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Welcome back folks.

This is lesson two of the may,
2017 ICT mentorship, ICT amplified

day trading and scalping.

This teaching's going to be
teaching, filling the numbers.

Okay.

Um, well, when we talk about filling in
numbers, what we're talking about is the

likelihood or the tendency for APTA to
fill specifically for numbers per day.

Now the daily range will seek to
fill or trade to for specific levels.

Each trading.

These two levels that first come to
mind is the previous day's high and low

as a day trader you're going to work
with the previous days, highs and lows

and the last three days high and low,
whichever the highest is in that regard

for swing points based on the daily chart.

Those.

Reference points are going to
be like your bread and butter.

You're going to go to these specific
levels because it's going to give

you a great deal of context as
you'll learn later in these months

teachings, but the previous day's
high and low, we always look for

one of those levels to be traded to.

It doesn't have to happen because
the daily range could be smaller.

Then we'll be required to get to
the previous days higher, low,

but generally we're looking for a
retest or trade through previous

days, highs and lows of the day.

And for one of the tools that's
most used by retail traders and

still large funds, they will use
what we understand as historically

the floor traders, pivot numbers.

Now I don't use them a great deal
in my trading, except for this.

I look for the central pivot point
and these are zero GMT pivots.

We look for the movement above the
central pivot in the form of , which is

the mid point or a 50% of the distance
between the central pivot point in

R one R one or resistance level four
stage orders and four, which is the mid

point or 50% of the distance between R
one and R two pivot point R two, which

is the resistance level for stage.

M five midpoint or 50% of the
distance between our two and our

three and our three, which is the
resistance level for stage orders.

And you're probably asking yourself,
what are staged orders, Michael?

What is this?

Because traders and most likely we'll be
using pivot points collectively and fight.

Use them as well.

Uh, IPTA will invariably trade to them and
through them, uh, most of the time folks

that use pivot points, aren't really using
them accurately and they don't always

work either, but there's a tendency for
up to, to want to trade to them because

there's going to be staged orders.

They're staged means there are buyers
and sellers at those levels because

most people don't have to use them.

What would be otherwise viewed as
a goodbye point below the central

pivot point at like S one and
S two, that actually might be a

really good area to sell short.

Once the daily range has started to expand
down and it trades back up to that S one

S two, that could be a continuation cell.

But if you look at the general
consensus across the board in retail

perspective, they think anything below
the central pivot point is a good one.

So that's why we talk about
it in terms of staged orders.

We don't care whether
they're buying or selling.

We just know that it is going to go there
to facilitate trade and go through that

market for fund liquidity, not retail
worker traders, not the little guys it's,

you know, you know, in a mom and pop
brokerage firms on the big bank level.

They'll trade through these
levels to fill those numbers.

And obviously.

Below the central pivot.

We look for M two, which is the mid
point or 50% of the distance between

central pivot and S one S one is the
first support level for states orders

than M one, which is the mid point where
50% of the distance between S one and S

two pivot points as to which is support
level for stage orders, M zero, which

at the mid point or 50% of the distance
between S two and S3 and finally S3, which

is a support level for staged orders.

Now your problem.

Yeah.

If you've never heard of a pivot point,
or if you've never seen these before

is, is probably very confusing for you.

And it's not that big of a deal.

It's a simple little indicator that I'm
going to share with you, um, on the forum.

So at the time of this teaching,
when you're done watching it, all

you have to do is go back to the
forum under the resources tab,

underneath the PDF file link.

That's not active until
all the lessons are done.

You're going to see a link there where
you can download DMT for indicator.

Well, it's not important that we
understand how to trade pivot points

like the reattune retail crowd.

It's important to understand
what these levels are and how

we are going to interpret them
in terms of filling the numbers.

Okay.

Using the order flow direction and
PD Ray matrix for specific bias.

We can use these numbers to help determine
what numbers will be filling for that

particular day, the trade entry point.

Do you use for your trades?

You look for the numbers that
will fill from that price point.

If you're going long, your from your long
entry, you look above your entry point

for the sequential four levels above.

If you're selling short, you look
below your entry point for the

sequential four levels below.

