The OFFICIAL 10am Trading Guide — Transcript

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1. 0:01Hello and welcome back to a highly
2. 0:06requested video, the official 10 a.m.
3. 0:09guide. The video you guys have been
4. 0:11waiting for. Um, funny enough, I
5. 0:13actually made a video on this um last
6. 0:16year, I think, if I'm not mistaken. But
7. 0:19it's not called the 10 a.m. Guide, so no
8. 0:22one watched it. All right. Um, ignore
9. 0:25the car jack. It's just sometimes the
10. 0:27cars get jacked.
11. 0:30Um, new mic. Hopefully this sounds good.
12. 0:32Shout out my girlfriend for getting me
13. 0:33this. Um, looks very professional. So,
14. 0:38I'm not going to [ __ ] around. Let's get
15. 0:40straight into it and look at some
16. 0:42charts.
17. 0:44I'm going to make myself smaller. There
18. 0:46we go. So, first of all, we are going to
19. 0:50go over
20. 0:53the whole concept of 10 a.m. why it
21. 0:56works and how it works.
22. 0:59and the framework behind it. Right?
23. 1:02So on this chart in front of me right
24. 1:05now, I have the 4hour candle of this
25. 1:10specific setup. Right? So I'm just going
26. 1:12to go ahead and start marking out the
27. 1:16terminology for this. So this is the
28. 1:18candle open, right?
29. 1:22This is the candle
30. 1:25high.
31. 1:28This is important, so pay attention. For
32. 1:31most of you guys probably know this
33. 1:32already, but I'm trying to make like
34. 1:36pretty much a beginner's guide. If I had
35. 1:38to do
36. 1:39everything from scratch, I would want
37. 1:42someone to explain this to me like this.
38. 1:47So, obviously, this 4hour candle hasn't
39. 1:49closed, but this is what the closing
40. 1:51price would be if it closed right there.
41. 1:54So, this is how a 4hour candle open
42. 1:57works. is how any candle open works.
43. 2:00This particular scenario is an open high
44. 2:03low close. Okay. The opposite scenario
45. 2:07obviously would be an open low high
46. 2:10close. In this scenario,
47. 2:13by the way, for the record, this is 100.
48. 2:16I've cherrypicked this setup because it
49. 2:18is so clean. Like if I if I were to draw
50. 2:21a setup with my hands, I would draw this
51. 2:24exact setup because it's so clean.
52. 2:25Obviously, it's hindsight cherry picked.
53. 2:27I don't want any of those comments. This
54. 2:29is just a good setup, clean, just to
55. 2:31make you guys um make it easier to
56. 2:34visualize and explain.
57. 2:38So, yeah, this is this is the whole uh
58. 2:41idea behind a 10 a.m. the 10 a.m.
59. 2:44strategy, right? It is the open high,
60. 2:45low, close, open, low, high, close. You
61. 2:47guys have probably heard of that before.
62. 2:49This is what that means. So,
63. 2:53what what does this mean?
64. 2:56Let's start there. So, when the 4hour
65. 2:58candle opens at 10:00 a.m., right? 10
66. 3:01a.m. becomes the opening. So, this is we
67. 3:04would label this
68. 3:0710:00 a.m.
69. 3:09And mine is usually yellow, so I'll put
70. 3:11it in yellow.
71. 3:15When the 10 a.m. opens, we want to see
72. 3:19either price manipulate to the upside,
73. 3:22which makes us bearish. We want to see
74. 3:24price come down below close below the
75. 3:27opening price of 10 a.m. retest it and
76. 3:30then continue for shorts. If we are
77. 3:32bullish biased, we want 10 a.m. to open
78. 3:36go straight down manipulate down right
79. 3:40and distribute to the upside retest and
80. 3:43redistribute.
