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Okay, the recording has started.

Okay.

So we're going to go over
to the charts real quick.

And I'm going to talk a little bit about
direction of the rest of this mentorship

based on what you already know, and
then how we're going to build on that.

And I'll give you something
to go away with what today.

So looking at the daily chart, I do
not see your comments or questions.

So I want to try to keep focus
on the task at hand today.

Otherwise I'll get bogged
down with distractions.

The, uh, the daily chart here on a dollar,
we've cleared out the old highs we noted.

We talked about he's actually in July,
this is a video on the YouTube channel.

And if you go and look at that, uh,
there's an, uh, if I can remember

what the link is, I'll, I'll tweet
it later on, but, um, we had this

level here noted back in June.

And we essentially cleared
it out in here today.

Rather handsomely, we went one more
time above last week's high 99,

big figure 9, 9, 10 looks like it
could be the next upside objective.

Uh, that's about the middle of this of
Canada, which is a bare shoulder block.

And again, if we continue through that,
we're looking for a run above these highs

up here, real nice and neat and tidy.

I don't like to see the market and
leave those types of areas in place.

So we could see 99, 9, 9 85 to $1.

So that may be the next swing.

Linda zoom out just one more stage
that we can see a little bit better

and shifted over.

So we have these highs up here.

Okay.

Um, We did, we did close in a little
bit more of this void in here.

Um, we had a little bit of a fair
value gap by basis, these bodies

of these candles to, so again,
we don't care so much about that.

So if we look at this, it's
done a real nice job of getting

up there and closing that in.

I still think we got a
little bit more to go.

Now, what changes this tone on the
dollar for me is if we lose, we lose

the middle of this down candle on here.

Okay.

So we get below that

net level comes in at 97 95.

So 97, 95 and 97 90.

Uh, the dollar has to stay above that.

Because we've covered so much
ground, and it's been pretty much

one side all the way up in here.

Um, we're getting real close to
the elections in the U S and we

may see a knee jerk reaction based
on who actually gets to vote over.

Let me say it this way.

Whoever gets put in office, and I
don't know what the outcome is going

to be in terms of the election.

No one really knows that, but if
everything is as crooked as I believe it

is, I believe we're going to put Clinton
in office and then we're in trouble.

So how that's going to pan out for
the dollar will be interesting.

Um, some of the scenarios that we
have to look for, um, if we come down

into this down candle here, ideally
in a perfect world, we want to see

98, 15 98.

Find some sport, it could
touch 98 big figure.

Um, I'd rather it not do it.

Uh, we've already shown a willingness
to leave this consolidation in here.

But if we go down through that
and Trey through to 97, 90 level,

we will close in this void.

Now, even if it comes all the way down
here, it does not negate my 1 0 2 to 1

0 7 long-term objectives on the dollar.

It just pushes it back a little bit.

Ideally, we want to see this
consolidation in here where price

has expanded through and away from.

We want to see this entire area,

all this consolidation.

We want to see price
defend any lower prices.

We don't want to see half of this.

In other words, be, uh,
be broken or violent.

So there should be all new buying in
here should be keeping price higher.

So we had this down candle came down to
the middle of it, the buys of the candles

rather, and then expanded through it.

So they did capitalize this down candle
we were looking for, but it threw me off

with the, with the lower close, and then
it spent too much time last week with it.

And I had personal issues too.

So I'm going to make excuses.

I didn't read it as well
as I would've liked to.

Uh, even though we looked
for 98, uh, 55 for upside.

If we get down into that consolidation
again, I'd rather it not, here's my point.

What I'm trying to say is I'd
rather it not return back to

equilibrium to this consolidation.

And the reason why I say I'd rather
not see it do that is because

we've already moved away from it.

And we've been running away for a while.

No worries.

We've been trading higher.

So if we go back down to this
consolidation, I'd rather see

this as like a midway point.

Okay.

In other words, it would look
like something like that.

Restructured up a little bit.

We have leg one here from this low up to
the high and this retracement in here.

If we extend that out, that same
distance, that's what puts us

in the 100 twos to 1 0 3 area.

Okay.

And I'm assuming with that mindset is
that this would be a midway point of

the larger price swing that's unfolding.

Let me give you an, a rough
idea of what I'm saying here.

I'm certain that there's some of
you don't know what I just said.

So let me just draw that out in graphic
terms that we, you know, all right.

So I'm gonna take this consolidation off.

So we have all this price swing here,

right in there.

Okay.

So we have a price lake from this low
up to this high we've consolidate.

And if this is the low, that starts
the second leg, we would see a movement

up to, uh, the dollar 70 in there.

And that's just one stage of
what I think could be unfolding.

But if this is in fact what I think
it is the midway point of a larger

price swing up into that dollar mark.

Uh, we shouldn't see at all, any
retracement of any kind back into this

consolidation, it should just keep
running and moving here, going higher.

We can expect obviously, uh, down
days, one or two at the most, we don't

want to see a series of down days.

Uh, because again, that makes
up run against the underlying,

uh, momentum on the marketplace.

If we see, let me go back,
put those back on there.

If we go and look at what that suggests
in terms of upside objectives, notice that

it also takes out the old high back here.

So here's the old high there, and
that would essentially clean that up.

Certainly if that's all it
is that we end up getting it.

I don't see the one or twos
or a 1 0 7 on a high end.

Um, that will be enough.

You know, that's certainly
enough to, uh, to find trades in.

So a little bit over 140 pips.

No.

What does that

almost 200 pips thereabouts.

So we have a little bit of range
on the upside for the dollar.

Again, the catalyst is the, has to be
think continued momentum, and this has to

be a consolidation and that's maintained
in, I can't go back down into the mid

point of that because if it does, um,
it's not an in order to, it's not needed

to see price, come down to that to keep
running because we've already priced

in a great deal of buying down here.

This is the main way.

So, if we understand what was taught
on the, uh, high probability setups

video that actually have on my
YouTube channel, that's for free.

Um, I talk about how the second stage
of that move, whatever move you're

looking at, bullish or bearish.

Um, once that move breaks above a point
of equilibrium, um, you, you see a quicker

speed on the words, the magnitude of how
fast the market moves to its objective.

It's usually very little if at
all retracements and it just

completely runs to its objective.

And I'll give you an example,
what that looks like.

We have this low here in here.

I mean, keep, keep track
of what I'm showing you.

All right.

We have a low here.

Now, I mean, where are
you picking that one?

We have this short-term low here.

I'm not using this one because this
is the one that's just breaking

through the short term high.

Okay.

So the short term low, right
before this high here is broken.

The objective is this old high back here.

That's the range we're trading in relative
to this point here, this high would be

where the liquidity is arresting above it.

But notice what happens.

We have a price move that rallies
up, and then we have a consolidation.

Now think if this is consolidation
prior to a known objective where price

should sweep above, right above this
old high in here, we draw that out.

When we use equilibrium in terms of.

Prognostication, in other words
where the direction of the market

should go and why it shouldn't or
should return back to equilibrium.

Uh, we have a policy of with down
move, so we have a down move or, or

correction day, it's a daily chart.

We don't look at that
as a potential reversal.

We expect this to be a consolidation.

Okay.

So, because we're pausing just short
of an objective that the market should

reach for the buy stop, the vote here.

This should measure what, in other words,
if we're consolidating here, we referenced

back to the previous short-term low here.

So using what I just showed you
for mapping out where I think

that $1 mark on the dollar index
is going to be influential.

We use this reference here is our
consolidation, the high to that low.

Now we can take that
same reference point at.

And it takes us right to that 98, well,
98, 63 level for here, but it takes

us more importantly to the 1955 level
over here, which sweeps it, these old

highs we talked about back in July.

So when we look at institutional
order flow and we're looking at it,

following the market on one side of the
marketplace, relative to where liquidity

should draw price up to no means to buy
stops here, the buy stops over here.

If we are seeing movement in
that direction and it, this

hasn't happened yet to get there.

My point is hooked on.

I'll take that off.

Let me take these off and go back down.

If we have this consolidation in
here, that's just below the objective

we're reaching for near term.

This this'll be the biceps
first and then the 98 55 level.

Let me adjust that to that because
that's what the next level was.

Okay.

If we have this consolidation
in here, we can reasonably

expect to see what happened.

Quickness speed, to run to
the next area, liquidity.

And that's what you're seeing here.

Real fast sudden movement,
right above these bus stops.

Then we consolidated around in here.

Okay.

And what threw me off as this down
candle, I really rather would not

had seen any movement below the
mid point of that, but because it

did, and it had ECB on top of it.

That's why we have all
these wicks in here.

And then ultimately we are 98,
55 of them did come to fruition.

But I say this to say that when we're
looking at a directional premise

and trades are moving in a specific
direction in the marketplace, if

we're looking for a high, okay.

And you know,

an area which you want
to see price reach to.

Okay.

And just to say, this is the
origin of the move, where it

begins or the low or short term.

Um,

and that's your juror objective.

Okay.

So you have your known area where
support should be seen or where

the market starts to take off.

Okay.

You wait for it to come
back to a bullshitter block.

Okay.

And then you can expect the price
to start running towards your

objective as the market moves in
your favor and your direction.

You anticipate halfway through it.

Some, some measurable consolidation.

Okay.

And when you have that
consolidation, what it'll do is

in that small little section of
the approximate middle, it doesn't

have to be exactly at the middle.

Okay.

But in close proximity,
what are the middle point?

If you're expecting liquidity above
the marketplace that we ran and you see

a reason to be a buyer down in here.

Okay.

And I'm speaking, hypothetically here.

It's not like there's,
these are actual levels.

I'm giving you a graphic depiction
of what I'm interpreting in my mind,

how I can convey it to you halfway
in the middle of that underlying move

that you expect to see form on price.

Action.

Always think about midway point.

Okay.

Midway point.

There's going to be some
measure of consolidation.

The point is when you see that,
usually the second part or after,

after that midway consolidation
of, we don't know how long the

consolidation is going to be either.

