All language subtitles for Tuesday May 02, 2017 EN

Welcome back.

Good morning cooks.

We have the economic calendar
in front of us today.

We have a very, very light New
York session in terms of news.

There's basically nothing nothing's
going on today and in the recession,

as far as economic data, that
would draw any intention of mine.

So we're seeing the effects
that I mentioned yesterday.

When we started brand new month, first
day or two, or usually consolidations

the days you still have to take and see
if there's consideration, take a trade,

but let's take a look at the market as
a whole, one more time to the charts.

Okay.

You should be seeing the dollar index.

Thank you for that.

Okay.

So we have, we've got an outline provided
to you by way of the forum last night,

and this was a continuation into London.

So this is the syrup that we're
watching to see if it will unfold.

I gave you a scenario where
we'd have the opening prices.

Your GMT price would come
down, hit this level here.

I was pretty close in regards to that.

We did get the bounded.

And the short-term price went
here that we measured and

we're still inside that range.

Uh, we worked several times
while the opening price.

We did it here, here, here, here
in that we're back above it.

So we're in a new session.

Stops have been left in tact
above these two highs here.

There's still maybe one more little
punch to go higher per dollar.

And that should help the Euro dollar
short idea that I was proposing to.

We have a higher, low in here as well.

And it bounced off of equilibrium based on
the price range is this low to this high?

Okay.

So what I did was I mapped out the
London session using zero GMT and

the idea top in April's content using
the price swings, previous intraday.

So on the dollar we saw
price come down here, reject.

We saw a stopper on yesterday, below here,
and then reject our ideal scenario is a

seek the liquidity at these buys stops.

That's what I think the
larger draw is on price.

So even if we stay consolidated
the rest of the day tonight, I

still will be looking for something
very similar to what we did here

today for a run on the buy stocks.

$1, you can't see my mouse.

We will see it in recording though.

I'm not sure why it doesn't show up
on here, but you can clearly see that

it's it's delineated on the chart
to by stops down the left hand side.

Okay, so let's move on over
to Euro dollar trade here.

So I framed this out as well.

Uh, we had the price swing from this high
down to this low used, and we were looking

for premium in here to provide a cell.

It's dabbed up a little bit beyond that.

Worked the opening price once twice.

Now we're slightly above it in here
now with the neutral dollar as well.

So what I want to do is I
want to actually move to the

sidelines cause we've got no news.

It's going to potentially be a driver.

We have no directional bias.

Now we're still in consolidations.

So we're going to work the
same scenario unless something

changes the rest of the day.

I'm going to look for the same
scenario unfold for tonight.

So if you have, if you have anything on
your dollar now move to the sidelines.

Don't look to take another trade,
move to the sideline right now,

if we go over to Euro pound, Euro
pound came up to the 60% chase

level up here, they found a premium
level based on the range of.

This high down to this low,
we want to Bob equilibrium.

So we are in premium here.

We did see some movement that would
support a lower Eurodollar, but

the problem is, is we saw strength
come in on pound to pound, came

down, took some stuffs out here.

Actually it was last
night looking at this.

I didn't share it with you, but I
was looking for this gap in here

to close and it never made that.

So if I would have been short
looking for that objective,

I never would have got that.

So in full transparency and disclosure,
that level was anticipated on my own

time, own notes, but it never got there.

But this strength here is what messed
up the Euro pound, which also took the

strength from the Eurodollar short.

Okay.

So these areas are still in play or
looking for the on the cell stops.

I'd rather see it stay in a real nice
tight consolidation again, because

that way we'll have a, probably
a, a much stronger scenario on 14

tonight and to Asia and the London.

So we'll be doing the same thing.

I'll outline it again, put it in a
chart format and I'll give you the

scenarios I'm looking for as well,
but let's go over to Aussie dollar.

Uh, we saw the completion of the
market maker by profile and came up

here and hit the stops as we outlined.

And then we saw retracement.

I know some of you have
shorted up here today.

You were sending me tweets, right?

For the start of assessing.

So congratulations on that, but I have no
play on all the dollar and I have nothing

on dollar cash, dollar cash, also neutral.

It's staying in a range, just
like we mentioned the first

two trading days of the month.

Generally, if they start on a
Monday and Tuesday, you'll get

this classic scenario a pound.

It most likely will want to go
back into the middle of range,

closing around 1 28 95, 1 28 93.

Uh, that probably see
where we closed today.

Um, again, Euro dollar,
no movement at all.

No movement whatsoever.

Um, I got really interested last night
because I saw it break down gray here

on this leg here, and I say, okay,
they held it up there for awhile.

One more time.

Fake pass.

Like you're going to take a new high out.