81. 3:46So
82. 3:48open, low, high,
83. 3:51whatever comes after open, we want to
84. 3:54look for the opposite, right? And
85. 3:56sometimes when we have a really strong
86. 3:59external drawn liquidity, even though 10
87. 4:02a.m. opens to the upside and just
88. 4:05manipulates up, we might want to see a
89. 4:07manipulation down and distribution up
90. 4:10even though it manipulated up in the
91. 4:12first place because that draw liquidity
92. 4:15is so strong. If that didn't make sense,
93. 4:18it'll probably make sense when I start
94. 4:19explaining it with the live
95. 4:21candlesticks. So
96. 4:24hopefully
97. 4:27that made sense with the open low high
98. 4:30close. I will delete that those drawings
99. 4:33now and then we can get into actually
100. 4:37looking at price action. Right? So
101. 4:39whenever you go into a new day
102. 4:42obviously you guys if you've watched my
103. 4:44videos you know my concepts the key
104. 4:45opens the
105. 4:48the draws on liquidity all that stuff
106. 4:50what I use blah blah blah. Um, so I'm
107. 4:53not going to go over that in this video.
108. 4:54This is going to be strictly 10 a.m. I'm
109. 4:56going to make it as simple as possible
110. 4:58so that you guys can use it.
111. 5:02What do we look for? We scale out in
112. 5:04time frames and we look for the closest
113. 5:07target, the strongest closest drawn
114. 5:09liquidity. Right here we have two lows
115. 5:13right here,
116. 5:15which we are really close to when we
117. 5:17open at 10 a.m. at in this particular
118. 5:19scenario. So it would be very natural
119. 5:22for us to use this as the next draw
120. 5:24liquidity. Right? If you look at price,
121. 5:26it is strongly gravitating towards those
122. 5:29lows at market open. Market opens, Judas
123. 5:32swing to the upside immediately flips,
124. 5:35turns to the downside. Open, low, high,
125. 5:38close, open, high, low, close.
126. 5:40Essentially the same with market open,
127. 5:41right? The first thing that market open
128. 5:44does, you usually want to look for the
129. 5:47opposite to happen later.
130. 5:49So if market pumps up, find a bearish
131. 5:52drawn liquidity and anticipate that to
132. 5:54be the target.
133. 5:58So let's scale back down into the one
134. 6:00minute time frame and let's watch this
135. 6:0310 a.m. open with the next candle.
136. 6:07So this is how I play this, right? This
137. 6:08is a setup that I took in real time back
138. 6:12when it played out. So I'll delete some
139. 6:15of these drawings just to make it
140. 6:16cleaner.
141. 6:1710 a.m. opens. First thing we do is we
142. 6:20mark out the opening price. This yellow
143. 6:23line. Okay, that's the 10 a.m. opening
144. 6:26price. I will
145. 6:30write it 10 a.m. open.
146. 6:35Okay, good. Now, we want to look for a
147. 6:38PDA, which is a a gap, an order block, a
148. 6:43high that we can sweep, right? This high
149. 6:46if I remember correctly was also
150. 6:52a gap on one of the time frame. Yeah, it
151. 6:53was a three minute gap
152. 6:56and then also this is inside of a fivem
153. 6:58minute gap. So this is perfect, right?
154. 7:0110 a.m. opens. We
155. 7:06wait for it. There we go. We manipulate
156. 7:09straight up. Why is this good? This
157. 7:12leaves us with no bottom wick. When I
158. 7:15say no, this is two points of bottom
159. 7:17wick. That is equal to no bottom wick. I
160. 7:19don't care about a twopoint
161. 7:20manipulation. That's not a manipulation.
162. 7:22All right.
163. 7:24So, we manipulate straight up, which is
164. 7:26really good because that really
165. 7:30um cements our bearish bias, right?
166. 7:33There's no manipulation to the downside,
167. 7:35which means that we can easily just
168. 7:36anticipate the this move to the upside
169. 7:40to be the manipulation.
170. 7:42Now, we want to catch the distribution.
171. 7:45So, the distribution should be to the
172. 7:47downside, right?
173. 7:49Now, I'm just going to play this nice
174. 7:50and slow. Um, not everyone is a 10 a.m.
175. 7:53veteran,
176. 7:54so we're just going to go through it.
177. 7:58Now, what we want to see, we want to see
178. 8:00some candle closures below 10:00 a.m.
