All language subtitles for Lesson 8- The One Shot One Kill Trading Model

Okay folks.

Welcome to lesson eight, a one shot,
one kill trading model for the short

term trading module four ICT mentorship.

This is the last of March's content.

Okay.

One shot, one kill set up.

What does it require to do these
efficiently and successfully?

Well, first you have to know
all the macro conditions and all

of the January content lessons.

You have to be proficient with
understanding the, if the data ranges

looking back at the last 20, 40, and
60 trading days, looking for PDA Ray

matrix concepts applied to both timing.

You need an understanding of
position trading, logical concepts.

You need to understand the
swing trading module concepts,

the short-term trading
tutorials on the ICT website,

the power three concept applied
to weekly candles or ranges.

And I'll talk about that in a few more.

The intraday concepts from
ICT day trading modules,

Dave, we concept looking for the
higher load of form on Monday through

Wednesday with the 77 odds of it
happening using fibs for targeting

and understanding the correct price.

Time of day or ICT kills zones for
entries on one shot, one kill setups,

and you begin to see seasonal
tendencies that may impact

or frame directional setups.

And lastly, you need to understand the
cot or commitment of traders analysis

and commercial hedging programs.

Now.

I said when we started this
mentorship that this was intended

to fill in the gaps that I purposely
left in all my free tutorials.

Now, if you've gone through the mentorship
so far, and you've not really studied

all of my free tutorials that are on
my website now, where are you going to

feel that sting of having never done it?

It was intended.

And I've told you before the
prerequisite is to know those free.

Everything that I'm going to
show you in this module is really

just a quick fill in the gaps.

And then you'll understand how it is.

I do one shot, one kill the gaps that
remain for this month are filled in with

the intraday concepts for day trading.

And it just basically
helps you get more precise.

Do you need it?

Not necessarily.

Will you want it most likely?

So if you go on this far and you really
want to know all the intricate details

about how I finally narrowed down very
tight, small risk, high yield setups,

like you've seen a line and mapped
out this week with the year of dollar.

Yeah.

And you need the intraday concepts to
get that precise, but you don't need

it to do one shot, one kill because you
know, He has other things that, uh, help

you get close to, but not that precise.

That's already been shown in the content
for this month and the previous months

now, as it relates to the cot analysis
and commercial heading programs, uh,

obviously everyone's aware of the
commitment traders report, where they

plot the net traders position of each
commercial and small speculator and large.

And Larry Williams was the
first one to do real good work

on that back in the seventies.

What is book?

How I made a million dollars
trading commodities last year,

but in my own study, I believe
I've taken it to another level.

No one else does what
I do with the CT data.

And I'm going to show you again, is
module and it's teaching and how it is

that I, uh, incorporate that information.

Now, when we get to commodities, Later
on this year, when I'm teaching the

commodities, I'll actually show you how
to go in and construct the commercial

hedges program and how to look for high
probability setups using the information.

But I'm going to give you one
set up in here for the year.

Now that was just like a no-brainer.

So you'll see why this week was this
pretty much no problem at all, knowing

that was going to come down like it did.

All right.

So the one shot, one
killed trade procedure.

Okay.

This is kind of like a
back of a matchbook idea.

Uh, just real quick short.

And what I mean by that is you
should already know a majority

of what I'm going to refer to.

Procedurally.

So this is the reason why you
need to have a mentorship.

This is the reason why you had to
have a modular approach to learning,

because there's such a vast amount of
information that you need to be aware of.

You just simply can't make a video and
here it is, here's how you trade for

those that have gone through all of
my free tutorials and this far in the

mentorship, you can now think about
how much information you now have.

You probably flounder for a little while.

Wondering, do I have too much information?

Do I have analysis paralysis?

And it's simply because you
haven't had a procedural way

of using all the information.

So we've gone through a lot of content
between the free tutorials since 2010,

all the way to now, now through 2016,
2017, circa you are now learning all of

the procedural things that fills in the.

