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You want to see the test go up,
up, up, up but the main point

and when you can be entering.
If you're entering around this

retracements back down to then
go to buy up. Now this is one

don't know when that spring is
coming or not in various types

Nobody can guess let's refer
back to the composite man.

supports. So what that is is as
you keep going up you've got

get stopped out hence why I
don't trade phase B phase C in

we're going to be moving on to
distributions next. Alright,

where you've got the PS at the
top. You've got SC and that's

always the case because within
a within a consolidation ah you

climax so this is where most of
the selling volume will start

manipulation and consolidation
so you're just going to get you

points of interest on the chart
for example it might be a one

starts to consolidate. What you
may see happening is liquidity

it may be, sign of weakness,
you go down and then boom,

that break of structure down
that market shift and that's

start selling. So yeah guys,
that's it for accumulations. Uh

had this break above we can
consider that as a break of

block like I said. That spring
will take that liquidity so it

know you're going to enter some
losing trades. Phase C is when

hour you're not going to be
getting five pip stop losses

when you get into the trade so
of sign of strength or whatever

thing that we start to look at
in the later stages of my wipe

time frames you see the
reaction of happening at at

rather than actually price
breaking down and coming back

twenty-five pip range however
it's when you go on the lower

from this right because the
whole order block may be a

that automatic rally, so you
got the PS, SC automatic rally,

here. Stop loss right at the
bottom and then boom. This

don't know okay this order
block looks valid right? But

to come here so I'm going to
enter on a limit and price will

spring? You know you might want
to enter here for example you

Exactly in this case here. Then
moving on you the second type

only ways I would say on the
lower time frame to actually

take action and actually get
into one of these trades right

how are you going to know that
we're not going to see a

could be getting in on these
buyers right here. Of course

Nobody can guess what he's
going to do. So what we need to

get a high risk to reward
trades because when you've got

go up and that's when I'll
enter no what you want to be

this and simple market
structure is one of the ways to

how do I know? I'm not going to
get stopped out on a spring.

breaker structure up. Now once
you get that breaker structure

that time that's when you can
actually get in the moves see

stage generally you're going to
get stopped out because you

using accumulations and
distributions it's one of the

that. When it comes to phase C
if you actually understand

doing is entering on the key
phase which is phase D right

do is react to what we're
seeing in the market and then

continuation of phase B this is
sort of interlinked because you

right there. That's exactly
when you get your confirmation

is how long does phase B go on
for. Now phase B is is simply

what's going on you may be able
to get into some trades. But

don't get that spring however
the issue that arises is you

long and for how much time
you're going to be

to not buy because the thing
that's quite hard to understand

here. After you see that
significant break of structure

of work of schematics you can't
be guessing oh price is going

This is the reason why I say
try to avoid phase phase A is a

this situation where there's no
spring is kind of a

consolidation so you can't
exactly guess what time, how

you've got this. You've got the
ST right at the bottom but

up. Price only hovers around
within this consolidation area.

consolidating for. So that's
the confusion that arises with

no buy. There's no chance
you're buying that. Phase B try

when you start to see bullish
price action from there.

time. Particularly near the
tests around the bottom. It

point of interest is this big
we're on the lower time frames

will be a liquidity grab rather
than a break of structure down

Anytime you enter phase A you
can't be entering. Phase B is

they're more risky because you
haven't got confirmation of

The main difference is that
cell side liquidity is actually

that break of structure up. So
moving on. This is type one.

so what you may see is
something like this a small

body large wick and it goes
straight back up and that's

off lessons. Um how to actually
enter in phase D because this

structure. In Wykov it's known
as sign of strength. So it

course this creates another set
of sell side liquid Now price

buys has started to increase
right at that point so why

up, what can you expect? We've
now had a change

down you would see
consolidation for a while of

taken by the spring. The spring
is the most important bit right

you start to see the importance
of phase D happening. So you

would it also make sense for
you to get massive reactions or

here. Once you see that spring
you're very deep into the order

accumulation schematic but if
you are getting into the trade

breaker structure. And then
your sniper trade the last

what's happening so far. What
you're going to see is this SC

lows take that liquidity and
that's what we call ST in phase

right here is the most
important bit by far. Because

is this sign of strength. You
want to see some kind of

know price can be moving in all
sorts of ways. Um then

again this sell cell liquidity
is taken. You're very deep into

point of supply. That's what
you want to be entering off.

see a tiny break out but it's
still within that range. So

to you know it will start to
top out as soon as you get that

this is first of all where you
get your confirmation of

retracements back down they're
going to be quite minute they

something like this

accumulation schematic type
one. So what this means is that

occurs so that could be just
any any week low comes back up

might not go all the way back
down because volume for the

of trend. So if we really and
truly think about this this is

at that point what you're going
to be seeing especially after

bearish structure. You you
still haven't got any kind of

these tests. You got clean
order flow happening all the

Now once you get that main SOS
or the break of significant

might be a bit hard to
understand is this a perfect

increases upwards. Um then
you've got your last point of

the spring is some clean clean
rejections of so you might get

eventually you're going to get
this spring if it's

deeper into the point of
interest so let's just say our

break of structure is the other
way I like to call it your

it comes deeper into the point
of interest to take out these

a simple understanding of
market structure. Once you've

start to form at the top as
well. However this is not

the ST. So you're still within
this range. Then you start to

the point of interest now but
what you want to see is this.

differentiate the different
types of phases. Once you get

what you can usually do when
this happens is you're going to

price comes straight to the
bottom to create our selling

B so that's the secondary test
in phase B price comes back

get this range forming right
now? So you can box this up

breaker structure at the top.
You simply just got the AR and

as we know creates cell side
liquidity. So price comes

automatic rally it will be a
deeper retracement almost

towards that PS now the
automatic you know every single

be quite similar in the way
they look but you'll be able

you get the secondary test. So
that secondary test has to be

as we get to a point of
interest and remember like I

within the selling climax. So
at that point, you're still in

said in the last lesson we only
use wipe off at certain points

schematic is not going to be
the same but they're going to

vertical line that you can see
right here. So what happens is

of interest on the lower time
frame. Preliminary support

own characteristics and is
usually divided by this

got phase A all the way to B C
D and E. Now each phase has its

they use and also how to
annotate your charts. So you've

going to be getting into the
different type of schematics

schematics that you're going to
be looking at. But before we

get into that let's actually
look at the the vocabulary that

from Wykov and the first one
that we're going to be looking

at is accumulations. So there's
two main types of accumulation

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