No, it's just stopped dead in his tracks.

Get one more time below here.

And now we're back in the
middle of the range for today.

So if we went through an entire London
session like that, and we haven't seen

any real set up going into New York and
it's eight now it's eight 15 almost.

So we're eight an hour and 15 minutes
into the New York session with no.

It's just better to move to the sidelines.

It's probably not going
to have the volatility.

They give us a payment.

So this scenario still remains the same.

We're looking for a fair game,
fair value gap here and here to

be filled ADR today's 55 pips.

Um, what I was looking for
is this scenario, very close

to what we're seeing here.

I was hoping that this would've been
a high today, and then we can project

down 55 pips and then look for a
potential run on this low, over here,

taking out the liquidity as well.

That gap from two Sundays
ago still has my interest.

I want to see if we have any
breakdown this week to get to that.

And we may end up having to punch
higher to get people tripped up on the

wrong side and then send that lower.

So I'm looking for that
scenario this week to unfold.

I'm looking for, um, a reason
to be short Eurodollar.

Let's just put it that way.

Um, I try not to use Sunday if I can.

Um, there's a couple of different ways
you can do an average daily range,

but you should be seeing 55 pips on
average daily range on four XLT D.

I'm going to teach you the, uh, the
difference between the Judas that

seen in the zero GMT hour start
and the midnight candle, but that's

got to come into your lessons.

I'm not going to teach it before
we get into that because it

takes the whole lessons away.

All right.

So

I get a new chairman.

I hate this.

I'm sitting here with shorts on
and I have a leather chair and

everyone said we are a finisher.

Wasn't turned down low enough.

And I got really warm to my skin.

Sticking to this chair is nasty.

I can't stand that.

All right.

So again, we got nothing for dollar CAD,
nothing on Aussie dollar, all dollar

looks like it could come down to if you
are short and we can get to this high

in here, which would come in at 75 10.

So if we touch 75, 10, you want
to be taking something out.

I almost got to it here.

It looks like you almost got one PIP away
from it, but you definitely want to be.

I take something now, if you're short,
because we're below this low in here.

And may not even get down to
that, that level here again.

So if you are short, take some,
take a big portion of it off and

move to the sidelines and let
the rest of your trade pan out.

But a little disappointed, I
thought for sure that we were

going to see a little bit more
breakdown going into, to New York.

We didn't get it.

Um, again, as a reminder this week,
we'll be seeing the outlines provided

the same way that you saw last night.

If there's going to be a really decent
one, that's out and other additional

information, you'll need to know that
changes from when I post it around 8, 15,

8, 20, that we'll be coming in, we have
a pre-market recording and it'll probably

be like a four or five minute video.

So, and all I'm gonna be doing is
outlining how I'm going to play the

London, but I'm not encouraging you to
follow that the second half of this month,

I want you to do exactly what I'm saying
I'm doing with my demo, but I'm going

to provide you a pre-market analysis.

I know some of you are going to say,
well, I'm going to do what you're

doing, but try to work out your own
scenario, use your own entry, use

your own stock, use your own first
take profits and all that business.

But I'll be sharing that with you.

If it's a London set
up, it's really strong.

But apart from that, I really don't
have anything else to discuss this

morning, unless you have some questions
that were germane to this set up here.

I'd be willing to answer there, but
I don't have, I don't want to provide

anything new because I want to really
focus on the setups and let the

lessons speak for themselves as much.

Where was my original stock
on here at Allen free up here?

This is, this is a 33 pips from
the opening price at zero JMT.

So my stock was up here one to 9 42.

No, I went into market.

It wasn't a minute order.

I stayed up my wife and I, we have to
plan our latter portion of our week.

So we stayed up for good deals last
night, getting all that together and

stuff and getting things packed up.

No, right now I would not be in the trade
chase and we just neutralized it and go

back to the dollar index dollar index.

Hasn't moved.

We had the respect off that level.

We called, but we not going to middle.

So we didn't get through this short
term high, which we necessary.

We didn't see it happen in London.

We didn't see it happen in the
first hour of New York, which

would be really high probability
scenario to see it continue to run.

The buy stops seen on April 26th and
27th as outlined on your chart here.

So we moved to the sidelines.

Um, well, there's a lot of questions.

Uh, I didn't catch any news by way
of Trump and any comments he made.

Um, honestly, this weekend.

And so far this week, I've been
preoccupied with taking our

son down south to get whatever
he's got to get done with him.

It's already three pips is
basically one third of the average

daily range of a hundred PIP day.

And I think if I'm not mistaken,
I've taught that somewhere.

I've just made so many videos.

I can't remember exactly.

I mean, teaching, it's rare
to see a trade higher than 33

pips from the opening price.

