All language subtitles for 3) FXS Entry Types Continuations Part 2

Okay so now we've gone through
continuation entry types on our

lower time frames. What we're
gonna do now is get into a

slight variation but there's
still considered continuation

entry types and you know with
the trend. So let's get

straight into it. So we're on
Euro USD on the hourly time

frame. Now this was a trade
that I took I believe it was

last week which ended in you
know a very very good a very

good return. So let's get
straight into it. So what are

basically looking for is Still
are you know our order block

are most recent lower high or
in an uptrend you know a higher

low. In this example we're
looking at you know a sell

trade. So we have just zooming
in we have a lower low which

was formed with this move down.
This is the move that broke

this most recent lower low. So
if I just mark it on so you can

see it. That was the low that
was broken with that move

there. So breakers structure.
Like that. So once we had that

we had our a new lower high
which would be up here but then

what we know is we have all the
blocks that we can trade from

and refine which is exactly
what we have here. Now we can

refine that on a 15 minute time
frame but the concepts I wanna

go through um is what happens
after. So what we can see is

put in that new lower low with
that move there. So we have our

area of interest you know our
lower higher which we wanna

look for sales if price comes
to trade in. But if price does

one of these two things. So
what we seen is we had this

lower low. Price pulled back
and then it actually broke

structure again with that move
there. So you can see price

before coming into the lower
high we had a second break of

structure from the most recent
lower low which is here. Okay

so one thing that I'm always
saying and is really important

is it's about how price breaks.
So is price breaking in the

form of seeking liquidity or is
it breaking with momentum

showing us that price doesn't
necessarily need to come back

up to this level and we're
breaking with momentum so we

can see an entry lower down or
you know is it liquidity

seeking. So how we can
determine if it's liquidity or

momentum is simply by looking
how it breaks. Okay so in this

example what we can see is
we've broken with wicks zero

momentum so you can see you
know corrective candles is

nothing there's nothing behind
it apart from breaking the low

and then retracing because we
can see it's a corrective move

there's nothing being left
behind there's no real supply

zone or valid order block
because although we did close

below that low you can see as
I've said it's very corrective

it's it's a calm break and we
can see wicks so that for me is

just seeking liquidity from
anyone who's looking at that as

an area to get short from. It's
breaking the low and as we

already know, the highs and
lows always get manipulated and

you know, they always get taken
out by, you know, ever so

slightly before price reverses.
Now, the reason for that is

just seeking liquidity and you
know, there's not nothing much

else to it apart from that. So,
what we can see is we had a

corrective and a liquidity
break. So that's what I call

it. So a liquidity break of
that low and we still have this

area up here that we really
need to be looking at. To look

for shorts. Because we can see
prior to this move coming back

up we had the physique of
liquidity and if we also wanna

be extra what we can have on is
the higher. Now it's not

perfect. We have one higher and
a second. So we do have equal

highs to some degree. So you
know some may be looking to

sell from here. So we have sell
side liquidity from the low and

by side liquidity from the
highest as well. Okay so people

who are looking at this as you
know trend lower low lower high

lower low lower high. They're
looking to sell from the most

recent lower high. But we can
see as it's liquidity. We have

this supply zone up here and an
unmitigated order block up here

which price is likely going to
need to mitigate you know a

close of positions from larger
interests and you know a stack

of more orders at this area.
Okay? So that's exactly what

happened here. Which is why I
price respected that area. Now

bear in mind we only come in by
you know 10% but we get into

that on this move here. In a
minute. But you can see a

mitigation of these orders.
Price continued. We took

liquidity from this low and
then we tapped into an

unmitigated area. So this is a
this is one of my favourite

entries. Or entry types because
you know it's plain liquidity.

Understanding liquidity and how
we can use it in our favour.

And get involved in these
trades which is what myself and

the other community members did
do last week. We got involved

in this trade. I believe I
banked twenty plus something

you know twenty-five whatever
it was on this move here to the

lower low okay so just a recap
the this is still a

continuation trade and bear in
mind that on lower time frames

as you've seen in part one you
know we would get involved in

this trade by you know lower
time frame breaks of structure

whether that's gonna be you
know a double or a single boss.

It would be a double confluence
because we've been breaking

structure. You know we had a
break of structure. Lower low

lower higher mitigation
continuation. We we're seeing

clear order flow. We left this
supply zone unmitigated um

before but everything else is
pretty much mitigated and you

know clear downtrend. We took
liquidity, tapped into that

area and then we continued to
the new lower low and as I was

saying about lows and highs
getting manipulated. What we

can see here we did push down
further breaking that low then

we had NFP I believe that was.
Whip down and then we did

reverse. But what I was saying
a minute ago about price only

coming into you know 10% of
that area. That in some degree

is not mitigated. We can, I
will still trade it and we can

still trade and with price
coming into just this area

here. But what it basically
means is we we don't really

need to void this area for AA
future date in price. So what

what does that mean? Well if I
look at this area okay look how

price come in again say what
what is that? So the first of

July to you know not even a
week. So 5 days 5 days later

that area is still respected.
Because they more than likely

had orders or you know still
you know in the market which

needed to be closed out say a
bit of price. Which is why a

price then you know mitigated
perfectly to the to the tee

literally to the pip and then
we see a massive sell off down

which also you know broke
structure. You can see that. So

a quick rule of thumb for me is
if we're looking at an area say

an order block like this. The
50% mark of that supply of

demand or order block level the
50% mark. So the equilibrium is

the area which I classify
something as mitigated. So

meaning if this move was to
come into the 50% so up here

then I would class that as you
know a completed transaction

and a mitigation. So if price
was to come back in here as we

have I wouldn't really be
looking for entries because

it's already been mitigated. To
you know at least the fifty

percent. But what we can see is
price did not mitigate to the

fifty percent. So we can in in
this example we can still look

for entries once price comes in
to the 50% as it did exactly

here, okay? So Da ist

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