That means if we're looking to go
short and we happen to be entering

near the R two level, we could
look for em for our one and three

central pivot, four levels below us.

That would be an example of looking
for the numbers to fill using

the pivots on large rains days.

More than four levels can be filled or.

The tendency to move at least to four
levels is a general rule of thumb.

Ideally, majority of your trade
position will be taken off.

After four levels are filled.

Always leave a portion on for the
potential for a large range day.

If time permits.

So, if we're looking at a position where
long in intraday say we gone long from

London and we've already seen four pivots
traded to on the upside, the bulk of

your position, I'd say about 75 to 80%
of your trade should have been taken

off in terms of profit and leave a small
portion twenty-five to 30% remaining

to see if you get a much larger range
day because New York could see a much

Wilder condition where it contains.

And you may have already seen
four levels traded to just

inside of the London session

using the order flow direction
and PD array matrix for specific.

Utilizing the central bank dealers range.

When you're shorting the market selling
above the central bank dealers range,

you count the low of the central bank
dealers range range itself as a level

or that's level one of four to fill.

In other words, once we determine what
the central bank dealers range is,

whatever it's lowest line or the range
that creates the, the, the basis of.

That consolidation or range, whatever
that lowest figure is, whether you're

using the Wix low or the lowest close
or open for the bodies, whichever that

is, that represents the first of four.

So you would count that as one.

So you'd be ideally
shorting above that low.

So when price trades down in your
favor, when you're short, when you

cross over the central bank, dealers
range low, that counts as one.

We expect the market to trade down to
four central bank dealers, range lows,

and let's look at the chart and see
an example and everything we're seeing

here, you would just reverse for buying.

So going short here, this will be level
one because you're selling short above

the central bank dealers range low.

So when price trades down through
it, that's counting level number.

Level two level three
and finally level four.

So there's an example of if filling
the numbers on the basis of the

central bank dealer's range.

So now look what he'd done here.

I've given you a means of looking
for how the daily range is

fulfilled using pivot points.

Now with the central bank dealer's
range, which is unique to me.

No one else does this, but
everyone knows about pivot points.

Such Mike dealers range.

We look for that same phenomenon.

We're looking to sell short above
the central bank dealers range low

and using the central bank dealers
range of low as your level one.

And you count down each new standard
deviation of the central bank

dealers range projected lower.

Every time you crossed the low
end of that new range, projection

or standard deviation, that's
counted as one new level.

And you look for four of those to fill.

Reversing, this you'd be buying below
the central bank dealers range low.

And once we get to the central bank
dealers range high, that would be

counted as level one, and he would
continue to do the stand deviations

of the central bank dealers range,
projecting it higher, higher, higher,

stacking it on top of each other.

And once you get through four other
central, my dealers range highs.

That's your level four count or the
numbers being filled on the basis

of the central bank dealers range.

We'll look to fill four pivots intraday
it'll look to fill for central bank

dealers, range, projections, or standard
deviations either or can be used.

Now I already know what you're thinking,
but trust me, I'll answer that question.

I already know what you're thinking.

Trust me.

We'll get to it at the end of
this teaching using the order

flow direction and PDA rate matrix
for specific bias, utilizing the

Asian range when you were buying.

Buying below the Asian range, you count
the high, the Asian range as level

one of four to fill, expect the market
to trade up for Asian range highs,

see chart to the left and everything.

I'm showing you here.

You're going to be reversed for shorting.

Okay.

You see the market making a low here after
midnight candles, opening trades lower.

Aging range, high Phil, number
one, level number two, level number

three, level and number four.

And again, as I mentioned earlier,
in the beginning of this teaching,

four is just a general rule of thumb.

It can always go one more level or more

continuing with our theory
of filling a number.

Using the order flow direction
and at Ray matrix for specific

bias utilizing the flout.

Ooh, we haven't talked about that.

You're happy utilizing the flout.

When you are shorting the market shorting
above the flouts equilibrium or 50% of

the range that creates the flout, you
count the equilibrium of the flower

range to the high of the range of the.

As one standard deviation, the equilibrium
of the flat range to the low of its

range is counted as one standard
deviation now probably confuse you,

but watch it's very easy to understand.

