce from. And but
18:27what I was saying is that all these
18:29things you don't even need it at all
18:30because you still be able to get your
18:32entry from the current leg that price
18:34has created something like here. You
18:37don't even need this one at all anymore.
18:39Do you get? So that's just the the whole
18:42concept of the reclaim block. The
18:43reclaim block will be like a previous
18:45other block people thought would have
18:47held and then price didn't hold from
18:49there and then price reclaims it back.
18:52Now many of them will rush to go and put
18:53their entries there because why? you
18:54think okay price going to come back and
18:56you know um continue their trades and
18:59whatn not what not but then um it's it's
19:02very very very irrelevant cuz you will
19:05still see an order block from any leg at
19:07all you're hoping to buy from so
19:09whatever has happened in the past has
19:11happened in the past just take your loss
19:12and let it be you get so that's just the
19:15thing
19:17>> but but looking at this chart now
19:19looking at this chart is there an other
19:21block here that you can take the entry
19:23from There's another block here. There's
19:26another block here. I'm on the one hour
19:28time frame. That's why you may not see.
19:29There's another block there. There's
19:31another block there. For me,
19:33>> for me, I think if you go to the higher
19:35time frame, you will not even see that
19:36that other block that failed.
19:39>> Which other block that failed? This one.
19:41>> Yes.
19:43>> Why won't you see it?
19:47>> Okay.
19:48>> Why won't you see it? That's the money
19:50block. Yeah, the man here.
19:54>> You see it's
19:58>> very very unnecessary. Somebody would
20:00have just taken his entry from here.
20:04>> Yeah,
20:07>> this was this trade. I haven't caught
20:09this trade cuz I took my entry from the
20:11I think H2 time frame or so.
20:17Is that another block? That's another
20:18block. So whatever is happening from
20:20here is none of our business cuz we
20:23still be able to see an entry from here
20:25and participate in the move. So that's
20:28what I was trying to say. The concept of
20:29the reclaim block is just a very silly
20:32thing. Now it feels like
20:33>> the other
20:35you have to first take a loss before you
20:37even be able to take a win. So it's just
20:39not it doesn't even make sense to begin
20:41with. It doesn't make sense to begin
20:43with. That was one of the things people
20:45actually asked in that my video like so
20:48what does this thing mean now? Does it
20:50mean you have to take a loss first
20:51before you actually now take a win? And
20:54is the truth is the truth. Now look at
20:57this one too. Look at this one.
21:03Let me first let me see if I can mark it
21:04out.
21:07One hour time frame.
21:11Let me see if the break is clear there.
21:17See another one. This one say looks even
21:21clean.
21:32Okay. Now uninformed traders cuz I know
21:35some persons who would actually do
21:36something like this. Right now we have
21:40we have this um this level we have this
21:44um level then many persons will think ah
21:47okay shift has happened here right a
21:50shift has happened there and then the
21:53market starts to go down and create
21:55something like this now this is W
21:57pattern some will think okay the market
22:00is now ready to buy because we've
22:01bounced from somewhere here right now
22:04this is where they will now say okay
22:06this is a confirmation shift
22:08Right? Not knowing that this
22:10confirmation shift they're talking about
22:11is an incomplete pullback, right? Is an
22:14incomplete pullback cuz just see how the
22:15move is. It didn't even reach up to even
22:1850% of this entire leg. This this is the
22:21entire leg. Look at how this move is
22:24right is an incomplete pullback. He
22:26needs to go up at least to 50% before we
22:28can call it an actual pullback. And most
22:30times incomplete pullbacks are like
22:32liquidity. Now it shifts you know you
22:35start screaming ah confirmation shifts
22:36gotten right and then there's a very
22:39clean order block it created here people
22:42would want to buy from here and the
22:44truth is that the market will trick you
22:45to think you're correct because the
22:46market will start buying from that zone
22:49only to come back and boom you've taken
22:52a loss now when you've now taken a loss
22:55we now have price has swept literally
22:57everybody here swept liquidity from
22:59there now price will now actually shift
23:03Right now price now actually shifts and
23:05not just shift price in fact you even a
23:07proper shift when price even breaks two
23:09levels it broke this first one also
23:11broke the second one that's a very valid
23:13shift now people those persons who
23:16already had their orders in that place
23:19would would still want to low key extend
23:22it to this zone and you can see that was
23:23where price reacted from they want to
23:26extend this zone and then you know
23:28hoping that market buys from there
23:29because this is a valid reclaim block
23:31But what I'm saying is that this is this
23:33is very extremely irrelevant because
23:35your other block is literally in front
23:37of you here. So what are you looking for
23:40again if you even go down the time frame
23:42when we get to time frame um other block
23:44refinement you can even refine it as
23:46much as you want cuz the other block is
23:48very very clean here. So however you
23:50want it to look like the reclaim block
23:52is is like a concept whereby you would
23:54first have to take a loss before you can
23:57even end up with a win. Do you get? So u
24:01most times I use it if I have a very
24:04very clear order if I have a very very
24:06clear um bias and then I take a loss
24:09from that trade and suddenly market now
24:12comes back into that my entry or market
24:15reclaims back that level. Many of the
24:17time many at times many at times the
24:20market is going to use that particular
24:22um block that you are currently on that
24:24took a loss to continue price. But if
24:28you actually have seen the val the
24:30actual leg of price, that's the current
24:32leg of price, you don't even need your
24:34reclaimed block, whatever. Just accept
24:35your wrong and take your entries from
24:37the other block and make money. It's as
24:39simple as that. So the reclaim block is
24:41more of a fancy name than actually
24:43useful concept. So I don't even use it
24:45all the time. You can't even see it on
24:46my charts. Maybe except if you want to
24:47make a YouTube video, you can't see it
24:49at all on my charts. This is a trade
24:52that even there's a lot of things. Don't
24:54worry, I proceed. There's something
24:56there's a lot of things that even
24:56validates this trade safe. The fifth
24:58rule, the fifth rule. So there's so many
25:01things that you could actually use
25:02before you enter a trade. You don't just
25:04see a trade and just blindly enter it
25:05like your spatter course or what.
25:10So that's about the reclaim block
25:12though. The reclaim block is not really
25:13an important concept. I just had to add
25:15it because you know to satisfy
25:18curiosity. Curiosity killed the cat.
25:21>> Tech. Hi. Quick question. It's Robert.
