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This candle here.

It's opening is 1 30, 180 7.

That's what's being highlighted here.

IPTA will drop down below that price.

Now it's going to be slightly
different because everyone's

going to have a little bit,

is that better?

Can you see a little bit
better now on the dollar?

If I, if I go, I going one more.

Don't give you much to look at.

That's just not enough to look at.

Uh, you can see it now, what level it is.

It's 96, 55, but I'm going to back
out because I needed to, I need to

see the expansion or the lack thereof.

So when we're studying into the
opening price at midnight, which is

four GMT on this platform or Forex
LTD, the, the level you want to

be watching is that opening price.

So if you're bullish, what is power
three in the, that, below that

opening price, they should be buying.

So when price drops down
here like this in London,

what's going to happen.

When price goes down below
that in London, timeframe

buying price goes up a
little bit, comes back down.

What time of day is this

with time of day?

Is this right?

New York.

So it's waited for news.

It's weighted for the dollar.

It starts spreading its wings
higher going to run higher.

So we're back below that opening price.

Again, was there buying occurring below
that opening price set at midnight?

That's what I'm answering right now.

Cliff cliff asking how do we, how do
we know if we're going to be bullish?

I'm giving you those definitions.

Now.

That's why I'm explaining to you.

We didn't look for a cell this morning.

We're looking primarily to be a buyer

based on the fact that the
dollar wants to go higher.

Right?

I mean, we, we identify that 96, 55
level on the daily timeframe, correct?

Okay.

So if we're going to see the
dollar daily chart potentially

go up into 96, 55, there's a
little bit of room still to go up.

Dollar cat has not shown a willingness
to take out its London low.

It respected the bullish or block,
even though it went down below

the mean threshold it's focusing
primarily on this opening price here.

So when we're watching the opening
price set at midnight, New York time,

we're basically waiting to see, is there
a willingness to get down below that

opening price during specifically London?

That's how you trade London setups
when we're trading New York setups.

And if price comes back down
below the opening price again, and

we're in a range-bound profile.

Excellent.

Let me see.

Let me see if I can pull up.

Hang on one second.

Right now I pause the presentation.

I don't know what it looks like.

Does it still show the charts?

Just not moving?

Okay.

I'm going to pull up a
profile and I want you to see.

See if I can find it here.

All right.

Let's see if this shows up.

Yeah.

There's a picture of me and my underwear.

I apologize.

I grabbed the wrong photo.

All right.

The, uh, what we're looking at here is
this is the potential market profile

that we're we're trading under.

Okay.

We have the opening price.

The market is going sideways,
back and forth, up and down,

up and down, up and down.

And now between New York and
London close now, what does that.

New York session begins between seven
o'clock in the morning, New York time.

And the signal generally forms
between eight o'clock in the

morning and eight 30 in the morning.

So have that in your notes.

Okay.

So if we see the market consolidating
like this and indications are

that there's probably going to
be bullishness on the dollar.

So if we're going to be seeing
bullishness on the dollar, there's

going to be a draw on higher prices
for dollar based currencies that

start with their name with the dollar.

That means dollar swissy
dollar Yan dollar cat.

Now, why are we looking
at dollar cab today?

Because it had building permits coming
at eight 30 and we had high impact

news with unemployment numbers with
the dollar itself at eight 30 as well.

So we've had consolidation up into
this point and we're still seeing

dollar was spread its wings go higher.

Okay.

Reach for that.

96 55 96, 60 level relative to those
equal highs on the daily chart.

Remember that's like a big
magnet sitting up there.

So what we were expecting
to see is we want to see the

range expand after New York.

So that's why this profile
is drawn out like this.

And my thinking is, is this is what
we're probably going to see unfold.

Now, if New York session goes through
this whole process of going slow,

what would make it a London closed?

10 o'clock news release.

Exactly.

Very good.

If you have news at 10 o'clock,
that's generally what you'll

see the market expand then.

So when I gave you these
profiles in the free stuff, okay.

The, the idea is don't just look
at and say, well, that's neat.

You know, I, it doesn't
mean anything to me.

No, you have to study it and you have to
take every single trading day that you

see in charts, logged them and define them
in terms of the profiles that I gave you.

And you'll see how, how very
repeating, uh, the nature of how

they repeat themselves and how easy
they are really to, to classify

and see the warning signs ahead.

If the dollars bullish your, your dollar
pairs are going to look like this.

Okay.

If, if we've already blew out an
initial high, like we did this morning,

so they're going to wait and see,
is there any more significance go

higher and then you'll see this late
New York or late London close rally.

Does that make sense?

I know it seems it's if I know for
some of you that are new, this seems

so vague and it seems so fragmented.

It you're asking, I need
to know a step-by-step.

Believe it or not, you are learning
a step-by-step, but I have to

give you the pieces individually.

So that way, when I give you the entire
plan of you do this, this, and this,

you understand what you're going to be
doing because each, each process okay.

Needs to be understood intimately.

Otherwise you're not going
to be successful with it.

And that's my goal.

I want you to be very, very profitable.

Okay.

Uh, the last month of the mentorship,
you actually get my, uh, PDF files

that tells you exactly what to do
from beginning to end step by step.

When the weight where you stop and pause
what it's like a flow chart, and you get

it for swing trading, you get it for mega
trades, you get it for scalping and you

get it for one shot, one kill setups, but
it's not going to do you any good without

having an understanding of seeing these
things over the course of several months,

outlining it in defining what it means.

Okay.

So again, I could literally put it on
the internet right now and it won't

do you any good because there's terms
that won't be understood, there's

going to be specific reference points
and it's not going to help you because

you're like, well, what is this?

It's, it's not, you got
to learn some things still

believe me.

If there was a way for me to do it
in less than 12 months, I will do it.

It's a lot of time invested.

All right.

You should be seeing the charts again.

Thank you.

Appreciate that.

So, uh, IFTA, what is, if though

it's the interbank price
delivery algorithm?

Do you need me to spell that for you?

Send it out in the, uh,

okay.

Is the interbank price
delivery, algo rhythm.

You see it?

I should have sent it to everyone and
you should be seeing it as a response.

That's what separates the people that
say they know what they're talking

about and they work at the bank and
then the people that know what I knew.

That your understanding of that gives
you the ability to do what you see me

doing on a daily basis by calling the
market and knowing why it should go there.

It's still like this then

it's my, it's my Maryland slang
in, uh, my, what do you call it?

Accent.

It's my Maryland accent.

It sounds like that

sometimes I don't speak
English as well as I should.

That's why I like you
folks over there in the UK.

If I could speak like you I'd love it.

I just can't get myself to do it.

If the is interbank

price delivery algo.

Okay.

You see that?

Can you see it on the chart?

There you go.

So that's, that's what I'm teaching
you to understand what it does.

Okay.

Now there's a lot of holes that I've
not been able to bridge and there's

no secret sauce later on in the meat,
in this mentorship there, I'm going

to admittedly tell you where the
pockets are still for me, but when

I learned what this is here, okay.

And what it does on a daily day
basis, once I understood what it

was doing and how it efficiently
allows the banking orders to come in.

When we see price delivered
by way of this algorithm.

Now it's not an algorithm like
it's, it's, it's like a fad name.

You know, everybody says, well, I
work at a prop shop or I'm going to

work at a prop shop, or I'm working at
this, uh, XYZ company, or I'm going to

work for this, uh, this trading firm.

And we got our own little
algorithm and it's your algorithm.

Doesn't do shit.

It doesn't do anything.

Okay.

It doesn't do anything
to push price around.

I'm telling you what makes the
bank price, these currency pairs.

When they go to these levels,
it's designed, it's all

artificially intelligent.

It's it's, it's completely.

Completely dissociated from
any human involvement anymore.

It's completely and utterly
driven electronically.

Now, before in the early days, it
would completely be ran by men.

We would see them manipulate
price and do it mechanically.

Okay.

Manually now because of efficiency,
because of efficiency, you're seeing how

it just does its own thing every single
day, without any intervention at all.

On the fact of humans, the central
banks have gotten so sophisticated that

the price engines that they use now,
there's a lot of so-called theory about

how price does this and does that.

And for the most part,
it's all full of shit.

They don't make any
sense and it's not true.

It's absolutely not true.

So if I don't know what I'm talking
about, I would not be able to do

what I do every single trading day.

I tell you every single trading day,
what the market's most likely going

to do, and it goes many times, right?

To the PIP that can't be justified by
any other explanation, except for the

fact that I understand what makes price
go, where it's going to go before it

doesn't and it's not going to be leaning
on or founded on anything apart from

the interbank price delivery algorithm.

I can't, I can't tell you who
told me to do how to do this.

I can just tell you the folks
that introduced me to it.

Okay.

Didn't sit me down and say, okay, um,
this is what's going to happen to mark is

going to do this and this and this, the
fact that I saw what was being expected

in that room and how that operate in it.

What I saw in my own personal price
charts, I bridged that two together.

So while there is no market sitting
down with me at lunch, over tea, okay.

And telling me, Hey, this is how to do it.

Um, it was a matter of me being pro uh,
pro up poked and prodded to go into that

industry and learn how to do that stuff.

That, that goes on that I can't talk about
yet, because you haven't signed anything.

But when we do, when we do talk
about it, you'll hear, um, yes.

And you know who I'm talking to.

And I, and I'm going to get all kinds of
flack for that, but just understand that

I can't talk about certain things yet.

So, but I can tell you that
the markets are absolutely 100%

manipulated to the pit, to the pit.

And if you understand what I'm
going to teach you over the course

of the remaining months here,
you'll get these understandings.

It's not, it's not going to be
so hard for you to learn it, but

it's going to be, it's going to
be some tinfoil hat discussions.

I mean, you gotta, you gotta accept
that because that's really what it is.

The, uh, yeah.

The main thing is you're
learning what makes the algorithm

print the price that we see.

So if you see that, okay, if you see the
signs that it wants to do, what it's doing

once the algorithm starts doing its next,
um, repricing, the beautiful thing is,

is that there's such a hard, uh, well,
it's, it's a very strong probability.

What you think may occur will happen.

And it's almost like a self fulfilling
prophecy because once you see the

algorithm turn gears and it's moving to
a specific price level and I'm teaching

you how to do it, I've already really gave
you all the price points that you're going

to focus on for the entire 12 months.

Everything I told you, what you're
going to focus on, all we're going

to do is amplify all the conditions
that help you use those individual

institutional reference points, liquidity
pools, liquidity voids, fair value.

When you use the top of the candle, when
you use the middle of the candle, all of

those things are the specifics that you
have to learn with individual investors.

And what's going to happen is,
is this is what I mean by this.

If you know one of those conditions and
you, and you see it, the first one you

see and you understand how it forms in
the chart, I'm telling you, that's going

to be your bread and butter set up.

It just that's the way it ends
up happening all the time.

All the time, it happens that way.

Every person that's ever paid
me to do this and teach them.

They've all, all came to one trade.

That was the first one they seen.

And they, and that's the
one they make money on.

