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0:00Do you believe that the markets are
0:01rigged?
0:02>> Well, I've spoken to traders that say
0:03that's conspiracy theories. The market
0:05is too big, too much liquidity, no one
0:07has enough money to move the market to
0:08get your little stop loss. And on the
0:10other side, I've spoken to some of the
0:11greatest traders in the world, people
0:12that are managing hundreds of millions
0:14of dollars, or real market makers, and
0:16they say, "Hey, that's not a conspiracy
0:17theory, but it's also not personal.
0:19Market mechanics simply means that you
0:21need liquidity for the market to move.
0:23For every buyer that exists, you need a
0:25counterpart, a seller. And therefore, if
0:27you have a large buyer with billions of
0:29dollars to transact, and there isn't
0:31enough sellers, well, then you got to
0:32create the environment to be paired off.
0:35This is just a market auction, market
0:37fluidity, and I'm going to share with
0:38you in this video exactly why on an
0:40intraday perspective, on the lower time
0:42frames, the most important thing is
0:44going to be liquidity, but more
0:45important is going to be traps. I'm
0:47going to explain to you the why this
0:49exists. I'm going to show you exactly
0:51how to identify it, and I'm going to
0:52show you how it's on every single asset
0:54class, every single day, multiple times
0:57a day, and before every major move in
0:59the market, the move of the day, the
1:01trade of the day, before that, every
1:03single time there will be the trap of
1:05the day. So, by the end of this video,
1:06you're never going to take a stop loss
1:08hunt ever again. You're never going to
1:10fall victim of a market manipulation, or
1:12a market trap, and most importantly, you
1:14are going to be on the right side.
1:16Okay, so what we're going to do is a
1:17quick top-down analysis. We're on the
1:19daily time frame. I'm going to walk you
1:20through the framing, the correct way to
1:22frame your top-down analysis, not the
1:23full laborious process that people spend
1:25hours doing, trying to focus on every
1:27little detail. I'm going to show you how
1:28you can do it in 30 seconds, and the
1:30most relevant parts of it, and we're
1:31going to do it in packages. So, our
1:33daily time frame is one package. We
1:34don't need to go higher. The next
1:35package is going to be 4-hour and 1-hour
1:37time frame. That's our middle time
1:38frame. And then we're going to go to
1:39M30, M15 as our lower package. This is
1:42our intraday time frame, and then M1 for
1:44entries. These are the correct time
1:45frames for a top-down analysis. I'm
1:47going to show you why it's most
1:48relevant. And then all these boxes and
1:50lines you see on the screen, I'm going
1:51to show you how you can have a clear
1:52code, so that you know how to do a
1:54top-down analysis in a
1:56clean way, so that you don't need to
1:57keep jumping between time frames to
1:59remind yourself of a piece of
2:00information. That's a waste of time.
2:01It's inefficient. So, let's do a
2:02top-down analysis correctly together.
2:04Okay, so starting off daily time frame,
2:06we had a previous high in the market
2:08that made a higher low that goes on to
2:10make a new higher high. Very simple.
2:11Bullish market structure. The key point
2:13here is this was a previous ceiling in
2:15price that has now been broken. That is
2:17the definition of breaking a ceiling and
2:19finding new territory in price is the
2:22definition of a main push. So, when I
2:23found a main push on the daily time
2:25frame, the biggest one, I put a green
2:27arrow here so we know exactly what it's
2:28for. What we expect in a bullish market
2:30when a new main push has been found is
2:31replication. So, we expect price to
2:33continue to break the ceiling like so.
2:36We make our daily external high of the
2:38range, our daily external low of the
2:40range, and we say price needs to be
2:41broken either the high or the low of the
2:43range. Makes sense if we are bullish to
2:44continue bullish and break this ceiling
2:47at some point. Now, that could take
2:48months to happen. So, it's not my focus,
2:50which is why top-down analysis, in my
2:52opinion, is a bit of a waste of time
2:53because if we're not in the relevant
2:54areas, we're waiting for something to
2:56play out for months, and how is that
2:57relevant for today's New York session?