25:26>> Um,
25:27is it regarding the pullback and the
25:29incomplete pullbacks? I've seen I've
25:32seen you saying on some pullbacks
25:35>> that they are incomplete and on some of
25:37them you say they are complete while
25:39>> they're
25:42some that are incomplete, they actually
25:44pulled back quite a lot. Yeah.
25:47>> And the other ones that you say, "Oh,
25:48this is a complete pullback." They
25:51barely came down back. Make sense?
25:54That's what I'm saying.
25:55>> No, I cannot see a pullback that in fact
25:59I cannot see a move that didn't really
26:00pull back and call it an incomplete
26:03pullback. It's not possible. There's
26:04there is what you call an incomplete
26:06pullback. Do you get this one now is an
26:09incomplete pullback, right? An
26:11incomplete pullbacks actually form what
26:13you call inducement. And whenever I say
26:15an incomplete pullback, market always
26:17sweeps them. Even if market doesn't go
26:19back into it, the function there is just
26:21to trick traders to think that okay this
26:24is the place this is the new high and
26:26the market would sweep it. Whether it
26:28decides to sweep it and keep going up or
26:30just decides to sweep it and just reject
26:32immediately is literally none of our
26:34business. But when we have that sweep,
26:36we now have a new protected level,
26:39right? When we treat protected level,
26:40you're going to understand this. So I've
26:41never I don't think I've ever shown you
26:43guys any complete pullback that is not
26:44an incomplete pullback. If I've shown
26:46you one, any incomplete pullback I've
26:48shown you, just know it's an incomplete
26:49pullback. And the thing about trading is
26:52that it's not every incomplete pullback
26:54that the market will end up, you know,
26:59rebalancing. Some of them are even
27:00forgotten for a very long time and the
27:02market will come back to it, right? The
27:05market come back to it one way or the
27:06other. Some of them have forgotten
27:07totally and the market either comes back
27:09to violate the entire thing or comes
27:12back to to um rebalance it like the one
27:16on GU now on the weekly time frame one
27:19day one day one day the market is going
27:20to come back and fill it even if not now
27:23even if not later do you get so many
27:25times when the market starts to move
27:27just forget about it let's look at this
27:29is it on GPUs weekly
27:32so if the market doesn't come back it
27:34will come back someday or another and
27:37reclaim that level.
27:39>> Right? I I understand this. But what I'm
27:41trying to explain you is like is there a
27:44rule regarding this? You have to use
27:47your gam box to check it. I think
27:49complete pullback will stay into the the
27:52range up to 50%. Do you get even if it
27:55just taps on the 50% it's a complete
27:58pullback because I% of the range the
28:01high and the low. So if you have
28:03something like this,
28:05a complete pullback will enter into it
28:07at least 50%. Even if it just taps on
28:09the 50% mark and bounces from there is
28:13still a complete pullback.
28:17And is this valid
28:20on every break of structure?
28:23>> Which break of structure?
28:25uh like every boss has to go back to
28:28>> yes obviously it's v on every brick of
28:30structure but still on steel don't look
28:32at it like it is some kind of important
28:34thing that will relieve you all your
28:35trading burdens and all that because if
28:38you see and if you see a complete
28:39pullback and there is still a drone
28:42liquidity on that pullback if you're
28:44expecting that price will just bounce
28:45from there just a joker cuz there is so
28:47many things that the market actually
28:49uses to justify a level you don't just
28:51say any complete pullback any complete
28:52pullback is just one of the logics to
28:55help you know if price is going to come
28:57back to a level or not. It's not all.
28:59It's just one off. So when we get you're
29:02going to understand this, there are so
29:03many things that would help you know if
29:05price is going to come back to a level
29:07or price going to completely ignore a
29:09level. All right? There are so many
29:11things. It's not just an incomplete
29:12pullback alone.
29:14There are so many things that will help
29:17you know that
29:28This is a range from here to here. Can
29:32see how this level was basically left
29:34bare. One day one the price is going to
29:36come into this range. If price decides
29:38to just come into it and just tap on the
29:41line and go up is none of our business
29:43is a complete pullback, right? But see
29:46what price is. Price just came up here
29:48and then bounced from here. And this why
29:50I was like I'm actually a bit bearish on
29:51GU because if I can I can basically you
29:54can see me tomorrow I'm taking buys I
29:56can be taking buys but then one thing is
29:57for sure when price actually decides
30:00that okay it's not ready to come into
30:02this level I'll start looking for
30:04entries on this particular anywhere from
30:06below here because price is going to
30:09definitely sell till it takes out this
30:11till it takes out this midline right so
30:14that's what the incomplete pullback
30:16helps you kind of like um helps you um
30:19Understand? Do you guess? That's what it
30:21helps you understand.
30:23>> Is that an or order block? What you
30:24marked there?
30:25>> H.
30:27>> Is that box an order block?
30:29>> Yeah, it's an order block.
30:31>> So
30:34um Okay.
30:36>> Order block. Sh. But I didn't mark it
30:38out complete. You could decide to mark
30:40it out from here. But I'm marking it out
30:43based on the monthly time.
30:47the the the other block has been
30:49mitigated.
30:50>> That's why I say it doesn't matter. The
30:52other block has been mitigated, but
30:53still that range is in is still is still
30:55not at equilibrium. So price will still
30:58come back again.
31:00This is how it looks on the monthly time
31:02frame. The monthly time frame, this is
31:04the actual hidden block price should
31:06come into. And if you check it on the
31:08weekly time frame, this is how it looks.
31:11So indeed price has not even really
31:13reacted from the breaker block from the
31:15other block itself. So this is a hidden
31:17block. This is the place where price
31:18reacted from and kept buying. Are we
31:21wrong for saying price is going to react
31:22from here? No, you're not wrong. Once
31:24you see a rejection from here, you can
31:25start buying. But it doesn't still
31:27defeat the fact that someday someday
31:29after all this rubbish is doing, it's
31:30going to still come down back here.
31:32Still going to take out this low come
31:33into equilibrium before we have now the
31:36actual buys. Do you get? You're going to
31:38see happen though everybody. As long as
31:40God gives us life, we're going to see it
31:43happen.
31:45>> So, but what's what? Like, wow.
31:48Like this one now have confused me.
31:51>> Now, you keep asking questions when
31:53we've not gotten to the class. Keep
31:55asking questions question. We've not
31:57gotten to a class yet. Did I say, "Okay,
31:59this class is for incomplete pullbacks."