And by the time you end this mentorship
you'll know everything there.

Isn't about ICT concepts
and how to apply it.

But the first thing we do when we
look at our market and we're going

to use your dollar as our example,
we're going to determine the current

or potential next quarterly shift.

Remember that we talked
about that in January.

We're going to identify the
higher timeframe PD arrays

in the IPTA data ranges.

Again, that's content from January.

We're going to refer to the
interest rate differentials and

market profile of the rates.

In other words, our interest rates
or treasuries or the ballooned,

are those markets trending or are
they stuck in a consolidation?

If they're trending, then you're going to
get movement permitted in the Euro dollar.

If they're consolidated and
tight, it's going to be very

hard for the market to move over.

We're going to be scouting seasonals
throughout the calendar year that offer

high odds of a move going higher or
lower based on the seasonal tendency.

Respectively,

we're going to use swinging analysis
on price action on higher timeframes,

down to the 60 minute chart.

So in other words, what we're doing is
we're classifying all the price swings.

We're looking at all the fractals.

We went over how larger trends have
smaller swings that break into smaller

swings that break in the smaller swings.

First, an impulse swing than an
expansion swing after the retracement.

So by looking at the market in your
dollar and breaking that down, we can come

to the conclusion of what price swings
we use for projections measurements.

And retracements,

we're going to anticipate specific
weekly profiles that may have.

Based on our analysis.

If we're looking for lower prices,
as we're going to justifying this

teaching, we're going to looking
for specific market templates, if

you will, that allow bearish ideas.

So the first thing you would look
for is the Monday high, the week,

Tuesday high, the week, Wednesday
reversal those types of scenarios.

Then by identifying those
respective templates for the week.

We're gonna be looking at the market
maker, manipulation templates to have

the respective profile characteristics.

Then you determine where the premium
and discount ranges are in price action,

and going to wait for volatility
to signal a high odds of a

large range being created.

In other words, when range expansion says.

Small ranges.

We got large ranges.

If the market's in big ranges, we
know there's going to be a high

probability for the market to go quiet.

We want to be getting him in the market.

It's quiet so that we can expand and
get larger ranges and big volatility

wherever you refer to cot, which
has commitment of traders, then the

commercials versus the large traders and
open interest to confirm smart money.

Yeah.

We looked to frame and low resistance
liquidity run with opposing PDRs

or for bearish, we're looking to
sell short at a premium PDA, and

then we're going to be looking at
a discount PDA to pair it up with

we're going to use fibs
converging with opposing PDA res

and blending it with time of.

In other words, what I'm looking for
is a Fibonacci level that overlaps

with a logical discount PD array,

and we're gonna be confirming our
trade setups with intermarket analysis.

All right.

So we're looking at our one shot, one
kill set up on a Eurodollar dollar.

Provided to you this week, the time
of this recording the last week of

March, 2017, um, I outlined through
Twitter and tweets the basis of

expecting a high the form in a Euro
dollar around the 1 0 9 0 8 level.

That was the level I called and the
actual high was 1 0 9 0 9 4 XLT DS.

Uh, I projected a low the week at 1 0 6 50
that could have rolled over into Monday.

But throughout the week I
gave a 1 0 695 low object.

And then ultimately, uh, at the
very last minute of the day on

Fridays close, um, they pushed
the Euro dollar down to 1 0 6 55.

Now our objective was 1 0 6 50.

If that's what we're looking
for, we add five pips to that.

That would have been.

Your objective used in your own platform?

Uh, some chump traders
in my own live feeds.

Uh, I got down to one or 6 49, 7.

Um, I'll leave it up to you to
determine what, you know, what your,

uh, data provider allowed for the
low of the week for your dollar.

But, uh, for the Forex LTD, it
didn't make it down to a one to six

50, but I'm suspecting is probably
going to open up lower on Sunday.