They that's all they do.

They focus primarily on it.

They tinker with the other ones just
to practice and understand the algo

better, but they're making their living
and making their money, running their

business, or their prop firm trading.

They're teaching their traders,
how to trade all that stuff.

They're leaning on that one set
up, but it's all based on Ellipta.

Once you understand the delivery
of price and why it's doing what

it's going to do, there's no fear.

You won't worry about it.

You're not going to have any anxiety.

You're not going to be concerned
about whether you're not you're

going to make money or lose money,
or are you going to miss a trade?

Who cares?

That's a good question.

Um, can we say that the us dollar index
swept the equal highs now for two pips?

Uh, th that would be a sweet.

Um, but it's really just
a probing of that level.

I would expect.

Cause look at the time right
now it's only 9 27, 9 28.

Now what's about to happen in two minutes.

What other reference point do we have to
consider ourselves with around this time?

Yeah, you're not gonna find anything.

I got a couple people telling me
they Googling IPTA you're not going

to find if the, you only heard about
that because you paid to be here and

I don't want you talking about it as
a, don't be putting it on Twitter.

Don't be putting it on, uh, you know, if
you have YouTube channels and you're doing

videos, don't be talking about this stuff.

You have equities opening
in about a minute.

Okay.

So we may see range expansion after that.

And it may drive through if we're
looking for price to go to like equal

highs like that on a daily chart.

Um, many times it won't just go
to that level just a little bit.

It will, it'll want to dry through
that, because think if it's a

daily chart that we referenced this
level, 96, 55, that's a daily chart.

So orders are going to be
a little bit above that.

Aren't they?

I mean, it would be safe to assume
that there's more orders above

that then just right at that level.

Correct.

So what we're going to
do is run a combine.

Okay.

Combined time of day.

Think about that battery life.

Okay.

The trading days, like
your cell phone battery.

Okay.

A little bar up in the
upper right-hand corner.

You, how much of that batteries left?

We have a little bit, we've
got about 30 minutes, maybe 90

minutes left of the trading day.

So it could expand a little bit more.

Plus we have news at 10 o'clock.

So what does that do for our time of day?

It extends it doesn't it.

So while 10 o'clock to 11 o'clock in the
morning, when you have one sided flows

from London, that means if it's a bullish
day, you want to be looking to take your

profits near the high today, forming in
between 10 o'clock in the morning and 11

o'clock in the morning, New York time.

If you have news at 10 o'clock or 10
30 in that hour, between 10 and 11

o'clock New York time, that's going
to extend that, that time effect of

profit taking it will make the daily
high, maybe beyond noon, New York time.

Okay.

So you have to allow for that.

If there's no 10 o'clock or 10 30 news
event or 11 o'clock, if sometimes it

comes out, then you always take profits
at the 10 to 11 o'clock in the morning,

our New York time that's a standard.

You just do it.

Okay.

Here's, here's a lot of repeating
questions too, that I get

and it's happening here now.

And I get an email folks will say, okay.

Um, if I look at this daily high, that
96, 55 level relative to those equal

highs, the question is okay, because
you see those equal highs and you

see those buy stops getting ran down.

Is that not a short, are
we selling right now?

Are we looking for a cell?

Put a number one?

That's what you're thinking, or if
ever thought that no other words.

If we see equal highs and the market
runs up there, is that a cell?

Do you think that that's what that means?

Sometimes it is.

That's part of why we got to
do these exercises and give

yourself time to see examples.

But I look at it.

In other words, if we're below those
levels, if we're below the equal highs.

Okay.

What, what are those equal
highs going to do for price?

Is it going to repel price or
it's going to draw price up.

Okay.

So now think if we're below those equal
highs, like we have been for the day.

Okay.

And we talked about this area being
potentially used as upside objectives.

That means what is the underlying
bias for the dollar bullish, right?

So if you're seeing a bullish market,
why would you want to sell that market?

It hasn't given you any indications
yet that it's going to go lower.

That's what you're trying
to do with turtle soups.

You're looking at every previous
high being violated as a sell,

and it doesn't work that easy.

You have to have some context behind it.

Now let's say for instance, that the
dollar was any primary downtrend and we

saw those equal highs like that in price
goes up there and maybe it runs to 96 60.

Then that would be a sell because you
have the context of the marketplace being

already underlying weak, it's going lower.

It wants to be going lower and
there's equal highs would be by stop

on individuals that have trailed
it tightly on short positions

that are already open running.

Those stops would give the market
makers and opportunities to unseat those

individuals that will be profitable
on the next new, lower price swing.

Does that make sense or did I lose.

Okay.

Let's look at it this way.

If you go out to the daily,

put this box over here.

All right.

So this is the daily chart.

$1.

Okay.

We've been moving higher since April,
2016, higher, higher, higher, higher.

It's been wanting to go, excuse me.

It's been wanting to go higher
every time he goes lower.

It's just reaccumulated more lungs.

Okay.

So if we see equal highs like this, okay.

And we're down here as we were
describing earlier, all that's going

to do is want to draw price up to
it in an underlying bull market.

If we look at it weekly chart
on the dollar, is that a fair.

Looking at all this what's this

go ahead and pull market, man.

This is a bullish market.

So if you have long-term trend
bullish on a weekly and you have

a Bush environment on a daily,

these equal highs are just going to
be objectives to draw price up to it.

That's all it's going to do.

Okay.

So their objectives for
you to take profits in your

long position on the dollar.

So by having these, these ideas of
looking for turtle soups, uh, running

out previous highs to go short, unless
you're really short term day trading,

um, you want to try to avoid doing that
and only focused on turtle soups that are

running out lows when you have a primary
bull market, or if you know, underlying

bullish market relative to the daily
or weekly, if you focus on buying old

lows, once those loads are violated, when
you're going to primary bullish market.

In other words, if you think
the daily charts going higher,

okay, how do we do that?

We'll you got to see bullish
or blocks being respected.

We have to see resistance
or old highs being broken.

And there has to be areas that
where there is like equal highs

here, we have a liquidity void.

All that stuff needs to be
considered in all days will be

factored in for upside objectives.

Since that's the case, the market's going
to want to draw all up into those areas.

So if that's what's going on these
reference points that I've told you

to focus on in September, they're
not areas to sell short at in this

context, the market's bullish.

So how would you use those tools?

You would look for false
breaks below old lows.

That would be a run on what kind of stop

sell stops.

Why would they want to take cell
stops out in a bullish market

to assume positions
long from no cell stops.

They have willing liquidity that
wants to sell to them at a low price.

They will gladly buy it at a low price
because they're going to take it higher.

So when we use these reference points
that we talked about specifically, what

to focus on in September's content,
all you have all those same things

we're going to talk about for the rest
of this mentorship, but the context

of where you use them is important.

It's not simply bull shorter
blocks and bears shorter blocks.

That's why some of the trolls, they
get minimal success and they still

follow my, uh, my work in free
tutorials, but they pop shot at me.

Okay.

Because they don't know how
to use them in the right time.

So therefore everything that I do is
fake or it's hindsight, it's only demo.

It doesn't work, but you're seeing
how it's done every single day.

You're here every single day with me.

And you're seeing it.

I'm giving you exact exercises
to see what it's like to be

engaging with both sides of it.

And by forcing you to have exercises in
both sides of being in a bullish market

and in a bearish market, but forcing
you to use the concepts, you're going

to see how easy it is for the tools
to work when they're used properly.

And you're going to see why it's
not advantageous for you to force

an idea of selling a turtle soup
pie, or buying a turtle soup blow

without having the context of what the
marketplace is most likely going to do.

And that's going to be framing,
you know, an Ellipta what under the

algos is going to do with price.

That's the underlying truth period.

So if

all these, all, every market
out there that trades uses

this stuff, it's the same.

It's the same thing.

It doesn't matter what
asset class you look at.

Uh, Christine's asking why would we be
considering the beginning of August from

the daily, the us dollar index, a bullish?

Well, if you look at primary
longterm trends, um, how did, first

of all, how, how do markets trade?

They go from a consolidate.

To a training environment or expansion,
then we go into consolidation.

Okay.

And what happens is daily, you
get another move higher or lower

since we're in a primary uptrend.

The next move higher is
most likely to occur.

When we talk about commodities and futures
and we use open interest for mega trade

setups, it'll be a lot more significant
in, in contrast to using just for X.

Um, John, this is all part of
why, cause I'm getting a thousand

questions of how did I focus on
only being a buyer of, uh, of CAD.

And this is all germane to the discussion.

So if you're confused, just understand,
it's all, it's all pertinent

to what we're discussing here.

I just explained, um, the
question is, is what, what are we

supposed to know what to focus on?

Everything I just explained to you,
the fact that the dollar has been

wanting to go above these equal highs.

Okay.

Let's I'm going break
it down very elementary.

If price is moving up on the day on
the dollar, as you can clearly see it.

It's wanting to go above these
equal highs over here that it

has not done until just recently.

It just touched that the momentarily
went above it before the news

released this morning at eight 30,
the dollar was below this level.

We've already identified that
we're here with equal highs.

We've talked about this for months
as an upside objective for dollar

and wanting to eventually go there.

If you're going to trade foreign
exchange, you have to know

what the dollar is going to do.

That would that's what frames
high probability conditions

and low risk opportunities.

So if we're going to focus on trading
a specific payer relative to a

news release, the calendar says at
eight 30 this morning, that housing

permits are going to be released in
the U uh, the dollar CAD or the CAD.

And, and there's going to be
employment claims for the dollar.

So at eight 30, we should
see a volatility injection.

That means we should see movement.

What direction did we trade is going
to be driven by what the dollar is

most likely going to be reaching for
which what we've been talking about

all morning, all this stuff over here.

What are we worried about
this opening price for us?

Because every single trading day, if
data okay, or the way that the interbank

price deliveries, uh, designed to
give us what we see in terms of our

price fluctuations, that delivery of.

Is directly related to this
opening price at midnight.

That's what sets in establishes
the trend direction of the day.

Why is it significant one?

I even talking about it.

It's not a detachment
from this discussion.

It's actually the foundation of
why I just told you this morning.

We want to focus primarily being
a buyer of us CAD, not a seller.

If you're going to focus on this
pair, we were looking on the upside.

And the reason why is because dollar
wants to go higher here on the left.

It wants to go above
these highs over here.

So if the dollar is wanting to do
that, the first currency in this

pair dollar CAD is the dollar.

So you're going to see a unwillingness to
see the market go lower in this pair and

more inclination to, for it to go higher.

So if it's going to want to go higher,
how can we, how can we look to be a buyer?

Well, if the market was going in
a consolidation like we described

earlier, I'm not sure if you
were here the entire time, John.

So the entire presentation where
you rewatched the recording.

Cause it's very clear.

I mean, I went into great detail
about this, but the opening

price, if we get below that
opening price, the idea is this,

this daily chart over here.

Okay.

If I change this,

not to that.

Okay, this is what you're seeing.

This opening price, a
small little movement down.