179. 8:03for us to actually catch the retest down
180. 8:06to these lows, right?
181. 8:10One candle close, two candle close.
182. 8:12Good. Now, when this happens,
183. 8:17also worth noting, you also usually want
184. 8:19to look at like not only the one, but
185. 8:22one, three, and five. My favorites are
186. 8:24like one and five. Um, pay attention to
187. 8:27the candle closures. This example is
188. 8:30really good because the 10:05 5m minute
189. 8:34candle closes below the 10:00 a.m.
190. 8:37opening price, which makes this a good
191. 8:40change in state of delivery, order
192. 8:42block, whatever you want to call it. I
193. 8:43don't care what type of terminology
194. 8:45you're on. Don't fight over it in the
195. 8:48comments. Nobody gives a [ __ ] Um,
196. 8:51that's what this is. Okay, we close
197. 8:53below this bullish candle, essentially
198. 8:56switching um market structure to the
199. 8:59downside. All right, that's on the
200. 9:02five-minute chart. And then on the one
201. 9:03minute chart, we get two candle closures
202. 9:05below. Okay, great. Literally picture
203. 9:08perfect. So long so far. Sorry. We place
204. 9:11our limit at 10:00 a.m. when it is
205. 9:13natural to do so. Now,
206. 9:16another thing is stop-loss placement.
207. 9:20Very, very, very important, right? How
208. 9:22do we place a stop-loss right here?
209. 9:26Placing a stop loss is very
210. 9:29hard because we are relatively volatile.
211. 9:33This little move to the downside here is
212. 9:37130 points, although it may not look
213. 9:39like it. So, your stop-loss size is
214. 9:42always going to be subjective to
215. 9:44volatility, right? You can't always just
216. 9:47use a 10point stop, a 15-point stop.
217. 9:50back in like 2024 when we were less
218. 9:52volatile. Sure. Um I got away with
219. 9:5510point stops very often. 15 point stops
220. 9:57were really really consistent. We're
221. 9:58good. But sometimes we are really
222. 10:01volatile. So a 10point 15 point stop
223. 10:03you're basically just giving money to
224. 10:04the market. Don't do that. All right. We
225. 10:06want to have a stop loss that actually
226. 10:08protects our position. Okay. So for this
227. 10:12when we don't really have a high to go
228. 10:14off of, what I like to do is I like to
229. 10:16use the fib, right?
230. 10:18How can we protect our stop loss?
231. 10:22Now, in this case, protecting our stop
232. 10:26loss by putting it above 0.5
233. 10:28is 35 points. That's a lot. If you want
234. 10:31to target this first low down here,
235. 10:33you're only getting a 1 to 2.7.
236. 10:36Not good. Um, I like to go for at least
237. 10:39one to fives. So, you could do a
238. 10:43stop-loss purely based off of your
239. 10:45risk-to-reward, right? Where is your
240. 10:48target? Where is your drawn liquidity?
241. 10:50Okay, my target is 100 points away.
242. 10:54Which means that I can afford to put a
243. 10:58you'll see it right here. This is a 1
244. 10:59to5. I can afford to put a 20 point stop
245. 11:02loss. Okay. Now, 20 points in this
246. 11:06volatility right here, it's not a lot.
247. 11:08It's um I would say it's it's minimum
248. 11:12because 15
249. 11:14you would you would have to you would
250. 11:16have to be certain that price is
251. 11:18literally going to tick 10:00 a.m. and
252. 11:20then turn around.
253. 11:23Does it do that very often? Yes. Um but
254. 11:26do we want to leave some room for price
255. 11:28to [ __ ] around? Yes. The other option
256. 11:32would be to use an entry trigger. An
257. 11:33entry trigger is a uh lower time frame
258. 11:36rejection block that taps the level and
259. 11:39then rejects. Obviously,
260. 11:42I don't think we get that here. If I
261. 11:43remember correctly, I think price
262. 11:45literally just taps into 10 a.m.
