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Welcome back folks.

This is lesson four,
the five February, 2017.

Content for the ICT mentorship.

This month's topic is swing trading,
and we're going to be specifically

teaching high probability swing
trade setups in bull markets.

Okay.

As a reminder, when we're looking at
price, we have to think algorithmic and

we have to refer to the PD array matrix.

So without going into great detail,
because of study purposes only

I'm including this slide, because
I don't know when you're gonna

be watching this video again.

So be mindful that we're looking for the.

Uh, Ray's indifference to the
premium or discount spectrum.

Okay.

Bush monthly, weekly, daily sequential.

Okay.

Monthly charts.

When you're looking at the Molly
charts of the asset class that you're

studying or doing your analysis.

What you're looking for is a discount
array that has shown to induce buying.

And it's going to be evidenced
by price, moving higher.

In other words, we're looking
for displacement off of a

discernible discount array.

That means it could have
been a bull shorter block.

It could have been a old, low, an
old high, it could have reacted

after closing in a fair value gap or
void, or it could be bouncing off of.

Okay.

In the weekly chart, they're looking for
the same thing, just on a lower timeframe.

We're outlining discount arrays, and
we're looking for a discount array that

has shown a willingness to induce buying.

And that's going to be again,
evidenced by price, moving higher,

the daily chart much in the same way.

We're looking for discount arrays to
show evidence that there are buying.

In the marketplace that you're under
study and it's going to be seen with

moving higher in price in all timeframes
down candles, provide new support to

price and little to no weaknesses seen.

Okay.

When the monthly is bullish and
all that we have displacement

prices are already moved higher.

The weekly has done so as well, and
the daily has done so no words, you

can see displacement or a rally or
an impulse swing on all timeframes,

the monthly, weekly, and daily.

This is the procedure going
to be looking to define.

You're going to buy all
daily bullish discount.

Arrays is a bullish mitigation block,
bullish breaker, liquidity void fair

value gap, bullish order, block rejection
block, and, or a old, low or high.

And you're going to be buying four
hour bullish discount arrays that are

equivalent to those that are listed.

Now when the monthly, weekly, and
daily, or all indicating higher

prices, that means it's making
higher highs and higher lows.

It's obvious uptrend.

You're going to be looking for
daily and four hour discount arrays

to trade at every single time.

It trades down to them.

We are expecting or anticipating
bullishness we're anticipating and

injections of buying volatility.

So the expansion should be on the up.

Now for conditions where the monthly
has shown a willingness to go higher

or a displacement or impulse price
swings been seen, the weekly has

shown an impulse swing higher as well.

But now say the daily
chart is under correction.

We don't see an impulse swing.

Uh, it's actually coming low.

It's trading lower.

Now, what will we do in this conditions
while you're going to be buying

daily bullish discount or res at,
or nested in weekly discount arrays?

So when we see bullish or blocks,
or if we see liquidity voids or

mitigation blocks below current
market action, they may occur.

At an area at a nested weekly bullshitter,
shorter block may be seen or a weekly

liquidity void or fair value gap.

So we're gonna be looking for
daily bullish discount arrays

at, or inside a level that would
be seen from a weekly discount.

All right.

So we're going to be coupling
the hard timeframe levels.

They may be overlapping or having
a confluence of levels when the

monthly and weekly are bullish,
but the daily is correcting low.

All indications on the daily chart,
it would look like probably a bear

market or a steep correction lower.

All we're going to be doing
is in nice conditions.

We're even looking at discount
arrays on a daily at or inside

nested weekly district count or.

And we'll buy for our bullish
discounter raised at daily and or

nested weekly bullish, discounted rates.

In other words, all this is saying is
on the daily and the four hour, we're

going to look for bullish, shorter
blocks, bullish breakers, Fairview

guests below the market price, liquidity
voids to close in on the range.

Basically non-small trade entry.

And we're gonna be doing that at levels
that are seen on the weekly chart.

And it may nest with an old daily
discount array, but it doesn't have

to primarily we're gonna be looking
for a level on a weekly to trade at

when to avoid buying.