The total flout range is projected on
the basis of 50% of its complete range.

And the range is determined between
3:00 PM, New York at midnight and noon.

So, whatever that range is the
highest high and the lowest low,

or the highest body open or closed
and the lowest body open or close,

however way you want to do the range.

You got to do both of them now because
we always have to factor in the potential

error by looking at retail data feeds,
but by using both of them are going

to get a good, pretty good idea, but
we take that total range, its entire

range from 3:00 PM to midnight, New
York time, whatever that range is.

Find out what the middle of it is or
equilibrium, or basically find the

mean threshold of that total range.

What you end up with is two new
ranges, but one of those ranges

equates to one other numbers
that would be used for flout.

You expect the market to trade down
for flout ranges in the form of a low.

So once you project the
flout down, one, one new low.

Of its range divided in half that
constitutes level one, a four

numbers to fill for the day and
the, see the chart to the left.

And you'll see what I'm referring to that.

We're going to come back to flout
again in this month because I'm going

to teach everything I know about
it, but everything I'm showing you

here, you just reverse for buying.

So we have the flout range
determined here between the two

blue lines and the shaded boxes.

They're a little bit past the.

The time window, but I'm doing, uh, the,
the first upper most gray blocks in the

second box below it, the light blue box.

That is the entire cloud range.

What I did there is I divided it
in half to create two flout ranges.

Price needs to be selling short.

If you're going to be bearish,
you have to sell short above the

equilibrium of the flout total.

Or in the upper most portion of that
flat range or the gray box here as an

indicator with an arrow price trades
down to level one, which is the new

flout range low, or basically the
lower half of the total flat range.

That's level one.

If we were bullish and we were buying
below the equilibrium of the total flat

range between 3:00 PM and 12:00 AM, New
York, we will be buying below equal.

Right?

And using the high of the flout
range as level one or the first of

four numbers to fill for the day.

And you'd just keep projecting
half of the flouts total

range as a new number to fill.

Okay.

So you're not projecting
the entire flout ranger.

You're actually projecting and
doing standard deviations of

50% of the range between 3:00
PM and midnight New York time.

You see the respective level
two or second number two.

Which is the third flout range low.

The fourth low of the flat range is
actually number four of the range.

And the final fourth is seen with
the fourth number in the daily

range numbers to be filled in,
obviously projected one more time.

Cause like everything else we've
shown here for is just a general rule.

It goes down to a fifth level,
actually nail in the very low.

And this is a pound yen chart
just for you guys to like the

trade dues, exotic payers, uh,
this stuff works on there as well.

And I already know what you're
thinking, Michael, which one do I do?

Do I use the pivots?

Do I use central bank dealers reins?

Do I use the agent range?

Do I use the flout?

Well, when it comes to considering
which numbers to fill, you have to

consider the fact that we never know.

You never know for certain
before the day begins.

What if this is going to use
to fulfill its daily range?

I never know that, but I look at
London's trading going into New York.

By the time we get to New York,
you'll get some greater insight.

So we get closer to the
truth as the trading day.

The New York session will generally
provide the measurements if

the is presently using for the
engineering of the daily range.

So what do I mean by that?

Well, we know we have a few different
things here at our disposal for

determining where price will
go for the daily higher, low.

If we're bullish, we're wanting
to see how far it will deliver

price on the upside by itself.

These ranges and these
projections don't mean anything.

They don't mean anything at all.

But what we look for is confluence
is between one or possibly more of

the tools that we outlined in this
teaching for measuring these four

levels, coupling these with the
present trading environment, time of

day, direction, and PD rate matrix,
you will unlock the daily highs.

Now you've seen me do this
several times in the mentorship.

And when, before we did the mentorship,
I was actually calling daily highs

and lows and I'd get with him one or
two pips, many times rate to the PIP.

How I do that.

I don't know that for certain at the
London open, I don't know that some of the

folks that are in the free members group.

Okay.

Yeah, follow me.

It has never made it to our mentorship.

They think that I'm superhuman and I do
this on a daily basis and that's not true.

Obviously you've seen, that's not
the case, but there are certain

times when I feel an unction about
where the market's going and when

I'm showing you how it works.