You see that

the opening price, small little
move down, then it expands up.

And there's an up-close
potentially in the formation today.

If we're seeing bullish prices on the
daily chart, our expectation is, is

this same model right here as this open
high, low close chart indicates, this is

power three accumulation, manipulation
distribution, the accumulate longs.

They manipulate below that opening
price, get people thinking it's

the wrong side of the marketplace.

And then they expand it and they
distribute it later on in the day over

here, the way you apply that same thing
is that opening prices at midnight.

So you want to be a buyer
at that price or below it.

That's where the low risk
high probability entries are.

They occur at specific times of the day.

We don't need the clothes to be higher
than, uh, yeah, we don't need the

clothes to be higher than the opening
to make money because we're specifically

aiming at day trades right now.

But the responsiveness of below
the opening price at London,

this is all London timeframe.

We're here in London.

And this is New York.

You would not see this in the context
I'm telling you in any other discipline.

It's not there.

Nobody talks about this, but the fact that
it's gone below the opening price set at

midnight is absolutely paramount to you.

Understanding how to trade effectively.

It doesn't matter if you're a
long-term trader or not, or a day

trader or a scalper without this
information you're trading in the dark.

It gives you directional bias
when you use it in the context

of the daily timeframe as well.

So if you're basically what I'm saying
is if you're bullish, the best trades

are buying at or below the opening price
set at midnight candle in New York.

And it's not the fact that it
just goes down below that price.

It goes down below that price
at specific times of the day,

London open and the New York open.

So you were blending two things, time and
price, and we're doing what we're doing

relative to those two elements, time and
price with the APTA, the way interbank

price delivery is being provided to us in
the form of what they're reaching for on a

daily timeframe, which is this level over
here, your focus needs to be primarily

on this pair wanting to go higher.

We said, initially we had to watch
this level here, 32, 19 or 30 to 20.

It hit that it's showing
initial resistance in here.

Still got a little bit of time.

We still also have 10 o'clock.

It could wash this entire thing out.

It could be that that's all there was, but
was this a viable move between where the

opening price is up to this level here?

That's all I'm trying to highlight for now

the initial target for this one was
this level here, basically 32 20.

And if we got through 30 to 20, we
would be monitoring what we saw in

terms of advancement above 1 30, 2,
27, but we can't contend with 1 32,

7 27 until this level was meant.

And that's all we've seen so far.

But my question is, is this a viable
setup where if you were buying, you'd be

buying below the opening price down here,
said it midnight up to this level here.

So being a buyer at, uh, basically 1
30, 180 5 or five points above that,

1 30, 1 90, that's where your, your
fill would be relative to the spread.

So 31 90 to 32, 20 X, what
30 pips, where I live.

So the point in which once you understand.

Get this thing to show up here,

all you're doing,

as you're looking for a way

to envision

the opening price.

If you're bullish, you
wouldn't be focusing on that

opening price at midnight.

And then that movement down below
that opening price established at the

midnight candle in New York, which is
over here below that opening price.

That's where all the banks
are doing their buys.

That's why the IPTA
delivers price down there.

It provides them the opportunity
to onboard their long positions.

Then they allow price to expand up.

We do not need the clothes
to be up here on the day.

If this was a daily candle,
we don't need that because I'm

teaching you to pay yourself.

I get it wrong.

Sometimes.

Sometimes I still am inaccurate, but I
don't have to be accurate to make money.

And I showed that yesterday.

I was expecting the category a
little bit harder than it did.

I don't care did it didn't
go any to those levels.

It's still.

I need this movement here.

It's between four o'clock in the
morning and 10 o'clock in the morning

that bulk of the daily volume.

Okay.

That, that delivery of price between
four o'clock in the morning and

10 o'clock in the morning, that's
where the lions portion of the

daily range is going to occur.

And all I care about is getting
some of that, but I want

to be positioned down here.

I don't need the clothes to be
above the opening or my entry price.

I just need to get paid between our,
where I entered that in sometime

between when I got in it and 11 I'm
sorry, 10 to 11 o'clock in the morning.

So it can, it can do this.

Can open, come down here,
give you an opportunity.

Rally up 30, 40, 50
pips, and then do this.

Who cares if you bought down here
and you took something out up here,

that's trading, that's trading.

Unfortunately what's happening is you
guys are looking at this and buying

down here and you're demanding because
power three says it has to do this.

No power.

Three says that you have to buy
near the low and you distribute

your lungs as the price expands up
during the times of the day that it

should expand and you pay yourself.

Every single trading day, regardless
of the direction, there's a

retracement between five o'clock
in the morning and seven o'clock

in the morning, New York time

that retracement sets
up the New York session.

Well, that's, I appreciate that
manual manual saying it's starting

to make sense every day and that's
why we have to do it this way.

I appreciate your enthusiasm.

Some of you are just really
demanding to know how to do

this in one or two sessions.

And I think it's because number
one, the, the excitement, obviously,

uh, the anxiety about whether
or not you're going to learn it.

Okay.

Or you can't afford to
pay the monthly payments.

You just want to be able to start making
money and say, okay, I got enough.

I got to go, but I'm telling you to
get the maximum benefit out of this.

You just got to let me teach it to
you the way I'm teaching it to you.

If you, if you trust me and I hope that
you do, I'm promise you, I'm going to take

you to where you want to be at, and you
don't even know where you need to be at.

So I do.

I knew where you're going to be on

what is an order block?

Is that a real question?

I mean, I don't mean
to be mean or anything.

I don't want you to be offended.

No one else saw you asked that,
but if you're really asking that

question, you need to watch the.

Free tutorials specifically
the nice the sniper series.

Okay, good grief.

I was like, oh my goodness.

I'm getting a question about
what an older block is.

Okay.

So here's what I ask you in closing.

And then we're gonna quickly summarize
the Aussie dollar exercise last

night and what the takeaways are.

If we're looking at what's a PIP.

If we're looking at, let me get
my chair here, said situated.

All right.

If we're looking at, say, say these
candles in this 15 minute timeframe, okay.

Say these candles represent a daily chart.

Okay.

Say this is a, say, this is all
relative to a daily timeframe.

Every candle is a daily chart.

I'm sorry, daily candle.

If we see the ideas that
we're fleshing out here.

Now, the only thing different is you
can't use the opening price at midnight.

And there's other things that we'll
we'll use that we can, uh, build ideas

on for the daily chart, but forget
this opening price level here for now.

If you can establish a directional bias.

And I know for some of you, that seems
like an impossibility right now, but.

If I haven't communicated anything else,
except for the fact that we can talk about

moves and going to specific levels before
they happen day to day, every single day.

That's what I want you to
focus on primarily right now.

Just relax and know that
what I'm teaching you.

I know, and if I know it, I know
how to communicate it to you,

but you have to submit to it.

If these are daily candles and say that
you were wanting to be a buyer down

in here relative to things that I'll
discuss on hard timeframes, how much in

terms of pips could this potentially be
only those that have been trading for a

while and can understand how to answer
that adequately, but it could be in

the realm of hundreds of pips hundreds.

So when we look at price action,
don't, don't think in terms of,

well, you know, I'm not, I'm
not learning how to day trade.

Michael.

I want to learn how to position trade.

These elements that you're learning
with price action will help you

put trades on using a daily chart.

And you won't have to be in these
intraday charts at all, but to

effectively communicate it and show
you just how reoccurring they are.

I'm using these intraday charts to show
you that the way that price is delivered.

Okay, here's a question.

If I'm teaching you the interbank
price delivery algorithm.

Okay.

Does that.

Deliver the price that we see in
intraday, like on a 15 minute timeframe,

whereas that interbank price,
delivery algorithm doing something

different on a daily chart.

It's exactly, it's the same thing.

And unfortunately, and I
thought this same stuff, folks.

So if you thought this
way, don't feel ashamed.

I thought that there was
something totally different.

When you looked at a timeframe like
a daily chart or a one hour chart,

I thought that they were something
entirely different and you had

to trade on individual timeframes
because those timeframes are uniquely

distinct from other timeframes in that
price is different from every other

timeframe I tell, I thought about it.

That's how I believed it in the beginning.

It took me months to
understand that that was wrong.

Okay.

20 years ago, I thought that same
stuff, but I'm trying to explain to you

just because we're using a different
timeframe, price is still being offered.

Okay.

If I changed, if I put up the daily
chart of the dollar index, like we

have here, and if I put a 15 minute
timeframe of the dollar index, the 15

minute timeframe is going to reflect
that same price at market that the daily

chart is going to reflect the benefit
of looking at the higher timeframe.

Okay, which is what the answer to you.

Everyone's asking the
same question every day.

I want to learn how to
get to directional bias.

If you can just tell me that Michael,
I'm going to make money, and I'm

going to tell you you're wrong because
you're still going to do things wrong.

You're going to buy in bullish
days at the wrong time.

You're gonna put your stop at the wrong
place, and you're gonna come away with it.

Doesn't work.

And you're the problem.

You don't want to hear it, but you are.

I was my own problem and I am
sometimes still my own problem.

Okay.

And it's going to, it's going to
be the issue with you as well,

just because I'm giving you tools.

You're not going to fix that
if you have the wrong thinking.

So if these are daily candles, okay.

That we're representing the study
over here with this with fifth,

with a 15 minute timeframe, even
though it's only been about 30 pips

of total magnitude and movement.

Okay.

That's not to say that the daily
chart, it was the daily candle.

Excuse me.

Oh, sorry,

I got this a nasty throat near there.

I, I can barely speak.

So let me get through this.

And then I'm going to take a rest
of the rest of the afternoon.

Won't be able to do any much more talking
otherwise, but don't, if we looked at the

candles like this on a daily basis, okay.

I want you to feel assured that
the same setups that we describe in

terms of looking at price on these
lower timeframes, that same thing

is seen on the higher timeframe.

The only difference is the candles
are bigger and it requires more time

for them to complete their formation.

Obviously, every candle here only takes
15 minutes to form, and then a new

candle forms over here on a daily chart.

It requires an entire 24 hour
day to allow that candle to form.

So it's not efficient for me
to teach with just a daily.

Because you're not going to see that
many setups, but if I show you every

single trading day, a condition that
exists in price action with these

smaller timeframes, I'm hoping,
and this is my, this is my goal.

I'm hoping those individuals that want
to only trade in daily timeframes or

higher timeframe charts that they see
the validity behind studying price

action, and then submit to the fact
that, okay, I understand I don't need

to be a day trader, but what he's
teaching is in the charts and therefore

it's economical for me to focus on it.

And don't dwell so much on the fact
that it's an intraday chart and some

of you because of your ignorance,
not because I'm Lena in, in a mean

way, but your lack of knowledge,
just like it was a lack of knowledge.

But my part initially as a new
trader, I didn't understand how I

should view what I was learning,
but I'm telling you, I had the same

concerns initially as a new trader.

So don't worry about, don't
worry about the fact that

we're using smaller timeframes.

Okay.

It's the same component
across every timeframe.

Okay.