Uh, Ray's on a daily, well, if you see
a daily post, a higher high, and then

it's rejected and it breaks down with
some market structure, you're probably

looking at a development of a bearish
breaker and you do not want to be

buying against that type of condition.

So that would negate this Bush,
monthly, weekly, daily sequences.

Okay.

When the monthly is bullish and the weekly
is correcting and the daily is correcting.

We'll be still buying daily
bullish discount rates at or

nested in a monthly discount array.

That means there may be a monthly bullish
or block that it's trading down into,

or it's trading the clothes in a monthly
liquidity void or fair value got, or

maybe trading back to an old, higher, an
old low, but we're going to be getting

our information from the monthly.

So while the weekly and daily may look
bearish, if the monthly still has its

conditions that it showed a displacement
higher, that means on a longer timeframe,

they're bullish, they've been buying.

All it's requiring is the weekly and
the daily to retrace lower, to get

another long-term buying opportunity.

And that's what you'll be focusing
on by looking at nested or

monthly discount arrays trading
only at those buying it that.

And we can buy for our bullshit
discount arrays at weekly and ordinary

monthly bullish discount erase, avoid
buying weekly discount or res if

the weekly has just posted a higher
high and rejected that price high.

And you're probably seeing a bear Spreaker
on a weekly chart, and you don't want

to be trading in this monthly, weekly,
daily sequential in that condition.

Okay.

So let's take a look at this example.

Uh, we're gonna be looking at silver
and we're going to outline some

of these ideas and give you some
examples on what this looks like

for high probability swing trading.

Okay.

Folks, we're looking at the
monthly chart of silver.

Now I'm going to take some Liberty
here because I'm pretty confident

that the majority of you are
listening that are in this mentorship.

Uh, been aware that I've been calling for.

So we're to be bullish.

Okay.

I was expecting a bullishness back in
2015 and also expected some bullshit

around that 1600 level after the
retracement that was seen in 2016.

But with that said and noted.

Um, I want you to take a look
at the monthly chart here.

I'm going to outline some things.

Now I'm going to assume for a
moment that you going to permit me.

The Liberty of discussing this without
having to hide all of the price action.

I'm going to hang my hat on the fact
that I was already expecting these

things and you know about it because
I've already talked about it in advance.

So we're not going to have to do that
additional work in hiding things because

they were already in the new content
shared before the fact in terms of

expecting higher prices on silver.

But when we're looking at so.

Okay.

I want you to take a look at
what we have done historically

in the last 10 years or so.

Uh, we had a really big runoff in 2009 in
2011, and we saw price breakaway in here.

We've had a really huge
surge in silver there.

Price came all the way back
down and closed in that area.

That little gap in here, that's
what price came down and hit.

Okay.

So we're going to be mindful that
we can see the historical reference

point at which caused this load to
form and why I was looking for silver.

It could be bullish back then anyway,
but it's this our range or determination,

or are we in a market profile that's
trending or are we in a consolidation?

Obviously there's been a
rather large displacement.

This swing.

Has been violated here.

And this occurred back in 2016, April.

So April broke that swing high here.

That was a nice big displacement higher.

So there was a big move
into silver in 2015.

And we carried over into
2016 price comes back down.

Consolidates has another expansion.

Trade all the way back
up into these highs.

Now we have created a range.

We have this low to this high.

Now we know all during this
time period, which we were

bullish on silver nonetheless.

Anyway, so we have monthly breaking
market structure, big displacement impact.

We even took out another
swing high back here.

So monthly is bullish.

Okay.

Even while it's all correcting lower here,
all these down candles, this high being

broken big displacing off the 1400 level.

And we broke market church
on this high here as well.

So we have a bullish monthly.

Okay.

So we're going to outline
a few things on this chart.

I'm just going to use horizontal lines.

To save some time and
make things easy to see.

All right.

So we have the 1560 level that
last big down candle in here,

the actual high uncertainty be
fair and let you know what it is.