That's the one of the gray areas.

You don't know how long that
price will stay in that middle

point before it expands.

The second part, the thing is that once we
do start moving out of this consolidate.

Okay.

And we have underlying expectations
for by stops above the marketplace

would be drawing price higher.

If you're not long down here, or you were
unable to get anything down here, you

can use ideas in this area to trade with.

Like in other words, you could
look for turtle soup bicycles.

In other words, it would be
a run below a short-term low.

Why would that be significant?

Because the market is predisposed
to go higher relative to higher

timeframe, liquidity to buy stops.

If we take short-term lows out,
we know that they're going to be

dropping the market below those short
term lows to gather up, sell stops.

Why?

Because they're going to counter party
their sell sauce for their buying, and

then there'll be able to capitalize new
long positions for that second leg up.

Here's the take away that second leg is
going to be faster than the first leg is.

Okay.

And that's what we talked
about in the high probability

trading video on my YouTube.

The point is, is you want to be able
to see these things ahead of time

by having that understood.

The second leg is always
going to be faster.

It's going to be more dynamic and it's
going to run to the objectives real quick.

And the reason why on the other side
of that midway consolidation and every

price swing operates like this, every
single price swing operates like this.

I'll give you several other
examples here before we close today.

Main thing is, is you want to
anticipate these consolidations

between where you think the market
should be rallying from, okay.

Where the bias is formed from.

Okay.

And it can happen in hindsight, like
you use this old, low back here.

Okay.

Um, if you look at the videos I did in
September, I actually used the dollar

CAD to frame the fact that this is
probably a short-term loan, a dollar.

So I use this low in hindsight
to justify why I believe these

buy stops here would be targeted.

And ultimately 98, 55 would be hit.

Okay.

Uh, 1955 was called back in July.

But nonetheless, the point I'm trying
to make is if we know that this is

an area where price should move away
from, and it starts trading higher,

and this is the objective 1955, this
is so AFib up here and I'll give

you an approximation of where that
midway consolidation should occur.

Here's equilibrium right
here or midway point.

And here's your consolidation, right?

Okay.

So what it's doing is the algo is
going to pause there to allow new

opportunity to engineer new buying.

And it has happened sometimes with the run
on stops below the market, or they will

create another order block that's bullish.

And they'll capitalize on that.

You can't see that here on the daily
chart, but if you go into a lower

timeframe, you can see how they use
this whole consolidation rate in there.

And we'll do that in a minute, but I
want to get, make it more point here.

If we also know that this is the midway
point, there are times great before and

Ray, after you'll have another small
little opportunity, mainly the one here.

Okay.

Between where you think the market's
going to go relatively on a higher

timeframe and where the support would be.

Again, you don't necessarily
need to have that initial low.

You don't need it.

You just need to understand
that that's probably where the

market's going to move up from.

As you get better at trading price
action, you'll discern when that

short term low, like it isn't here.

When that's forming this beginning
of origin of the price swing

that you're anticipating seeing.

And the objective we're probably should
go in between those two reference points.

There's generally three opportunities.

Okay.

In the price, like the impulse pricing.

Okay.

If you have the initial move that you
missed, don't worry about it because if

you get an opportunity to trade at the
midway point between where the middle of

the overall price swing should happen.

Okay.

Now watch, what am I saying?

Here?

You got 1, 2, 3, 4 segments
of the overall price swing.

The highest probability is going
to be from the midway point to the

original point of origin nation.

The.

The by itself, you can be a buyer midway
between where the beginning of the

movie starts and the midway point of
the overall expected price swing, or you

can be a buyer after stops on the lows
are taken out here in the midway point.

Or if we start the run and we don't
create a move to three quarters of it,

and where's the overall price swing up.

If we start another leg up in the middle,
here we run out and we don't take any,

uh, sell thoughts below the marketplace.

Then you can expect the market
to come back down into trade

into a bullish or buck, and then
finish its run to its objective.

But I want you to think about
the market like this there's

four, uh, four quadrants, okay.

Or quarters of every major price swing.

Now you can prove this to yourself
without very much time at all.

Don't you?

Every price swing.

Reducing it down into size and
you'll see that these elements

are there and it's not by chance.

It's not because it's random.

It's because that's how the
algo we'll put pauses in.

Okay.

In other words, we understand
that the market had liquidity

at 90, 55 on the dollar.

We also talked about the likelihood
of this being a buying area,

where the dollar should rally up.

And I used the dollar cat, the frame,
that idea came and justified why I

believe that the dog was going to go
up 90, 55 was our ultimate objective.

But before we got there, this has
got to be considered over here.

These 97 55 stops.

So if we understand that this is the
area where price should rally up from

here, where the arrow is indicating
in 98, 55 is our ultimate objective.

Before we even traded to this level
right here before these candles

in this whole area here even
formed, we knew by having a fib.

And again, there's no
magic in the Fibonacci.

Okay.

I'm just showing you equally.

If we knew that 98 55 was our objective.

Okay.

Equal Libyans right in here.

So we can reasonably expect to see
some measure of consolidation rate.

There there's no,
there's no magic in that.

Okay.

But what it does is it shows us a willing
to say, we're say we're long down here.

Say we were fortunate to get
along in here on a dollar and

say, it's not even a dollar.

Say it's whatever market you're looking
at, because it doesn't really matter what

asset class it's always the same way.

It's all prices delivered the
same way, regardless of what

asset class we were referring to.

But if we are looking at an objective
that draws price higher, and then

again, in this instance is 90, 55 on
the daily chart, the expectation would

be, as price was rallying up in here,
we all get excited about the fact

that we have a nice down day in here.

We don't, we don't look at that and say,
okay, well, this down day is going to

now call us to the top and the dollar or
whatever asset class would be trading.

We look at that as that's
expected, it should be.

Okay.

And some of the questions I get a
lot is, okay, how do I know that when

I'm going to trade, if the market's
going into consolidation, or if

it's retracing, how do I know that
that's not going to be a reversal?

How do I know that it's not
going to be a turtle soup?

Um, so you know, what, how do I
know that I can trust the, stay

in the trade and hold onto it?

What I'm teaching you here today?

Because this is what you're
doing is you're breaking down the

price swing that you're expecting
to see to unfold and price.

And the reason why I'm really not, I
don't get excited about trades and being

in a trade anymore, because these are
the boring things that you expect to see.

There's four points of reference in every
price swing, every single price swing.

And it's the point of origin
Terminus, where it stops where

your objective is going to be.

Okay.

Midpoint that's equal.

But between those, those three points.

Okay.

You have your first quarter
and your second quarter, I'm

sorry, your, your third quarter
here, there's a pause in here.

And you usually, and as usually a pause
here, there's more times than not a pause.

Let me see a minute.

There's more of a consolidation in here
right before it hits the midway point than

it is usually a pause in here before it
gets to the Terminus of the move or where

you think the objective is going to be.

Okay.

So that's what I'm trying to teach folks
that if you trade on the higher timeframe

charts relative to a daily or a four hour,
and you're framing an idea where you think

the market should move up from and up to a
specific level, relative to the liquidity,

by having these larger timeframes,
it gives you many opportunities

instead of just that one initial move.

And once you miss it and you feel like
you, you, you can't do anything about it.

If you're using a hard timeframe
chart, it gives you multiple levels.

To get in sync with that
underlying price move.

You may not get that entire lines
portion of the move, but it will give

you an area in which to anticipate
the next level of trading to form.

In other words, where's the
next signal should form.

Okay.

So let me give you an example, what
that looks like, what the dollar here,

framing what we've already described.

Take all this stuff off.

Okay.

And again, we're using this low down
here and I can talk about this because

I've talked about it in, in, in
foresight knowledge before it happened,

it's already in a video format.

So no one can feel upset about me talking
about just in the form of a hindsight.

So this, this camera here was the candle.

It actually hit 90, 55, but
1955 was the stops on the dollar

based on these equal highs back
in February, March of this year.

Okay.

So again, that's, I'm just throwing
that in here for completeness sake.

So you understand why
I'm talking about it.

By having the fib on the low, we
anticipate being the point of origin

before the next price leg goes higher.

And that's our objective, 98, 55.

That's where we thought
the price was going to go.

Now we can identify specific levels.

Now we're going to map
out this whole thing here.

This gave him a graphic depiction.

This 95 90 level represents
our 98 55 objective.

That's where the determinants of
the trade would be or where we think

price should draw up to this point
down here at the loyal represents

the, in this description here, or
crew diagram 98, I'm sorry, 94 80.

We're using that idea for this point here.

So this arrow is this in the form of the
example and the 98 55 level is represented

by the example here from 99, 95 90.

So what I'm going to describe here in
this crude depiction over here, I'm

actually going to apply it to this so
you can see how it works going to add.

Around equilibrium.

Okay.

Price should be now.

I don't know how far that candle is
going to have, uh, you know, have a,

uh, a low, I don't know how I've never
will know exactly that, but we're just

going to give an idea, a rough idea
where we would reasonably expect to see

the, uh, consolidation or midway point.

And then we can go into smaller
timeframes and see what that

actually looks like as, as happens.

So I'm gonna lead the fib
on just as it is here.

And I'm going to note the
midway point here with a line

and it'll make sense in
a minute what I'm doing.

Okay.

So now I have a reference
point where I can draw my face.

Down to lay right on top of that.

Now the 50% mark here or equilibrium
gives me this little area right in here.

So I can draw on another area of
anticipated consolidation right in here.

And we don't know how far away
or where the candles are occur,

and I'm gonna do the same thing.

Now, just moving the fifth up

from that midpoint.

That's what I, I drew that line
here, noting the midway point.

So I can anchor my fib and
now equilibrium right in here.

Look what it does.

It gives us an area to
expect that new consolidation

right in here.

Come on, try this.

All right.

And now we have Terminus up
here, origin, the first area of

consolidation to expect or where
the next level buying should occur.