Everything's the same, but this
viewed in different intervals

of time, that's all it is.

So.

The, the last question I saw
that was really interesting

is, um, uh, is IPTA always an
operation or is there a triggers?

Um, if the is always running, it's a
24 hour from the time the market opens

up to the time of market closes on
the weekly basis, it's always running.

Okay.

It's always delivering price.

If it stopped, you
wouldn't see price move.

It's the engine that delivers
your price fluctuations.

Okay.

So what makes it important to understand
why it does what it does and what I

teach and can't find it anywhere is
the fact that it's all time based.

There are specific times of the day,
it goes to specific price levels,

and you need to understand that it's
going to be relative to the opening

price that's established at midnight.

Now you're all going to be thinking,
oh no, they're going to change it.

They're going to do it
to a different timeframe.

No, or not, because it's all based on,
well, I can't talk more about that yet.

It's basically, you're going to learn that
there is a, it's a forced way of doing

it, that they're not going to change.

Okay.

They're not going to do, they're not
going to make any deviations from it.

It's been working for
years and years and years.

And before I discovered it in price, okay.

The folks did not sit down with me.

Okay.

And say, okay, What you're going to
do is you're going to see a Judas

swing here, and you're going to look
for a protraction here and you going

to do those were the discoveries I
made by bridging what I learned, how

price is delivered, and then seeing
in the charts, what that looks like.

And it took me months of pouring
over charts, and then I saw it.

And when I saw it, it was unbelievable.

I, I, I literally had a panic attack
because I was like, I can see it now.

And it was scary.

It was absolutely scary knowing that if
I can see it in the charts in hindsight,

I couldn't wait for the next trading day.

And yes, I was crying.

It was very, it was a very
emotional feeling because I

feel like I cracked a code.

That's how it felt.

And it felt like it was forbidden
knowledge that I wasn't supposed to have.

And I got scared.

Like I just did something that I
shouldn't have been able to do.

And when I started operating in
the marketplace using it on a

very small scale, that's when
everything started clicking and

all of a sudden $17,000 a week.

Okay.

Become, it was standard.

Whereas before it was all initial luck
and that's what I attributed my first

run in the marketplace, that was all
completely luck, luck, luck, luck,

luck, then all of a sudden $20,000
a week, $25,000 a week, $35,000.

All these things happening.

Okay.

Because of my understanding of what
makes these markets move around.

Why did I jump from futures into
Forex is because the liquidity and

the visibility, C4 X is beautiful
because it's so time sensitive, very

specific times of the day, very specific
elements in time and price theory.

And once I understood and bridge
the gap and understood how Ellipta

works, you see it every single day.

There hasn't been really with the
exception of the last night, we were

talking about the Aussie dollar.

Um, we didn't, you know, we, we
don't really trade in that timeframe.

There's no real excitement about getting
in that time of day, because like I just

said about the midnight candle here.

That's when, if that goes
into its highest seeking of

liquidity after this time period.

Okay.

You're going to wait until we get
around two o'clock in the morning.

Then the market's going to go into an
area where it's going to give banks.

All of them, not just the bank of
Canada, it's going to get all of

the banks and opportunity to pair
up orders across all major pairs,

across the majors, everything.

And it gives them transactional
basis to get efficient prices.

It's not one bank against the other.

They're not cannibalizing one another.

It looks like it's sometimes, but they're
all in 100% cahoots with one another.

So if you look, when price goes into
these times of the day, price is going

down to that level, not because of some
Fibonacci level, it's not going down there

because of some kind of, uh, a harmonic
pattern or any kind of trend line thing.

It's going down there to facilitate
transactional value when, when the banks

are or are coming online in London.

Okay.

They have orders that come through
through insurance companies.

They have orders that come through
for just business exchange.

Uh, IBM needs to do business in Canada.

Okay.

So they got to exchange their dollars
into, you know, the Canadian dollar.

Well, these market moves that go
down there and they allow that

to have operational costs lowered
on the, uh, on the banking side

and more efficient for them.

And they can also use these times
to make books and build in pricing.

So that way, if they can speculate
in that marketplace, see, that's the

part that people say, they think they
understand, and you listen to people

out there and say, well, there's very
little speculation in, in interbank.

Uh, you know, bullshit.

There's, it's all that
transactional sides.

The lease side of it.

That's the minimal side of it.

The majority of it is all speculation.

That's where it's all.

You think that banks are in businesses
to make these little little transactions

and exchange fees and, okay, well,
I'm going to take billions of dollars

here and I'm going to make a little
bit, that's not what they're doing.

They're fleecing large funds.

That's what this is all about.

That's all.

This is about, it started with a
business transaction model where

they can facilitate exchange
currencies for commerce, but

that's not really what's going on.

That's not what's going on.

It's going on because there's money
to be taken from someone else.

Billions of it, every single day
in every, every currency, there's

billions, hundreds of billions of
dollars being fleeced from large funds.

That's why these markets are there.

The, the illusion is it's
so allow free commerce.

It's allowed to do international trade.

That's bullshit.

That's not what this is.

Okay.

Because if it was really
about being efficient, we

would have one world currency.

And that's why I'm telling
you as a Christian.

And you may not sound like I may not
sound like a Christian, you know,

using the words that this use, but
I believe there's heirs of God.

Okay.

And I'm going to tell you
if that offends you too bad.

If there, if there is a God and I
believe there is, there is a certain

sect that say, there's going to be
a one world currency and I'm telling

you that's never going to happen.

It's not going to happen
because when, when that happens,

okay, all this falls apart.

All this right here, this whole
idea of trading falls apart,

there won't be any more trading.

The fact that they keep
individual currencies segregated

apart from one another.

It tells you that that's exactly the
reason why they keep it like that because

it gives them a frame of, of, of business.

It gives you the illusion that
there's a necessity for a reason.

For this currency, you have to
exchange their currency for another.

When in fact it would be more efficient.

If everybody would just do one
currency, it would be efficient.

Wasn't it.

If everybody operated on the same
currency, world trade commerce

and business transactions
internationally would be a breeze.

It'd be easy.

It'd be no cost, but
it's not going to happen.

That's not going to happen.

That's why I'm telling you.

As long as there's Marcus to be traded,
they're going to trade like this.

It's not going to go away when
there is one world currency.

Okay, it's going to be
none of this trading.

That's when the trading stops.

So that's why I'm trying to tell you.

It's either in a sense again, it's
like everything else I've talked about.

It's binary either.

You're going to have all these multiple
currencies to facilitate imbalances.

That's why there's all
these individual currencies.

Believe me, the IMF can make one currency.

It can happen.

They can do it in a
very short span of time.

They can do it.

But it's not in their interest to do that
because they can manipulate governments.

They can manipulate, uh, wars.

They can, uh, naked manipulate
people's thought processes, turn

one population against another
population, all because of economics.

And they drive it with interest
rates and they devalue or raise

the value of their currency.

That's why this exists.

Anybody that tells you anything,
apart from that they're full of shit.

Okay.

They either have been subs, they
subscribed to some Mickey mouse

idea, or they don't know what
the hell they're talking about.

It's as simple as that,
there's no other way around it.

And if you disagree, whatever,
I don't want to hear about it.

Cause I didn't know

what to expect in that
kind of a session today.

Where are you?

I wasn't either, to be honest with you,

Mickey mouse, Mickey mouse means goofy.

Like it doesn't have any validity.

Yeah.

Sometimes there's some opinions about
why the markets do what they do.

That just starts a complete nonsense.

I get accused of tin,
foil, hat, and tomfoolery.

Like, I don't know what I'm talking
about, but I'm the only one talking

about where it's going to go
before it does it every single day.

So.

Hopefully.

Yeah, hopefully, um, you know,
every single day we spend together,

we are learning a little bit more

and as we go deeper into it, more of
it will make much more sense to you.

Um, I don't know what,
what's the high here.

I was too busy.

Jawboning with soap box,

uh, 1 30, 2, 27 to the PIP.

Boom.

Right.

Did it fit?

Um, am I learning by teaching us?

I'm learning how hopefully I, every
time I complete a week with you, and

even before I did the paid, the paid
service, I'm learning more about

being an educator and how I could
have done things better earlier on.

So yeah, I am learning in that
regard a lot about myself.

My son is a breakeven trader.

He has bouts where he does well,
and then he lets his emotions.

Cause he's trying to impress me.

He'll have issues with consistency
and he'll start doing overtrade

to try to fix his problems.

And I'm trying to teach him
that there's no necessity for

you to rush in there and do it.

He's he's.

No, he's 20, actually,
he'll be 21 in six days.

All right.

Now, watch for expansion in
here on the upside for us cat,

the next level will be 30 to 44.

And then above that, we'd be
looking for this area in here,

running off those equal highs.

We mentioned the other day.

Yeah.

Some of, some of these videos in the first
couple months are going to have to be long

because there's a lot of insights that I
just can't communicate to you in a tweet.

It's just, you can't get it
in or let's put it this way.

I don't know how to teach
it to you in a tweet.

Well, we only got to the September
content right now, except for the.

Installments on the videos for October.

So the only thing that you should
be focusing on now in study is

the only notes that are available
and teachings for September.

Uh, well, I, I appreciate everyone's
concern about the length of the

videos, but you know, the first
couple of months I mentioned this,

think about what I'm doing here.

Um, making all of the free tutorials and
how many videos did I do that were free?

I don't even know how many I did.

I mean, there's like a
thousand hours of stuff.

Okay.

So if, if we have all that work in
terms of study material, I got to

compress all that stuff in three months.

And there's no way for me to give you all
of the salient points that you should've

taken away over live charts without
having a couple long ones here and there.

And you're just going to have to
accept that and it's all recorded.

So don't think that the rest of
this tutorial, I mean, the rest

of this mentorship to videos are
going to be this long because you

don't know a whole lot right now.

That's the whole part
of bridging that gap.

Believe me, I don't, I don't want to
be spending, you know, I don't want

to be spending hours all day long
doing videos when we're in month six.

It won't be there.

Won't be that much to talk about.

There'll be specific conditions
that I'll say, Hey, this is.

XYZ and expect this, this and this, and
you'll know exactly what to look for.

And when it fails, you
know what to expect.

It you'll know.

You'll just know, but I can't get you
to that point until we look at price

action and show you over a period of
three months, every single trading

day with great deal detail, why it
should be doing what it's doing.

And then in the latter parts of
the, um, the course, you know, you

won't feel the need to have you'll
know exactly what you need to know

inside of a 15 or 20 minute video.

And this is what I'm talking about.

I can't teach this on a daily chart.

I mean, what do you want, what
do I talk about on a daily chart?

I gotta wait until tomorrow.

It was close to talk about it again
in here on an intraday capacity.

It allows me a lot of price action to
talk about in advance before it happens

and give you the reasons why it should
do it and all that stuff that you're

going to feel when you're doing a
trade that I'm not going to be there.

I'm not going to be there next to you.

The only thing you're going
to be able to rely on is the

experience you're having right now.