The high comes in at 1556.

So if we're above price, we look
forward to get to the nearest round

number, which would be a 60 level.

Uh, you can expect to get down to the 50.

The market price is above your
level that you're looking for.

Conservative and try to not
expect that exact level to be hit.

So we're having 60 level here.

It could be a 1580.

It could have been used as well, but
I'll ask will drop down until weekly

chart and see the importance of all that.

And we have our high back here, so we have
our low, but we're going to stick it 1400.

Because that was the level of keyed off
of, and it's not that big of a difference

in terms of where we're looking for.

We have a range defined here and I'm
going to take the shaded area off.

Cause we've already arrived at,
we are in a trending environment

because it's wanting to move higher.

It's not like sitting in this
little tiny log consolidation here.

It really moved on the monthly.

So there's big money flowing into silver.

It has been since 2015.

Okay.

Here we are with the silver.

On a weekly basis and here's that
move away from that 1400 area.

And here's our 1560 level
anticipating a move to that level

for the monthly bullish order block.

But now look what we have.

We have another level
in here for the weekly.

So you have one, two down candles
right before a nice big surge in price.

So this level begins at the house.

And we would use the opening on
this candle as a conservative price

point as well, but we're going
to be fair and just use the high.

And it also puts us below
these candles bodies back here.

And we'll refer to that in a couple
of minutes, but look at the price

outcomes down, hits this level here.

Okay.

Right in here.

Now think about what we were seeing here.

We have the monthly breaking.

A short-term high and price
rallying higher through.

And then, and the weekly starts trading
lower in the same time that we expect

the monthly to send price higher.

So while there's a retracement lower
on the weekly chart, while the monthly

is bullish, what we do is we wait
for price to trade back down into a

level that was discerned by the month.

Can I say, well, monthly is bullish.

We're seeing weekly prices trading
softer and price comes back down into

a weekly bullish order block, which
is the last two down candles in here.

So we can highlight that because now
on a weekly chart, we can see this

level becomes a valid or a block.

We can keep that level at 1560,
but just to keep things clear,

I'm just going to adjust as we go.

So we have this level here.

Price hits it reacts aggressively
and then price trades all the

way up into making that high.

And then we have since seen that monthly
chart correcting, not just because the

monthly charge correcting doesn't mean it
hasn't changed its underlying bullishness.

But look at the weekly chart,
the weekly chart is moving lower.

So now we have a monthly, weekly,
daily sequential where the monthly is.

And the weekly is bearish and it
goes without saying that the daily

would be bearish in here as well,
but you would be expecting price to

trade back down into a monthly level.

So we have all these down moves and.

The sequential says four
monthly, weekly, and daily.

If the weekly is bearish while the
monthly is bullish, you have to

wait for price to trade back down
into what a monthly discount era.

That was

the 1560 level that we identified
price trades down into that 1560 level.

Well, it comes in at
1560 and rallies away.

Notice also it trades down below an old,
low and rejection block below the bodies

of these candles trades through it.

It takes another short-term low here.

So there's south side liquidity and it gap
between price moving up from here, left

it open because it didn't go down all.

We did this level again on this low.

So closing that gap.

And prices surged away.

What we're going to do is we're gonna
look at, in this timeframe here from

the formation of the high, all the
way down to this level here, we're

going to drop down into a daily
timeframe and we're going to use the

monthly, weekly and daily sequential.

Okay.

So we have the daily chart here.

You can see how it's been trading lower,
lower, lower, lower, lower, and until it

hits that monthly bullish order block.

We don't see the reaction that we
would expect for bullishness, but we

did keep seeing lower prices here.

You can be a buyer okay.

On this, regardless of it
being correcting lower.

Okay.

When the monthly is bullish and the
weekly and daily are bearish, you're

going to wait for your best opportunity
to trade down into the monthly level.

If the.

Monthly is bullish and
the weekly is bullish.

Okay.

Let's go back out to a weekly chart.

Price is trading down into that monthly
level, and it's also inside of a

weekly bullish order block as well.