Then we have another opportunity
which is midpoint, which is.

Then we have the, our third quadrant.

Okay.

We're price would consolidate before it
gets to Terminus, which is this over here.

Okay.

Now I'm going to look at the
questions for the first time.

Does anybody understand?

Oh, I'm sorry.

Let me say it like this.

Why?

While I have it on the chart like this,
do you see why and how I did this?

So you understand that everything
I'm showing you here in a graphic

depiction or example, I'm showing you
how I do it and look at it in price.

Okay.

For future reference, if anyone doesn't
see it, that's what I'm looking for.

I'm looking for the ones that
don't, it's easier to see those.

It's the big, big rush
of people saying they do.

Okay.

You don't.

Okay.

Good.

All right, stop everybody.

Stop saying.

So the, the fact that I'm not
using a low down here, okay.

Is because this move hasn't broken.

These clean highs, you see that
these eat relatively equal highs.

This is the reason why I'm using that low.

And I know that that's the next
price when it's going to take place,

because as this low was coming
down, the market was right in here.

So I'm thinking the market's
going to go higher and go back

and watch the videos in September.

You'll actually see me.

Describe why I believe that
U S Kev was helping me arrive

at the dollar being 98 55.

Okay.

So by having this, by having this
right here, The fact that these

equal highs hadn't been breached yet.

I knew even if I'm wrong,
say I'm wrong in 1955, wasn't

happening in say it didn't happen.

The likelihood of the market coming
up, just to clear these highs

here is enough to take a trade.

Okay.

And that's really the, the, the strength
of what I'm teaching here, here today.

You don't need to have
every part of this move.

We expect 98, 55.

I explained and gave you reasons why
I believed 1955 was likely all through

here and back, even in as early as
July, but I specifically pulled out

an area in price action real time in
the last week of September, Raymond.

Uh, give me a second, but folks, I'm not
going to be looking at your questions

cause they're already starting to distract
me, but all the questions you're actually

asking me, I'm going to be giving it to
you in this teaching before I close it,

you're all asking how far the big, how
far the range of the boxes and all that.

I'm going to explain all that, but I just
want you to understand how I took this

example of looking at how price swings
occur and how to interpret them in scale.

Okay.

So what we're doing is we're looking
at degrade of every price swing.

You have a point of
origin, a middle point.

You can't know the middle
point unless you know where the

Terminus, where price should go.

So where we think the market's going
to begin to up, move to where we

think the market is going to go.

Ultimately we think between these two
known areas, they're not, they're not

set in stone because you could be.

Okay.

But when we're trading, we don't
ever know what's going to happen.

But if we have a expectation
that we believe that the market

that was most likely going to
trade one side, if we see it,

that's why I decided to
described it back in September.

The last week of September, believing
that a dollar was going to go to

98, 55, the first area would be, it
has to run through these highs here.

So even if we took a long in this area
here and ran up above these highs, that's

enough to make money on because why
we're looking at a daily chart and if it

continues higher and it gets into this
area here, once it gets into this area,

once it trades to the midway point, okay.

We immediately go to the thought process.

Okay.

It's moving in my favor.

Don't expect it to go parabolic here, wait
for the algo to go into a consolidation.

At least give you a download.

It may be if it's a daily
chart, maybe one or two days.

Okay.

Let me pause and consider.

And then expand to the next level, which
would be three quarters of the move

that would be expected right in here.

And then what, what should
you happen to see here?

This is usually where the
market many times will not

give you this consolidation.

Sometimes it'll just quickly
run right through here.

So the one that usually doesn't
appear, it's not always 1, 2, 3, 4,

5 things in terms of the price lane.

Sometimes it'll be the point of origin,
the first quarter of the move that

you expect to see a consolidation
and other buying opportunity.

Midway point consolidation
work around the equilibrium.

Either you either run out, stops
below the lows, or don't run a stop

out, run it higher, and then retrace
aggressively back down to a bull short.

But that's the two scenarios that take
place at equilibrium and a price swing.

Then once that takes place,
you can either pause here or it

can just run right to Terminus.

So this second one here.

That's why I taught.

And I still hold to the mindset that
this one here don't expect that one.

And that's why I don't really like
to be buying above equilibrium

because it's sometimes more happen.

You know what I mean?

So you have to be really focused on
the equilibrium price point and being

down here or ultimately trying to get
at your, uh, point of reference for

the, the original buyer or the origin.

So knowing where price should go,
that's the most important thing.

That's why I tell everyone focusing
on entry signals, give me entry

signals, teach me how to buy and sell.

Okay.

That's an easy thing to do, but
the thing that's in your way of

knowing how to do it efficiently and
profitably is understanding how price

moves and price lanes like this.

Okay?

So it's meant for conditions and market
environments, where the market is going

to move in a trending environment.

This is not what you see in
a range-bound consultant.

Okay.

If the market's in a consolidation of
large consolidation, or it's not moving

higher or lower, uh, this is not going
to be what you see in price action.

This is only when the market
is predisposed to move

on one side or the other.

In other words, if we thought the
market was going to go higher, or

if we think that the market's going
to go higher, any market, any asset

class, it will move like this.

If it's going to go lower, everything
we have here, you just reverse it.

Terminus would be the point at
which it starts from or where

the sell scenario would be.

It moves down to a Larry area where
we think that, uh, the liquidity

below the marketplace withdrawal it.

Okay.

And by having that, everything repeats
itself here, just going in a down move,

you gotta know where it should reach down
to gets the most important thing, knowing

where the market should try to get to.

In other words, where it
should, where is it going?

Not where is it going from the next
five minutes so I can make 10 bucks.

Okay.

I, that's not enough.

The important factor is, is where is
price most likely going to, because

if we can arrive at that number
one, we already know direction.

We already know how the trade we're
going to be looking for buy signals.

And then we can focus in on where
should those bicycles form, where,

where in price should they form?

And that's what this is teaching you here.

Okay.

We're grading price swings.

If it just says the concept is
called grading price swings.

So now we have our areas of reference.

Okay.

And I'm going to at one more
boxes to keep everything Jermaine.

Now, everything we show show in here,
when we go into a lower timeframe

inside the white areas, that's where
we should be reasonably expecting.

Now, the question is.

And are you anticipating this before?

And I said this earlier, when
I was doing it, um, how, how

far up and down are the ranges?

When we do these, uh, consolidations,
once you have the higher timeframe

fib later, or top of the price,
you really want to keep that in.

Okay.

You want to, you want to
keep that on your chart?

So I want you to do it just like I'm going
to show you here that way we know every

time you do it, it'll be the same way.

So now I can't show you.

Where is that?

Yeah, I can't do it like that.

I have to have two of the
multiple, uh Fibonaccis on there.

Hmm.

Let me see, how can I do that?

See this, this is the reason why I like
to go with, uh, prerecorded sessions with

graphics, because it allows me to do a lot
more editing and showing the exact levels,

but I'm gonna try to do my best here.

Okay.

So we have that one.

All right.

What I'm doing is I'm going to ask
you to just draw a horizontal line on

every midway point on the fifth, and
I'll show you what I mean by that.

So we know what I'm dealing with
before I go down the lower timeframe.

I have the fib drawn from this
low here up to the midway point.

This midway point is half
of 98, 55 to that low.

Okay.

So we have this reference point here.

Let me draw a horizontal line there.

And at this halfway point
here and the little.

That's equilibrium or 50% of it.

So that's what I'm drawing here.

I'm drawing a line right there.

That's what I have the
horizontal line there.

And now I'm going to do is pull my whole
fib up and anchor to the midway point

here and draw it up to our objective.

90, 55 there's equilibrium right in here.

So I'm going to draw another
horizontal line right there.

Okay.

Now I'm going to ask you a question.

Some of you may not know the
answer to this it's okay.

But if you don't you'll know it now, when
we look at lower timeframes and we looking

for confluence, confluence is a measure
of multiple factors in an agreement

with, with an, uh, an underlying premise.

Okay.

In other words, what we
use to frame a decision.

Okay.

Um, they are multiple.

Consequences.

And that's what the teaching number
six was actually teaching you.

What consequences do I look for in the
free tutorials over the last six years?

Plus I would have been
teaching a foreign exchange.

The idea has always been trying to look
for high probability scenarios using

specific tools and trying to get you
to go into the charts, looking for it.

And part of the free tutorial teachings
was really more of a social experiment

for me, because I wanted to see if
what I have, what I was able to do,

could it be replicated in someone else?

And I had a pretty good sample size
of people and I still didn't get that.

So it was a little bit disappointed
that in that regard, but it's okay.

That's why you're here.

You're in the mentorship.

Actually learn the gaps that were
there, but I taught that you had to

have multiple consequences to support
a high probability starts in there.

And I said this back in 2010, The problem
is, is how many, how many conferences

and what conferences do we look for that?

I left that up to you
and the free teachings.

Okay.

Because I didn't want to, I didn't want to
steer you into making you a clone of me.

I wanted you to be able to go in
there and be able to pull this

information out of price yourself.

So if we know that the price action is
most likely going to move up here, why?

Because we have equal highs in here.

We have by stops above these
highs here and ultimately

have bike stops above 98, 55.

As we discussed an exhaustion.

Now we have this whole idea of mapped out
in the blue shaded area by running the fed

from the low, where we thought the markets
should trade from all the way up to the

ultimate objective, we're Terminus 98, 55.

We can now map out where we can
anticipate this is the key here.

Anticipate new areas of consolidation.

Now think about IPTA okay.

The interbank price delivery out.

Yeah.

It's not random.

It's designed.

It's going to do these things
all the time and it's fractal.

It will occur on every timeframe.

It's just better to do it on
timeframes like the daily or four hour.

Because even if you can't day trade,
all the trades that you'd ever want

to find are going to be found on
that daily and four hour chart.

They're just, they're going to be there.

They're easy to see.

They take a lot of time to form.

If you missed the initial buy
down here at, at the origin, okay.