No, I don't have, I don't
have a David as a son.

Now we need these types of yeah.

Well you need them initially,
but you won't be needing them

later on in the mentorship.

I'm telling you what if I could explain.

Years with some idea, be willing
to sit down with me like this and

whatever they wanted to charge.

I would have paid for it because there
were so many times where I was in trades

initially with live money, way too much
money, then I should have had on it.

And I was scared shitless.

I mean, I was scared.

I mean, I was paranoid.

And to have someone that knows what's
going on or at least experience having

done it, this listening to him to talk
to me, explaining it and watching it

unfold would have removed all kinds
of anxiety and stress and panic.

Just to hear someone outside my own voice,
because you know what this sounds like.

I mean, it's in your own head.

It's deafening.

You're, you're, you're telling yourself 50
things you should have done differently.

You should have never took this trade.

Get out of it right now.

You know, move your, stop
up all kinds of stuff.

And believe me, I know
that's like I did it.

I've done that.

And then wondering, you know,
you're in a trade and the shit's

going against you immediately.

She used to get in there.

And it what's your thinking
is, is that guy at the broker

is seeing only your chart.

He's on the other side, like it's a
video game you're playing against him

and he's moving price against you.

That's what it feels like when
you have no idea what's going on.

Okay.

And you just want to know, does
anybody make money with this?

Does anybody really know what's going on?

Because if I could have saw that, okay.

If I could have saw
someone be able to prove.

Just for a week, just one week, show me
that you can tell me where the market's

going to go, where it should react and
then where it should go to afterwards.

If you could do that, then man,
then I won't feel so fearful

because then it won't feel like
they're just out to get me.

Yeah, it's what it feels like.

It's weird.

And it,

uh, I will share, I will share the,
my effects book link with everyone.

That's part of the mentorship after I
remove the balance of those individuals

that have not paid because they're
about to leave us on a permanent basis.

And I just don't want folks because
I get a lot of tweets by people

that are not part of our mentorship.

And I just block them because I don't
want to distraction, but there's folks

out there that still believe that I
don't know what I'm talking about.

I can't trade.

So I don't want to have that forum.

That's really meant for just you guys
to monitor what we're doing because

invariably what's going to happen is
you're all going to get in there and look

into the discussion portion of the, my
effects book and the trolls will be there.

And you're gonna, you're going to want to
defend me and I don't need you to do that.

You're focused on this
stuff focused on leaving.

When would you want to take partial
profits on this move and CAD,

is that what you're asking cane?

You should have already
paid yourself two times.

The first one was at this level here.

The next one is at 1 30, 2 27, because
we said we want to monitor what

it does once we get to this level.

So far, the only thing that's
done is pierced this high here.

This is normal.

DePaul's here, but you
don't want to see it.

Come back down below this low.

You want to see an expand.

There's no reason for it
to come back down here.

We want to see it, expand up through it.

Go back to focusing on the
dollar on the left-hand side and

see what it's doing over here.

This is all part of trade management.

May go back to a candle.

Sorry about that.

And ideally, what you want to do is you
want to see an expand through, cause

we have two downs candles in here.

Prices dipped into that series of two
down candles here with the wick to the

body, into the body of this candle here.

So you want to see institutional order
flow, support this expansion up through

drive through those individuals that want
to be shortened dollar now because they

saw a little swing high up here in a WIC.

Um, Steve Nielsen would
call this a bearish pattern.

So therefore the dollar should go lower
and traders are going to trade on it.

And they're going to put their
bicep rate above that high.

And if we get expansion through 96, 55
on the dollar index, on the left-hand

chart, that would free up movement on
upside to the 30 to forties, $1 Ted.

So now here's my question.

We were monitoring looking at CAD.

Okay.

Some of you already went along
at 31 90 that's 10, 20, 30, 40.

You're about 40 pips in the profit
right now because we're at 10 30,

essentially at least half of your
position should be off now, minimum,

half your position should already be out

and your stop should be at plus 10.

So at 32 big figures where you
should be at, why did I take that?

Because it's a 32 big figure and it's
below, it's below this down candle.

If it comes down below this level here.

Good grief, Bella.

I got her on some heavy pain medicines.

He's a very snoring, like a lumberjack.

The, uh, you don't want to see the
market come down below this level here.

Okay.

Cause at the time of the
day, you don't want that.

You want to see it, stay above
that and then want to expand

through, to get through here.

The next level would want to
reach up, reach down into it

would be this down candle.

You don't want to see that either because
we've already went through this price

range with this run, then this run again,
and then this candle went through it.

And then we went back down again.

So if it goes down into this
area, that's not good at all.

It knows it's already traded through here.

Four times four candles did
this entire range in here.

So price needs to consolidate here
at worst and then expand through.

So if you put your stop at
32, you lock in and 10 pips.

There's no worrying about it.

No fuss, no muss.

He just let it go.

Yeah.

You're only supposed to be
making one and a half percent.

What are you trying to do?

Make 10%.

One day.

No problem.

You don't ever have to tell
me you got, you can't stay.

Just watch the recording.

You're paying for it.

Just make sure you, you study it.

One one and a half percent is modest.

Yes.

But it's an objective
that I think is realistic.

I mean, I could sell you,
you're learning 20% a month.

I could do that as a sales page and
all that stuff, but I don't want

you thinking that way coming in.

Well, you can make one of the 10%, you
can make a lot more than, than that.

I'm not saying as a low end objective
for someone that's new, I'm assuming

there are a great deal of new traders.

So that's why I'm using the first three
months to kind of fill in the gap.

Some of you that want to view yourself as
advanced, and even if you're profitable

outside of the mentorship, that's
great, but that doesn't always equate

to understanding what I'm going to be
teaching in the mentorship because I

purposely left gaps in the free stuff.

So you're, you're dealing the charts
with me live even during the first

three months is essential to what we'll
be covering in the latter portions.

I can see your questions, Rob, but I,
I'm not looking at Twitter right now.

Well, I appreciate that.

I don't want to come
across, like I'm beating my.

In here, but there are a lot of new
folks that came in, did they not?

They didn't spend the
entire month of September.

So when we talk about price moves
and if I make the comment and say,

oh yeah, we were talking about this.

And we called this level.

It sounds like hindsight to someone
just signed up and they didn't

sit in here and watch us unfold
throughout the entire process before

it happened every single trading day.

And that was why the first month was
aimed at just trying to teach that don't,

don't be fearful of missing a move.

They happen every day.

Don't, don't worry about it.

Why am I, why did I have 32, 27

yesterday?

If you watch the recording, um,

if we go out, I think
it was a Dunaway chart.

If I'm not mistaken,

let me get this little thing of the way.

Yeah.

It's the hourly open on this up candle.

The up candle is a bear shorter
block to the opening prices.

What are highlighted there
and that's why we have it.

And then the next level is
the middle of the up candle.

1 30, 2 45.

And then beyond that, we're looking
for these equal highs to be taken out.

You're welcome.

It's not annoying, um, to have some of
that repeating questions, because I know

some of some folks have found me by way of
two people that are in the mentorship, you

know, cause there's a little bit, a lot
of uncertainty about my ability to be able

to do this because I've lived in the realm
of hindsight as an educator for years.

And I wouldn't let anybody see me do
this stuff live because admittedly, I

was afraid that I would get in trouble.

I mean, I'm going to be going,
I'm going to be honest with you.

I'm I was always fearful that I would get
in trouble again and I don't want to mess

around with a CFTC or any of that stuff.

And that's why I'm very clear and tell
you that everything you ever see in here

is always going to be a demo account.

And that's why you agreed on
that terms of use as well.

Um,

well I hope I don't get in trouble.

Let's just say it that way.

I'm not doing anything in here
that warrants trade decisions.

Cause we're, we're
practicing in a demo account.

You can't lose money.

If you do what I'm telling you to do, do
this in a demo account, you absolutely

cannot lose money, but you can lose.

You can learn from doing this.

And if you decide to make your own
decisions on trading, which is how it

should be done in every capacity, whether
whatever asset class you trade, uh, when

you decide that you are versed enough
to make decisions on your own, to make

trades with live funds, I'm interested in
hearing what you do, but I'm never telling

you to do that with your life funds.

You're never going to see a
live account with me ever.

It's not going to happen.

Cause for me to do that is the show you,
my, my business entities that I trade

through, I don't trade through my personal
name because that doesn't exist because

everybody out there wants to know where
I live, what I, what I drive, you know,

where they can find me where I'm going
to be meeting at mine, uh, next meal.

And it's, it's ridiculous.

Watch the dollar on the left-hand
side, all the steel, all the Steve

Nelson candlestick traders here with
these inverted hammers decent, or

whoever's his name is that shows you
how much I care about the guy's work.

I have a, I just bought up yet Phillipe.

Um, last Tuesday,

it's a watch.

Sorry.

I got, I'm going to get
all kinds of emails.

Uh, some of the feedback I got was
like, Hey, uh, you got some good videos,

but uh, sometimes you talk, you're
talking to people that no one can see

those questions and it's annoying.

And I can imagine it
probably isn't knowing.

And this is the reason why it's, it would
be impossible for me to be doing live

trades with you in talking over them.

That's why when we do these, okay.

Once we start doing the high probability,
low resistance liquidity runs, the

delivery of that information is
going to be entirely through Twitter.

We will not be doing those live with
me, having real money behind it,

because I won't be able to focus.

There's just too many
things and I'll get nervous.

And when I'm trading, I want to make
sure I'm focused because money's at risk.

When it's like this.

I don't have any skin in the race and
it allows me to be able to be fluid.

Don't just talk about
what it should happen.

Um, I think it will be a recap in chart
only because we spent a lot of time so

far this morning, or what is this like
two and a half hours now, or two hours.

We should see a run through
that 96, 55 now on dollar.

And we should see expansion
to 32 forties, $1 CAD.

And that should close up the,
uh, profit taking hour on

Ellipta between 10 30 and 11.

We get to 30 to 40 trail.

Your stop loss up to 32 20.

It can't move there until
it goes to 30 to 40 though.

And then it's going to see if it
has any room to run those highs out.

We mentioned earlier.

Tom asks, is this a, is
this a short session?

And how long is the long session
going to be the long sessions when

I'm asking you guys that bring a
sleeping bag because we're actually

going to go through the entire 24 hour.

No, I'm just kidding.

No, this is just one of those days where
I got caught in, I don't know, one of

those days where I get caught up into it.

I don't know why any of you
will be complaining about how

much time you're spending here.

You're learning a lot of stuff who
cares as occasional talks about Bella.

There's no way for me to talk about this.

I mean, even if I sent you a tweet,
that would be annoying as hell.

If I had a Twitter account and it kept
going off, like every five minutes,

like when I send out a barrage
or a rant that would piss me off.

If that was going off every time,
just to read 140 characters, I

can't communicate this in a timely
fashion, but I can tell you what

should happen over to charge live.

And it's efficient this way.

What makes that strong?

What makes it a struggling
point is the folks they want

to see the setups and I get it.