2:59That's the question. So, what I do here
3:01is quickly three things. Top-down
3:02analysis is find the main push and mark
3:04out its range, and know I'm going to
3:05continue bullish most likely. Second
3:07step is point of interest. There's only
3:09going to be two. It's going to be
3:10decisional and extreme. Your decisional
3:12is very simple. It's the area that broke
3:14structure like so. The last pullback you
3:16had before you broke structure. Who
3:18broke the structure? That's your
3:19decisional area, which is going to be
3:21this area right here. And see how we had
3:23a buyers reaction before it failed. So,
3:25we saw the decisional failed, and we
3:27ended up coming to the extreme, the
3:28origination point, and we came into it.
3:30We had a early tap, gave a break of
3:32structure to invite in buyers because
3:34they'll be loading up on buys in this
3:35area looking for bullish to continue.
3:38That didn't happen, and we actually got
3:39something really great, which is a major
3:42inducement down here of a daily time
3:44frame structure point tapping into our
3:47demand area. So, when I see a major
3:49inducement, this is fuel, which is why
3:50immediately after we see a break of
3:52structure, the last lower high that made
3:54the lower low, we have a higher high.
3:55And now we can expect price to continue
3:57towards our targets, intraday target,
3:59the swing targets, and the long-term
4:01targets all going to be met cuz we've
4:03got alignments now with a catalyst that
4:05is liquidity. So we need to therefore
4:06understand the trap that goes on the
4:07bigger picture, but also the traps that
4:09go every single day. I'm going to show
4:10you how to read it like a storybook.
4:12It's so much fun. So therefore, my
4:13top-down analysis is quickly a glance to
4:15find three things. Where's the main push
4:17to identify trend? Where's the POIs?
4:19Where's the liquidity? And I connect it
4:21together to understand intent. Once I've
4:22done that, 30-second glance, I go down
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5:10back into the video. Now, what I like to
5:11do is start at the top of the main push,
5:13the highest point in the market on that
5:15daily impulse, you remember. So we had
5:16that huge daily push from the low all
5:18the way to the high. I start at the top
5:20because I know that previous portion was
5:21a push up. That was one phase. The next
5:24phase is going to be a retracement.
5:25After an impulse, you have a
5:26retracement. How deep it is, how long
5:28it's going to take, all of those details
5:29yet to be confirmed, but let's read it
5:31like a book. So what I like to do is I
5:33put these red boxes to help you
5:34understand it, but I need to understand
5:36pivot points, the structure. And this is
5:38how I do it. Now, I'm not going to do
5:39this every time, but I'm helping you
5:40understand what we're looking for. And
5:42we're looking for after the high in the
5:43market, we look for a retracement. That
5:46retracement could still continue
5:47bullish. We're in a bullish market,
5:48right? Like we were doing previously, we
5:50could continue bullish. But when I see
5:52this area fails to make a higher high,
5:54so we respect the ceiling, and it goes
5:57on to break it and make a new low,
5:59then I see this conversion, which means
6:01I could have seen market do this
6:03impulse, retracement, continuation,
6:05bullish. But what I in fact see is we
6:07had that impulse, then we have a
6:09retracement, could go to make bullish.
6:11We have the bullish signs, that fails
6:13and makes a lower low, breaking the last
6:15low. When I've seen these two legs, one
6:18leg, two leg of bearish, I know the
6:20complex pullback has begun. The
6:21retracement has begun, and we have a
6:23clear objective now. And what we're
6:24going to do is we're going to quickly
6:25come to my AI coach. So I've typed out
6:27my question into the AI coach. What is a
6:29market retracement and complex pullback
6:31that comes after a main push, putting
6:33the time frames and details, and how do
6:34I identify and read it, and what are the
6:35steps and signs? Let's send it in. So
6:37while this loads up an answer, let me
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7:15what is the textbook definition that I
7:16would give for how to read a complex
7:19pullback? So a complex pullback after
7:204-hour main push, that's exactly what we
7:22have. So this is the area we've had a
7:23bullish impulse, and I want to start
7:25read the signs of this complex pullback.
7:26After the market makes a main push from
7:28point A to point B, creating a new
7:29higher high, the market doesn't just
7:31keep shooting up forever. It needs to
7:32retrace. The retracement is what we call
7:34the complex pullback. And obviously
7:35momentum comes into it fast and
7:37aggressive as the main push. These are
7:38going to be slower, choppier, builds
7:40liquidity and traps, cuz that's the
7:41objective. How do I identify it?