32:01No. Ask the what I just taught. Reclaim
32:03blocks. You know, ask that one.
32:06>> Okay.
32:07>> Asked that one. Now this is another one.
32:10This is this is something else. Now this
32:12is why I didn't want to even complicate
32:14um the whole learning process. Now this
32:17is an other block, right? This is an
32:19other block. Trading is very subjective.
32:22This other block was formed when we had
32:25price take out this high, right? And
32:28then we had this incomplete pullback
32:30here,
32:32right? Which is our inducement. But can
32:35you notice that price actually readed
32:37through? price didn't even care about
32:38it. Just dropped and basically raided
32:41through it. Right now, there are some
32:44persons that will still be able to draw
32:45this thing from here and say, "Okay,
32:47price has reacted from a reclaimed
32:49block." And you can't beat them because
32:51they are still correct. Price has
32:52reacted from a reclaimed block. Now,
32:54that aside, this is this is a block.
32:59This was this is a this is a what do you
33:02call it? This is an order block.
33:05This one too is an other block,
33:08right? This other block was meant for a
33:11sell and price actually did what? Break
33:15a structure. So, we're supposed to come
33:17back. Price is supposed to just come
33:19back, take orders and continue down. But
33:22now price raided through it and went up.
33:24Do you know that somebody can actually
33:26draw his and extend this thing to here
33:29and say price has reacted from a breaker
33:32block. Do you know that? And he's
33:34correct. It's correct because a breakout
33:36block is a previous zone that was meant
33:39to function as a buy or a sell and price
33:42was ran through it. And price ran
33:44through it with these expansion candles.
33:46This is why these expansion candles are
33:47very important because these expansion
33:48candles or these impulse imbalance
33:50candles is what gives them that um inate
33:54ability to still be used. But still on
33:56still somebody who actually even uses an
33:59order block will still be able to get.
34:01So three persons different things the
34:04same amount of money or different amount
34:06of money made.
34:08It all depends on which one do you want
34:10to focus on cuz I realized that my
34:14previous classes I told them so many
34:16things and they ended up getting
34:17confused because it's either should I
34:19trade from a breakout block, should I
34:20trade from another block, should I
34:22rubbish everything revolves around the
34:24other block itself. Nothing can can
34:27nothing can be formed without the other
34:28block. The reclaim block needs another
34:30block. The breaker block needs another
34:33block. The mitigation block needs
34:34another block. Everything needs another
34:37block. So if you just fully focus on
34:40understanding the other block itself,
34:42you've solved nearly 50% of your
34:45problems cuz trading is 50% market
34:48structure, 50% point of interest. And
34:51that 50% point of interest, you need to
34:53understand liquidity levels as well,
34:56right? Which is the next class we're
34:57going to get into. you need to
34:58understand liquidity levels as well. So
35:02um probably our next class we're going
35:04to do a a complete overview of um the
35:08other block itself. we just basically um
35:11touch down one other block itself right
35:13today I wanted to just explain the the
35:17unnecessities right or in necessities
35:20that we have like mitigation block and
35:23all these things you hear outside so you
35:24don't go outside tomorrow and think it's
35:26a difficult thing or a strategy you need
35:27to go and learn because everything is
35:30created or formed from the other block
35:33hope that's Hey,
35:44so
35:47okay,
35:51please go go on the higher time frame.
35:53Let me show you something where you
35:56marked out as an order block
36:00>> on which chart
36:03>> the last chart you before this this up
36:07one this up one how is it and other
36:10block
36:11>> well I know in the last class where I
36:13said this when you see something like
36:15this is a hidden block and there's an
36:17other block in it if you go down the
36:19time frame
36:21>> okay when when two weeks go
36:27>> like each other.
36:29>> Yes. And not just two weeks, the two
36:31candles must be like they must be they
36:34must be a long candle. It cannot form
36:36with short short candle. It must be like
36:38long candles. This is why you can't see
36:40them here where there are short short
36:42candles. Can't see them at all. So it
36:43must be two long candles and their weeks
36:45will go into each other. So when you see
36:47something like that, there's always an
36:48order block in that level where that
36:50thing that thing was created. If you go
36:52down from H1, you'll see it.
36:56>> Okay. So, like will it be the same
36:59like
37:01green like the same candlestick H
37:05pattern or different or it doesn't
37:08really matter.
37:13>> I don't understand
37:16what I
37:18now
37:20>> from the chat now. That's that's
37:22actually a bullish
37:26candlestick because it's actually
37:29>> Okay. Yes. It will be the same
37:31candlestick color.
37:32>> Does it Does the color
37:35>> Yes. It must be the same color. It must
37:38be the same color. It must be the same
37:40color for it to be a hidden block.
37:42>> Okay.
37:42>> It must be the same color.
37:45It can't be a different color. It must
37:47be the same color.
37:50must be the same color.
37:52>> Yeah.
37:54>> And long sticks that the W are into each
37:59other.
38:00>> Which one?
38:03>> Okay.
38:05>> It must be the same color. And look at
38:07it here. See it here. This is the other
38:08block here.
38:13So when you see something like that, if
38:14you go down the time frame, you're going
38:16to basically see that other block there.
38:18You're going to see it. So it must be
38:20the same color, must be a long candle
38:22and all that. So that one literally I
38:26picked it up from my study. It's not
38:28something that you can see anywhere.
38:29Nobody talks about what a hidden block
38:30is. I picked it up when I was studying
38:33and I saw it and I was okay. This one
38:34has played out so many times. Even
38:36there's a one I'm going to There's one
38:38here now, but I will not even disturb
38:39you guys about. There's another block
38:40here, but you may not be able to see it,
38:42but that is another block. When you see
38:44something that is another block, and I
38:46don't even have the energy to explain
38:47how it is another block, but if you go
38:49down the time frame, you're going to see
38:50that this thing is another block. First
38:52have an inside bar. We have the next
38:54candle take out its low and engulf it.
38:57Literally another block. Literally. So,
39:00some of these things you also still be
39:02able to pick them up during your study
39:04and during our weekly analysis, right?
39:07There is no rush at all. So everything
39:09revolves around the other block.
39:11Everything literally everything revolves
39:13around the other block if you have good
39:14understanding of what another block is.