That's coming this weekend and then
obviously, uh, that would fulfill

the whole projected a swing, but
we're going to go into great detail

about all of this amount apart
from what's already been shared.

And this chart here, I'm not going
to rehash what was already talked

about in this week's teachings in
the videos and commentary, because

that is in my opinion, a golden.

And you need to go through those notes
as well, but what framed this whole

move and how I knew that the high
could most likely be formed on Monday.

And we would look for a low one or six 50.

We're going to go into
details about that now.

Okay.

So the first thing we're
looking for is we're expecting

either a up move or a download.

So how do we start doing that
while we go to our seasonal 10?

Okay.

Um, if you're a sports fan, you'd like
to go and watch a specific store, a

sports team, um, like the baseball season
or football season, you can actually

track when those teams play on what
days and the calendar days and all that.

And you know, when they're going to
play, they have, they have a schedule.

They have to keep, well, the
markets almost have like a

built-in generic schedule.

And is followed or tracked by
way of using a seasonal tendency.

Now I shared these seasonal tendencies
with you so far in the mentorship.

And what we do is we look for times where
the market has a real clear indication

in both the longterm and short term,
basically the blue and the red lines.

They have to agree with a
directional bias and when they

move in the same direction, right.

If they move in concert with one
another, we have a really strong

tendency to see that market
generally moving that same direction.

What we're going to focus on
here is the month of March.

As you can see it initially starts off
with a rally up into the middle of March,

and then it declines to the last week of
March going into the first week of April.

So our tendency is to see the
Euro dollar going through.

So we have a strong seasonal tendency
for bears prices for your dollar.

Now we're going to go over to the
commitment of traders hedging program.

Now you're not going to
find this on the internet.

There's nothing talked about.

It's not in books.

I swear to the Lord almighty.

There's nothing out there like
what I'm showing you here.

Okay.

What I do is I use the information
from the commander trader's

report and I make a new.

Way of, uh, creating a zero sum line.

So what I do is I look
at the last year, okay.

And I get the highest high and lowest
low of their commercial activity.

In other words, I'm only tracking
commercials and I'll show you how to

create all this and make it for yourself.

It's a full Preet bowl in our
group have emailed me asking

for this specific indicator.

There is no indicator.

Okay.

What I actually do is I
actually create this with.

Okay.

I grabbed the information and
then I actually by hand create it.

And I know what you're thinking.

We'll attract 39 markets.

Michael.

There's no way to keep up with that.

Well, that's your fault.

You shouldn't be tracking 39 markets.

But when I focus on the two pairs that I
like, which is Euro and cable, it takes

literally seconds for me to do this.

And it's not a big deal, but if you're
going to be that hard up about it,

I'm sure some of you that are in our.

Um, Kate Wolf programming, something,
I'm certain of it, but, uh, once

you learn how to do that, when we
do go into our commodity teaching,

uh, I'll leave it up to you.

Uh, you smart whippersnappers that throw
something together, maybe for empty for

platform that can, uh, you know, provide
us, uh, grow quick, easy way of doing it.

And then you can go back to
trading, you know, umpteen number

of pairs with the information.

But what I do is I look at
the hedging program that is.

Illustrated by looking at
the last calendar year.

So I roll back data for 12 months
and I look at the highest highs

and lowest low in their net
positions of the commercials only.

I'm not looking at the large
traders or the small speck.

I don't really care.

The small specs are doing, but
when we track commitment of

traders, report data for CO2.

Every week, this, uh, CFTC
commodity futures trading commission

requires traders that trade at
a reportable level to report

whether they're buying or selling.

And the net positions that are held
because the commercial traders are

like banks and large institutions and
manufacturers of goods or commodities.

There are groups that produce that are
commercial level, and there are groups

that are consuming or, um, Resellers.

Okay.

So there are users and creators of
the commodity on a commercial level.

And based on that, there's
always going to be buying and

selling on a commercial basis.