7:43Identify the main push, that's what we
7:44already did. Bullish impulse, new
7:45territory, new higher high in the
7:47market. Watch for the internal break of
7:48structure. After the main push
7:49completes, look for internal break of
7:51structure that happens. That's what we
7:52did. And then you read the internal
7:54structure of the pullback. And here's
7:55where it gets interesting, where we
7:56start to see price making lower highs
7:58and lower lows, as opposed to continuing
8:00making the higher highs. So, that was
8:01the detail that confirms to us that
8:03we've started the complex pullback. And
8:04then the next step, which we're going to
8:05do together, is identify the targets,
8:08the demand levels, where price the
8:10pullback could be headed. This could be
8:11towards POIs or towards liquidity pools.
8:14And that's what we call the efficiency
8:15of the pullback. We need to understand,
8:17is this a relevant demand area? Do we
8:18qualify it to find the real efficiency
8:20of the pullback? And then we know the
8:21story and the objective that price is
8:23going to be doing. And I'm going to
8:24scroll through this quickly, you can
8:25take a look in your own time. And that's
8:27what we need to focus on, because that's
8:28when we see the real intention about
8:29reading control. And when you see a
8:31push, the main push that has the
8:33institutional momentum behind it, then
8:35you know exactly where you should be
8:36trading, what direction you should be
8:37trading, where you should be trading
8:38from. And you look for the confirmation
8:40signs, which will also be traps and
8:42liquidity. Control is reading these all
8:43together in real time. You see price
8:45arrive to a demand zone, and that leads
8:47to BOS, and that demand zone has an
8:48inducement above it. Price has swept
8:50Asia low before it arriving at the key
8:52time window. That's just not a POI.
8:54That's a powered zone where everything
8:57aligns. You understand the cause, and
8:59you understand the effect. Everything
9:00connected. And here's a table for you
9:02just if you want to screenshot it and
9:03look at it more practically. So, what
9:04I'm going to focus on is exactly this
9:06price action part. After the major
9:07inducement that we're seeing, and we're
9:09looking for buys now, because we
9:10understand control and intent. And these
9:12sells become traps now. Let me show you
9:14exactly why that works. Okay, so the
9:15next question I'm going to ask is this
9:17diagram. I'm going to put it into our AI
9:19coach, we can upload images. And I want
9:21to explain exactly how, in this scenario
9:23that we have in our market situation,
9:25where you have a bullish market, and
9:26then you get a major inducement, like
9:28here. You get the major inducement. Some
9:30people are going to see bearish break of
9:32structure. They're going to see, "Oh, we
9:33had a bearish break of structure. This
9:34was the last higher low that made a
9:36higher high. We've now switched
9:38and we can say we've taken all this
9:39liquidity. This is the inducement. This
9:40is bearish. So, therefore, we should
9:42look for sells. And therefore, all of
9:44these areas, even if they are nice
9:45areas, they have a build-up, they have
9:46an inducement, it leads to a break of
9:48structure, price comes in, gives a break
9:50of structure, price comes into this
9:51area, gives a break of structure. How
9:53all of these are traps. And therefore,
9:54you shouldn't necessarily be looking for
9:56sells. And if you are looking for sells,
9:58they are short-lived. You are trading
9:59the trap temporarily. And then you're
10:01looking for the real intention, which is
10:02major inducements. Then you have another
10:05follow-through inducements. Every
10:06inducement, people see break of
10:08structure. So, when people see break of
10:09structure, they look for sells. When
10:11people see this break of structure, they
10:12look for sells. When people see this
10:14break of structure, they look for sells.
10:15These are all traps. With the AI coach,
10:17I want to explain what's the difference
10:19between these bearish break of
10:20structures that lead to traps versus the
10:22real inducement and how you know how to
10:24look for buys. What I want to separate
10:26is what retail traders see, probably
10:27just like you, versus the real intent of
10:29the market that you should be seeing.
10:31BOS to the downside, we are now bearish.
10:33We see that's a major inducement. Price
10:35is sweeping the relative low to grab
10:36liquidity before continuing the other
10:38way. Let's mark all of the supply zones
10:40of the bearish leg, and we see every
10:42supply zone on the leg down is a trap
10:44zone for a false reaction engineering
10:46liquidity to then induce and go the
10:48other way. These are the areas you're
10:49probably tripping up cuz you see all of
10:51the confirmations, you see the break of
10:53structures, you see the POI, you see the
10:54lower time frame confirmation. They
10:55engineer this so you believe in it, so
10:57you enter to then take your liquidity.