39:16You will not even have problems with
39:18trading. I kid you not. You don't have
39:20problems at all with trading because you
39:22either need another block at every given
39:24point or an FVG. It's either an order
39:27block or an FVG. Either an other block
39:29or an FVG. Nothing more, nothing less.
39:33You know, there was a time I actually
39:34went to learn um I don't know if you
39:36guys have learned heard about weeks,
39:38right? like all these um people who
39:40actually um draw lines and then just put
39:43their entries and you know curiosity
39:46just made you go I just went to stupidly
39:48learn one rubbish like that cuz I was so
39:50curious to learn everything and then
39:54after I finished learning that whenever
39:56I see oh god I haven't forgotten I
39:59haven't forgotten the principle said but
40:01they will tell you whenever you see two
40:03weeks something like this
40:07whenever you See two weeks like you see
40:09one week you see this week the entry is
40:12going to be this week that's this one
40:14now did not give it a name I said it is
40:16a borrowed week the amount of stop-loss
40:20and missed entry this rubbish gave me oh
40:25my god I'm my father the amount of
40:27stop-loss and missed entry that stupid
40:29information gave me
40:32I cannot even I I'm not sure anybody can
40:36go through it and still be trading to
40:37this point cuz it was so much
40:40information I just soaked up in. I even
40:41had to write a thread on it. Writing
40:43rubbish and rubbish and rubbish. All
40:45these things they don't work. They are
40:47just fantasies people sell you. So there
40:49are some people you see their chat and
40:50you just keep asking yourself is this
40:52person truly making money. And you know
40:54I used to be in that stage. This I keep
40:56telling people I used to be all this. I
40:57used to be if I see your chat I
40:59instantly know if you're making money or
41:01not cuz I used to be also like you. I
41:04used to be very stupid on a chart and be
41:06very very 10 hour 100 hour 20 I'll be
41:09looking for how to catch 500 hour in
41:11like the next five minutes. So it took
41:13me to learning all those how do I enter
41:15the most precise point or how do I enter
41:18the most exact point where price going
41:20to reverse from. Do you get and these
41:22things are not sustainable at all.
41:24They're not sustainable at all because
41:25you end up you end up losing your money
41:29and even breaking yourself because you
41:31don't even have the energy to continue.
41:34The market has laid down some principles
41:36and made everything so easy for us. So
41:39why are you still disturbing yourself
41:40with wanting to learn more?
41:44Always disturb yourself with something
41:45to learn more. So literally everything
41:48revolves around the other block. This is
41:50even where I have my current entry for
41:52G. I'm still waiting for it to drop
41:55further and I'll buy from here
42:00on confirmation.
42:03Anyways, so yes, that's the reclaim
42:06block. The reclaim block is a violated
42:07block. a previous order block that was
42:09violated and letter reclaimed. So we are
42:12saying it is going to be an order block
42:14that was violated first
42:17and then price now what reclaims it and
42:22uses it. Right? So now a breaker block
42:27is an other block too that was violated
42:31and reclaimed. By that I mean a breaker
42:33block is something like this.
42:36Now we have a breakout block for a buy
42:39is going to previously be a sell zone or
42:41a sell order block as let's say we have
42:43a sell order block like this. We have
42:45our breaker structure here right? We
42:48have our breaker structure here and then
42:50the market now comes up and the market
42:54remember principle the market will not
42:56just come up and just maybe slightly go
42:58through it. Nah to not do that. What
43:00will make it a breakout block is when
43:02the market actually expands through it
43:03as runs through it one long candle. Now
43:06when it breaks through it it leaves it
43:08leaves this zone bare right and what
43:12happens that the market comes back to
43:13use this zone for entry and the only
43:16function for continuations. So please
43:18when you see a breakout block even if
43:20yes it's at the don't justify it to
43:23reverse price. If there's a shift that
43:25has happened before it do not justify it
43:28to reverse price. It only functions to
43:31continue what price. Now I'm going to
43:33show you one because this one caused an
43:35argument between me and my friend when
43:37we are trading. You know some people
43:39don't hear and it's good though to
43:41actually have blockhead and just trust
43:43your guts. Now this is on euro USD JPY
43:48right now. This is look at this.
43:53Now first and foremost we bought from
43:56here.
43:58We bought from
44:00Okay. Yes. So, we bought from here.
44:04We bought from this other block.
44:07I think I'm in the H4. Yes. We bought
44:09from this other block here. Right. And
44:12the market was going so good.
44:16Market was going so good.
44:18Right. And we had our breaker structure.
44:24We had our breaker structure
44:27right now. The market stopped somewhere
44:30here and I think there was an FVG
44:33because actually we were on a downtrend.
44:35We are trying to like beat the trend and
44:37there was a reason why we were on a
44:38current downtrend and the market is
44:40supposed to sell right. So the FVG
44:42caused a continuation although on the
44:44higher time frame it is an order block
44:46but then the exact place where the
44:47market stopped and just kept on selling
44:49was a fair value gap. So it was
44:52continuing price to go down now. But we
44:54wanted to reverse this price back up,
44:57right? Our intention is to actually take
44:59make sure we take out this high, right?
45:02And there's a reason why, like I said,
45:03when we get to the final class, you know
45:04why our intention was that this high was
45:06going to get taken out. So when we saw
45:08this shift here, the shift happened
45:11here, the shift happened here.
45:16Our expectations that was that price was
45:18going to come and find somewhere here
45:20and continue the trade, right? And start
45:22going up. Now my friend actually saw
45:24this zone because there's an FVG here,
45:27right? There's an FVG here and then the
45:29FVG is overlapping with the breaker
45:31block and the EU is like freaks out
45:33about oh more FVG overlapping breakout
45:35block. What not? What not? not not and I
45:38tell him this trade is not going to buy
45:39from here. Nothing in this world will
45:41make this trade buy from here. It's not
45:43even possible cuz now our shift is
45:45confirmed. We need a place that can
45:47bounce price up. Every single zone here
45:50was bare to us. We couldn't use any of
45:52them cuz they had already been mitigated
45:54on the lower time frame. Right? This was
45:56the only purest zone left for us to
45:58actually buy from. Now I told him the
46:01market was not going to buy from. This
46:02is where the market was going to buy
46:04from. These other blocks that are
46:06currently stacked up here.
46:09I refined it. Anyways, the other blocks,
46:11the other block
46:13from up there to here, but I refined it
46:15to get this zone. And this is the
46:17inducement.