The net positions, okay.

Are the collective whole of all
their total buys and all their

total sales and what are they more
net long or net short as a basis.

And what I do is I take that information
that comes by way of the CFTC.

And I plot this graph here by simply
using a website and the information, and

just basically throwing in some lipstick.

And it helps me visually see what the
commercials are doing in terms of hedging.

As you can see at the time of this week,
the commercials, which is tracked by

this line as it's below the zero line.

Okay.

It's going to be marked red.

That's going to be bearish
when it's above is.

Their net long, that would be bullish.

Okay.

And back below the zero line, which
would be represented between 150 K.

Okay.

That, that line I have drawn in there
that blue line that represents the new

zero line that would otherwise be viewed
like a regular commitment shares report.

You don't need to see that as a.

I'm going to teach later on, but I've
shown this in, uh, real quick, uh, short

sessions, uh, throughout my time teaching.

Uh, but I'm going to give you the
details of it, how to use it in great

detail about how I break it down.

There's actual seasonal tendencies
to their hedging programs

that you actually look at too.

And they're seasonal tendencies that go
along with open interest declines as well.

And it's really the information
you need to know that to do.

Um, mega trades, mega trader, like huge
big moves that take place every year.

There's like two or three
of them are really explode.

You want to be focusing on markets
that give you those types of

conditions, but I'm digressing.

So let me get back to that
discussion with the Euro dollar.

At the time of this week, the Euro dollar
was making a higher high than that of

in January, but look at the commercial.

They were hedging against those rallies.

And they really went net short
selling aggressively in the

rally above the January high
and the December high of 2016.

So as we made a higher high in the
Euro, the commercials were actually

selling aggressively in that rally.

So what are we seeing here?

Seasonal tendency that's highly probable
for lower Euro prices at the same time.

Commercial.

Are looking to sell short or they
want to see prices going lower.

Why?

Because they're hedging
against that rally.

They're selling into that rally.

Why would they want to do that?

I don't know their banks.

They do it all the time, but logically
over a period of time looking at

it, you'll see that they kind of
put the brakes on a market rally

by selling aggressively into it.

And that caps the market as
you've seen here this week.

So we had a blending of two
things, commercial shorts.

Now, if you look at a revenue, commitment,
traders report, you're not going to see

that you're going to see them net long.

That's what screws everybody up.

Even Larry Williams, because they're
looking at information because they're

looking at price through cot data.

From an archaic caveman approach.

Now I'm not saying it can't be
used efficiently and effectively

in certain conditions.

Like it's traditionally taught
through Larry Williams and

everybody else is used now.

But if it was just that easy,
everybody would making money.

Right.

So why is it the commercials aren't
on the first of everyone's list

because nobody knows how to use it,
but you're learning how to do it

now because you're in the clinic.

You're in the mentorship that
teaches you everything about smart.

So, what we do is that
we use this graph okay.

That you're going to learn about.

And the commodity section of this
teachings, that's later on in a month.

Uh, I think it's in June, but I'll
teach you how to use the hedging

program and actually look for
seasonal and tenancies for when they

would really be buying or selling.

Certain times a year.

And also they're seasonal tendencies
that have an interest, but open

interest is not that important here
because we have two things blended

together and you really only need two
things to the couple for smart money.

You have the seasonal tendency.

So in other words, there's a seasonal
influence that usually sees your dollar.

And I don't know what it is.

I don't need to know seasonally
historically, your dollar drops down

in the second half of March going into.

Okay.

So we're looking for that seasonal
tendency to take place, not by

itself, but we're looking for
technicals to support that idea.

While we can see here, the commercials
were heavily net selling into that rally.

We seen last week leading into
Monday's rally initially for this

week on the Euro dollar, and then
it topped and tanked going lower.

You can see right here that new hire.

It's been met with heavy net
selling by the commercial traders.

This is smart money shorting.