10:59That's why it's a trap. And this begins
11:01with understanding the framing wrong. If
11:03you don't understand the framework, one
11:05part of it, then you'll always look in
11:06the wrong areas. And it also goes back
11:07into intent and control to separate the
11:09differences. Now, the supply zone on the
11:11bearish leg, why are they all traps?
11:13This is where it gets tricky for retail
11:14traders. Let's walk through why these
11:16are traps. Because you are part of the
11:17complex pullback. You are not trading
11:19the main push because the bearish main
11:21push is not a main push. It's a bearish
11:23move to grab liquidity. So, then that
11:25framing of saying this is a bearish
11:26impulse, let me look for sells, it's
11:28wrong. Because it's a bullish market,
11:30and you're actually seeing the bearish
11:31movement as the complex pullback. That's
11:33the difference. And that's why at first
11:35you see sometimes supply zones they get
11:36smashed through and other times you see
11:37price will actually respect, give a
11:39break of structure to invite and entice
11:41in sellers. That's a trap. It comes to
11:43the areas you want, gives the bearish
11:44reaction you want to encourage you to
11:46enter instead of just wiping through the
11:48area directly, engineer traps
11:49delicately. So, how should you read it?
11:51First, the context, then identify the
11:53relative low, then when it gets swept,
11:55ask the right questions. I'm going to
11:57encourage you to just pause the screen,
11:58take screenshots so that you can fully
12:00understand what's going on. But anyhow,
12:01I'm going to actually break it down
12:02properly for you. So, what we need to
12:04understand is what I call the domino
12:05effect, which is once you've had a big
12:07catalyst in price, first is the framing.
12:09We're in a bullish market, we know that.
12:11Then when we take a structure point, we
12:12know that's a major inducement, but we
12:14can't conclude it. With this could be a
12:16bearish break of structure or this could
12:17be an inducement to go higher. This is
12:19an inflection point. We don't know at
12:21the exact moment. So, our job therefore
12:23becomes is figure it out. So, what we do
12:25then is we microscopically analyze
12:27what's going on after the major
12:28inducement. And if we start to see
12:30buyers control, buyers intent, buyers
12:32inducement, sellers trap, sellers
12:34inducement failing, there's a clear
12:35picture, buyers are in control. By the
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13:40Okay, let's get back into it. But after
13:42this major inducement, we see it could
13:44be a BOS. Why? Because we see sellers
13:47control, sellers intent, sellers
13:48inducement, sellers traps, and they all
13:50work. Then we see bearish intent. And if
13:52we get to this area, because this could
13:53also just be bearish intent. Complex
13:56pullback up. We get to the supply zone,
13:58and then we continue bearish. If at this
14:00area we see sellers control, sellers
14:02intent, sellers inducement, sellers
14:03domino effect, if we see all the right
14:05signs, then we know bearish market is in
14:07control, the sellers are in control. We
14:08look for sells. So, we have to see the
14:10intention to understand where is the
14:12trap. This is how we're going to frame
14:13the next part of our analysis, which is
14:15after this major inducement, let's focus
14:17on what happened here, and then also
14:19start to understand in this supply zone,
14:21what happened here. Who's in control?
14:22Who is the trap? What's the intention?
14:24Let's do both of that. On my favorite
14:25time frame, my intraday time frame M15.
14:28Okay, so let's play a game for the major
14:29inducements, and then also all the
14:31follow through inducements that I like
14:33to call spot the inducement to spot the
14:34control. So, we had this bias trap trend
14:37line that we spoke about previously from
14:39the demand area, and then the major
14:40inducement of structure. So, we know
14:41that this is a liquidation event, so we
14:43put a ATM, same major inducement. But
14:45when I even notice the details, I say
14:47it's not just the major inducement that
14:48we're taking out. So, it's also this
14:49trend line area that we're taking out,
14:51but also we see an accumulation here
14:52because we get multiple touches of
14:54liquidity. We get a minor inducements
14:56over here also, leading to a break of
14:58structure. Now, notice the details. Here
14:59we have a buildup of liquidity
15:01inducements that leads to the break of
15:03structure. Shouldn't this be an area to
15:04sell from? No, it's a trap. Why? Because
15:07after major inducements, a medium
15:09inducement or a minor inducement is not
15:11going to hold, especially the first one.