Where the price late starts and all this
big movement goes up and begins from.

So what, so you missed it.

Who cares?

Okay.

You don't need that because if you know
where the market's ultimately going,

hello, that's the most important thing?

Where is it going?

Because if you understand where
it's going, you're not going to blow

your brains out about missing the
low end of low risk opportunity.

Okay.

Because there's going to be another entry.

You just got to know where they're
going to, where they're going.

And that's what I'm teaching here today.

Grading price swings.

Okay.

We'll give you number one to patients.

This is the reason why I never
go crazy about missing a trade.

I don't care about missing a trade.

It, sometimes it bothers me,
but I'm not going to go nuts.

Like I used to when I was younger, but I
understand what you're feeling as a trader

when you miss it, because you don't know
how to look at how systematic and routine

and reoccurring these things happen.

And if you have these higher
timeframe, price swings

understood using a daily chart.

Okay.

And using the daily, weekly, monthly
health, but for, for a more frequent

trades trading on a daily chart, if
you focus there, you don't need to

have a lot of trades, but it'll give
you like we're showing here each one

of these little boxes in here, there's
going to be a trading opportunity

in and another opportunity to get in
sync, to move up to that 90, 55 level.

Now, obviously in a perfect world, we'd
all want to be a buyer down here and the

origin of where the market should start.

You don't need that.

Don't think that you need that.

Okay.

What you're going to do is you're going
to wait for the market to give you

a, another area of buying opportunity
inside this consolidation or where we

would expect to see a consolidation.

Okay.

Inside a consolidation, it may just be
a minor retracement in Denny expanse.

So is going to operate in
the capacity of giving you a

consolidation or a retracement.

So for your notes, get a screen capture of
this chart has, as you see it right here.

Okay.

And inside each one of these white
rectangles or boxes, we're delineating

the actual levels of 50% or equilibrium
relative to the overall price swing we

expect to see Terminus is up here, 98, 55.

So if we're down here
and we think 90, 35 is.

And before that we got to know the BICE
officer, most likely going to be hit too.

If we think 90, 55 is the objective,
we can start grading the price link and

by doing so we can scale out where pre
market before it ever even gets there

before it ever even trades ever before
anybody ever talks about it on Twitter

before you always see it on my videos.

Before you see anything saying
this target was hit, you're going

to anticipate consolidations or
retracements think about . Now think

about what I taught you about that.

So far you have consolidation.

Then you have expansion after expansion.

What's going to happen.

Consolidation where retracement, right.

Then we have what consolidation
then what comes after consolidation?

Only thing can happen.

Expanding.

The point of the point
of origin right here.

Okay.

We have consolidation with, then
we have expansion consolidation,

then we have expansion.

Then we have consolidation.

Then we have expansion
and we have consolidation.

Then we have expansion.

Okay.

By having this understood and having
the understanding of where markets

are most likely going to, and I can't
stress this enough, you have to know

where the market's going to first,

without knowing, without knowing
where the market's going.

It doesn't matter what your bicycles are.

It doesn't matter where
you're trying to buy it.

And that's the least of
importance the most important is.

Do you understand where the
market should be drawn to?

And if you do that work about where it
should be drawn to on higher timeframes.

See, the thing is, is most of
us that do have the time to

sit in front of the charts.

You're doing that on a five
and 15 minute chart because you

want to get in there and trade.

You want, you want money.

You want to be able to make money
right now, if you apply these

ideas to a daily chart, it'll give
you a plethora of trading areas.

Okay?

Because even though if we were a position
trader and you trade down here holding

for this objective over here, taking
the buy stops here and 98 55, ultimately

you can take additional signals.

So say you bought one down here.

One, one lot.

And price goes up here and
give you an opportunity to

inside this area to buy again.

You can, and then it gets up in here.

You can buy another one and then
you can buy another one in here

and then ultimately cash out here.

So as a position trader, you
don't need to be day trading.

You don't need to be doing any of
that stuff, but here's the more

important thing as a short term.

Okay.

You have how many opportunities here?

Just on a daily chart,
you have a buy down here.

You have a buy in here.

You have a buy-in here, you have a
buy-in here and you have a buy-in here.

So even as a short term trader,
you have the same opportunities

is the person that's going to be
a position trader as a day trader.

Now here is where it really gets fun.

Think about as a day trader, if you
know that these are areas where we're

going to go into a lower timeframe,
I'm going to show you exactly what

it looks like in the lower timeframe.

By doing this, we can focus in
on our, by days in this area.

We can reasonably expect
to see big updates form.

Why?

Because it's going to
expand out of that area.

Holy cow.

Think about that.

Think about what I just
talked to you about.

This gives you the knowing
when the big range comes.

See, when I learned from
Larry Williams, there's small

ranges and there's big rings.

Small ranges and there's big ranges.

It gives you number one.

Okay.

I can see it in a chart, but the
question is, this is like on baby

pissing and people they're still
over there read news threads.

They still talk about it.

And in fact, I spent a little bit
of time on there this weekend.

I was laughing cause they're
still talking about stuff and

there's nothing new under the sun.

They have no idea.

Okay.

So, well, when I taught that premise,
I got from Larry Williams that yes,

it's true that the market moves from
low volatility to big volatility

or small ranges to big ranges.

Okay.

Or quiet markets, accelerated
markets, then it goes quiet again.

Then accelerates again.

That's not by chance.

That's not just happenstance
that it happens like that.

It's not a big surge of
traders buying and selling.

It's the fact that the algorithms
are permitting price to release them.

So if the market was completely random,
if the market was not engineered.

You wouldn't see this fingerprint
in every price swing it's

there it's every single time.

If you look in price, it's there.

Now it's hard to see it on
lower timeframes because the

algorithm isn't so sensitive.

When one in five minute charts, the
algorithm is really designed on running

on large funds and the liquidity that's in
that inter market interbank market realm.

Again, the one minute, five minute
charts of you're not going to see it's

so prevailing there, but it is there.

You'll see it because
it's price is fractal.

I want to steer your focus away from those
lower timeframes and keep the premise

on monthly, weekly, daily four hour.

You can do one hour, but I try,
I try not to do it so much there.

Okay.

Um, there's other things we can use
in our, in our tools like the market

maker, buy profiles and sell profiles.

Uh, they're more applicable for things
that are less than one hour, but.

And if you don't know, if that
was just said, just relax.

Cause you're being taught that in, uh,
in, in extreme measure in this mentorship,

but I'm just giving you pieces.

I'll give you everything,
you can't digest it all.

And you have a thousand questions.

You won't be stuck and you won't allow
me to get to the next level because I'll

be answering questions that are easily
understood and answered by being in a

mentorship going through step-by-step.

So having these framed
out like we have here.

Okay.

If we go down to a lower timeframe,
we're gonna go down to a four hour.

Okay.

So we have, uh, uh, we have another look
inside this area and now I don't want

you focusing so much on those boxes.

Okay.

Because the boxes were just
a highlight the rough area.

The point is, I want you
to look at the exact line.

Okay.

That line here, that line here, this
line here and in Terminus being 98, 55.

In the point of origin
of the move down here.

Okay.

I want you to look at how the
market gives us opportunities, very

close proximity to these levels,
right in here to these lines.

Now, when I taught on baby
pips conferences, okay.

For those that were with me since then
back in 2010 and to have all my notes

and resources and things that I talked
about, this is going to be very easy to

remember because it was the only time I
ever talked about specific terms of pips.

When I talk about sweeps on stops,
I teach it in 10 and 20 pips.

That's the only time you're gonna hear
me specifically refer to, uh, pips.

Apart from that, the other one was
I allow up to 15 pips of movement.

Okay.

Away from a level I've already identified.

So what I mean by that
is if I think this level.

Where's it out here, 96, 79.

I am permitting about 15 pips
below it and 15 pips above it.

Why am I doing that?

But because the delivery of price, our
data is skewed when we trade off of a

retail trading account, uh, the data that
we're actually seeing is not actually

in agreement with what the interbank
price is many times it's really off.

And that's part of what makes
the trading retail Forex so hard.

And it's difficult because the broker
has a little bit of leeway and in

the right times, a lot of leeway
to spread the price a lot farther.

And usually when it happens, it's
going to help them because they have

an underlying book that their book
is showing more buyers in no words or

customer basis, more long than they are.

And by having that, uh, expansion on
the spread usually comes out when market

releases and data releases, they make
a run on their own house customers.

Okay.

And yes, they cannibalize their
customers and, and you gave them

permission when you signed up for it.

So don't complain.

Don't, don't complain about it to me.

You don't complain to that.

Cause it's all you, you, you, whether
you realize it or not, you signed those

documents, giving them permission to do
that, but keeping things going along, uh,

I want you to think for a second, look
at the chart here for a second and think

about 15 steps away from these levels.

We have price here.

Couldn't get it to show up here.

Okay.

The low comes in at 96, 48, 96, 48.

From this level, we
don't see anything here.

It expands away from that 96, 40 I'm
sorry, 96, 79, which we routed to 96, 80.

Uh, the low on this candle comes in at 96,
71 price moves out of this little range.

And now, again, we're
looking at it for our chart.

We're going to go into
a smaller timeframe.

This would go this one here.

We're going to take a look
at that one right in here.

So this is another opportunity that we'll
look at this, is that what create another

new potential for block right in here.

So we'll have that in mind.

And here we have the market trading.

Well, it trades right down into it
actually, uh, the low 95 95 and the

level is 95, 95, but this down candle
at the level it's violated here on this

candle here, I'll get all we're looking
for is a penetration of it's high.

It does.

So if it comes back down into
that candle, which it does

right there, you can be a buyer.

Now the low, when this candle comes in
at 96 0 4 96 0 4, the level is 95 95.

Is that 15 pips?

Yes.

So you can see a buy here.

Okay.

Close proximity to where that
consolidation arbitration should occur.

We'll have to look at this one here.

I'm going to lower timeframe.