263. 11:48and right. So, let's let's imagine that
264. 11:54we waited for the rejection block,
265. 11:56right? I'm going to delete this. This
266. 11:58would be your entry. If you didn't take
267. 12:00this 10 a.m. entry, right, the one that
268. 12:02I had marked, this would be your entry.
269. 12:06The good thing about rejection block
270. 12:07entries is that it gives you a good
271. 12:11invalidation point because it gives you
272. 12:12a high that you can go off of. Um
273. 12:17so that's the benefit of um entry
274. 12:20triggers, rejection box. The downside is
275. 12:23exactly what happened here. You get left
276. 12:25behind.
277. 12:27So initially right this is the short
278. 12:29that we wanted
279. 12:32put our stop
280. 12:34put RTP
281. 12:36this is the
282. 12:39short that we wanted this is a limit
283. 12:41order right candle closes below twice we
284. 12:44get the fiveminute candle close makes an
285. 12:46order block blah blah blah we put a
286. 12:48limit order
287. 12:54if you were to wait for the rejection
288. 12:56block, you would have gotten left
289. 12:57behind, which is unfortunate and
290. 12:58sometimes it leads people to tilting
291. 13:00blah blah blah. So, it's really personal
292. 13:02preference whether you want to wait for
293. 13:04entry triggers, which are stronger
294. 13:06trades, more confirmation, less
295. 13:09likelihood of it going to your
296. 13:10stop-loss. You get a better invalidation
297. 13:12point most often.
298. 13:15But yeah, this, as I said, is a picture
299. 13:18perfect setup. So, you know what you can
300. 13:21do when you trade high R? You can do
301. 13:22both.
302. 13:24That's usually what I do. I usually just
303. 13:27if the limit order looks really good and
304. 13:29it's high quality, I will do that. If it
305. 13:31fails, so what? I will take the entry
306. 13:34trigger and um hopefully catch a win. If
307. 13:37I take two losses in a row in a day,
308. 13:39I'll get off. Don't really care, right?
309. 13:43This setup has been weirdly consistent
310. 13:46over the past like this this year. Um,
311. 13:49and last year also it's been really
312. 13:51consistent
313. 13:53and like weirdly so. Like it's been
314. 13:58I don't even know how to describe it,
315. 13:59bro. I've had u coders like asking me to
316. 14:04code a 10 a.m. bot because they've back
317. 14:06tested it, done like [ __ ] whatever
318. 14:10quants do and they're like this is this
319. 14:12is weirdly high performing. And so
320. 14:17I don't I'm not a genius. I just this
321. 14:20originally I started trading key opens.
322. 14:23My first key open was the midnight open,
323. 14:24right? Which kind of works similarly but
324. 14:26on the daily chart more so. Um the 10
325. 14:29a.m. it's a 4hour open high low close.
326. 14:34You got time framework, you got price
327. 14:36framework, you got everything just in
328. 14:39one setup. That's why I like it.
329. 14:41Anyways, that's enough yapping. So,
330. 14:47holy [ __ ] But yeah, um
331. 14:52this is the
332. 14:55foundation of 10 a.m., right? This is
333. 14:58roughly what you want to be looking for.
334. 15:00Not every day is going to look like
335. 15:02this. All right?
336. 15:04Not even close. They look very Sometimes
337. 15:06they look completely different.
338. 15:08Sometimes you have to completely
339. 15:09disregard the first entries because it's
340. 15:13just not clean. Let's take for example
341. 15:16today. Let me delete everything and exit
342. 15:20here. Leave. I had to make a I had to
343. 15:23make a video about this today and post
344. 15:24it because today was um
345. 15:27today was really bad, but it was also
346. 15:30very very easy to anticipate.
347. 15:35So, let me mark the 10 a.m. from today.
348. 15:38It's right there.
349. 15:40Now,
350. 15:42does this look good to you guys?
351. 15:45Actually, let's go into replay because
352. 15:46that's the only way you would actually
353. 15:48see it
354. 15:51right here off the bat. I'm going to
355. 15:52bring ES into this as well. Oh, ES is
356. 15:55not in replay mode, but
357. 15:59we'll do um wait
358. 16:05there.