15:13It's simply who's stronger? This major
15:15inducement with all the liquidity it
15:16took, or this very low down in discount
15:19in the buyers zone, a small medium
15:21inducement. Who's stronger? Naturally,
15:23the major inducement in discounts. But
15:24then, after that, we see sellers
15:26attempts failing. What I like to notice
15:28is we have this build-up of equal highs.
15:29We have a sweep, price comes into it,
15:31and breaks it out. So, we see that the
15:33sellers that are inducing, they're not
15:35working out. So, that's already an early
15:36sign. And then, I see this build-up of
15:38liquidities here, this inducement that
15:40wipes out the area. Wipes out these
15:42equal highs, inducements, bearish break
15:43of structure. We take out the zone
15:45aggressively. So, I start to understand,
15:47okay, very clearly, this is a smart
15:48money trap. It's a trap zone. And the
15:50real inducements are going to be here.
15:52Therefore, very clear for me, put an ATM
15:54here because this is the inducement of
15:55control. And notice how every time we
15:57have an inducement, it leads to a break
15:59of structure. Then, we had this lower
16:00high that made these lower lows. We have
16:02a breakout. Where does that breakout
16:04happen? That breakout happens after we
16:05get the major inducements. The next one
16:07is we have another main push bullish.
16:10Like here, we had this inducement that
16:11leads to a break of structure, taking
16:13out the previous high. When does that
16:14happen? After the inducement. And it
16:16happens again and again. We look at it
16:17over here, and we say, "Okay, there's a
16:19build-up of liquidity here." And then,
16:21then we have this last lower high that
16:22made this lower low that leads to a
16:24break of structure. Why does that
16:25happen? Well, very nicely, we had a
16:27inducement down here that took the
16:29liquidity of Asia low into this area or
16:31block, point of interest. Notice, once
16:33again, you get a build-up of liquidity
16:35here before you get the follow-through
16:36and the high made, leading to a nice
16:38break of structure. Once again, who did
16:40it? We had an inducement first. So, let
16:42me put that out there. Build-up,
16:43inducements, ATM dropped for liquidity,
16:45main push. Happens again and again. And
16:48all the details you start to see, if you
16:50have a sharp eye for it, is you get a
16:51build-up of liquidity here, you get a
16:53sweep, you get a bearish break of
16:55structure. We get the London key time
16:57window. Sellers want to get in. That
16:59fails. Why? Because this is a smart
17:01money trap. So, I can start to see from
17:02many perspectives, as you train your
17:04eye, you will start to see this trend
17:05line failing, sellers weakness, this
17:07smart money sweep zone failing, that
17:09sellers weakness. And then, these
17:10inducements showing buyer strength. And
17:12that's exactly how you need to read
17:13price. I need to say, "This is a smart
17:15money trap. This is sellers weakness."
17:17Same over here, by the way, we got
17:19another smart money trap block that
17:20comes into it. Why is this a smart money
17:22trap block? Well, we know the higher
17:24high is not supply. You get a build-up
17:25of liquidity, you get a sweep, you get a
17:27bearish break of structure, you get a
17:28bearish trend line, you get all of these
17:29highs, price comes into it, sweeps into
17:32the zone, takes the liquidity here,
17:33gives a bearish reaction, and then
17:35doesn't continue bearish, it fails. Why
17:36is this happening? Well, if we read into
17:38it, we see we had liquidity in this
17:40area, sweep into demand area, you get an
17:42inducement into demand area, therefore
17:44you have another ATM. So, we know that
17:45this is higher high. Higher highs are
17:47not supply zones. Once you have a
17:48bullish push on a higher high, you
17:50expect a new bullish push to continue.