And here we have consolidation in here.

We have an order block down here
at price trades into that as well.

The level is 97, 67.

Low is 97, 49.

So that's a little bit beyond,
uh, uh, 15 tips here, price.

Make, I'm sorry.

Mike's Mike's makes a Bush or a block
here and it's confirmed when this

candle trades through it right there.

This down candle becomes an order block.

That's bullish on this candle.

So if we trade back down into
this candle, we can be a buyer.

It does it here and it does it here.

And it does it here.

The low on that candle comes in at 97 60.

The level is 97, 67 is at 15 pips.

Yes, it's less than 15 pips.

That's my point.

All these signals are forming
at predetermined levels

before price ever gets there.

When I said this back in 2010 on baby
pips, that I already know what you

want to know, and I know where to see
it at, before it happens in price.

This, I can talk about
this in great detail.

And if I put this on YouTube, as it
is, as I'm showing you right now, and

someone first signed onto that video
for the first time, they're going to

say, oh, this is all hindsight, crap.

This is all hindsight.

These are all things that, uh, you you're
talking about what happened in the past,

but they don't go back to the July video
and talk about how 1955 was called back.

Then they didn't see in September where
we were talking about the 97, 65 and

97, 55 level and 97, uh, 20 level.

We don't, they don't know about
those because they weren't around,

but you're in here learning.

What gives me the ability to do
these things that you see in video,

that's repeating all the time.

There is no randomness to price zero
randomness, and the reason why it's not

random, it's because it's controlled
and it's not controlled in a way where

you can't see what they're doing.

That's the beauty about this.

And if this does anything, if it
doesn't do anything, but at least

relax you about how by me teaching
this, is it going to start working?

No, it's not going to stop working.

It's not going to stop working.

Number one, I could tell you in the USA
today, newspaper, I can go on the internet

and on a CV and make the video free
commercials, infomercials selling nothing

to saying, this is what the market does.

And largely everyone would
laugh me off of the internet.

They would laugh me off.

Well, they did it.

They laughed at all.

Okay.

The fact that I would be talking about it
and sharing it, nobody would believe it.

They won't run.

Most people are this lazy.

They're not going to go in and
prove it to themselves, which is

what my challenge was on baby pits.

Go in and see what I'm
teaching isn't there.

And for the most part, because
it wasn't giving me a bias,

they don't give me a cell set.

Don't show me how to trade.

Give me your, my effects book.

They weren't interested.

And that was part of the social
experiment for me, because I know that

there's going to be a small little
percentage of those individuals.

They're going to actually put
the work in to studying what's

necessary to see these things.

Because of my obsession.

I just being in here looking at price
for 20 plus years, this is the only

reason why I was able to discern this
stuff because no one sat down with

me and said, this is what you do.

You do this, you do this, you do this.

These are the things that I saw repeating.

And I said, you know what?

If everything is rigged,
which is what I believe.

And I believe it back then, um, there
was some kind of guy on the other side

that was hurting me and I just thought
it was my broker, but it's not him.

It's not a window.

It's not, FXCM, it's not them.

It's the central bank because they reprice
and they take price to a specific level.

Price is going to be
controlled by them remotely.

They knew exactly what they're going to
do with price before it ever happens.

And I don't care what anybody
wants to say against it.

I'm telling you.

You're never convincing me because I
got it down to a systematic science.

There's no, there's no,
there's no denying it.

I can show it to you in
chart before it happens.

I can show it to you.

Millions of examples in the past.

I can do that because I know what
I'm talking about by seeing it

happened for a long period of time.

And I'm convincing hopefully all of
you that are in this, that there is

nothing for you to fear about this never
working in the future or stopping, uh,

uh, from, uh, being applicable because
this is always going to be the case.

The banks are too big to put
all their positions at one down

here, they can't get it all on.

So they have the grade and move in
stages to where they ultimately go.

We'll make a run on price, which is
1955 reason why 90 55 is significant is

because there's large funds up there that
have buy stops, not inner circle trader

lifestyles not will even only over there
on a Forex factories forums by stops.

It's large.

Big money funds that's whose
orders are sitting up there.

The banks going after that.

So when you read these yahoos on the
Twitter and the Facebook forum saying

ICT talks about, oh, the brokers running
off your stop and that's nonsense.

They have no idea what they're talking
about, because I didn't say that.

I didn't say that.

I'm saying that sometimes
in-house trading can permit your

broker to run your own stock.

Yes, of course.

And it's your fault.

You did it in the wrong place,
but on the grand scheme of things,

the stop running is on the fund
level, in an interbank realm.

That's where all the stops were being ran.

They don't see your trade.

They don't see your position
at the central bank.

They don't see that they don't
see whose going long at Owanda.

They don't see who's shortly
went into all that, that, uh,

uh, Owen does, uh, It's crap.

Okay.

I don't believe they would actually
show you what the real book would be.

I don't believe it.

I don't believe that at all.

I did one time, but I don't believe it's.

So, because I've watched enough to see
how it doesn't really pan out like that.

So actually it might even be a re uh,
a reverse engineering make you think

that, Hey, look, everybody's doing
this, so I'm going to do the opposite.

And then all of a sudden you get regained.

Sorry about that.

Live broadcast.

Bella's trying to make herself, man.

So I'm going to go down
to the lower timeframe.

We'll take a look at this one here.

Cause these other ones are pretty
self-explanatory and where are we at here?

Go down to an hourly chart.

Do you see it before I
draw any attention to it?

Do you see it?

I'm actually looking at your response now,

right here.

The one at the main equilibrium

what's this right here, that black handle.

What is that?

It's a bushel or block they're
buying at a midway point.

That's measurable.

Okay.

Now notice that the down candle
doesn't go right to that level.

It doesn't go right down
into our 96, 79 level.

Okay.

It doesn't do that.

Why is it happening?

Because we all ha we have
to allow up to 15 pips.

That's the scale I've grown to custom.

I'm comfortable with 15 pips.

I believe that 15 pips is permissible.

Let's say it that way.

I think permit the permit price to
move higher or lower from an area

where you expect to see a signal form.

I think that's realistic.

Okay.

And if you can't get to that level of,
uh, just allowing that to happen, then,

you know, you can grade it to 25th.

You can give the, give it
more freedom than 15 pips.

Certainly you don't want to
expect anything less than 15 pips.

Okay.

Cause to do that, you're
actually demanding precision.

That's beyond the scope of what
I'm able to do in terms of setups.

We're all we're doing is framing potential
setups, not, that's not the equivalent

of seeing the actual trades form where
we can get precision entry there.

I'm saying to project ahead of
time, before the signals actually

come, we will have an, an area that
gives us a framework to approach.

Up to 15 pips above or below an area
where we think future trades will form.

Now in my studies and I've read over
2,500 books, all on trading, and I'm

telling you, this is not beating my chest.

And over 2,500 books, there's never been
one time I've ever seen any discipline

of trading ever not by one author, not
by one creator of a system, not one fund

manager, not ex-banker not Elliot wave,
not candlestick man, not supply and

demand guy that used to run order tickets.

Nobody has ever, ever, ever been able
to give me a way of knowing where future

trades are going to form before the
price is ever even traded there yet.

But me just me,

I can see when prices are setting
up signals and set us well beyond

where the right edge of the chart.

Okay.

There's no way.

There's no way I could do this
without having an understanding

that the markets are in fact rigged.

And that is not a disadvantage to the
neophyte, to the people on the streets.

That is absolutely scary.

It's frightening.

And there's some people that
don't want to believe that.

And they say, no, no,
no, it can't be that way.

I'm going to prove it.

I'm going to put my money in
there and I'm going to make some

money because I read this book.

I bought this course on TV and every
day there's new suckers every day.

Okay.

So when we look at price,
we are not surprised.

Okay.

We're not, oh man, where
did that come from?

That's not happening.

Okay.

What's going to happen.

And what's going to
reoccur is you're going to.

You're going to have a wife,
you're gonna have a husband.

You're going to have children.

You're going to have sicknesses.

You're going to have a vacation.

You're just going to have a
bad day, or you're just not

going to be trading that day.

And you're going to miss things.

You're gonna miss opportunities.

And there's no reason for you
to go ballistic about that.

There's zero reason to feel
like, oh man, I missed this.

Therefore I'm going to be mad dwelling
on that is just going to reaffirm

your misunderstandings and lack of
understanding about how the markets

operate because they're 110% controlled.

Once you understand where
the market's being drawn to.

That's the secret, that's the holy grail.

That's the thing that
everyone's looking for.

Jason Stapleton did a
video one time on YouTube.

He says, Hey look, uh, you know, um,
you're all looking for that one thing.

If I just had that one thing.

Well, the one thing is, is no.

Okay.

Cause if you don't have that,
you're going to keep making

videos and never teach anybody.

Anything.

You have to know where
the market's going to.

Harmonic patterns are not the answer.

Order blocks are not the answer.

Supply and demand is not the answer.

Okay.

Understanding institutional order
flow, where should price be taken to?

And why?

Because if you understand that
you have made 80% of the battle

in your favor, now it's over.

You simply got to wait.

You wait, what are you waiting for?

You're waiting for price to get in
these areas where price should go

into a consolidation or retracement.

Now with these areas highlighted.

Okay.

We clearly say that this
level here is what is that?

96 79.

Okay.

So 96, 79, uh, the low comes in at 96.

71.

So we're under 15 pips, so it's allowed.

Okay.

So this is a down candle.

We're going to wait and see if
that's a bullish or a block.

How do we know when it's
a bullish or we're block?

What, what takes place a bullish
candle trades through it?

And then we see that.

Okay.

So once we see that that happens
right here on this candle, it

goes above that down candle.

So now we know that's a
bullish shoulder block.

So the high on that
candle comes in at what?

96, 87.

The opening is 96, 86.

So we can be a buyer at what?

Add five pips to the high.

We can be a buyer at 96 92.

Correct.

Does everyone understand
what I'm saying there?