So now how do we go in
and justify these ideas?

Just because we have a chart that looks
like it indicates that commercials

are selling and we look at a seasonal
tenant just because it seems tendencies

are suggesting higher or lower price.

It does not mean that
it's going to happen.

There has to be something
lining up technically.

To get in sync with the
markets and seasonal tendency.

So it's not a seasonal
tendency to be all end.

All it has to happen.

No seasonal tendency illustrates a
probable condition or a probable outcome

for the market direction, but without
technicals aligning with that in a market

environment that supports that idea, that
seasonal tendency will get you in trouble.

So we're looking at the dollar index.

I'm going to frame out the market
conditions from a macro standpoint,

and we're gonna look at the next
quarterly shift and we're gonna look

at how the markets should be moving.

And we're seeing here on a
weekly chart for the dollar

index that we have an old high.

And now this is where price is trading
down to it for this, uh, this week,

we faded down into an old, weekly
high, which makes this a discount PDs.

And we moved down into a daily
timeframe and we can actually see

another level that is a old mitigation
block and it comes in at 98 99.

Now, if you look at that level, you
would obviously suspect that it's

going to go to what we round up.

So it'd be 98, 95.

You can go to 98 90 if you want to,
because it's the only way to pips,

but generally the rules are round
up to the nearest five or zero.

And then breaking it down into
a hourly chart dollar index.

We can see that this is again,
illustrating the potential weekly

range, and we're looking for price
to reach up from this discount level

we saw on the weekly chart, we're
looking for premium PDF PD arrays.

So we go through our market
looking at where liquidity pools.

Bearish shorter blocks, fair value gaps,
mitigation blocks, breakers, old highs

and old lows will act as resistance.

As you can see here, we have a few
noted each one of these withdrawals

on price, and you can see they are
all traded to, with no problem with

the exception of the fair value gap.

I suspect next week, maybe even on Sunday,
we'll probably see a gap up on Sundays

trading that remains to be seen, but
it certainly looks like it wants to do.

And if it doesn't get up, we'll look
forward to expand through something in

the Monday and did a fair value gap.

Okay.

And getting a better
look at the dollar index.

This is now a chart.

What I have here is I have the
equilibrium price point identified.

So anything above the equilibrium
price point is going to be a premium.

Anything below it is
going to be a discount.

So now what we're doing is this.

We added the PD array.

In the form of our premium
and discount ranges.

So now we can see graphically
thinking like an algorithmic trader.

So we're getting in
sync with the algorithm.

If data is going to pull and draw a
price up to these levels, logically

to allow the bank traders to put on
trades or manage their in-house book.

So looking at what's going on in this
chart, we can see clearly that the

market has been drawn back up to equally.

So you're always going to look
for discount that at least

try to pull to equilibrium.

Then it has to determine if it wants
to go into premium or it could go

back down deeper into a discount.

You never know that for sure, but
you need to blend time and price

with the Ellipta data ranges.

Looking back over the last 20,
40, and 60 days, also adding

the PDA matrix as we have here.

And we have all of the PD res
noted that will be needed for this.

Now we're going to look at the Euro
pound because we had to have intermarket

analysis, support it as well.

So we've seen the dollar
index poised to go higher.

It's trading off a weekly discount PD
array, and we have all of the premium

PD rays above us noted in the previous
chart that would be drawing price higher.

So if we're looking for weak Euro dollar
prices, We need to see if the Euro

pound would support that idea as well.

And you can see, obviously the
European has tanked, um, and went

down to a very clear logical bullish
order block on a four hour basis.

A series of down candles sets the
tone for that bullish shorter block.

That is a discount PDA Ray.

It traded right down to it at
Friday's close, but all throughout

the week, we saw the year of.

Be aggressively sold off so that
it's going to be weak for Europe

dollar and strong for pound dollar.

Okay.

So we're looking at the Euro
dollar now, and we can see here

the Monday we opened up with a gap.