359. 16:07This is when 10 a.m. opened today on ES
360. 16:09and this is on ENQ. So, I've made a
361. 16:12video about this before as well, but I I
362. 16:15I don't think it's uh it's not really
363. 16:17exciting or sexy, so people just don't
364. 16:19watch it. I think it's named um knowing
365. 16:22when not to trade or stop getting
366. 16:23manipulated or something like that.
367. 16:26There's really four main things that you
368. 16:28want to look for when you go into a
369. 16:30trading day. So most of you guys, I'm
370. 16:33assuming you trade New York AM session,
371. 16:35right?
372. 16:36Things that you want to be looking for
373. 16:38when you do that.
374. 16:40If the previous session expanded a lot,
375. 16:45you usually want to be careful with New
376. 16:47York AM session before because the
377. 16:50sessions usually move in a accumulation
378. 16:53manipulation distribution pattern. So if
379. 16:56the previous session distributed
380. 16:59what's next accumulation
381. 17:02and here it's kind of hard to spot,
382. 17:05right?
383. 17:06Uh if we play this obviously
384. 17:10already here you can tell that this is
385. 17:13like this is chop. This is accumulation.
386. 17:15We don't want to be taking entries in
387. 17:17this. Now the first valid entry today
388. 17:21was this. And you guys can probably
389. 17:23notice that it looks very similar to the
390. 17:26setup that we went over in replay mode.
391. 17:30And the reason this is good is because
392. 17:32it manipulates straight up. We have wait
393. 17:35let me actually mark these.
394. 17:38These are not perfectly equal
395. 17:41but they are almost equal lows. Uh it
396. 17:45got swept by one point apparently which
397. 17:47is kind of
398. 17:50gy but it's fine. Um
399. 17:55so yeah you can see right there that's
400. 17:56the low that we would be aiming for.
401. 17:57Also this looks like a market maker cell
402. 18:00model. Looks relatively good right.
403. 18:03So that would have been the first entry.
404. 18:05So you you would have limit ordered this
405. 18:08and this would have either gotten break
406. 18:10even or stop loss depending on how you
407. 18:12played it. Again, how big of a stop-loss
408. 18:16can we have to maintain a one to five? I
409. 18:20don't always do one to five, guys. It's
410. 18:21just that's what I do with my
411. 18:24um my biggest stack of accounts because
412. 18:26that's just been really consistent. Um,
413. 18:29with with accounts with no consistency
414. 18:31rule, you can go crazy and do 1 to 10, 1
415. 18:32to 20 RR. Yesterday, I did a 1 to 17. It
416. 18:35was pretty crazy, but that account
417. 18:37didn't have a consistency rule, so
418. 18:38that's that's different. Anyways,
419. 18:42looking at this low, I'm not going to go
420. 18:45too much into depth on this, but we can
421. 18:47go over this as well as a as a failing
422. 18:49setup. It's also good to have u have
423. 18:52knowledge about what a failing setup
424. 18:53will look like. So, this low right is
425. 18:56from 953. We're going to go ahead and
426. 18:59mark that same low on ES. Oops, that's
427. 19:01not a low at all. There we go.
428. 19:05That is the low on ES, the 953 low. Now,
429. 19:09957
430. 19:11right there. As you can see already
431. 19:13here, we got a bullish SMT. Should we be
432. 19:17shorting a bullish SMT? Probably not.
433. 19:20But we got daily equal lows. So, what is
434. 19:23a little one minute SMT, you know?
435. 19:30Okay, that is on there. Good.
436. 19:33Next candle,
437. 19:35boom, you get tapped in. And then what
438. 19:38happens?
439. 19:40The 957 candle. So, I'm going to move
440. 19:44this up here. Now,
441. 19:47get swept on NQ. Right.
442. 19:51The 953 candle. This this is also a
443. 19:54really good indication of whether price
444. 19:56action is going to be bad is if there's
445. 19:58really poor correlation which there is
446. 20:00here. ES is straight dump and Q is
447. 20:03straight chop. Okay, that's another
448. 20:06thing. So today we had two reasons not
449. 20:09to trade. First of all, London and Asia
450. 20:11expanded like 700 points, some crazy
451. 20:14[ __ ] And we're not correlating off
452. 20:16open. Two reasons not to trade, right?