Cause we add five pips to a
buy and we, and we subtract,

uh, five pips to a sell area.

Okay.

Price trades through it and comes
back down and on the low, lowest.

96 87, 96, 87, right in here.

Okay.

The low on this candle comes in at 96, 87.

What's the high over here again?

96, 87, 96, 87.

How much, how much more seriously?

How much more could anybody really get
in terms of precision outside of that?

You can't

sorry.

And actually I'm actually
losing my voice here.

Um, I mean, think about it seriously.

The level of precision.

Okay.

The level of precision, the
level of expectancy, where the

market should create a signal.

See, I can take you back in time and
show you journals, where I literally

was in tears, frustrated with no
one to talk to except for my uncle.

And he was always the opposite of
what I wanted to do in the market.

And that created the problem too.

I was looking at, I was forming a, uh,
a contrarian view because of my uncle.

I lived in his house.

He wanted to be a trader because he traded
one time made money in a shutter market.

And he never was able to
repeat that, that success.

And because I realized I was
a highly competitive person.

And so was he, um, it actually created
and fostered a very toxic thought process.

So I was doomed really, you know, anytime
I talked to my uncle, it was always going

to be manipulating my perspective on the
marketplace, but I know by frustrating.

Was, I just want to know how these traits
form, because if I can find trades on

my own, I will be able to quit my job.

By the time I'm 40, I will be done.

I won't have to do anything.

Okay.

And when you, when you get to
understanding what I'm teaching

you in this mentorship, especially
because this is what I'm gonna, like,

I'm drawing you to these things.

Okay?

All these concepts I'm
leading you to them.

Okay.

But you can't get them in one teaching.

You can't get them in one video series.

You can't do it in one month.

I can't do it in one month.

I got to take you one process,
one component at a time.

Okay.

And slowly but surely the
veil starts to lift and you'll

see what it is that goes on.

But I have to show it to you over time.

And I understand that some of you feel
like you're not getting there yet,

but believe me, it's coming to you.

It's getting, it's getting
delivered to you, but you have

to let that process take place.

It did not happen for me.

And knowing what I know now I can
tell you, admittedly, it would

still take me about two years.

If I could, if I could go back into your
race, everything, and I'm telling you

this, honestly, if I was given what I'm
going to give you in this mentorship,

knowing my personal limitations as a
person back then as a young man, it

would have taken me at the minimum
two years, even if I had everything

delivered to me in this mentorship
reason, why is because I have obsessed,

I have obsessive compulsive disorder
and I have a way of looking at things

that are, there's an ulterior motive.

So I would have wrestled with
it probably six to eight months

before I really submitted to it.

And I'm being honest.

Okay.

So when I gave you this
information, I'm giving it to you

with a handholding experience.

So that way I'm confident by the
end of these 12 months, you will

avoid everything that I know
that I wouldn't be screwing up.

If I would go back in
time and do it all over.

So you have the advantage of knowing
someone I already know where the

problems are going to be for.

You already know where the
pitfalls are going to be for you.

I already know what you're hung up
on, or you know what your questions

are going to be before you ask them,
I already know what you want to do

and what you want to do on price.

I know what you want, but you'd
have to let me take you there.

Okay.

And this doesn't just occur here.

Okay.

This isn't the only time it's occurs.

I can't see your questions or comments.

I just want to make sure I
finished this portion here.

All right.

So we have this level again here.

Again, it's not the shaded area.

We're not, we're not able to
know how far above and below.

We just know that this general area
where we expect it, the level at

which we draw, we have to know where
the market should start from higher

or lower, where the terminal should
be, where price should be drawn to.

And the higher timeframe
levels that we use, the more

accurate this is going to be.

And again, this is how banks
trade I'm teaching you.

I'm showing you exactly
in this method right here.

This is exactly how bank traders.

And I'm telling you, there
is no denying it zero.

Okay.

You can go through every chart and
see this happening all the time.

There isn't when people say
they saw it, no people to

bank, and this doesn't happen.

They're full of crap.

They don't know what
they're talking about.

Okay.

You don't see them out
there proving their view.

Okay.

They're just saying, this is their
opinion, or this is what they're

saying to attack what you're learning,
but I'm showing you consistently how

this stuff is precisely delivered
in your charts every single week.

Now I'm teaching you how to do it.

Months ahead.

When the signal is the market,
hasn't been trained to these levels

yet, there's going to be a trade at
this level here, months from now.

What?

Yeah, that's what this gives you.

It gives you prognostication to give you
the patient's back that you're lacking.

Now you're going to learn the
skillsets that force you to wait,

because this is when they straight.

We're not, I'm not turning on the chart
saying I want to what shows up today?

I wonder what pops on my chart today.

That's not how trading is now.

That's how trading is for the majority.

But that for a professional trader
for at least how I view a professional

minded trader is that I'm not looking
on the charts, say, okay, let me

see if I can find something today.

That's not how we're doing it.

Okay.

It has to be a time around a price level.

So we're doing prime time at price theory.

And this is my version
of time and price theory.

You don't see what we're
talking about here in books.

It's not in any other resource.

So try not to blend Elliott,
wave and supplying domain and

crab patterns and animal stuff.

Don't, don't even think
about those things.

Just focused on open, high, low,
and close, and the things I'm

teaching you here in terms of IFTA.

Because if the we'll give you everything,
you need to provide all the context of

why the trade should be there, which is
what everything lacks, supply, and demand.

Doesn't give you.

Harmonics doesn't give you that.

Okay.

Elliot wave does not give you that Elliott
wave is so horribly, so subjective.

It's crazy.

It's insanity.

Okay.

And believe me, I know there's
people out there that claim

they're making money on it.

Okay.

But there's other things behind that
that's leading to in those three

streets, Elliott wave is a beautiful
way of describing what happened.

Okay.

This is talking about what's going
to happen for happens before price

had been even trades to these levels.

We already know that there's going to
be a trade set up relative to these

ideas because the algorithm will
perform in the way it always does.

It moves into consolidation it
accumulates and then expands again.

Okay.

So if we're going to be in a
consolidation, what's taking place,

what what's transpiring in there.

Okay.

What we're going to be looking for?

What if the market's going
to be going to 98, 55?

And this is the last portion
before we get to that level.

We're going to be looking for a
move below Lowe's or a run higher.

And then back down into a bushel
roadblock, I just don't want you to

things that can happen to frame a trade.

Okay.

We can write down here, wiped out the
stops below the buys of the candles here.

Okay.

We have a down candle here right here
as a buying opportunity for the bull

shoulder block, and it sends us up to 95.

So you have both scenarios here.

We have a short-term low here that
was violated here as we hit the middle

of this order block here as well.

So we have a run on stops.

We have one more run on stops here.

I think that was, uh, unemployment
number and ECB, if I'm not mistaken,

but they go down and take the stops
out and then boom, it runs up to 1955.

It's over.

It's done.

Now the question is, okay,
this is great, Michael.

I can see it.

You know, you're showing me
here and yada, yada yada.

Okay.

But does it exist on other timeframes?

Okay,

we're going to look at this and then
we'll be done with today's teaching.

I'm gonna take all this stuff off.

Go down to a bird, actually.

I'm not gonna do that.

Let's create another glad I stopped
myself because I'd be mad about that.

All right.

So we're looking at a daily chart.

Okay.

And we talked about

Euro dollar.

Okay.

Running these loads down
in here, right in here.

Now, if you've been in the
mentorship, you knew that this was

the likely area of stopped running.

Now we didn't care about this wig, even
though it would be factored later on.

We're only looking at this
low to this low in here.

That's where stocks on the cell stuff,
uh, side of the market will be residing.

And we had market up in here.

Okay.

We're gonna look at that.

And we also talked about the
likelihood of these loads down here,

and then potentially longer term.

We have a boy down in here to close.

Now, we're not going to look at that here.

We're not going to look
at this level here.

We're all going to look at the near term
objective, which was these cell stops.

Okay.

And it's zoom in,

let me put levels on.

So we think that the stops are down
here below that low right here.

So we're gonna put it right
at the low and we know price

is moving from this high here.

Okay.

And all I'm showing you is showing you
that there's no necessity for you to be

in at the exact high or the exact low.

That's not necessary.

You don't need that because
if that's all it was the banks

themselves couldn't even make.

Because that would require
the only got one chance to get

in and one chance to get out.

And it's not how the market
operates and why it's beneficiary.

It's, it's beneficial rather for us to
be trading relative to what we see on

these higher timeframe, daily charts.

Because if that's where the banks are
framing all of their trade ideas, doesn't

it make sense for us to do the same thing?

I mean, it makes perfect
sense to do that, right?

I mean, think about why would
we do anything apart from that?

So I'm going to put a line on that midway
point of this level here, real equilibrium

and fit equilibrium is only a 50% level on
your own, your standard Fibonacci level.

Okay.

So it's not that it's a
magically doing something.

Cause I labeled it equilibrium.

We're using the high down to the low
where we think the staffs are gone.

This is Terminus point
of origin is up here.

We don't necessarily need
that to be entered at.

Okay.

The midway point is highlighted here.

So now what I'm gonna do is I'm
gonna take the fifth, pull it up.

So it lays on the halfway point.

And high.

So now we have another area of
equilibrium so we can identify that level.

Okay.

And then we have the midway point
down to Terminus here and here's

the other equilibrium price point.

Okay.

Right there.

And I'm going to take the FIP off.

So we have, so you guys can get screen
captures of this and put it in your notes.

And it's Terminus because
that's where the cell stops are.

Okay.

So this is the overall price move.

Okay.

And then we're going to do is we're going
to break down the market and go on the

lower timeframes, just using these levels.

So we're dropped down to a four hour
chart and I was going to whip through this

because it's been a long video already.

Excuse me.

All right.

So we have our first, um, our point
of origin, which we're going to

say, we couldn't get, we missed it.

We're not smart enough.

We were too slow.