46:19Very clean order block inducement. And
46:21then he started buying from here
46:22anyways. And he was in profit. Very
46:24clean profit saying that more break or
46:27structure. Say I they miss out. say he
46:29want he wants to continue because he saw
46:31a rejection week right and he wants to
46:33add more positions. It was not long
46:35after the market did what dropped and
46:38where did the market buy from at the end
46:40of the day from the extreme. So the
46:42other block only has the power even
46:44though there's a breakout block there
46:45because this was a previous sell zone.
46:47How was it previous sell zone? Look we
46:50closed what? Below break structure. So
46:53the market is supposed to come back and
46:56drop. Now can you see that the market
46:58actually broke with expansion candle?
47:00See that expansion candle was talking
47:02about it. So this also validated the
47:05breakout block itself and he felt that
47:07oh the breakout block was basically
47:08going to shift price. But at the end of
47:10the day logic is still logic. A breakout
47:13block can only continue price. It cannot
47:16cause a shift in price or it cannot
47:18sponsor a shift in price. And this was
47:20why we had our valid reaction because
47:23everybody will be buying from here.
47:25Everybody's was so clear. everybody to
47:26be buying from here hoping that the
47:28market to keep going up. The market did
47:29its thing and finally met a fair value
47:32gap and then start dropping until it got
47:33here and when it got here nothing
47:35stopped it from getting to the target
47:37which was this high. So there are some
47:39things you still see along the line and
47:41you just know that at the end of the day
47:43the other block is the most ultimate of
47:45them all. Right? At the end of the day
47:48is the most ultimate of them all. Now
47:50this is another one the same pair the
47:52same pair. Now this is the shift. The
47:54shift happened here,
47:57right? Shift happened here. This is the
47:59other block. Very bare, very unused,
48:02right? Very bare, very unused. And this
48:05guy started buying from here for some
48:07weird ass reason. And I was like, the
48:10other block is at extreme now. What are
48:11you looking for up here again? And what
48:14the USJ do as well as usual disappointed
48:17him and came down. Now it is currently
48:19going up.
48:20So there are some things you cannot just
48:22defeat for a fact that if you want price
48:25to shift from a previous position, this
48:27is a very very very very bizarre
48:30downtrend until we had our shift for
48:32price. If you actually indeed want price
48:34to go back up and take out this high,
48:36what you must be looking for is number
48:37one at the extreme and number two an
48:39unmititigated other block. Right? Why I
48:42didn't enter this trade, why I didn't
48:44trust it was because we didn't have an
48:46inducement and we had this gap here. We
48:49didn't have an inducement but a an
48:51engineered liquidity letter came in and
48:53helped right yeah we're going to learn
48:55what an engineered liquidity is. So in
48:57cases where there are no inducements
48:59engineered liquidity is going to form
49:00close to the entry. So both these things
49:02are things you still keep adding as we
49:04keep proceeding. So literally
49:08FVG order block don't need any other
49:10thing else everything else is just like
49:12noise right everything is just like
49:15noise every other block and um psychedel
49:19students something I always used to
49:20trick them whenever they write their
49:21quiz I would always ask them this
49:23question what is the only point of
49:25interest that is allowed to overlap a
49:28breaker block right what is the only
49:32point of interest that is allowed to
49:34overlap a breaker By that I mean this is
49:37something like this where if we have
49:39something like this let's say we have um
49:43let's say we have a break
49:46right and this is the breakout block
49:47this is the place where we expect sell
49:49and then we have like a boom v a a an
49:52expansion candle now I always ask them
49:55what is the only point of interest that
49:56can be allowed to be on this leg and the
50:00answer is the only point of interest
50:01that can allow to be on this leg is a
50:03fair value gap only a fair value gap can
50:05be allowed to be on this leg. That's
50:07directly opposite the breaker block.
50:09Directly opposite the breaker block. If
50:12another block is there, forget about the
50:14breaker block and whatever. Just mark
50:16the other block and take your entries.
50:17And it still happened here as well. We
50:19had this cell this sell order block and
50:23price ran through it with expansion
50:25candle. But before that happened, price
50:28created an order block there, right?
50:30Price created another block there. So if
50:32you had marked out the breaker block and
50:35marked out the other block, you still
50:37end up with a win,
50:39right? And the market was literally
50:41bounced from there and went up. There
50:43are confirmations too you could still
50:45use to get in on this trade. So
50:46literally everything is just um logic,
50:48patience, and just waiting for the right
50:50opportunity to present itself in no pass
50:52like that. Truthfully, you know pass
50:55like that.
50:57So let's see how it goes. Let's see how
50:59it goes. Um, if we can have a close
51:01above this high, right, if price wants
51:04to continue, we probably use a what? A
51:07fair value gap and then run it up.
51:10That's literally how the market moves.
51:12Continuations, fair value gap,
51:14reversals, other order blocks.
51:16Continuations, fair value gaps,
51:17reversals, other blocks, right? Other
51:20blocks. And this is why most times I
51:21don't trade in a week. If I don't see
51:23price close to another block, I just go
51:24and rest. when I see price close to a
51:27block, a valid other block meets all my
51:29criterias because obviously I'm not just
51:31I'm not dumb enough to just see another
51:33block and then jump into it. There are
51:35confirmations I still use to trade. So
51:38if I see price um presents my entire
51:41confirmations and then I can tell
51:43myself, okay, yes, I'm going to trade
51:45this week, but I'm not going to trade
51:46this week. And whenever I decide to
51:48trade, I will make money, right? I'll
51:50make money. So that there's no rush.
51:53There's no rush. The market takes out
51:55money from the impatient and gives to
51:57the patient.
52:00Ever heard that before? The market takes
52:02money away from the impatient and puts
52:05it in the hands of the patient ones.
52:08Takes some money from the impatient,
52:10puts it into the hands of the patient's
52:12wounds.
52:14Literally.
52:17So, finally on our list, mitigation
52:20block. Literally the same thing with the
52:24breaker block.
52:26Literally the same thing with the
52:27breaker block.
52:30Literally the same thing with the
52:31breaker block, the mitigation block. So
52:33I will not even talk about it. It's
52:35going to be a previous sell or a buy
52:37zone that was remember that was violated
52:41with an expansion candle. So for the
52:43breakout block and the mitigation block,
52:46in fact, forget about let's just call
52:47them breaker blocks. for the breakout
52:49blocks. Price has to raid through them
52:54with an imbalance candle. Price has to
52:57read through them with an imbalance
53:00candle. So, it is going to be a previous
53:03order block that was supposed to either
53:05sponsor a sell or a buy, but price now
53:08was raids through them with an imbalance
53:11candle. All right. Price reads through
53:14them with an imbalance candle. price
53:16reads through them with an imbalance
53:18candle. I'm going to show you one.