453. 20:21Anyways, here we also get a big SMT,
454. 20:26right? NQ is literally just refusing to
455. 20:29take lows while ES is just melting
456. 20:31through them. So, here you got the
457. 20:34option to go either break even when you
458. 20:36see this SMT just to be safe
459. 20:39or if you have this as your hard break
460. 20:42even point, you would have gotten
461. 20:45stopped out. Okay, good. Now, let's go
462. 20:49over the next setup today. Today is
463. 20:53probably a day where people had
464. 20:55questions, but at the same time,
465. 20:57probably not because it's just straight
466. 20:58chop. Yeah, let's go over this. What is
467. 21:01the next valid setup, right? Maybe
468. 21:04shorts aren't the move.
469. 21:08So, here,
470. 21:11do we short here? No.
471. 21:14Do we long here? No. Why? Let's look at
472. 21:17this.
473. 21:19Is this looking like a high probability
474. 21:22trading setup?
475. 21:24No. Why not? This is straight
476. 21:26accumulation. We are just accumulating
477. 21:29right now. This there's nothing to do
478. 21:30here. I've This is actually a sore
479. 21:32topic. See, I've gotten burned so many
480. 21:34times trading this kind of price action,
481. 21:36bro. Because I get blind to the fact
482. 21:39that we are actually just in a range,
483. 21:42but I keep seeing, oh, fair value gap.
484. 21:44Oh, we inverse that. Oh, there's an
485. 21:45order block. Oh, there's a key open. Oh,
486. 21:47the fib. But the fib uh it's like
487. 21:50nothing is going to matter when price is
488. 21:52accumulating like this. Nothing. It's
489. 21:54going to it's going to run through
490. 21:55everything. All right. So,
491. 21:58if I have a tip, get better at
492. 22:01identifying those kinds of scenarios and
493. 22:03these kinds of um
494. 22:07price action scenarios. Yeah.
495. 22:09First valid setup in my opinion for
496. 22:12longs today would be this where we
497. 22:14actually sweep out the low of the range.
498. 22:17Prior to that, nothing had gotten swept
499. 22:19out. We left equal highs right here.
500. 22:21Nice target, right? So the first long
501. 22:24would be this, right? We have an inverse
502. 22:26for value gap here. Blah blah blah. Uh
503. 22:29we got the key open right there. So the
504. 22:32limit would be set.
505. 22:38So that would be your break even.
506. 22:39Probably wouldn't be your TP because
507. 22:41it's really close. TP probably be
508. 22:43further up, right?
509. 22:47At least that's that was my original
510. 22:48idea when I was looking at this.
511. 22:52So yeah, your limit order would go on
512. 22:55when this candle closed, right? We got
513. 22:57two candle closures about above 10 a.m.
514. 22:59Great limit order that
515. 23:03price goes straight for the equal lows.
516. 23:06Sorry, equal highs. Boom. we move it to
517. 23:08break even and we get break even.