Well, actually a Sunday, we opened
up with a gap and traded higher

throughout Monday and we traded up into.

Weekly bearish or block
for the Euro dollar.

And I'll leave you to look at your weekly
bear shorter block on your own platform.

But this is the only level that
was missing from this week's

discussion, because I want to be
able to have some meat for this

teaching, but a weekly Barrett shorter
block was traded into a Monday.

And the question is, is how
far into the weekly order block

would you expect it to trade into
Michael while we're going to that?

And in the last slide for this
teaching, but we're going to assume

that you have studied the weekly
templates that expect specific.

Trading, uh, characteristics, uh, you
know, what days make a specific hire

load of the week and how the markets
trade, you know, relative to those

respective templates and in what
manipulation do we expect by the market

makers with that specific template?

Well, since I elected to use the bears
idea that your dollar is going to go lower

because the dollar index was bullish.

Okay.

Or should have been bullish trading
off of its weekly discount PDM.

Couple that with we have seasonal
tendency for your dollar decline.

We had commercials supporting lower
prices with heavy selling into the rally.

We have the condition for lower
expectation in pricing on your dollar.

That means we're going to be
expecting either Monday, Tuesday,

or Wednesday to be the highest.

So you always obviously start
with the first of the week,

which is going to be the Monday.

Okay.

So price opens up on Sunday
gaps up and it starts trading

immediately right up on Monday.

So right away, we have to assume that
Monday's going to be the high the week.

So what we do is as we go through
the procedures of potential.

Picking the high of the week.

Now we don't try to go in here and in time
that weekly high, we don't try to do that.

Now you can overtime do that
yourself, but initially you don't.

You want to teach yourself
to trust these concepts.

Okay?

Because it can go up on
Tuesday and make a higher high.

That's why you have to give
it a little bit of leeway.

Now you can sell us a very small portion
on Monday, and then if Tuesday fails

to make a higher high, at least you
have a small piece on the higher level.

But if it does go higher on Tuesday
or Wednesday, at least you're not

going to be out in a full position
underwater as it makes a higher high

on those later days in the week.

What we do is on the Monday, we
look for price to trade up and

it have a retracement intraday.

So you can see the London session had
a retracement and then an expanded.

All through New York.

What I did was I measured the swing
using the fib from the high formed in

London, down to the retracement low
prior to the New York session rally.

And what I did was I measured
that swing intraday, and it

gave me the 1 0 9 0 9 level.

So what I did was I used one pit below
that and call it one oh nine oh eight,

because generally I'm usually one PIP.

And this case, um, I was one PIP off
still one PIP short, as I thought

I was making a compensation for it.

But, uh, it actually went right
to the level of 1 0 9 0 9, at

least on forks LTDs platform.

So by doing that, what we ended up doing
is we can see a way of projecting the

weekly high, using the intraday stuff
that we'll actually teach in April.

Uh, and you'll be able to
combine a lot of other things

with time of day and specific.

Uh, measurements that I used to more
or less nailed down the power three

or dare I say it weekly Judas swing.

So the initial rally here we
saw on Monday was a false rally.

All that was, was heavy selling.

They engineered price higher built
in a premium so they can sell it to

the smart or lower intelligent crowd.

Obviously the lower intelligent
crowd, smart money sells it

to lesser informed money.

And that's what we saw on.

So it takes us to the Euro dollar in
a four hour chart, and you can see

the PD array and a discount zone.

You can see that liquidity
void that we identified here

and that one to six 50 level.

So using the one at six 50 level as
our baseline drawing up from that

point and our projected high, the
week one to 9 0 8, which is what

I called, um, that's our range.

And then we can divide that in half.

Get an equilibrium price point
and having that, we can now have a

premium and discount PDA rate matrix.

Then you start breaking down your markets,
PD array for premium and discount.

We know that we have a liquidity void
in the lower end of the discount range.