53:28You go girl.
54:03There's one here, but it's no clear.
54:06There's one here anyways. But if I ask
54:08you not to mark out the other block, you
54:09not be able to mark out the other block.
54:10But then this is the the breakup
54:14structure. So the block is supposed to
54:16be somewhere here,
54:19right? But now see what happened. Price
54:22read through it with an imbalance
54:24candle. And this was why price didn't
54:26what? Go up here to take this other
54:28block. So whenever price reads through a
54:32level, a valid level with an with an
54:34imbalance, price would always come to
54:36retest it and then drop. This is why we
54:39see that price didn't really come back
54:40to that other block anymore.
54:42So, but that one is not clear. I'm
54:44looking for one with a very clean other
54:45block that you're familiar with.
54:49In fact, when you see most times when
54:50you see this imbalance candles,
54:53price always reach the extreme anymore.
54:56Price does not always reach the extreme
54:58anymore. It just looks for the nearest
55:01looking structure and just takes entry
55:04from there.
55:05just look for the nearest looking
55:06structure and take entry from there.
55:08Whenever I see this imbalance candles,
55:10price rarely rarely reaches this place.
55:13It rarely reaches that other block
55:15itself. Just looks for whatever is in
55:18the middle of that zone and just takes
55:21entries from there.
55:23Right? Just takes entries from there.
55:28Just takes entries from there.
55:32Um big tech big tech I used to have a
55:35problem with this breaker block because
55:37yeah there are some charts you see now
55:39you see a whole lot of breaker blocks
55:41and then I think that is where
55:42mitigation comes in but
55:44>> I still find it very difficult
55:46>> okay
55:47>> cuz you see like
55:49>> so many you know
55:52>> I don't know you understand what I mean
55:53right
55:53>> I get you get you
55:57>> the breaker blocks are yes you can like
55:59this impulsive move now can come and you
56:01be asking yourself is Yeah, like this.
56:03Like exactly like this.
56:04>> Mhm. So there's only one correct breaker
56:07block here and price mitigated it.
56:12>> There's only one
56:14>> like in this line I just mentioned,
56:16there's only one correct one and price
56:17actually has used it and dropped
56:22because this one
56:24>> it still boils down to just like you
56:25said boils down to the knowledge of
56:27mitigation. This one was mitigated
56:29already. This one was migated already.
56:34>> So this is the only one that was
56:35unmmitigated
56:36>> and so price just used it and dropped.
56:38>> Yeah.
56:40>> Although there was also a fair value gap
56:42above here. So price still came and
56:45swept this high. But still on still if
56:48your stop loss is sufficiently placed
56:49you would still come out with a win on
56:51this trade.
56:53So it still boils down to how much of
56:55mitigation do you know? Do you have good
56:57knowledge of mitigation
56:59>> and Yeah, it's not hard
57:04at all.
57:05>> Yeah.
57:09You know, this was this man's name
57:11again. Uh
57:13US GPY doesn't have
57:16doesn't have a good price action.
57:19We look for GBPUSD.
57:25So, but 90% of the time, if you check
57:27where the price price bounced from,
57:30you're going to notice one thing.
57:32Majority of the time, bounce from
57:33another block. An order block. Majority
57:36of the time, the bounce from another
57:38block. This one too is a is a breakout
57:41block.
57:44It's a breakout block as well
57:48cuz we had
57:50this buy. That be this sell market was
57:54supposed to come take supposed to come
57:58drop but what happened violated
58:02then came into it and bounced.
58:07So many of times when there is that
58:08expansion that imbalance price doesn't
58:10really reach back to these zones anymore
58:13just picks the nearest level and just
58:16bounce
58:19and just bounce. So, so if price run
58:23through a another block
58:25>> Yeah.
58:26>> and close above it
58:27>> Mhm.
58:28>> it's not it's not a migated uh block,
58:30right?
58:31>> Yes. It's not mitigated.
58:33It's not mitigated. Price just violated
58:35it. And you know, it could still come
58:38back to use it in the future.
58:41Do you get? So, it's not This is This is
58:44the This one too is is a bit
58:47complicated, but if you look at it,
58:48you're going to be able to see it. If
58:50you remember what I marked as another
58:52block
58:53here, this was what price used.
59:00This one has been mitigated,
59:03right?
59:05This one too has been mitigated.
59:09So, but because of this expansion, price
59:13didn't reach this this place again. it
59:16just probably oh just chose to decide to
59:18react from this one again and then drop.
59:21So whenever you see that expansion price
59:24does not go to the extreme at all. It
59:25just looks for the nearest the nearest
59:28um this thing blocks by the side here
59:31and just taps and reacts from them. Go
59:34to your chart check every single place
59:35where there was an expansion price
59:37doesn't always reach back for the high
59:39or in fact any expansion don't worry
59:42when we learn inducement you understand
59:43better. Any expansion that doesn't have
59:45a form of inducement, it just drops like
59:46this. Most times price doesn't come back
59:48to the extreme. It just looks for the
59:50nearest violated block and just drops
59:54from there. You get it just drops from
59:56there. So some persons call it SNR.
59:59There's one there was a time on it
1:00:01happened on GU for three consecutive
1:00:04weeks people could not trade cuz it was
1:00:07just acting like a witch. It was just
1:00:08dropping and dropping and dropping from
1:00:10Let me look for that chart.
1:00:13It happened here. Yeah,
1:00:16it happened here. So, this was when it
1:00:19happened.
1:00:24Now, see this? See this?
1:00:34Can you see that?
1:00:37See this one too?
1:00:46Right?
1:00:48Whenever I see that expansion, just take
1:00:50notes cuz majority of the time price
1:00:53would not come back.
1:00:56Price would not come to the extreme. So
1:00:59I think it happened on that place too.
1:01:01This is not even the one I want to even
1:01:02talk about. There was a time it happened
1:01:06very very well.
1:01:10Well, though the market doesn't expand
1:01:11so much. In fact, currently now
1:01:14expansions are dead because I don't know
1:01:16what's wrong with the financial market.