518. 23:11If you continued to trade after that
519. 23:14today, I'm sorry, but it's not a good
520. 23:18idea cuz we did this the whole day. This
521. 23:21was just
522. 23:23straight slop. So, hopefully you guys
523. 23:26didn't get burnt today. Too bad. Um,
524. 23:31but yeah, this is this is a very this is
525. 23:33a very difficult thing to get off the
526. 23:35chart, especially after you take a loss
527. 23:36or you take two losses. It's not easy to
528. 23:39pull away from the chart because you
529. 23:41want to make that back, right? This too
530. 23:43is just [ __ ] infuriating. This is
531. 23:47this is just straight rage bait. So Oh,
532. 23:53bro. I remember the the worst the worst
533. 23:55crash out days. Holy [ __ ] I just got a
534. 23:59PTSD. I almost had a tear. The worst
535. 24:01days, my worst crash out days where I
536. 24:03would, you know, that clip where I
537. 24:05smashed my MacBook. It was one of
538. 24:07[ __ ] one of these [ __ ] days
539. 24:10where just every entry got absolutely
540. 24:13wrecked and I I was so angry, bro. Holy
541. 24:16[ __ ] I was so angry. Um but yeah,
542. 24:19anyways, the the four the four um the
543. 24:22four ways of telling that price action
544. 24:24is going to be bad. One, previous
545. 24:25session expands a lot. Two, no
546. 24:28correlation. Three,
547. 24:32before red folder news such as CPI, PPI,
548. 24:36and NFP. Those are the three worst to be
549. 24:39trading before. Whenever you got those
550. 24:42news at 8:30,
551. 24:44for the love of God, wait until they are
552. 24:48released and then trade later. Do not
553. 24:50trade before that because it's going to
554. 24:52be it's going to be straight
555. 24:53manipulation. is going to be slow and
556. 24:56it's just going to it's going to sweep
557. 24:57every high and low. It's going to be
558. 24:58messy. Don't do that. And then also
559. 25:01whenever
560. 25:02there's FOMC in PM session, AM session
561. 25:06usually is really really ass. So
562. 25:11really ass. Don't do that. Um obviously
563. 25:15you I'm I can't tell you what to do. If
564. 25:17you got um
565. 25:19a stack of accounts that you want to be
566. 25:21really risky with, go for it. trade
567. 25:23every single day, every single hour, I
568. 25:24don't care. It's just cons my
569. 25:27observations is it's not going to be
570. 25:28really consistent. So, it's probably
571. 25:30going to lead to more crash outs and
572. 25:32more accounts blown than payouts
573. 25:35submitted.
574. 25:37Just a friendly friendly reminder. So,
575. 25:41yeah. Um
576. 25:44this is uh that was a lot of yapping.
577. 25:48This is um a lot to take in. So, watch
578. 25:52it twice, three times if you're not
579. 25:54familiar with this already. Uh, I just
580. 25:56keep seeing people kind of trade 10 a.m.
581. 25:59too mechanically, which it shouldn't be.
582. 26:01You should have a bias and you should
583. 26:04watch where do we manipulate into and
584. 26:07what's going to be the distribution and
585. 26:09all this stuff. The reason that I like
586. 26:10it, it's timed. You got a framework
587. 26:13around everything. If you're uncertain
588. 26:15of where price is moving, trade the 10
589. 26:18a.m. manipulation distribution.
590. 26:21That's why I like it. So, um, yeah,
591. 26:24hopefully you guys have been doing good
592. 26:26submitting payouts. I know some of you
593. 26:27have because you keep spamming me with
594. 26:28that on TikTok and Discord. So, that
595. 26:30makes me really happy. That's really
596. 26:31good.
597. 26:34Other than that, stay consistent.
598. 26:37Um,
599. 26:40I have people coming up to me all the
600. 26:41time, like in real life, asking for
601. 26:43advice, and I keep saying the same
602. 26:44thing. Slow is smooth and smooth is
603. 26:47fast. Um, I have friends as well that
604. 26:50just blow accounts um, faster than I
605. 26:55thought was even possible. And that's
606. 26:57pretty much what I tell them. Um, also a
607. 27:01thing for some of you that have jobs and
608. 27:03you have like stable incomes, some of
609. 27:05you have it too good to the point where
610. 27:07you don't care about the EVA fee because
611. 27:09it's so cheap, right? But trust me, that
612. 27:12[ __ ] adds up. So,
613. 27:14even though you're well off, right, you
614. 27:16have a job, maybe you get stable income,
615. 27:18you you don't really have that struggle,
616. 27:22um, please be mindful of your eval
617. 27:24spending and all this stuff because it
618. 27:26really does add up. especially
619. 27:30if you're not getting the payouts. Um,
620. 27:31don't gamble evals if you're not getting
621. 27:33payouts. Treat the evals as if it was a
622. 27:35funded account.