Real time and giving you examples
like we did with the Euro this week,

uh, what they want to nine 30 level.

I was off by five pips there,
but nonetheless, it went up there

with, uh, with a great deal.

Ease.

The level was determined
by using these ideas.

Now I don't show you everything on
my chart because invariably, like

I showed you here, there's probably
a thousand questions already going

through your mind about the flat.

What was that again?

The range that we divide
this, do we divide that?

What are we projected?

I already know you're going to have
a million questions about flap.

So just understand that we're
going to teach in detail the flour,

and I'm using it here as a segue,
going into more teachings about it.

But we used flout central bank dealers,
range, Asian range, and pivots for

looking to fulfill the daily range or
filling the numbers as it's called.

So, how do you use all this information?

Well, what you do is is you, you
determine number one, where price should

be reaching based on the PDA matrix.

Remember we've already determined
based on institutional order flow on

a daily and four hour, where price
is going to go higher or lower.

If price is respecting a premium
PD array on a daily or four

hour, we're going to anticipate.

Price rallying up at new York's
Midland candle or thereafter that

rally up that protraction every market
state is the Judas swing where using

some measure of standard deviation.

One of the fours has been shown here
either by way of general pivots central

bank dealers range, Asian range, and
now the flout we use those projections.

For a basis of how far price can go down.

Now, we don't know how fast the
price is going to be delivered

across the daily range.

In other words, London can be 80%
of the daily range and then the

rest of the day just goes quiet.

It's been done before.

Sometimes London doesn't do much at all.

And finally, the movie takes place
in New York and all the range

has completed from seven o'clock
in the morning to London close.

We don't ever know that.

What we do is we project these
measurements across to all four of them.

We go through, and this is the work
that you do throughout the day.

You don't look at your chart, blindly, I'm
doing measurements, I'm looking at things.

I'm having Cody going back and forth
between different charts, because

I want to see what the measurements
are that overlap and converge with.

In this case, if we're looking to go
short, I'm looking for some measurement

of a discount PD array on a daily or four
hour, that would line up with time of day.

And the standard deviations that we use
respectively with either the central bank

dealers ranks flout or Asian range and or
four levels on the, uh, the pivot points.

Eventually throughout the morning,
you're going to come to a conclusion

where you can narrow down exactly
where price is most likely.

The worst case scenario is going
to be that you're going to see

it go further than you thought.

And guess what?

That's why you leave a little piece of
a position on because you can be wrong

and it could be in your benefit to be.

And when you're bullish, uh, we're
looking for some measure of a move

lower obviously, and some measure
of standard deviation that we adopt.

We go through all of them.

We're not just picking our favorite
ones, not the are, you know, this is

an, I understand central bank dealer's
range, or I understand the Asian range.

I'm going to stick to that.

No, you don't want to do that.

If you already started thinking yourself,
well, this is getting too complicated

for me, then you need to dig into.

And really due to work
a falling and do this.

It doesn't take long folks really.

I mean, if you, if you're falling 28
pairs, obviously you're, you're going

to want to not do this, obviously,
but we teach in this mentorship

that you want to be a specialist.

You have one really good pair that
you like to trade all the time and

a secondary that goes well with it.

Maybe it's in concert with it or
trades in a close correlation with it.

Like I teach the trade
with the cable and fiber.

I'm not forcing you to be those types of
traders, but there's other pairs you can

trade that are closely correlated and you
keep me in Aussie for instance, but by

using these measurements, we can determine
how, if they will fill the numbers

on their respective characteristics.

Each one has obviously, uh, a certain
measure of overlap, but when it comes

to flout, that range between 3:00 PM and
midnight, you have to divide and enhance.

The highest high and the lowest
low, you divide that in half and

find the equilibrium price point.

You end up with two flat ranges
there to go short using flat.

You must be entering short above
the equilibrium of the total flat

range, and then use the flat range
low as your first number of one

to four to be filling for the day.

If you're going long using
flour, you have to be buying the

low equilibrium of the flour.

Total range between three and
12 midnight am New York time.

And then using the flour total.

Hi as level one of the first count.

And you do that for four
without projections and the

projections are standard.