So now we have the monthly chart
and the weekly chart and agreement.

So now we can look at the daily
chart when it's incorrect.

We're going lower.

We trading off of a weekly and
or monthly nested older block to

be a buyer on a daily timeframe.

And every time price trades down into
the down candles on a daily chart, it can

be a buyer because we have monthly and
weekly in alignment day scout array, four

monthly and weekly are supporting price.

Or we anticipate that they are supporting
price or that they will support price.

So as price starts to make higher.

Okay.

We know every down candle.

Okay.

And I'm going to do that now.

And this is just to illustrate when prices

preening down candles, you
want to be noting them.

And what it'll do is it'll give you.

All of the, now we have a new one from
yesterday or Thursday rather, and we also

have to note the openings of the candles.

okay.

Anything more?

I think it would be overkill.

So we have our levels here.

Where would you expect to see.

And they're not zones.

Okay.

Their specific price levels, the
openings and the highs on the

down candles as we're looking at.

So now at this moment, we're going to
take our little shaded area off and

we'll create another shaded area right.

From this low and to present time.

Okay.

So now we're going to drop down
into our executable timeframe,

which is the four hour.

Okay.

So we have all of our daily highs
when our down candle and the.

On those down candles and the same
thing is done now also on a four hour

timeframe, you're going to see how
amazing the precision is on this,

because what we've done is we've used
the sequential from monthly, weekly,

and daily, and use those ideas with the
PDRs matrix, only buying on discount.

And I'll show you what that looks
like also by applying a tool, but

look at all of the down candles.

Okay.

All the down candles,
right before a big surge.

We're going to put it with
horizontal lines in here too.

Just stands out and pops off the chart.

Okay.

We had this down candle price hits it.

Rallies

two down candles in here
using the body's not.

It's it rallies.

Okay.

Down candle right in here.

It's it trades away creates a new high

Okay.

We have this down candle here.

It rallies through creates a
new high trades down into it.

But south side liquidity
would be where back here.

So it wouldn't hit your stopper.

And I got, and you have to frame
your trade around those ideas.

Again, this is swing trading folks.

It's not day trading.

So we have a level that's traded
at this point here it rallies.

Does it create a new high?

No, actually fails.

So now we have to wait the
price trade back down into.

The daily, look at the reaction here.

Remember this little hyphenated lines.

They're not elongated horizontal lines.

I'm showing you here with the blue
lines, the blue lines, some highly

in near four hour, these little
hyphenated or shortened trend lines.

Okay.

There, the daily bullet, shorter
blocks or down candles at

the highs or their openings.

Look how price trades down through.

The bullish order block that will
be seen on the four hour here.

It violates it here, but what does it do?

It only comes back down to what the
daily look at the sensitivity there.

Boom explodes.

Okay.

Price rallies up consolidates a
little bit here and M rallies away.

So now once we have this rally
through, look what it's done.

It's broken up.

Okay.

So it's confirmed that has
done what it's broken a high.

So therefore there's real buying going on.

So now we can go back and look at the
candles in here on a four hour basis.

We have one

right there.

Okay.

But it doesn't get down to it,
but it does trade back down into

the daily bullet, shorter block.

And that's where you see the
price hits it rallies away.

We have a small little bullshit.

Dared last down, candle price comes
down and hits it here, rallies

away and creates a higher high.

So now we're going to look for what we're
going to look for the down candle prior to

this high being broken up, go back down.

What do you see?

You see this down candle right
in here, and it's also a water

block on the daily basis.

So price comes down, hits that level
and then boom, we get that search.

This was that last little bit on
Friday and I told you, I thought that

we'd get to that 1800 level on silver
and that was the catalyst for it all.

Okay.

Now you can see quickly why I do not
share my charts like this every single

time I do analysis because when I do.

My analysis.

I have this number of lines on there.

Now, obviously, as you go through
and you start moving away, I mean,

you wouldn't have this or this or
any of the other levels below it.