Trust me.

I get that.

They want to see it in chart
form because they can't be

in front of the live session.

So they're equating value to this
mentorship, to that when I'm telling

them that, send that information to
me or that inquiry or concern is that

that's where we are transitioning into.

There will be a lot less of this
long-winded discussions, because

you all have already have reference
points where I can say, go back to

this day where I talked about this,
you know, help me bridge a barrier

that you would have, why I'm doing
certain things on Twitter charts only

Mona.

No.

I said, look at the dollar
on the left-hand side.

Now we're late in the session,
but do you see tops in the

marketplace for them like that?

Not, not, not usually.

Now, when did that close, you know
what it feels like that's the time

when you're short and you have
your stop rate above that 96 55.

And you break it, you
break out the prayer beads.

You will.

Yeah.

You would be taking profit, taking what
right now you want to see the expand.

See, they've already spent time in
here and we really haven't moved

that much above these highs yet.

That's what I'm saying.

We got to look for expansion
because they're going to want to

try to price exiting their loans.

They've accumulated on that run higher.

They, they're not, they're not
collapsing while it's down.

Okay.

They, they, they get out as it makes
a run higher because we see this

over here and we have a little bit
of left of time before we get to 11.

O'clock.

The expectation is we're going to see
this thing run through on the left-hand

side, on the dollar index, which frees
us up to run to potentially the 32 40.

Here we go.

If the baby, if

it's almost like remote control

in later months, you're going to swear
to God that I got control over what

you're seeing happening in your chart.

I'm not showing up yet.

I'm gradually getting used to this
stuff before I start really showing off,

um, 30 to 40 is for the 20 PIP stop
run, right mentor, uh, 30 to 40 is just

a round number running into the 30 to
44, which is a mean threshold of that

hourly, uh, bear shorter block right now.

We're hitting it.

We hit that level already.

So 30 to 44 has been hit.

And now we're going to see if it runs for
the liquidity pool up in this green area.

And if we get a run through, on dollar
index through this and get expansion,

now think if it runs through this
high, we expect 10 pips, which would

send it to what, 96, 65 or 20 pips.

If it runs that much of a great higher
for stops above it, 96 75, which

would give this room to go all the
way up here and clear out the equal

highs that we've outlined yesterday.

Uh, I don't know what's
coming out in the news.

Um, I, if it's not on an economic calendar
with high-impact or related around a

train idea, I don't really watch the news.

I don't care about it or a speech.

I avoid speeches unless it's going to
be yelling or joggy, if it's a speech

by anyone else, I could care less.

Yeah.

It might send it up into that area.

32 eighties.

I can put my more lucky day in my log.

Yeah.

Um, a lot of folks are really keyed up
about being long-term position traders and

they want to be in the daily timeframe.

Admittedly, I said this
in my free tutorials.

I just can't operate like that.

I mean, I can see the price action
is not going to outline those moves.

And it gives me an idea directional
bias to be trading as a short term

trader, but the whole dose positions
relative to the daily timeframe

and trade in that timeframe.

Holy cow, I just, I can't do that, man.

I can't bail out.

Good grief girl.

I can hear some of you right now.

This is so unprofessional.

I'm actually paying for this and
this guy's talking to his dog.

She turned a, she turns
a year old in two days.

Actually.

I, I see it, but I don't want to
acknowledge anyone that's saying they're

making money because I to do that would
indicate that I'm running a service

of signals and I'm not doing that.

So I see when you, I mean that stuff,
I just don't want to acknowledge it

because it should be just for you.

She's a boxer.

What was my worst trading loss in monetary
terms, bad execution, bad trades slippage.

One time event, bank interference
is I lost three and a half million

dollars in about oh 45 minutes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We won't be talking
about that one too much.

Without any pain going all over.

It's sucked real bad.

Yeah.

That was the, that one
caused the emergency run.

I had to go to emergency
room when that one.

Losing my mind.

It was extremely overleveraged and I
did something really, really stupid,

completely avoidable.

If he'd listen to everything I'm
telling you to do none of those

horrific stories that you'll never
have to encounter that stuff.

Uh, what I learned from that mistake
was don't look for the maximum payout

in the short span of time, ahead
of a interest rate announcement.

That's what I learned.

Don't do that.

It was, yeah, it was a young trade.

Well, it's only, not only that one.

I have another trade where I was
managing other people's money and I

had to stop on and FXCM didn't honor
the stop and I lost $50,000 of other

people's money and actually had to
give them my own money to pay for

that because I didn't want them to.

Number one.

I didn't want them to incur that
loss, but I had to break that

business relationship with them
and it caused a lot of bad blood.

They didn't lose any money.

I paid for it out of my own pocket
because I felt it was the right thing

to do, but they still have animosity
because I won't trade for them anymore.

And Dave asked many times and I just
don't want to do it because it just

highlighted the fact that, you know,
those types of things can happen.

And that type of stuff is why FXCM got
a lot of trouble and they were fined.

Um, the question is, is, is it typical
for brokers to screw you on your stop?

Well, you're going to find yourself
doing that to yourself more than the

broker, because you're gonna be doing
the very things that you shouldn't

be doing by placing your stop there.

So what, you're, what you're learning
this month by way of looking at trades and

managing the trade, you're going to learn
where the best place to have your stop is.

And when is it the right time to move it?

Um, there is actually, um, relative
to, uh, her, uh, Periscope.

I think it was by Tom Dante.

He, uh, he said that there's
no such thing as a free trade.

There's all kinds of free trades.

I have lots of free trades.

Um, but you gotta get to
the point where it becomes.

Um, at initially every
trade is a losing trade.

Every single trader is a
losing trader in the beginning.

You know, you're you have costs.

They were common.

I don't care if you're trading
commission-based or if you're

trading them with a spread, you are
starting every trade as a loser.

And how you manage your way out of that.

Losing trade defined you
as a profitable trader.

Every one of us are losers.

Not all of us can trade our
way out of a losing trade.

The ones that have longevity in
this industry make a career out of

turning, losing trades into winners.

The problem is, is everyone believes that
their trades a winner, and it can't not be

any other way, but that, so when the idea
is that you there's no such thing as a

free trade that's on my optic view because
your ideal situation is to pay yourself

and then move your stop to a point at
which even if it comes down to hit you,

it can, it can get through your stop.

And that's happened to me before.

So just because you have your stop and
you've moved it to break even, there's

no such thing as breakeven there.

That's why when I move, I want to
try to price in something I want to

put at least 10 pips in my favor.

Once I collect a portion of the move
and I pay myself, I want to be able

to have a little bit of cushion from
where I got in it and where the stop is.

So I have about 10 pips
is where I'm aiming for.

That's the objective on every trade I
want to plus 10 and being open, you know,

open profit, reaching for higher up.

Now, looking at this right here,
we have a down candle right there.

So you're going to be watching that one.

If it loses the middle of this
candle here, it's going to want to

come, come down to this level here.

And that's not, you don't want
to see that because at the time

of day, you don't want that.

You want to see it coming down
here, find some support this

down candle and then run again.

And in dollar should be running through
this high here, because so far it's only

kissed the top of that, that candle.

And again, that just doesn't happen.

They just run it through there.

Yeah.

There's a lot of stuff in the mentorship.

I could literally do two hour
discussion about the things you're

going to learn in the mentorship.

But the only thing it's going to do
is create more email questions, more

questions during the presentations.

Can you talk about this?

And can you talk about that?

And it creates a distraction for me, which
ends up becoming these types of sessions.

You ended up send me down all
these rabbit trails in the night.

Once I get interested in
talking, I won't shut up.

You dead pulls a Merc with the mouth and
unlike the four extra with the mouth,

once you get me started on, shut up,

my troll will say I have
diarrhea of the mouth.

Not always, but generally.

Yeah.

If I wasn't talking.

Imagine if we were just sitting
here looking at the charts,

what would, what would you do?

I mean, it's boring.

How could you, how could you be engaged
about what it is I'm sharing with you?

Unless I'm talking, I mean, the tr
the charts got to move around before

we get to a next level of discussion.

Come on.

Okay.

So right now we cleared
the, uh, dollar high.

And now, because we're above
it, we should see expansion.

This candle should expand 10 pips.

And then if it gets a run 20 pips

man alive,

this is still a slow market, though.

I hope we get all kinds of volatility
with our elections because man,

that'll make our mentorship amazing.

You'll have all kinds of stories to share.

Probably we'll be moving 300 pips a day.

We'll be in there taking 80% of the range.

It'd be awesome.

Awesome.

Yeah.

I personally think that I'm going to
just give you a chart on levels of watch

for, um, non-farm payroll going forward.

I don't want to, uh, I don't want to spend
too much time over top of that in waste.

Cause there's those days typically I
can get into conversation like today

where we're going along long time,

insensitive, straight.

It's a trading day that
isn't a trading day for me.

It's just a watch and
see what they do with it.

And if it's a know, if it's
a big move, great, we use it.

We study it.

We can reflect on what they ran.

Convince herself, you know, with more,
more evidence that price isn't random.

It goes to specific reference points
relative to institutional order flow.

And by having those examples, even
on a high volatility day, it just

indicates, I mean, think about before
you started learning all this stuff.

You know, when I used to look at
non-farm payroll, I would look at it

and say, what the hell is all this?

And it would look random by all
indications, looking at a non-farm

payroll day, typically indicates what
randomness, it looks like a carnival ride.

It looks like, you know,
what the hell is going on?

You know, what's going on, the one
that's coming up, it's going down.

And then it goes right back to the middle.

You know, how do you look at that and
say, well, I'm going to be an investor.

It doesn't, it doesn't bode well
for wanting to put money into a

market when you see stuff like that.

But when you understand it in
the context of what I teach,

they only going to levels.

That makes sense on an institutional
basis, they're running stops.

They're going back to fair value or
they're pulling it back to equilibrium.

But because there's so much
uncertainty about that day, it's not

economical for you as a trader to
risk life funds it's as simply as it

ain't worth it, it's not worth it.

Even though there's all kinds of wonderful
opportunities, you'll be able to show

after the fact or even demonstrate it,
you know, just because you can do that.

And I've shown it this year, I've
done it a couple of times a year.

Where I either traded it in a demo, or I
showed you a where the market's going to

go beforehand, just because I can do that.

Doesn't mean I'm going to go in
here and trade it with live money.

It doesn't make any sense.

I want to have it where it's
really loaded in my favor.

And it's just so stupid for getting
me not to take a trade on it,

then, you know, that's when I'm in
there, but then non-farm payroll.

That's not a day to do that.

Anybody tells you otherwise, you're
just there fulls, generally get these

guys the hot shot, Facebook traders,
or new traders with demo counts.

And they've never done anything before.

Um, they're like, yeah, well, I'm going
to get in there and trade nonfarm payroll.

I'm going to make my bank.

I'm gonna make my Sheta.

You don't know what you're doing.

Get out of here.

Um, I took a trade last week and cable.

It was a London session.

And I say that in honesty, because you
asked, but the point is, is I have to

make money outside of what we're doing.