Our life got in the way, or
we just didn't see it coming.

No problem.

The market's going lower trading lower.

And then all of a sudden, boom,
it hits the first level of where

we see a retracement usually form.

Does it go up to any this
indiscriminant level?

No, because right back up to the bull
shorter block, I'm sorry, bullish Canada,

which is a bear shorter block rate for
the down move trades right into it here.

Now again, For your questions box up on.

Just want to see if
anyone's not in agreement.

It's all I'm looking for.

Okay.

Do you see how price tramp came
right back up to that level?

Terminus is just the term
basically, um, objective or the end.

Just it's no magic word.

I'm not linking Terminus
to any sole principle.

It's the end of something or?

Yeah, if you're a walking dead fan
it's, it's a town that, uh, eight year.

All right.

So price comes right back up, hits
that first level where we would expect

to see retracement or consolidation.

Okay.

Trades down through it.

Now we only get one
retrade to this level here.

Okay.

And it comes by way of a lower timeframe.

And we'll get into that here.

Then it goes back down
into this level here.

Consolidate what's this
what's this candle right here.

You want to go back out?

He let me go back out to the,
uh, daily for a screen capture.

Okay.

Hang on one second and go back
out and give this gentleman a

opportunity to get the screen capture.

Sorry about that.

I was a little faster than
I probably should have been.

Okay.

Let me, uh, let me know when you got it.

If you just tap your print screen button,
it you'll have it in your clipboard.

You can just drop it in paint.

All right.

So if we go back down into, before our
chart, I will say this, I left walking

dead last night, and that was amazing.

I was going to tell you it was amazing.

It was the best episode ever.

I love it.

If you don't, if you've
never watched the show.

I'm not gonna tell you anything.

It was, it was good.

All right.

So anyway, we saw the first
return back up into here.

I want to retracement where
we would see consolidation and

retracement price expands through.

Okay.

We have the next level one here.

We don't get so much again,
this is a daily retest.

We'll talk about that when getting
a lower timeframes, but what's this

candle right here, right in here.

What is this

bare shorter block.

Why is it a bear shorter block?

Because Bryce moved away from it.

We knew that smart money sells
and up moves as the last out

candle rate for the down move.

And look at this, remember that one
minute, 1, 10 35, 1 10 40 level.

No, the one I talked about
before it was in the market.

Now you're having one more element as to
why this trade was a high probable level.

The fact that this candle here.

But if you look at how the, I mapped
out this whole grade on the price swing,

look at the confluence right there.

You see that that level was derived
at using the daily chart and grading

this price swing that would be
reasonably expected with in mind.

You see that

now, when we have this understood,
we go back to lesson, number

six at this gave you how we look
for certain things to align.

These are all just simple components.

I'm just giving you one, this, there
there's several things that you need

to learn that help you grade a C a
um, a setup or a trade that you feel

comfortable taking risks on that you feel
comfortable, not the, I tell you to take

you'll know what trades that you like.

The based on the things.

Uh, um, and the discussion I gave
her lesson six in that lesson six,

you're going to find what trader
you are using that information.

For instance, you won't need sometimes
to have a understanding of whether we're

in an inflationary, deflationary market.

You'll skip that one.

You don't need that one, but some of
you will require that and you'll need

that one to make a trade, but you have
to have those components together.

As I described it in lesson six
to frame high probability setups,

if you'd only got one thing and
it requires two, don't be upset.

If you're not getting high probable
setups, don't, don't be upset if you can't

get the market movement, you're expecting
because all those things I gave you in

lesson six, they are the key ingredients
that every high probable setup ever has.

If it lacks those things,
it's not high probable trades.

It's not going to move.

In other words, I'm teaching you how
the market will reprice higher or lower.

And when the, uh, when IPTA will
move higher or, or when it will move

lower, that's what I'm teaching you.

I'm Keith, I'm teaching you the
telltale signs of right before it moves

higher or right before it moves lower.

And since that's what our real focus
is, is where is the market going?

Where's it heading?

Where's it being drawn to?

That's our premise.

That's what we're looking for.

We're not looking for entry signals.

That's the least important thing.

That's the least important thing because
you're not going to make money unless

you know where the market's going.

Period.

It's as simple as that buy signals to
sell signals, aren't going to do anything.

If the market never moves
in that directional flavor.

I mean, do we, do we all agree with that?

Let me say it this way.

Does anyone not agree with that?

It's probably easier.

Cause if you, if you don't agree with
that, then you got bigger problems

than not being able to trade because
you're going to resist the very

things that make these markets.

Um, the point of origin.

Okay.

The point of origin is not the point
of origin that Chris Laurie teaches.

Okay.

So I know some of you have
watched some of his stuff.

What I'm saying is when the
intermediate price swing, okay.

When, uh, an intermediate price
swing begins higher or lower, I'm

calling that the point of origin
or where it originates from, okay.

In the market moves higher.

It's just simply the best ideal scenario
to be a buyer I'm telling you that you're

not always going to be in at those points.

So at that point of origin, we can
see that happen in hindsight and

still have it be beneficial to us.

Does that answer your
question a little bit better?

How do we know what's going to
be higher or lower the market?

The fact that we had a bullish dollar.

Cause if we're calling
a dollar higher, right?

I mean, that's what we've been
talking about in live sessions.

We've been talking about it in reviews.

We've been talking about it for months.

If the dollar is going to go higher.

Correct.

Okay.

So if we're calling a dollar
higher, how does that translate

with foreign currencies?

What direction should
the market go opposed to.

So if we're calling the market
higher on the dollar, that's going

to drive foreign currencies lower.

Why did I call what?

Hi, I'm asking specifically,
what, what did I say was higher?

Andres?

Why did I call the dollar higher?

Is that what you're saying?

Um, I've, I've spent months on a
weekly basis explaining why I believe

the dollar was going to hunter.

Um, but I also mentioned
it in the beginning.

I'm not sure if you were
here the first part, but

I'm trying to,

yeah, let's do this.

Andreas, can you send your question
on the post, make a post on the forum

and then link that question to me.

And I'll respond to it in my next video
explained to you that way, because we're

actually taking a lot of time here.

Thanks, Brian.

I appreciate your willingness
to work with me in that regard.

Okay.

So if we see price, okay.

When we, when we grade price swings
like this, and again, it's beneficial

on a higher timeframes because why,
why are we focusing primarily on the

blah, blah, blah, higher timeframe
is because it gives us more movement,

more future movement, the magnitude
and duration of these trades.

When we find and frame them on
daily charts gives us a great deal

of context to work within in every
aspect of trading discipline,

position trading, swing trading, short
term trading day trading scalping.

Okay.

So if, if we understand it, we
can grade price swings like this.

And again, understanding that
there's some growing it's going to

be necessary for you to get to this.

Because obviously my experience, I
can find that where the likelihood

of where the market's going to go,
because I've been doing it longer.

So don't think that tomorrow, when
you can get up at London and you're

going to have all these lines on
your charts, don't be discouraged.

If you don't get it right away,
it's something that you have to see.

That's why I tell you we
needed 12 months together.

Okay.

So now you've learned it.

We got 10 months of utilizing this
stuff going forward in advance

before it ever trades there,
you'll see these things happening.

Okay.

But I want you to understand why I'm
doing it and why it makes sense and

how, how to go about doing it in your
own charts to practice and study it.

Because that's what I did.

I did this stuff for eight hours a
day, going through old data, okay.

With metastases, with commodities.

And I'm telling you, when you see
these types of things happen, Okay.

And then when you learn exactly what
makes the market be controlled and you

bridge that together, like I did, it
was a phenomenal, phenomenal feeling

because you feel like you crack the code.

It's like, I know what the winning
lottery numbers are in December.

I know what a winning lottery
numbers are going to be in

February, in March of next year.

I know what the winning lottery
numbers are going to be.

Next November.

You see, that's the, that's the
feeling and confidence level.

Then it gives you, I don't
worry about missing any trades

because I know how to find them.

I know how to wait for them.

I know what I'm going to be
specifically looking for.

It's a repeating phenomenon.

It does not change it.

Doesn't deviate.

It doesn't morph into something different.

It doesn't need to be tweaked.

It doesn't need to be calibrated.

It doesn't need to be, uh, you know, added
to nothing, needs to be subtracted to it.

It's exactly the same thing
over and over and over again.

It's mundane.

It's monotonous.

It's.

You know, what's coming.

It's like watching a rerun.

You've seen this before.

So when we see these
examples like this, okay.

When we see this happening, the,
the idea is this is where real

high probability scenarios form.

Okay.

We have this level in here.

This is the midway point.

Before we get down the Terminus.

Now, Terminus is not the last level.

That's all we're doing is, is framing
it on the fact that we were looking for

those cell stops on the daily chart early.

Like I showed you earlier.

Obviously we're looking for parody.

Long-term on Euro dollar.

So we have about 887 pips.

More that we're going to probably
go down longer-term but they can't

do that in a straight shot, unless
it's a Brexit or it's a flash crash

that no one makes, uh, Any attempt to
understand why it went down to those

one 20 levels or less on cable, but
having all these things, these elements,

these, these ingredients, if you will,
that was taught to you in lesson six.

I'm sure that I got, I got about two
dozen folks actually sent me an email

saying that lesson really helped them
be able to frame what they know from

the free tutorial section already.

And that's great because that was
the hope and I was delivering.

Okay.

But I know there's a large degree of
you that are saying, you know what?

He didn't give me a chart one time
in that, in that thing where it

showed me how to get in and get out.

This is too vague.

This is too, it's too broad brush for me.

I need to know when to
get in when to get out.

And that's why you're going to struggle.

If you cannot make money with what I'm
teaching you at the end of 12 months, I'm

telling you, you will never make money.

It's, it's impossible for you to be.

Because if you can't deal with
this, I'm telling you it's,

you just don't show it up.

Don't trade clearly, you're doing
something really wrong and it's all you.