Think you could charge her out of
clean and keep the most, um, close

proximity levels on your chart.

But by having these levels in mind, you
know, where the price may reach for.

And when you go back and you watch all
my old stuff, even back when I was on

baby pips, when I was saying that I was
expecting a certain level to be sensitive,

it was all of these types of things being.

Now again, I'm taking Liberty
here and saying that, yeah,

I can talk about this market.

Like I am doing here.

And for someone that has never had
any exposure to me, or hasn't been

paying attention to me in the last
year or so about silver being bullish,

uh, this would look like cherry
picking hindsight, all that business.

Okay.

But we've talked about silver ACCE
gave you on a daily timeframe.

When we do our recaps and daily entries,
you can actually see me drawing the

levels here saying I want to see
price, stay above that level here.

And, you know, we had a
level here that I noted.

I said, I want to see
price, stay above that.

All these levels are.

Your charts.

And when we talked about
silver, um, we looked at 1800.

I was talking about 1800 for awhile.

Um, also talked about, uh, being
interested in being a buyer

at 1600 months and months ago.

You know, and even though we traded down
to a low of 1566, look at the sensitivity.

If you look at the 1600
level, you look at 1600.

I mean, that's pretty much the.

And you see that big, big move up.

So $10,000 worth of, uh,
profit potential there.

If you're a, if you're looking to be a
buyer at that 1600 and to present levels.

Now, if you look at the metals market
and the futures contracts, uh, 1800 was

actually hit, who actually went above it.

I think it's 18 or two.

I think it was the
intraday high on Friday.

So when we take our setups off of.

These ideas.

Okay.

What we're looking for is, okay.

We have a range at which we
want to see price trade from.

And we know that there are levels
on the monthly and there's levels

on our weekly chart and there's
levels on our daily chart.

And we key off of those and reduce
the risk with the four hour chart.

But when we're looking at price like
this and it's trading off that level

here, we have to go and refer back to.

Okay.

So we have our range up here, high
and the low at which we anticipate

seeing bullshit and rally away price
shows that willingness to rally.

But as we look for price to go higher,
not only are we buying every down

candle or we'll buy below an old low,
like price trades down below it on

low in here that's of discount array.

That's buying below.

So you pick up cell stops in the
form of a counterparty for you as a

buyer and price runs away from that.

So you're always looking for where
the short-term lows are, where

price could dip down below it.

And by that, and there's no
real order block plane here.

So as price drops down, it's natural
to expect this whole scenario.

That's why sometimes you'll hear me say,
I think that we're probably going to S

uh, sweet down below an old low, like,
for instance, what I talked about for.

Uh, Friday's intraday price action
for the British pound USD pair.

I expected that low to be violated
and rejected, and we'd see higher

prices while it didn't get all
the way up to the actual highs.

It did give a nice bounce intraday,
which is all based on the ideas

that I'm showing you here.

You have to have an understanding of where
price should be drawn to, and we're seeing

that on a monthly chart for silver and on
the weekly chart, we saw our levels react.

And, uh, we w when we see this, we have
to keep in mind that there's going to be.

The premium arrays where you have
to aim for now, is there going to be

catalysts for you having, um, resistance
in your trades coming to profitability?

And this is why we had
this level over here.

1799.

I think I was 1798.

Yeah, 1798 was the level.

I hit that on Friday beautifully.

We have a liquidity void in here,
price trades up into closed in

that that was the first objective.

Okay.

And then after this, we have a little
bit more of this void in here, but

now think about what we have done.

We have to consider what,
what negates our trades.

If we see a.

So we have a down candle right before
another hotter, hot, then it's rejected.

So we had this range in here this low.

That's the reason why I called this
level here, because if you look at

the low, he comes in at 1797, even
if it monkeys around, just expands

a little bit, which is what I was
looking for the 1800 level four.

Um, but it's that level
and this level here.

And that's why I was drawing that line
out because this is a breaker in here.

It made a higher.

And failed, rejected and broke down.

So we only look for this
initially to go higher.