1:01:17The news doesn't really pump price
1:01:19anymore. Come to trading last year, you
1:01:21could just be sleeping. If drops, your
1:01:23account is in shambles cuz the market
1:01:26has literally pumped like hell. That's
1:01:29why we had so much expansion candles
1:01:31last year. But this year, the only
1:01:32expansion candles we pray for is we pray
1:01:34for the day Trump will speak. is when
1:01:36you did Trump's pa there is enough
1:01:38volatility in the markets to create this
1:01:40expansion looking candles other than
1:01:42that you're left with nothing cuz the
1:01:44market will not even move so this one
1:01:46too this is a valid block that was is a
1:01:50valid block that was what ignored and
1:01:53you can see what price did because it
1:01:55was ignored price violated it came and
1:01:59dropped from there so you need to just
1:02:01know two things unmititigated demand
1:02:04violation with An impulse
1:02:08shift.
1:02:40So um let me share back my screen
1:02:45although my network is not going to be
1:02:47very strong anymore.
1:02:50Anyways so but you've gotten what I
1:02:52meant. I just want to talk about
1:02:54violation blocks today. You just need to
1:02:56know one thing. the markets would
1:02:59reclaim any level at all that was
1:03:02unmititigated and was violated with an
1:03:06impulsive move. That's just it. So if
1:03:09you had a previous demand that market
1:03:11did not mitigate and then price ended up
1:03:14reading that level or ended up like um
1:03:18um violating that level. Many of times
1:03:20price going to use that level to bounce
1:03:22back again. you get just like we can see
1:03:26here this other block was ignored price
1:03:29raed it continued from there and they
1:03:31only used for continuations mostly used
1:03:34for continuations so yeah if you see
1:03:36them on if you see them on um on on
1:03:39reversals they always very close to the
1:03:41other block so close you could even just
1:03:43mark out the other block and be on your
1:03:45way right so that is just literally the
1:03:51behind them That's the issue the theorem
1:03:54behind them and there's nothing more to
1:03:56talk about them though that's it. So in
1:03:58our next class we're going to be
1:04:00discussing more on other blog we'll
1:04:01probably look at the charts and we'll do
1:04:03an analysis based on how much you've
1:04:05learned and I'm also going to be asking
1:04:07you guys a lot of questions. So if
1:04:10you've not watched the previous classes
1:04:13have just this week cuz I would not call
1:04:16you up and say okay what can you see
1:04:18what's happening here and you explain
1:04:20and that thing for me because I take my
1:04:22time to ask you guys give me your
1:04:24questions at the end of every class and
1:04:27you you you decide not to ask you're on
1:04:29your own no
1:04:31the next class is going to be an
1:04:32interactive session we look at
1:04:34everything we've taught from beginning
1:04:36to the end so don't miss that current
1:04:38that particular class.
1:04:42>> I have a question.
1:04:43>> Please ask ask. You have a question. Ask
1:04:48>> zoom zoom out zoom out screen please.
1:04:50Let me ask you from the from the other
1:04:53block that was ignored. So once the once
1:04:56the other block once the other block is
1:04:59being ignored and and an
1:05:03expansion candle ran through it, do you
1:05:06know the
1:05:08one that would the h change the trend
1:05:12and how will you know the one that will
1:05:15continue the trend when it actually
1:05:17comes back to mitigate it? change the
1:05:21trend
1:05:24>> like now
1:05:27this red candle ran through it
1:05:29>> then
1:05:32let later it now went up it and and h
1:05:37in the same down trend. Yes, that place
1:05:40is second. But there are ones that like
1:05:43to go back mitigate it then reverse the
1:05:47the trend.
1:05:52>> A validated block cannot change trend.
1:05:56Only another block can.
1:05:58>> Wow. Wow. Wow.
1:06:01>> It can only continue. It can only
1:06:03continue in that direction. That's why
1:06:06this one pushed price down.
1:06:09All right.
1:06:10>> Push price down. So you can only
1:06:12continue. Can't change.
1:06:31ask your questions. I'm looking at this
1:06:33level and it's looking very strange.
1:06:36Do we explain this one that day we
1:06:38explained other blocks?
1:06:40Please ask your questions.
1:06:51Okay. Who is who is annoting? Annote
1:06:53your annote and ask your questions.
1:06:59Somebody was annotating. I be annotating
1:07:02on the chat.
1:07:04Where is Stella? Where is um Ruka?
1:07:16A ask Brown ask.
1:07:22Um I don't I don't have a question
1:07:24because you know um I'm just getting to
1:07:28know better from all this. I already
1:07:29know what's another blog but like just
1:07:32getting enlightened and everything is
1:07:34just getting more interesting for me.
1:07:36>> Okay. So I should ask you.
1:07:43>> Okay. That's actually nice.
1:07:47That's nice.
1:07:49Anyways um
1:07:52Um Friday ask
1:08:00Brown ask where is life
1:08:14your network your network your network
1:08:17wherever that person is your network is
1:08:19disturbing you
1:08:28Okay, delight say you have another
1:08:29question.
1:08:33>> There are other blocks that
1:08:35>> Mhm.
1:08:40lost that. What?
1:08:54>> Yes. So,
1:09:03>> I didn't get you. Can you hear me?
1:09:08I got
1:09:16is it me or is the network? What's
1:09:18happening?
1:09:26>> Friday, you want to ask? I can't hear.
1:09:28>> Yes, I wanted to ask you a question.
1:09:29>> Okay. Okay.
1:09:30>> Other other block can be can also be a
1:09:32pin bar, right?
1:09:33>> Yes.
1:09:35and tweezer close.
1:09:37>> Of course, it's can.
1:09:39>> Okay. Okay.
1:09:42>> It come. All you just need to do is just
1:09:44need to know the location and you know
1:09:48what it is going to function as. But
1:09:50when we look at inducements, we would
1:09:52see more more types of other blocks.
1:09:54There was one this guy asked this
1:09:55morning like okay this one now. Anyways,
1:09:58you guys would even know this one if I
1:09:59point it out. But this one is another
1:10:02block.
1:10:05So it's another block.
1:10:08>> Both both uh dodgy dodgy also another
1:10:11block.
1:10:12>> No no no. You see that one? You see that
1:10:14one? Please run away from it. Those dois
1:10:17don't never use them as your other
1:10:18block. Never ever ever cuz they still
1:10:22end up failing. Even if they push price
1:10:24a bit, you may think ah the market is
1:10:26going in my direction. It would come
1:10:28back and take you out. So Never use a
1:10:31dojo. I beg.