And I'm saying that entirely
100% truthful, if you don't do

it profitably at the end of this
mentorship, you're the problem.

And it's not me because there won't
be any other discipline that will help

you and you will never make money.

And I mean that wholeheartedly, it's not
because it's my material I'm telling you.

There's no way that you're
going to make money.

If you can't do it at the
end of this 12 months.

And that's a promise.

So let's take a look at
this in here real quick.

And I'm going to close
this session for today.

Cause I did a lot longer
session than I wanted to and

I haven't eaten breakfast yet.

So I'm getting a little cranky.

So we're going to drop
into an hourly chart.

Okay.

Right in here.

So level is 1 11, 17.

So what would you, what
would you reasonably be?

What would you reasonably
permit for that level?

In terms of a gray area
like above and below

15 pips, right?

15 pips above 15 pips below.

So in here we know there's a
level here relative to the hard

timeframe, how we graded out the
pre the price swing what's in here.

What's over here, anything
over here, significant.

Mm.

Uh, think again, it's not a break.

It begins with an M mitigation block.

There you go.

Very good.

We seen a willingness to see price go
higher and it repelled price higher.

After this down move right
into this bullish or block was

down candle price ran higher.

So all the buying in here would be
underwater at this point, before

it accelerates and goes lower.

There's going to be one of
two things that happened.

It retraces and goes back up and retests,
or it does what we call a retrade.

A retrade is where it stays in
close proximity to the level

and just trades to it again.

And then it expands away.

That's what this is called a retreat.

We're gonna go into a
battalion, your notes.

You're gonna hear about later again,
not this, not this session, but you'll

hear about it in this mentorship.

There's a way of doing this already.

No, but because I like to have my
background white, it's hard for

me to see that little thing that I
just, that makes me go right to the

part of the chart I want to see.

And it's a little annoying when I
have to go through that part live,

but you don't have to deal with that.

Sorry.

All right.

So we have price trading
right up into that level.

Again, retrade, retrade, retrade.

Okay.

In here.

What time of day is that?

London open.

Okay.

Now here's a question.

Everybody asks, okay.

That I've never been wanting to share
with anybody, but because you're here

in this mentorship, you get to hear it.

There are times when there are really
no significant Judah swings and there

are times when you don't get any kind
of major retracements back in London.

Sometimes you get this real
lethargic roll over type pattern.

You ever seen that in price for London.

Now you understand why it's happening.

It's going off of the level, but
you just don't know what that level

is and why it's important when
we see these grades like this.

Okay.

You can still expect that you
to swing, but don't demand it.

Don't demand it in an instance like this,
where would we be, where we'd be trading

up against that level, like this, relative
to what we framed out on a daily chart.

Now we're looking at
a 15 minute timeframe.

Okay.

At 15 minute timeframe,
we're looking at this.

Now, the fact that it has no willingness
to go through that level supports the idea

of what I showed you on a daily chart.

But apart from that, we're
seeing the market retrade back

up into the up candle here.

This is the big beefiest candle that
touches the level it's low as what 1 11

11, right in here is high is 1 11, 12.

You had an opportunity
to trade into it here.

When it was trading up into it.

Here, there it is.

Rate four.

It expands down this level.

This level shows a willingness to pop.

We have two back to back up candles, the
bottom of that body of the candle here.

And it's low.

That's the most sensitive price point.

What is that reference point?

And in terms of definition for this
body's open to low, what do we call that

fair value gap?

So when price trades up into
that, that's the reasonable

area where we could be a seller.

Okay.

But because we have what we have a
range of two candles or 30 minutes

of a potential bare shoulder block.

Where's the means threshold.

Is it here?

Think again.

Okay.

And may I ask, is it.

Very good.

You combine both candles together
and it's the middle of that.

So if we do this

equilibrium's right here.

Okay.

And we can take a line.

There you go.

Actually, let me put that right
on equilibrium right there.

Boom.

See that.

So again, price is not random.

Okay.

You'll know where to find trades going
forward, using the stuff you're learning.

And if you're looking to be
a seller up here, where would

you look to take profits at?

Let me get this thing out.

Below here.

Right?

What's below here.

Cell stops.

Now we can take a cell up here and
pair our exit buying or covering our

short, where everybody else would
have cell stops below the market.

Boom.

See that?

Look at the retreat.

Look at the re-trade back to
this or retest rather look

at the retest back to that.

What's this candle right here.

They're shorter block.

What's the level that's
already on the chart.

I didn't move.

I didn't move this line around.

What's this level.

That's the level we had on a daily chart.

Is this not the level that I
put on from the daily chart.

It w this works on every asset class.

Okay.

So when we see this, it's actually
also demeans threshold of the bearish

order block, supply, and demand would
say, you got, you can't use this

information because look at this,
look at this, we traded through it.

So, but you would miss
this whole move here

who goes right up to it.

The bias counts perfectly hitting
the means threshold of this bear

shorter block at a level we've defined
by grading the price, laying on a

daily chart who cares about this?

We know this has stopped, right?

This is a retake back to or retest rather
to a bear or block means threshold.

What's going to reach for equal
lows, sell stop liquidity.

Boom.

Okay.

So I threw a lot at you today.

I threw a ton at you actually, but
uh, I want you to think about these

things when, when you feel like
you're not learning something, okay.

You're exactly where I want you to be yet.

Okay.

Cause you, because you are taking gradual
baby steps and you're never going to

have, I figured it all out in the first
three months, that's not going to happen.

Okay.

You're going to get these little
spurts of growth where oh wow.

I think I know something.

And then here's, what's going to happen.

I'm going to talk about something
or I'm gonna teach something else

and then it's gonna make you second.

Guess what you thought you just learned.

And that's all part of learning.

That's normal.

That's a normal.

We have many months still ahead.

Okay.

But trust me, we're learning a great
deal of information, but it has

to be in small bite sized pieces.

Otherwise I'll be
inundated with questions.

And if I get caught up with question
answering and all that stuff, I'll

never be able to stay on track
and deliver the content where I

can stick to the 12 month program.

And I am not going past 12
months and just not doing it.

Um, okay.

And I know some of you are new and I'm
going to say this and I'm going to close.

Okay.

Uh, maybe you've heard me say
some things in this video that

are new, some terms that you've
never heard me describe before.

Uh, for instance, mitigation
block and a breaker.

Um, if you've heard me talk about mean
threshold and these are all new to you.

Okay.

Just know that because I asked for them.

Three or four months to be a little
bit of an overlap on what was the

free tutorial, mint, um, material,
um, drawing all that information into

a collective understanding so that at
the end of a month, for everything that

you should know from all of my free
tutorials, everything that's salient,

everything that's used today by me on
a day-to-day basis, you'll have it in a

strong, deliberate deliverable content.

So having, having said a lot of
things in this video, Again, I want

those that are still scratching
their head because they're new.

You haven't digested the free tutorials.

It's on my website.

It's and it's a lot of information I
know, but understand that you, there's no

rush for you to get through these videos.

Okay.

You go through them at your
leisure, go through them, you

know, as, as, as time permits.

But if you heard me say something in
here, or maybe you've seen me talk

about mitigation blocks and you've
struggled with, well, I don't know

what makes a mitigation block, a
mitigation block and why is it useful?

How do I use a mitigation block?

That's what you paid to learn.

You paid to learn that, but
again, think about all the things

that you know, I talk about now.

Imagine me trying to teach you all of
that and how to use it all in one video.

Be realistic.

Okay.

I'm not trying to be funny or make
fun of anybody or be argumentative,

but think about the vastness of
everything that I've already taught you.

And what I haven't talked about.

How could anyone humanly put it in
one video or one month of delivery?

It can't happen.

There's no way.

There's no way so that I'm telling
you to relax and just let this process

take its course, believe me, what
you're hoping to learn will be there.

Okay.

All right.

So we're going to, uh, close this one
and, uh, I think I did, I think I did

a pretty good job that I delivered
a lot of information a lot more than

I really wanted to, but hopefully,
uh, you come away with a greater

understanding of what it is that
you're going to be learning more about.

So again, for your notes, this is great.

Yeah.

Price swings.

Okay.

And we'll use it when we
have a directional bias only.

So please make sure you
have that in your notes.

When you are in a market profile
that promotes directional trading.

In other words, moving higher or
moving lower, you have to know

where the market is going to begin.

It's move from where is it heading,
knowing where the market's going.

That's all you need.

Then you can scale that into four
quadrants and you can anticipate

where the next consolidation or
retracing is going to occur before

the market even trades there.

And then once it gets there, we use
all the other things we talk about.

So think about this.

If you understand everything that
was in the free tutorials stuff,

and you understood what I showed
you in the market, not the market,

but the teaching lesson number six.

Okay.

From the weekend and what I just showed
you here, those individuals could easily.

Map out a trading plan.

That would be phenomenal, phenomenal.

I mean, blow the socks off of anything
else out there, but I know you

because you're probably just like
me, you know, there's something else

I've learned and you're going to
be wanting to learn more about it.

And that's great.

That's what I'm hoping
that you're going to do.

You're going to be more interested in
refining all these things and getting

a closer, uh, uh, view on price that we
can start lowering your risk and be more

precise about your interest in your exits.

And so we S uh, speak again, which
most likely will be tomorrow.

Um, I'll probably have another
nine o'clock, uh, session.

I mean, probably like nine,
15, we'll do tomorrow.

Um, the calendar tomorrow,
isn't all that great.

If you look at the calendar for the rest
of the week, I like Thursday, I think

Thursdays might, might give us a trading
where I can, I can do something live

and do it before and during and after.

So let's focus on Thursday being an
actual, uh, trading exercise environment

where we can actually watch me do
something live and in the market.

Uh, we'll use Tuesday and
Wednesday as, uh, teaching days is.

Okay.

Awesome.

Thank you very much.

Um, I'm going to close it here.

Recordings going off, and I'm gonna
wish you all a very pleasant afternoon

and I will catch up with you tomorrow.