Now we'll wait and see if the daily
chart has a willingness to go higher.

And if it does, then we'll know that we're
probably going to be looking for the 1920s

and 20 twos, and then they're on keep
on going higher, but we would use the.

Monthly and weekly, uh, premium arrays to
arrive at what the next level would be.

But while we're trading off of the daily
and or four hour, each one of these

charts back in here, when it bounced,
you have this liquidity void that you

would be looking to see filled in.

Okay.

And that closes in at this candle
is low right here because it's the

last off Candler wait for down move.

So that's where the selling
really started happening.

At that point.

You see price hits it
sensibly right here, and then.

Creates a buying opportunity again.

And then price comes down into that
candle here, here, all in the range

of this body and umbrella is away.

And one more time dips into
it here and then moves away.

Now it took several months for this.

There's a metal to, to
trade up to that level.

But that swing trading, it's not
overnight, it's not intraday.

It takes several days.

That's why we have a time horizon of two
weeks or longer, but preferably two weeks

till about a month, that's about usually
when you'll see these traits pan out.

So hopefully this has been
a little bit more insight.

Then just talking about things in
general terms like the teachings.

I know some of you are
just chomping at the bit.

You just want to have practical
application, but you can't have practical

application without having theory.

So I'm using examples and Marcus,
I already called beforehand and I'm

showing you how I use this stuff going
into this, uh, particular payers and

these metals and told you why I believe
they were going to go to that level.

Now you have the background behind it.

What was the catalyst behind it?

And when you do, as you go through your
charts and you note all of the, uh, the

discount arrays, and you look for those,
those buying opportunities to get you

in sync with what you saw on the monthly
and the weekly and the daily, and you

can reduce down to a four hour chart for
swing trading and really refine all of

the levels down to a smaller timeframe.

So it keeps your risk small.

Even if you are off the trading desk, uh,
intraday in what you have a job or running

a business, you can use a four hour.

Okay, just check your charts.

Need a couple of times a day
and you'll have to check it like

an hour before the kill zones.

And then you have all kinds of
opportunities where you can reduce

the risk or look for liquidity pools
to key off of, and you don't have

to really be a day trader, but,
uh, it's not necessarily though.

You can just trade right off the four
hour chart and be fine with that as well.

Okay.

I'm gonna show you how you
can apply a tool, an empty for

you going to go to Fibonacci.

Expansion.

And I click on that and we're going to
measure a range so we can keep it in terms

of our defining of a PD or Ray matrix.

So they were low up to our
high drop it right on the high.

And you're going to drag that back
down into the low you just pulled from.

Okay.

So you have.

The 100 level, the high and the
zero low, which is the low, you're

always going to draw it this way.

It's never going to be inverted.

Like you could do a Fibonacci
and all that business, uh,

like a retracement type thing.

That's not how you do this.

Okay.

What you're doing is you're
anchoring from a low up to a high

and dragged down in the second line,
back down to that anchor point.

Okay.

So it's going to look like
this every time, a small little

triangle, if you will, to the right.

Okay.

So we have.

Several levels in here indicated, and
we'll show you what they look like,

go into the expansion properties.

And this is how they are.

Yeah.

The 0.3 Fibonacci extension 30, the one
level what's going to be the 100 level.

Okay.

You just double click on low area.

If you want to make any changes, change
it to whatever you want to classify it.

Point.

point 90 zero and 0.5,
which is equilibrium.

And if he ever wanted to just
add a lot, we're going to click

on that type in the numbers.

I just gave you and type it in over
here, what you want to use as your

descriptor, and then, okay, there you go.

Okay.

So we have the equilibrium price point.

Everything north or above, it
would be the premium PD arrays.

And from equilibrium below down to
the zero level, is your discount PDRs

focusing on the range defined here.

That way you can then work out
where your premium or rays are

and what your discount rates are.

So let's do that here.

You can see how all this stuff
outlines price pretty efficiently.

Okay.

And we're going to make this now.

You don't need to do this on
this, showing you to illustrate

graphically because some of you need
to see these types of things too.