And I'm focusing primarily on the New
York session because it allows me a lot

of opportunity and it gives me a lot of
context to be able to go back to when

we start in the third month with London
setups, I have to take the entire month

off of November in my own trading,
because we'll be doing live sessions

with London and I can't do live sessions.

So everything we do in the
third month, we'll all be the

only activity you see me do.

And it'll all be demo, but I've
been I've, I've taken three trades

this, since the mentorships, uh,
started, I've only taken three

trades and they were London sessions.

Um, I'm not sure what you
mean by that question, cliff.

Just reword it again, please.

Yeah.

Between all three of
them on ended 175 pips,

actually it was a little under 175 pips,

very quick to take a majority
of my first profit off.

So it freed me up emotionally
and psychologically going

into the New York session.

Some of those setups David
that you're asking about were

actually discussed and shown.

Previous charts that I don't want
to show you because it, all it does.

Is it revisits the idea that it's
hindsight stuff again, and it's not,

I don't want you to think of that.

I mean, we're talking about live
events here in CAD before it happens.

I want to focus primarily on this
stuff that it's going to happen next.

I don't want you to worry
about what I did my money.

That's all hindsight stuff,
and you're going to learn all

of the reasons why I did it.

And throughout this entire
course, there, we get an expansion

now and the us dollar index.

So we should be free to start seeing an
expansion on dollar cat on the right.

Are you asking specifically
about this day cliff?

Yeah, that's why we were focusing
on this day because it had one event

high-impact at eight 30 for dollar, and
we only have one medium impact event for

cat until this time of day right now.

So it makes it easier to
pick the direction of where

they're going to reach for the.

And if this is all there, if
this is all the happens for the

remainder of the day, this is it.

We made the high today
right here, in my opinion.

And I'm biased because I'm the mentor,
but I'm telling you that this is

in my opinion, this is a good day.

I mean, the things we outlined, the
things that we discussed came to fruition.

And while the gray, I mean the green
area above us, that would be the

ultimate objective to see expansion.

If we could get some kind of a
run, is that necessary to have made

money today on this dollar cat?

No, it's not necessary.

It's you got 40 pips in this already.

Euro.

I am not touching that thing, man.

Look, I'm just going to say it like this,
and then you just watch what happens.

Deutsche bank is in some deep, deep shit.

They are in some real trouble.

We're on Lehman brothers on steroids.

Okay.

So if you, I just can't say it enough.

You gotta be real careful.

You gotta be real, real.

Trading the Euro dollars.

What else?

Referring to being careful.

If you have money in Deutsche
bank, you need to get it out.

Let's just say it like that.

And I'm not bullshitting you.

You need to get your money.

Now

they've already tested
the withdrawal controls.

Certain accounts were locked out.

They couldn't get their cash out.

Yeah.

Had stocks for dosha bank is DB.

You can see how lovely that
market structure has been.

It's been, it's been a nice
ski ride down, lower and lower.

I see your comment that bot I I'm going
to close it with the discussion on it.

When we do the exercises while we're
actually let's do it now, because

you've mentioned a couple of different
times, and I don't want you to get

offended by me not talking about it.

Uh, the Aussie dollar last
night, for those that were in,

in this session, we'd looked at,

and we'll say this and
we'll close the session.

Cause I need to get something to
eat and get some medicine in me.

We looked at the Australian dollar.

We had a high-impact news event at
eight 30 last night in New York time.

And this trading time of the
day is not terribly exciting.

So the delineations of the day is here.

Usually this is, um, for
its LTD division of time.

So it's inside of the Asian session.

So nothing terribly exciting about it.

And let me go out to a 15
minute timeframe cause that's

what we were really looking at.

Okay.

So the purpose of the session was, again,
what we mentioned this morning, or a

couple of times during this session, this
long-winded marathon session of the day.

The, uh, I got to come up with a
disclaimer with this one because it's.

Shocking when they see how long
this one is before they click on it.

The time of day is
during the Asian session.

If you've followed my work, I teach
that the agent session is usually

when the accumulation phase of the
market, uh, daily range is formed.

So if that's the case,
what we're saying is,

and I'm not going to, usually this is a
red red line, but you'll have to permit

me some Liberty here, do this with just
the blue lines is the bracket that out.

So we have this entire range in here.

Okay.

We were watching price relative
to this run-up we highlighted

this bullshit we're block we're
inside of the Asian range here.

And the only thing we saw
was the market come down.

We identified this level initially
that we were going to watch, see if

we're gonna get a response there,
the first objective, wasn't going

to watch it close in this range.

If it comes down here,
we would look for that.

We ended up getting that right to the PIP.

It came to 76, 19.

Exactly.

Where's that?

Yeah.

76, 19, which is the opening
on this camera, which is what

we referenced in the video.

76 19.

And we were looking for a potential
run up clear these legal, equal highs,

and maybe even make a run up into here.

That's all I was looking for if it
was going to occur at all, but because

of the time of day and the nature of
that news release, even though it's

labeled as a high impact news event,
time of day included even the divorce

or block the liquidity, void, all
those things there, it didn't give

us any willingness to go higher.

They only give us a little minor, a little
retracement into a void and that's it.

Battle luck.

Good grief, man.

So if we have, I don't know
if you guys can hear that, but

that is absolutely incredible.

She sounds like a man
snoring about none of that.

So we had the secondary of
what we were looking for.

Yeah.

We'll be glad you can't.

Cause it's noxious.

So we have the down candle
price hits that right in here.

Okay.

And then we see all that response
going up in this little void.

I don't know the, uh, the unwillingness
to get above these highs in here.

I told you focus on the stop would be
at, uh, below this, this candle here.

So it would have to be below 75 96.

So your stock minimum would be 75 95.

And I think I hit it
right here on this candle.

Not that one.

That's the one that hit it right there.

That's where it got stopped.

So it wasn't a lot of risk on the
trade, but the exercise was to

give you a feeling for trading the
time of day, where we're a move of

significance should not be forming.

Even having all the ideas and giving all
the reasons for why it should reach above

equal highs, why it should run these
equal highs here, even though we have

a void, we have a bullish or a block.

If you just trade on those
reasons alone, you're going to,

you're going to encounter this.

And here's the thing you're going
to encounter this also during the

New York and London session, the
trades won't line up with you,

the, the adversities behind this.

Now think about it, take everything.

What we've been talking about the dollar.

Okay.

Not just because of today, but where
have we been calling the dollar

specifically?

Where have we been calling the dollar?

96, 55.

So as long as price on the
dollar index is below 96, 55.

We are bearish dollar, a bullish dollar.

Okay.

And now what did I say?

Excuse me, what did I say at
the beginning of this recording?

Four hours ago, almost if we are
bullish dollar, what does that equate

to for foreign currencies that start
their parent name with anything

other than the dollar it's bearish.

So even if we can make justifications,
even with high-impact news, even with

technical ideas, voids, bull, shorter
blocks, clean highs, all that business.

Okay.

It could have done that.

And it's great.

I'd be able to say, okay, this is
one time where it worked, but it's

against the ideas that the market
should be focusing your attention on.

It's been bullish dollars.

So that means you should be focusing on
what foreign currencies shorting them.

Now, if you're new and you watched that
exercise last night, and a couple of you

just started your mentor, sit with me.

And you're probably looking at that
and saying, well, that was stupid.

It didn't pan out and you're
already questioning why you're here.

And that's the reason why I'm telling
you, focusing on the exercises, give you

experience so that we can refer back to.

What it is that it feels like when
you go against the elements that

we've been talking about every
time we talk about the dollar we've

been calling the dollar higher.

So if I'm calling the dollar
higher and I'm putting you in

an exercise, that's against that
premise, what is your takeaway?

What do you, what's the benefit of
doing it as a new trader or someone

they only want to focus on finding
productive trades or getting sick.

Those from me, you're going to
say it's a waste of your time.

That's what you're feeling.

You're wanting to chase
the profitable entries.

And I'm telling you to get to that.

You have to know what it feels like to
be doing these types of things and know

why it's not going to pan out for you.

And here's the thing there's going to
be times when you have the technicals

in your favor, or do you believe you do?

And when you take the trade, it doesn't
pan out, but you have to be able to see

where the trade no longer is viable.

We can break it down, not have to take
a full stop frame, the trade on really,

really low risk use, low objectives.

All these things are actually
benefiting you in terms of experience.

Some of you are going to say, well,
I know what it feels like to lose.

I've done that.

That's why I signed up.

But you have to know what it feels
like to do that with a perspective.

That makes sense just because you
lost money doesn't mean anything.

I mean, even as a profitable trader
consistently over a long period

time, you're still losing money.

You're going to have losing trades,
but you gotta be able to differentiate.

When I tell you that it's a set-up.

Symmetrical.

I means the market is designed,
uh, in that favor to go lower

because the dollar is bullish.

Now, if we're looking for cells, your
anxiety level should immediately drop

your comfort level should immediately,
uh, you know, be established that,

okay, look, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm
shading in sync with the direction

of the marketplace, not against it.

And there's going to be times when you can
trade against the higher timeframe bias

in there going to be a little different,
difficult to learn, because he's going

to be some rules that you have to bend.

And that's why those lessons
are later in the mentorship.

Because if I start teaching
them male, that'll be confusion.

You'll be trying to do everything
like you still do right now.

You're all bringing in the free
material into your learning here.

And that's a problem you need to go
with just this small little modular,

skip steps, looking at the daily
timeframe, which is why I purposely

did not take you to last night.

When we went into this chart,
did I show you a daily chart?

You didn't see one time, a
daily chart on this at all.

You saw the 15 minute
timeframe, that's it.

And I'm trying to show you by forcing
these ideas, even if it's order blocks,

if it's liquidity, voids, if it's
equal highs and, uh, uh, uh, run on

liquidity, all those things you can
justify it you'll make it happen.

You'll see it in a chart.

You will find it.

If you torture it on.

You'll find optimal train entries.

You'll find discounts.

You'll find all that stuff.

But the lesson is, we've been talking
about the dollar going higher.

It's candid.

It's been obvious.

We talked about the cable
going into oblivion.

I'll use the word you guys
gave me into the abyss.

We had nothing underneath us.

So the context is okay, do you want
to be a buyer in dollar Aussie dollar?

Even if the technicals line up,
that's the benefit of these exercises.

I want you to feel that.

So the answer, your, your question,
you you've made this several

times a bit, bot is it's not
making any sense and that's right.

It's absolutely right.

And it shouldn't make sense to be a buyer
you've been doing a little bit long.

You probably had more experience using
the tools, but for those that have

not, it's important for them to get in
here and engage that, see what happens.

And if it would have panned out
with the 76 35, I would have been

in here today telling you know, this
is still one of those times where

it worked, but it's not a good trade
to trade because here's the reason

why these are the reasons behind it.

If we've got to a daily chart,
you're going to see that this is all.

Now I'm doing this right now.

I'm doing it to show you
why it wasn't a good trade.