1:10:33>> It's all right. Understood, sir.
1:10:37>> Delight. Are you back? I he finally left
1:10:40the call.
1:10:45Are you Is this the first time you're
1:10:48joining us from BF Canada?
1:10:54How come you had the opportunity to
1:10:55join?
1:10:58Awesome.
1:11:02>> It's from UK.
1:11:04>> Okay. UK. I say Canada.
1:11:07>> Yeah. But I'm not working today. I'm not
1:11:08home.
1:11:09>> Okay. Not working today. That's
1:11:12>> And I've been joining previously as
1:11:14well. I don't just talk like I just But
1:11:16I follow up and watch videos later.
1:11:19Yeah.
1:11:20>> Okay. Yeah.
1:11:28I can't even I need to see a full list
1:11:30of those in class today.
1:11:33Okay, Praesh is Indian, so his English
1:11:37accent is not that good. None of these
1:11:39girls attended today.
1:11:41Anyways, we're going to be closing the
1:11:44violation blocks class. You just need to
1:11:46know two things. It's going to be
1:11:48another block and it's going to be
1:11:50violated with an impulsive candle. All
1:11:52right. So, every other thing that is not
1:11:55this is either an order block or an FVG
1:12:00until we get that violation
1:12:03uh with either cuz you know when it is
1:12:05when it is not with an impulsive candle
1:12:06it can be a reclaimed block but when
1:12:08it's with an impulsive candle then we
1:12:10start to call it a breaker block right
1:12:13the mitigation blocks is just it's it's
1:12:16just weird it's just a term if I even
1:12:17send you a picture of what it looks like
1:12:19you just scrape it off your head
1:12:22You would literally you would literally
1:12:25just tell yourself this just a breaker
1:12:27block a breaker block with a twist. So
1:12:30we just have
1:12:32um three POIs for now. Breaker blocks,
1:12:36fair values and other blocks, right? And
1:12:38then we could add um I think just these
1:12:42three is okay. Reclaim blocks is
1:12:44whenever reclaim blocks is very
1:12:46pointless. So just these three. We'll
1:12:48work with these three as we keep moving
1:12:50forward. And you know it's not something
1:12:52you're going to grasp at once. Trust me,
1:12:56it took me a lot of time to learn this
1:12:59thing. So it's not magic. But the truth
1:13:02is that if you the more you watch me do
1:13:06it, the more you you it starts to get to
1:13:08you. Like naturally it just gets to you.
1:13:11When we have our weekly reviews, when
1:13:14you see me do some things, you ask you
1:13:15questions. Why did you why did you From
1:13:18there you would start learning these
1:13:19things and it just becomes normal right
1:13:23my my old private students they they've
1:13:26had their classes since 2023 but still
1:13:29every week they ask me are we going to
1:13:32have a weekly market session today why
1:13:35because they just want to see if there
1:13:36is anything different from what I have
1:13:40what how I currently look at the chart
1:13:42and how I currently analyze the chart
1:13:44and this is literally the only thing
1:13:45they do when they when this they the
1:13:47when I start chatting they just keep
1:13:49quiet and they just keep watching and
1:13:50watching and watching and by observing
1:13:52you just tend to be able to see from
1:13:55that person's point of view right
1:13:57everything we've been learning you're
1:13:59going to see me apply them you're going
1:14:01to see me um you're going to see me
1:14:04basically decide there's going to be
1:14:06like it's going to be a battle of
1:14:07thoughts where I'm deciding okay which
1:14:09setup is the best for me to take which
1:14:11would not stress me the most which would
1:14:13play out without which would give me the
1:14:14most reward
1:14:15which would you know all these things
1:14:18right so it's not something you just ah
1:14:20okay I want to learn how to enter
1:14:22strategy a strategy B it's not that just
1:14:24you're literally learning the market
1:14:26logic and you're basically using what
1:14:28you know to justify entering a trade or
1:14:33not entering a trade right when I saw
1:14:35this shift here this break above this
1:14:37high every single person was still
1:14:39bearish at that point but then I was now
1:14:42bullish because that shift has happened.
1:14:46If we were bearish, we would have not
1:14:48closed above this high with a body
1:14:52prominently even two candles. If we were
1:14:56bearish, you would have just swept it
1:14:57and rejected back immediately.
1:15:00And on top of that, a new break
1:15:02happened. So whilst everybody was
1:15:04looking for how to sell, I was now
1:15:06looking for how to buy. So literally
1:15:09everything is just logic and you start
1:15:11to see that trading is simple when you
1:15:13number one have a have a set of rules
1:15:16that you follow and then when you get on
1:15:18the chart you're justifying every single
1:15:21trade based on what you actually know
1:15:24and the rules you you actually have set
1:15:27for yourself and actually it just gets
1:15:30easy from there right just gets easy
1:15:33from there so
1:15:36we'll be seeing more By God's grace,
1:15:38like I would always keep saying,
1:15:40if
1:15:42if God wills, as long as there's life,
1:15:46there's hope, we would definitely see a
1:15:48lot of things happen and would make a
1:15:51lot of money.
1:15:54Anyways, I think with that said,
1:15:58we just come to the end of today's
1:15:59class.
1:16:01>> Sorry. Uh class,
1:16:02>> excuse me, sir.
1:16:03>> Yes, please ask.
1:16:04>> Yeah, please. Uh your weekly reviews are
1:16:07always when sir so I can set a
1:16:09notification for it.
1:16:10>> Um Sundays.
1:16:14>> Sundays. What time sir?
1:16:16>> Let me say 900 p.m. But that time you
1:16:19guys always having classes. So I do it
1:16:21with them. Let's see. I used to do it
1:16:23with them 9:00 p.m. before, but then
1:16:24always that time you guys will always be
1:16:26actually be having classes. So I kind of
1:16:28like shifted it to like around 11:00
1:16:30p.m. with them. So although although
1:16:33though we could also still do it on
1:16:34Saturdays. It depends but anyways I
1:16:36always announce whenever we're going to
1:16:38have it. I always announce so you would
1:16:41definitely know.
1:16:43>> Sorry. No problem sir. Thank you.
1:16:45>> You definitely know. Yeah.
1:16:56All right. Um,
1:16:59I'll see you guys in the next one.

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