So that's what we're aiming for as well.

What we're, you're aiming for?

Uh, we came out of a premium market at one
and 9 0 8 and as the market traded lower.

Each one of the respective PDA res
gaps, uh, liquidity pools, um, old

highs, the selling to, uh, bear
shorter blocks, all those things.

As the markets slid lower, they
were all contributing factors.

As we mentioned throughout the
analysis this week through tweets

and in video production and on the
daily chart, indexes, blending, all

of these things together, all of these
things that I talked conceptually.

The way you get to the results that you
saw this week is you have to use them.

You have to practice with them.

There's not going to be a clear cut.

This is how you do it.

Every single time.

There's going to be potential decisions
that you're going to have to make.

You might think that it's going
to be the high that we call

Monday and you sell short.

And then Tuesday in London or New York,
it runs up there and blows that high out.

Are you going to stick with the
idea and expect lower prices?

Or are you going to be whipsawed
and thinking, okay, I was wrong.

Then he goes along.

That's going to be a demon
for you to wrestle with.

So you have to come to a conclusion
on what you want to do for the week

and come hell or high water, stick to
that until it no longer makes sense.

And that happens mid week.

And you learned in a previous lesson that
there's many times eight weekly reversal.

So you'll always have a
potential to mess it up.

This is what makes it difficult.

But it's so easy to do.

How's that for an oxymoron, the point
is, is in this teaching, we have a way

of looking at price, blending concepts
together, using experience, obviously.

Okay.

But over time, seeing it study
it in hindsight, you didn't look

at 10, 15, 20 years worth of
data and get to these outcomes.

Okay.

Through study and build
yourself a, a library mentally.

Past experiences using the information.

You don't need to have every little
thing down to an hourly chart.

You don't need that.

You can see the outcome
based on a daily chart.

You can see it.

So I'm going to counsel you to
use this as an example of how we

can take the information blended
together and then come up with.

Nearest thing to perfection, you're going
to ever see in market analysis, being

one PIP off from the high, the weak and
only five pips off the low of the week.

But in most platforms, 1 0 6 50 was
hit with real-time data, not demo.

And the high that week was, you know, it
was called and lower the week was called.

So I'll leave it up to
you to determine whether.

This is something that leads you to
more proficiency as a trader, or does it

create new barriers for your learning?

I think that if you go through the
concepts and especially when you

finish the mentorship, you want to
go back through all the lessons.

Again, listen to all that boring
stuff I talked about in January,

go back through all the lessons and
September, October, November, and

December, and use all that information.

I help pull all the free tutorials
together back then some of the.

We're complaining about that.

Now you're seeing the fruits of having
done that, and maybe you haven't

watched the free tutorials more than
one time at the end of this mentorship.

You want to do that all over again?

Okay.

So that way it kind of completes your
whole learning and by then you have

everything you ever need to know, you'll
know procedurally what you need to do.

And yes, it requires.

It's going to require you to
think it's going to require you

to come to the decision and it's
not going to be black and white.

It's not going to be
this or that initially.

But when we get to August, there's
a specific procedure that you

go through from the top down.

Okay.

And it leads you to specific
decision points that tells you.

Okay.

Right now, I think this is what I
should be doing, regardless of what

discipline a trader you're going to be.

It starts from the higher
timeframe position, traders, mind.

As you would do with one shot, one
kill, and you reduce it down and you

reduce it down to swing trading and you
reduced it down to short-term trading

and you reduce it down to day trading.

So you can get that real low
risk, real tight precision.

And if you really want to get insane
about it, you can use the scalping

ideas and get insane with 10 PIP
stops, but it's not necessary.

You don't need that.

But the point is it's
there it's made available.

So at least it's been insightful
to you and it helps fill in the

gaps with the short term trading
that I taught my free tutorials.

And it gives you all the
elements to how I trade ICT.

One shot, one kill.