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Welcome back folks.

Okay.

We're looking at the dollar index.

This is a daily chart.

You see post Trump inauguration.

Uh, we were unable to get up
to this last bullish candle.

The candle here that we were watching
for a move potentially to have

some buy stocks resting above it.

The high continent, 1 0 1 72.

Yesterday's high commit 1 0 1 73.

Poke his head above that high rejected.

Uh, we do have sell side liquidity below
this low, but more specifically again,

focusing on these equals down here.

Uh, certainly it looks like it
wants to drive down through it.

Um, so we'll be watching that next week.

Um, we had a consolidation to slightly
lower bias on the dollar index has

unfolded your a dollar daily chart.

It looks still like it wants to move about
these candles bodies in here up into that

1 0 6 60 level clearing out the buy stop
liquidity over here by these equal highs.

Uh, anything below the load in here would
look for the sell side liquidity below

the bodies of the candles here and how
much into this worker would need to be.

I would have to be a mantra at
that time, but right now it appears

it's all upside buy-side liquidity
targeted at a 1 0 7 60 to 1 7 80.

Looks like, uh, let's see what
the highest on the candle.

1, 7 99.

We might see a 1 0 8 big figure.

If we can get above 1 0
7 60 so it could expect.

To run into the one on eight again,
but right now we're only looking for a

move up into the one who seven sixties.

Try not to get too
overzealous pound dollar.

Uh, we start following this buy-side
liquidity pool resting above this high.

So it looks like it's trying, it
certainly is trying to get up in there

and punch that, uh, 1 24 30 level.

Any weakness down here closes in
this fair value gap in between

this candles low and this candle's
high, but it looks certainly clean.

Once you go up into this, uh, buy-side
liquidity pool, us CAD this week.

Beautiful, beautiful protection.

Uh, we had a mitigation block here.

We were outlining, uh, go back and
look at the charts that were shared

each day, Monday through Thursday.

And you'll see the
transitions from all of them.

Uh, reference points we had for this week
for this particular pair I had relative

strength across all the dollar pairs
paired with the dollar first and its

name, significant weakness in Canadian
dollar strength seen in dollar category.

We had south side liquidity
ran out below the 1 30, 51.

Uh, cell stops below these equal
loads over here, still intact.

So that's the only notables this
outside liquidity pool that is

in the daily timeframe at the
moment mitigation block here.

Uh, we saw trance Pyre today, all the way
up to the main threshold rate to the PIP.

I mean, you can't get any better than that
to beautiful price action and delivery of

price immediately rejects off of that as
you would expect for a near term response.

So we've seen Friday, Thursday, Wednesday,
Tuesday, Korean, the low of the week.

And we moved from an area
of let's just call it a one

thirty, fifty all the way up.

If we just go to 33 50 when it went
above it, obviously, but it's a

300 PIP range here for dollar cab,
which is phenomenal for a week.

And it's all relative to the liquidity
pools and the things that we've looked

at for this particular timeframe.

Again.

Looking at these daily timeframes, it just
takes a lot more time than you're probably

used to, but there's plenty of setups and
there's plenty of ideas to keep you busy.

So while we're looking at these
timeframes and the reference points,

just keep that in mind that it's not
a day trade every day type thing.

It's a study and see what makes these
hard timeframes move because every one

of these daily candles there's day trades
their scalps, their short-term trips.

Okay.

So there's many different ways to
skin a cat, but you have to have

these hard timeframe charts to help
you get to that level where you can

do multi-dimensional trade ideas,
Aussie dollar, again, really nice.

This week we saw the bull block
yesterday, go up, it hit the

75 75 level, right to the PIP.

And then the objective of 75 80
was hit, uh, last night during.

The Australian session.

So it was still, uh, the trading day in
New York for us in the north American

continent, but it hit that level and
we went just a little bit above it.

See what the high as high as 75, 89,
so nine pips above our target for

the week and has since traded off
right now, it's trading at 75 49.

So very nice response there.

About 30 pips rejection
sets again, a tree.

Expected result at that level.

Not that we're looking to short, not that
we're looking at a day trade, but we're

studying the responses on these targets.

Only outline them in these hard timeframe,
content installments it's to your benefit,

to see and study what their reactions are.

Once there's levels are hit, some of
the levels are going to be entries.

Some of the levels are going
to be targets and some levels

are just simply never touched.

But there's certainly a
great deal of PIP ranges.

And while there is no long-term
trade setups at the moment, the hard

timeframe premise has absolutely
been phenomenal this week.

Even with them week, it's been expected
to be quiet to a listless because of the

inauguration and turned out to be a rather
lackluster day, except a little bit more

volatility today, but it's been subdued.

So it's probably a.

Finally Euro pound.

Uh, we had the fair value gap
up in here Pitt and we went to

a premium market, has sold off.

I had noted the sell
side liquidity down here.

We worked at right there.

Now we're just hanging around.

It looks as if we're probably going
to maybe try to trade back up a

little bit, but ultimately I think
we're probably going to make it.

Uh, for the sell side liquidity eventually
after we closing this gap, if we continue

to go through it, we would be making
a buy stop run on buy-side liquidity

at 90, 50 to 90, 60 level up here.

And that's it for this week, folks.

Talk with you Sunday on
a pre-market session.

And we'll see, uh, we'll
see where we open on Sunday.

Let's say it like that.

So Sunday evening, when the market's
open, I want to see what all the

openings are for dollar and foreign
currencies and emo hasn't commentary

for, uh, for the beginning of the
week, it'll be a prerecorded session.

And until then, and wish you a very
pleasant safe weekend until then.

Good luck.

Good trading.