Okay.

So I'm going to use the benefit of
hindsight, but I'm gonna tell you before.

We've already had
institutional order flow.

That was bearish on the daily chart
relative to the Aussie dollar.

And we were coming off of
a bearish shorter block.

So I'm going to highlight
this little area in here,

all this little price action right there.

That's what we were studying
more specifically right in here.

So let me do that right about there and
would take this off cause we don't need it

or that now watch what happens
when you go into a daily chart,

you're going to see suddenly it's
going to make incredible sense.

Why that would have been dumb move,
but more focusing on being short

because we were bullish dollar.

We were focusing right in here.

Okay.

But what happened here?

We were demanding price
to get up to 76 35.

Right.

But what, what did price already
do here relative to this candle?

What's that green candle
I'm highlighting right now.

Right here.

What is that?

It already hit the bear shorter block.

So what timeframe is on
your chart right now?

I'm showing you, what is this?

The daily.

So what has more precedence over price
action, the daily timeframe in the

order flow that's established on this
timeframe or the 15 minute timeframe

where I can draw all kinds of lipstick
on the chart and show you optimal

trade entries, discounts, liquidity,
voids, all that stuff, and you'll force

the trade and never see what is more
important, which is the higher timeframe.

So what's the takeaway from that exercise

just because there's all these elements.

And I outlined it.

I justified everything in that
thing, showing you every possible

scenario to warrant along

completely isolating your perspective
away from the daily timeframe,

knowing this

great to hear starts
the bear shorter block.

Okay.

So if price hits it on this candle
right there, Where would you reasonably

expect price to go down from if it's
going to go down, if it goes up to

that level in your seller, relative
to the bullishness we have had on

dollar, what would you easily make?

Don't try to look at
this candle right now.

Focus.

Primarily.

If you were looking at that,
what would you be looking for?

Give me a, give me a price.

Wouldn't it be reasonable to expect
it, to reach below this low here?

I mean, is this not a swing low?

What would be resting below that low?

So in this little shaded area.

Okay.

That's why I go overboard and I
run my mouth about this stuff.

The point of these exercises are to
show you a contrast between, okay,

I'm going to say this with every bit
of respect, because I'm not trying

to offend you, but I need you to pay
attention to the obvious this morning,

we outlined the U S dollar CAD.

We outlined the dollar index.

I explained to you what was
going on in clear terms.

I did not give you that
level of discernment with

the Aussie dollar last night.

I only gave you the 15 minute time.

And I gave you a reason to study it
because of the economic calendar.

It had a high impact news event, but
I'm trying to show you in contrast.

And if you can't get this, it's going
to be a repeating theme with you.

I'm doing a great service by doing this.

So don't look at this one event and
say, just because you took it as

a trade, which I told you not to
do, I told you it was an exercise.

So if you took it as a long
trade, that was you didn't listen.

Okay.

So I understand that, but you need
to understand that what we're doing

is I'm showing you in contrast to
when the probabilities are highly in

your favor using the hard timeframe.

Okay.

When we do other examples in usually in
the New York session, everything you're

hearing me talk about, that's highly
specific and then you see it unfold.

It's I understand, I understand that,
but you just signed whole, you just

signed a one and if you go through all
the material in September, you'll see

that we don't miss on a daily basis.

It wasn't a fluke today's example.

Wasn't just one time.

So using this level, this would be a bare
shoulder block, and this would be the

next area, liquidity resting below here.

So.

In this area here, we wouldn't
be more inclined to do.

What,

what do you see different now,
knowing what we just disclosed?

This was the bear shorter block up here.

It traded up into daily.

Okay.

Then you want to see what price
make an impulse swing lower.

Right then price comes back up,
closes in it's Boyd right in

here creates another impulse leg.

Lower comes back up, runs the stops.

Now here I outlined this last
night as a break in market

structure on a 15 minute timeframe.

It is,

but on the higher timeframe,
we're inside of a cell.

It's all being rolled over for cell.

And now knowing that now this is the part
that makes it sound like maybe PIP stays.

It's all hindsight.

And of course, I'm going to sound like
I'm perfectly, right, because it's

all behind the fact, but I'm going to
counsel you to pay attention to what

I've been doing on a day-to-day basis.

Every single trading day, we outlined
something I'm told you, there's

going to be opportunities where I'm
going to give you exercises to go in.

So that way you can feel the
contrast of when it's not in your

favor and when it is, it's a bit.

But when you say that
it didn't make sense.

It, it that's good that it didn't
make sense, but some of you are going

to do what we were doing last night.

And I want you to feel the
effects of doing that when you're

not incorporating the higher
timeframe institutional or flow.

Now, if you have that in context,
now look at it differently.

This is the bear shorter
blocks they had traded up into.

So you used to see institutional
selling price rallies back up to what

the middle of the up candle mean.

Threshold sells off.

It creates a range in here.

Okay?

Price comes back up bottom of
this candle here, run some stops.

This is not a market structure break.

It's just a run-on stops for anyone.

That's trailing them.

Be held above these
highs, these equal highs.

The mind, mind you, the market trades
down comes back up trades right back

into the middle of the up candle trades.

Lower comes back up.

Bear shorter block recapitalize
trades lower comes back up.

Retraces middle of the
up candle sells off.

Again, comes back up bears on order
block sells again, comes back up.

It's the bottoming up candle
sells again, comes back up, gets

the bottom of the candle sells.

It comes back up, hits the bottom
of the up candle sells off again.

You see the difference?

What don't you see the difference in

of course, I was trying to make
the case on the entire trade on

just only a 15 minute timeframe.

That's the point.

That's not what you do.

They don't want to do that.

You want to have a higher timeframe
chart, dictate your trade.

That's the difference of what
you see me doing on a day-to-day

basis in New York sessions, we
always incorporate the daily chart.

Last night.

I purposely did not do that.

Why is four runs lower like this bullish?

Well, in other term, it can be, it can, it
can be, that can be a bullish environment.

Cause it's a run-on stops
here, here, here, and here.

But it doesn't necessarily mean it's
going to be a change in direction.

So, what would you want to see on the 15
minute timeframe within a four-hour block?

If you stayed with the 15 minutes,
but was looking for support.

Are we talking about
the Aussie dollar here?

Angela,

what would I be looking?

Well, the things I just outlined, all
the things that were we told you to

focus on in September is content candle.

Before the down move.

Every time it came back to this up
candles, there was more distribution in

this blue line, you would be waiting for
price to gravitate and go down below that.

The point is is if you only look at a
15 minute timeframe, okay, go, go back.

Even go back to my free tutorial stuff.

You don't want to frame your trade
relative to just a intraday chart,

less than an hourly basis to do that.

It's too myopic of a view.

You can't see institutional order flow.

I want a 15 or five minute chart.

It's unless you have referenced the
higher timeframe chart, I purposely

kept you off of the daily chart last.

Don't cause the point is, is
I'm not trying to convince

you that that was a goodbye.

I was teaching that, that, that is one
way that you're going to get yourself

in trouble by forcing the perspective
of all the tools and concepts.

Only on a short-term 15 minute
timeframe, you can't do that.

You got to have a higher timeframe,
preferably a daily or four hour,

give you the context of why you're
trading the way you're trading in what

direction and an awful what level.

So your act and your you're in the right
position for you to challenge that thing.

It didn't make sense, but most
of the folks that are in here

don't have that discernment yet.

And the only way they get that is
by seeing it in contrast, that's

the benefit of pro of doing it.

That's the purpose of the exercises.

So if you're at odds, okay, if
you're at odds with why I did it,

that's exactly how you should feel.

But for those that are watching, they
need to be taken to that point and said,

okay, I can see that I can justify that
because you're going to do that too.

You're going to do all those types of.

But you're going to force a trade
idea on a smaller timeframe interval,

like a 15 minute or a five minutes.

And there's no basis to those
trades relative to a hard

timeframe, which is necessary.

You have to have that otherwise, you know,
you're guessing, and you can make anything

look like a buyer sell even with my tools.

But when you use a hard timeframe
chart and you use it in the proper

context, you get what we've been
doing every single day in the New York

session with almost uncanny accuracy.

Does that make more sense now that bot

this, understand what you're feeling is
exactly what you're supposed to feel, but

you gotta, you got to permit me time in
the first couple of months to give these

illustrations to those individuals that
don't have that experience yet, because I

can't communicate it effectively with just
a static chart or a hindsight example.

They got to see it.

They got to go through the process
and physically be engaged in it.

Like when I talked about it, there
was 200 and some people in there

last night and 200, some people
that watched it watch me do.

Well, that's why the, the live sessions
are beneficial as well, because

you see me doing more of it in an
accurate capacity than this type of

stuff, because I'm actually using
all the tools in the uniform way.

It's not cherry picking hindsight
explanations it's to teach

it's okay.

You trust me.

You'll, you'll learn more from,
from the things like that than

you will with the good trades.

You're not going to learn anything
except for expecting to be spoonfed.

And I'm want you to understand
how to go into it yourself and

the pitfalls you're going to have.

And this is one of the things I screw
up on as a trader, I would go in and

give my reasons for buying or selling
solely on the basis of a intraday chart.

And I was using five minute
charts, not a 15 minute chart.

So hopefully that's answered your inquiry.

If it hasn't satisfied.

I certainly apologize for that, but
it's meant to give you the contrast

and not knowing, you know, not
knowing what the daily timeframes

are suggesting in terms of the.

That's going to be an impediment on
your trade, painting out profitably.

All right, there you go.

Um, hi, come in at 32 49.

So we got five pips above the
level we were aiming for here.

We didn't get the, uh, upside
expansion here still might happen.

Might make nonfarm payrolls
objective tomorrow.

Who knows?

Um, that's something
to watch for tomorrow.

We had a long, long session today.

Uh, you learned, I'm not sure
what you learned, but I got a

lot off my chest to say that, uh,

it took a long time for that little
bit of movement on us CAD, but

that's what if we were to do this
every single trading day, that's how

much time some of these moves take.

And sometimes there's not going
to be enough to talk about.

Um, and sometimes there's going to be
a lot of opportunities to talk about.

So I'm going to wish
you a very pleasant day.

We've spent, uh, three
hours together, right?

It's been three hours, right?

Three hours.

Good grief.

All right, well, let's do this.

Let's cut bait here.

Um, we had, in my opinion, we've had a
very profitable day in terms of stuff.

Um, we've had one more opportunity to
see the effects of price delivery and

an understanding of why it should go,
where it's going relative to time.

And I will catch up with you
folks later on this afternoon

with a recap only in chart form.

And in tomorrow, I will ask you
all to forgive me for not being

a part of a live broadcast.

And I'll just send you
some charts if he could.

Let me say my voice and then
I'll give you something over the

weekend going into next week.

So look ahead.

Okay.

Awesome.

Thank you very much.

And, uh, he stayed the entire time.

Awesome.

You got the Ironman certificate.

We're gonna, uh, we'll touch base
again through Twitter on charts.

Have a good day.

Good luck and good trading.