17:52So, we see smart money trap and sellers
17:53failing, trend lines failing, breaks of
17:55structure failing, and every time you
17:56get a break of structure, it's actually
17:58an inducement, and every time you get
18:00that inducement, what do you happen
18:01next? You get a main push taking out the
18:03sellers. This is clear for me to see
18:04who's in control. If you go down to M1,
18:06you see it even more, even more clearly,
18:08even more often. I'm just showing you
18:10the M15 intraday. So, then you are
18:12served to take trades only when you get
18:14the trap day, which is these
18:15inducements, because right after that
18:16you get a clear impulse up. After the
18:18inducement of the day, you get a move
18:20up. After this inducement of the day,
18:21you get a move up. Now, all of them are
18:23tradeable, but the points is to find the
18:25trap of the day, you find the inducement
18:26of the day, you find the trade of the
18:27day, and you don't get lost and
18:29disorientated and walk into these traps
18:31by selling over here, which is
18:32ridiculous, or selling on this London
18:34open because you had a sweep of Asia
18:36high, a smart money order block
18:37imbalance break of structure. It's trap
18:39after trap. Even here, this is a clear
18:41trap. You might see it's a decisional
18:43point of interest. We had a build-up of
18:45Asia high sweep, break of structure. You
18:47come into this area, oh my god, it's New
18:48York key time window, trapped. Walk away
18:50from the traps, understand the traps,
18:52use them to your advantage, and
18:54understand the move of the day. Major
18:55inducement, move. Medium inducement,
18:57move. Medium inducement, move. Minor
18:59inducement, move. Medium inducement,
19:01move. Every single day, all day long. We
19:03move across, what do we see once again?
19:05You see a clear build-up of liquidity.
19:07You come into yesterday's trap area,
19:09trap reaction, pullback before the
19:11break. This is known as a supply to
19:12demand decisional and therefore you see
19:14the inducement of the day is down here.
19:16You drop an ATM because it's a confirmed
19:17one. It happens in the key time window
19:19like it often does leading to the trade
19:21of the day very, very nicely. Every
19:23single day walk away from the trap, walk
19:25away from and where are the traps? Where
19:27you have a trend line that is failing.
19:29You have a support level that is
19:30failing. These are traps. And once
19:32again, when you see these equal highs,
19:33you see this sweep, you see the bearish
19:35reaction, price is going to come in and
19:37do the same thing again. It's going to
19:38take liquidity over here. Sweep, give
19:41the main push and leaves a very nice
19:43smart money trap. Why do we leave a
19:45smart money trap? Well, you got to
19:46understand what is a smart money trap,
19:48why they exist, how they look like. And
19:49then from yesterday's inducement zone
19:51that led to the main push, notice how
19:53fast and direct they are. If you're in a
19:55trade like this, it hits your 1:3 and
19:571:10 risk reward in usually an hour, the
20:001:3 in usually minutes. You break even
20:01in minutes and it's effortless because
20:04it's tap and go. It doesn't hang around
20:05your entry for days. It doesn't go in
20:07your direction only to retrace 90%
20:09before going out you out. Stressful
20:11trading like that. When you trade the
20:12inducement of the day, you have clear
20:13confirmations, you know when to be
20:15trading, you know where to be trading,
20:17you know the confirmations and you avoid
20:19traps. And just like this inducement of
20:21the day yesterday, it leads to the trade
20:23of the next day. And we put an ATM
20:24there. Why? Because we took into the
20:26demand area of yesterday that led to the
20:28impulse. We had a smart money trap. We
20:30had all of this trend line failure and
20:31notice all these details because people
20:33that don't nail context, don't nail the
20:35analysis, they're going to walk into
20:36clear traps like "Oh, this is not a
20:38sweep and a break of structure. This is
20:40not a point of interest where you see
20:41build up, inducement sweep, break of
20:43structure, break of structure lower,
20:45start to sell in this area." That's a
20:47trap once again. Therefore, these all
20:48became trap areas. This trend line was a
20:51clear trap for everybody to fall into.
20:53And notice how in this key time window,
20:54all of these areas of smart money trap
20:56supply zone trap, all of these areas is
20:58faked out because this inducement is
21:00driving price. And like we have every
21:02single time, like it was yesterday and
21:04all the days before, once you find the
21:05inducement of the day, the trap of the
21:06day, the entry of the day, you have a
21:08effortless, fast trade in your
21:10direction. Immediate TPs, basically
21:12effortless trading. You just need the
21:13confirmations. And we can do this all
21:15day long, every single day. This is
21:17exercise I want for you to figure out
21:19yourself, because once you see it, you
21:20cannot unsee it. Inducements run the
21:22show, they run the context, and your job
21:24is to start to read it like a storybook,
21:26and then build confirmations around it.
21:27Or watch all the videos on this channel
21:29where I give you strategies, playbooks,
21:31step-by-step examples of case studies of
21:33trades. But the main thing for you to be
21:35profitable is remember that a restricted
21:37trader is a profitable trader.

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