And that's, you know, that's what I use
the 0.3, three trade 33 tips, which is

basically 1 3100 pips average daily range.

Not that it was a hundred PIP average
daily range expected today, but

just generally my rule of thumb.

Um, hang on one second here.

Uh, thought zero GMT trading and only for
all the New Zealand and Japanese pairs.

Why are you trading your
dollar with zero GMT?

Um, I'm teaching the two entry
points that I use for, for trading

and that's what they are dear
GMT, which is lifted new day star.

And then you have dear Jan T I'm
sorry, dear Jen T, but just it's a

new day beginning our star of the day.

And then you have midnight, which is
true day based on the New York open.

So that's the two scenarios.

I'll look for the pairs that have the
highest probability of finding scenarios

that really pan out well at zero G and T
is those there's three pairs or markets,

the Aussie New Zealand and a Japanese yen.

It doesn't mean that the other pairs
won't trade that stock that time of day.

It just generally you see far less draw
down or movement or Judas occur in those

three, all the New Zealand and Yan around
that eight o'clock hour in New York time.

But if you, if you'd gone back over
your data, you'll see, there's plenty

of examples where the majors apart
from the three I just named, they

have really good setups as well.

Um, is there any special configuration
for the ICT average daily range indicator?

Uh, no.

Is as long as it's at four
or five day, it's all it is,

but I'll have that on there.

There's a couple of different variations.

I picked up on average daily range.

I'll leave it to you to
decide which one you like.

But I generally stick to the one that
I started with and I didn't create it.

If someone was shared it with me on
the internet, Uh, did you enter after

the spike or was, or with the spike

once it punched through here and
came back up and touched this level

again, as it was moving away from it.

That's when I hit the cell.

Um,

why not hold through New York?

Because the price action doesn't support
any there's no, there's no impulse leg.

We're staying consolidated
really tight and getaway.

This is the first week of the month.

This is what you get.

This is really, really classic price
action for the first week of a new month.

So they were set up there.

I took it.

I outlined it, but we
didn't see any movement.

So nobody really should've got hurt.

But this one, even in demo, um, Y you have
an 89 PIP average daily range Muhammad.

If you're using four X LTD, it
should not be eating nine pips.

So if we wait for the London
Judas, man, you guys are fine

about these questions though.

Hold on.

So if, if we wait for London,
Judas, we can have the same stop

level, but our stop loss is less
since we bought at a bit higher.

Is that correct?

I'm not sure what you're
talking about there because we

weren't buying anything today.

We were selling, I
misinterpreted, I apologize.

Zero GMT on Forex.

LTD is eight o'clock around here.

Why is it already answered that 1 33 pips?

Um, well obviously we can say it.

Wasn't a strong south now for this
hindsight, but going into it, it had all

the hallmarks that could have unfolded

are the exercises less fruitful.

If you are not awake and you're
GMT, I wake up at five GMT.

So can enter London either, or
I'm not trying to twist your arm

Sebastian to do either one of
them, but to make you more rounded.

That way you can see the setups that will
sometimes, may not be as clear in London

because it happened in zero GMT, Asian,

no we're not flying or driving.

Um, would it make sense to use midnight
New York instead of midnight GMT,

it often provides a better entry.

That's pretty much basically
the same thing I answered.

But to previous question, it's,
there's going to be times when

London will simply not give you
a Judas, it'll just roll over.

And the set up actually
occurred at the Asian session.

So you have to be mindful.

And if you remember, when I first started
talking about London, there's two times

of the day, and it's what we're going
over here and a mentorship, but I just

was very vague about the Asian session
now is because it's not an active session

generally, but there are, there's our
conditions and characteristics about that

time of day we'll pro that will permit
you to enter and not be up during London.

You can frame all of what you would
expect to see in London in the Asian

session, if the conditions are there.

And last night, the conditions that
were outlined as you see here, but

we didn't get any movement at all.

It's basically staying in a tight range.

Y end of market maker.

On Aussie, why not retrace to optimal
and trees and long with given

the conditions of the marketplace.

We're in a big trading range.

I mean, I look at, uh, look at the dollar

we've been consolidating
with the gap, remained open.

We haven't broke down.

So that is a profile that indicates we
haven't seen any movement by the big boys.

Apart from that gap opening that
sent us in this big, long trading

range, we have not moved up to close
the gap and we have not broken down.

So because we don't have any
continuation or insight from them

on a longer term, directional bias.

If we see a profile complete like market
maker buy or sell, when they complete

neutralize the idea, go back to sidelines.

Don't do anything more because you
don't know if it's going to continue

up or if it's going to retrace
and go completely other direction.