Yeah, easy to understand.

So you have basically RPD
array matrix in actual price.

You can see how price comes
down into the 30 level.

That is basically a deep discount.

The deepest discount is 20.

I don't like to see anything less
than 20 and premium at 80 deep,

deep, or very expensive, if you
will premium at the 90 level.

And I don't like to see any
new lungs in these levels.

And I don't like to take
any new shorts down here.

So if we take our chart and move
on over to, after we take off our

levels, now we can go into

the weekly.

Now notice what this has done for you.

Okay.

You have all of these retracements
lower, lower, lower, lower.

Okay.

On a weekly timeframe, you have a small
little bullet shorter block, right?

Okay, did it pop a little
bit, but it didn't make a new

high Y look where we're at.

We're in the premium side of
the marketplace on a monthly.

So our range defined on
a monthly basis up here.

Bulls shorter box are not going to be as
favorable as if they were down here down.

Candles comes down into a, hits it by.

The algorithm is allowing price.

Get down into a discount to
traders on an institutional

basis can pile on their lungs.

Then price will expand
and go into a premium.

If we look at the marketplace
in terms of the weekly, okay.

And we look for price to come all the way
back down into a level of that 1560 level.

Remember I had that on a monthly basis.

That weekly, what a block here.

Even if we weren't looking at the
monthly, you can see the importance of

having this in your charts, or at least
having it understood in your chart.

So you don't have to draw it out.

Initially, you may need to do this.

You need to put lipstick on your charts
to show like this, but over time you

will see clearly you'll need to do it.

And you'll know where the premium and
discount spectrums are in relative terms

to the current trading range, your work.

We look at the market
trades off of this level.

Now it took it to get down into
discount to do this, and then price

rallies up rather aggressively.

Now we're packing into the
premium side of the spectrum.

We can go down to a daily
timeframe also, and this is

okay.

You can see how price responds
again off the order blog.

That are inside of the discount
spectrum and all of the order blocks

on the premium side of the range.

You can see how they, while they did
cause a little bit of buying opportunities

in here, they have small little pops.

They are not as strong as they
would be, is a trader taking them

down inside of the lower end of
the spectrum for the discount side.

So you're looking for the
range at which price traded in.

And when you're up here, The buy side
is going to be hard to pan out, but the

bare shorter blocks, you can see those
actually have a lot of influence on

price while we're in the premium side.

But then when we get down to the discount
side, Uh, bear sorta block over here.

Doesn't do anything the whole bat price.

Cause it's an eight discount
to the algorithm we'll

just keep pressing through.

And that's what you want to be seeing.

You want to be seeing all bare
shoulder blocks or up candles, right?

For down moods.

You want to see them being broken as.

Resistance points just giving way and
every down candle providing support.

So hopefully this has been insightful
to you guys and helped build

some ideas about swing trading.

Um, I'm going to give you the sell
side of the marketplace in less than

five, and then we're going to go into
actual, uh, setup type scenarios where

this is just a framework and how's it
interpret when prices really poised

to move in a swing trading mindset.

But if it isn't doing these
types of things, you can't.

Going here and take an order block or
bio old low once it's been traded below

it and assumed it's going to be a swing
trade swing trades are by definition.

Very rule-based they're not ambiguous.

Okay.

Um, sometimes day trades can be rather
ambiguous if there's going to be a

lot of things that can flip back and
forth intraday, because it's so noisy

timeframe when you're looking at
these monthly, weekly, and daily load.

There isn't a lot of them.

So therefore everybody that's been
waiting for these levels to be

traded to on an institutional basis.

That's why they're so sensitive
because everybody is waiting for

that same level institutionally.

And when they all pile in, who are
those players, they're the, the

very dogs that make this market run.

And all we want to do is be a flat on
their back and be a part of that move.

So if you watch him wait for
these monthly, weekly, daily

levels, when they occur, It's
hard not to make money doing this.

So please has been cycled to you
guys until I talk to you next time.

I wish you good luck and good trading.