623. 27:37Good. Now,
624. 27:40um,
625. 27:41that was a lot of of yapping. Um, the 10
626. 27:44a.m. bot that I was talking about, I'm
627. 27:46probably going to look more into that. I
628. 27:47got to test it myself just to make sure
629. 27:49that it's not some [ __ ] And um
630. 27:53yeah, I mean, let me get let me know if
631. 27:55you guys want want a release of a 10
632. 27:57a.m. bot. I've never never dabbled in
633. 28:00bots or indicators or really any of
634. 28:02that. So, it would have to be something
635. 28:03really really good. It would have to
636. 28:04have a certain level of discretion,
637. 28:07which I'm sure they were able to code.
638. 28:09Um AI and all this [ __ ] is crazy
639. 28:10nowadays. Can't even keep up. But, um
640. 28:14yeah,
641. 28:16I enjoy posting for free.
642. 28:20I've done it more and more just because
643. 28:22of the results that you guys have been
644. 28:25seeing and I don't want everything to be
645. 28:28behind a pay wall. That's kind of g my
646. 28:31opinion. I hope I can say that word on
647. 28:32YouTube [ __ ] But yeah, really enjoy
648. 28:36when you guys get payouts and you post
649. 28:38it and tag me. So
650. 28:42yeah, if you want to
651. 28:45support me or whatever, uh, use code
652. 28:47Powell on Apex and Lucid and that stuff.
653. 28:49[snorts] Apex 90% off. Lucid is, uh, 40
654. 28:53right now on the daily accounts, which
655. 28:55are pretty nice. By the way, uh, also I
656. 28:58do giveaways every week in the Discord,
657. 28:59so in the free Discord. So if you
658. 29:01haven't joined that, then for sure go
659. 29:03join that. I try to get as many accounts
660. 29:06as possible from these firms to give
661. 29:08away
662. 29:10um to everyone um the free community,
663. 29:13you know, uh really grateful that you
664. 29:16guys watch my stuff. There's a lot of
665. 29:18people and a lot of opportunities that I
666. 29:20wouldn't have if I didn't have a social
667. 29:22media platform. So,
668. 29:26thank you. Um, other than that, stay
669. 29:29safe. Don't be stupid with your money.
670. 29:33And, um, yeah, slow is smooth, smooth is
671. 29:36fast. Time is going to pass anyways. And
672. 29:39it passes [ __ ] quick. So, stop
673. 29:41thinking you got no time. Um, time
674. 29:45passes. So, if you have a bad week, a
675. 29:46bad day, literally doesn't matter at all
676. 29:50whatsoever. All right? Trust me. I made
677. 29:53the mistake of of rushing to make back
678. 29:56losses or whatever. Um, and it just
679. 29:59didn't matter whatsoever in the long
680. 30:02run. And that's also what I tell my
681. 30:04friends like if you have a bad week or
682. 30:05you spend an eval week on an eval, it
683. 30:08doesn't matter. Like they're scared to
684. 30:09spend time on eval because there's no
685. 30:12real money. It's like you're trying to
686. 30:14learn the [ __ ] skill. You have to
687. 30:16learn the skill to make the money. So
688. 30:20yeah. Um, it's not a hard concept to
689. 30:23understand, but it's really hard to
690. 30:25apply it when
691. 30:27it comes to money because you're so
692. 30:29attached to it, right? But yeah, as
693. 30:33homework, please, please exercise being
694. 30:37better at just pulling yourself away
695. 30:38from the chart at times because uh yeah,
696. 30:42it it's going to be really destructive
697. 30:44if you can't do that.
698. 30:47It is like gambling. It's like sitting
699. 30:49at the casino doing slots. So, roulette.
700. 30:52All right. It's um if you don't have a
701. 30:54framework, that's literally what you're
702. 30:56doing. You're you're at the casino.
703. 31:01I think that was all that I wanted to
704. 31:03say. So, um yeah, thank you guys for
705. 31:07watching. Hopefully, this was helpful.
706. 31:10And, uh let me know if there's any
707. 31:12videos that you guys want to see. Um
708. 31:13technical was like the most requested
709. 31:15video, so here we are.
710. 31:19Good. Have a good weekend.