Deviations are basically
50% of the total flat range.

You do not use flats, total range.

Okay.

And by doing this folks, what you end
up dealing is, is you're, you'll be

buying after some measure of protection
below the, obviously the, uh, the

Asian range low would be the ideal.

But you'd be looking for those
projections to overlap with time

of day and a premium PD array.

And by doing that, you blend those
two things together with time of day.

How much time do you have left in a day?

Does it have time to get up to
these projections and you keep

stacking them on and you ended up
getting the daily highs and lows.

Like I've been shown many instances
of over the last few years.

But this teaching is exactly how I do it.

There's no secret sauce outside of this.

Here's a couple little things I got
to teach you about flour for the rest,

through the teachings of this month,
but you'll know everything I do when it

comes to picking a daily highs and lows,
because you need that for day trading.

You need to know how far that
daily range is going to go.

If you don't have those things at
your disposal, no one a day trading

is hard for everyone because they
don't know what you're doing, but

we can narrow down to precisely.

Entry points and precise exit points
and know with a great deal of certainty.

Once a little bit of a trading range
has been posted through London.

You get a greater feel for where
it's going to reach for, and then

you start incorporating things
like average daily range, which

we'll also incorporate this month.

When they overlap also.

Wow, you got dynamite in a bottle.

It's amazing how fast you can get
really precise about your entries

and exits and have the lines portion
of the daily range at your disposal

and take down those trophy buck wins.

No, obviously blending several
of these concepts together.

You'll get a confluence of amazing.

This week, we mentioned towel.

The low was most likely forming
on Thursdays, New York open as

price traded down below sell stops.

Debts were outlined on our charts
and outlined in great detail.

In fact, it did that ahead
of the news at eight 30.

And I mentioned that that was most
likely going to be problematic and

we were probably making the loan.

That's actually forming
the bullshitter block.

That's been delineated here on
the chart going in the Friday.

You see, we had market moving into
a small consolidation and price

dropping down after midnight,
which is four GMT on four XLT.

These platform by looking at
price like this, you see it trade

back down below the Asian range.

Now those it didn't go below
the age range much at all.

It doesn't have.

Trade into the Asian range, low and a
discount PD array, bull, shorter block

price, moved away from that and was
consolidating in the New York session.

When we were alive with one another, I
stayed that we would probably see one to

nine 30 as a daily high, because there
was a fair value gap at that price range.

What you didn't see on my other
charts was this information.

We had, calling for one to 9
33, and I teach that we want

to get out ahead of that.

And what's the nearest round
number before that 1 0 9 30.

It traded to ultimately 1 0 9 35.

The likelihood of you finding this
information across the internet or going

into other people's work using pivot
points, maybe once in a while, you'll get

something overlaps and they'll do okay.

Yeah, Fibonacci this and Fibonacci
that, and you might get once in

a while you get a good trade,
the pivots are no magic number.

We use them for how far
the range will expand.

I don't use them so much for
entries, but I do use them in the

context that's been shown here.

When I'm looking for the numbers to fill,
I'm looking for four of them, four levels

either by central bank dealers, right.

Standard deviations, Asian range,
sustainer, deviations, flout, 50%

of that range divided in half each.

One of that makes up a new
flat range, standard deviation.

I look for, for those, or I look for,
for pivots, again, as I stated at the

beginning of this mentorship, it's
going to require you to be thinking.

With this stuff, that's
being taught the end.

We're in the meat of it now.

So you have to put some work behind it.

You just can't simply put these things
on your chart and they just speak to you.

Yeah.

There's no, there's no download that
takes place just because it's on your

chart, you have to think, and you
have to do a little bit of work and

do measurements throughout the day.

It's not easy.

It requires some work and effort,
but when you put the effort in you

get amazing blue ribbon results.

And that's what you're looking for.

You signed on with this mentorship
to see how I do these things.

You see me doing them, and now you're
seeing how I get to that information.

But here's the main thing.

If the markets do not move and have
volatility, you cannot get precision

because there has to be displacement.

Look at that nice move we saw in New
York session exploded out like that.

That's what we need.

When price gives us that,
then I'll show you this mojo.

And until next time I wish you
good luck and good trading.