I don't have, I don't have a
long-term or weekly bias right now.

And it's also the first week in a month.

So we'll have your typical noisy news
releases that will probably be holding

price and consolidation till we get to it.

Um,

What you outlined here on a 15 minutes
is exactly the same on daily and weekly.

Um, I'm not sure what you're in.

You can do.

Okay.

Yeah.

I think I need to ask him, can you do
the same thing for like trading the

weekly ranges and the, um, well, let's
leave at that weekly ranges here.

If you look at a weekly chart and do
the similar things that we're doing

here, looking at the most recent price
swing, uh, that will lead you to getting

really good one shot, one kills, but
there's, there's other little subtle

nuances that go along with that.

But yet you're on the right track.

Thinking like that.

Yes, you can use point 33%
of the average daily range.

But the problem is, is if we are in a
consolidation, you're going to learn that

many times debt can be punched through
because of volatility, the stops maybe

ran a little bit more aggressively and
then pulled way back to the middle.

So when you're using a, for instance, if
we have a small average daily range, less

than a hundred pips, and you're using 33%
of that, that's not giving you much in

terms of a stop loss and that could easily
get snagged on a environment like that.

Here, you can stop you out
and you can still go nowhere.

So it takes your stop.

It doesn't give you an
opportunity to get paid.

Even if you stayed in the.

Um, what makes sense to
use midnight New York?

And I answered that one.

Ideally we shouldn't trade this
due to know if our payroll and FMC

this week, um, Kane, it's what you
would do with your drain only live

funds, but since we're executing and
practicing on entries and such, we

got to participate every single day.

So that way you can see what
it looks like, how it set up.

And then when we get past all of those
news drivers that you just mentioned,

um, you'll see that the market's only
a little bit more fluid, hopefully.

Um, why do you, why do I
refer to GMT in New York time?

Uh, because as you can hear in
nine comments here, there's a lot

of folks are referencing time in
their industry, in their individual

respective brokers, because they're
looking at their live platforms and

that's what causes the confusion.

So I'm trying to draw everybody's
attention way back to the demo account

you see here, which is four XLT D.

So.

Also where you're at in the
world, they're going to be

forcing you to view price in time.

The way I see it, the same
platform, same time, everything.

So by calibrating that with New York
time you'll know exactly what I mean.

It should have been easy enough
for me to stay in New York time,

but a large number of you simply
won't get, get with the program.

So I had to go interchangeably.

Um,

that makes sense.

You use midnight New York and said,

where do we get the average
daily range indicator?

Um, I can put that up today on the
forum so you can download it and

put it into your anti four platform.

But, um, I'm sure there's a
lot of different variations.

A lot of folks have used it and
done some coding with it and

made different variations of it.

Um, I've seen some of them.

I haven't seen all of them,
but I've seen some of them.

And I liked the one that
just gives me the lines.

They would shoot for the targets
they move throughout the day.

And then finally wants to hire a lowest
form deal while they'll pretty much

give you a real good idea where the
opposite to enter the daily range.

And it doesn't always cap
that daily range, but it gives

you a good idea to hold for,

um, will Williams percent RB.

We'll be taught to us.

Yes, they, are you going to using
that when we talk about sentiment?

That's the only reason
why I use personal or

yes, we'll be going over kids, uh,
Asian rain, setups, agent sessions.

Um, yeah, I'm not sure why my cursor
shares up on, uh, I think it's probably

a, um, an apple issue because anybody
that uses a laptop or computer, they

can see my mouse moving around, but on
a smartphone or iPad, I usually get to

folks saying they can't see my cursor.

Yes, John, I used the daily line
box, um, empty for indicator, but

we ain't got to that part yet.

Get to understand what I'm looking
for to even use those things.

Good job.

I'll see a lot of you
actually participated,

took really little time at all
off me to throw it together

and put it up on the forum.

I actually prefer that going
into a long-winded video.

Um,

it's the first of the month
occurs on Wednesday, Friday.

We will see regular price action.

Okay.

You have to start the month begins
on a Wednesday through Friday.

Are we going to see
normal price action guide?

That looks the same?

Um, you'll find that it generally
will, but always be in the lookout

for the first week of every month.

There being narrow consolidation
days until we get into like

non-farm payroll in that business.

But generally you're going to see
that, uh, and I've been me a liar

in recent months because of there's
been a lot more volatility than.

And Raj and other ones in my, in
my group will make, make a point to

remind me that it's supposed to be this
way, but we're seeing the opposite.

Now we're seeing, you know,
what would be normally expected.

So this is the general rule of thumb.

You expect this type of price action,
but since we're, short-term, intra-day

scalping, it doesn't make a difference.

We should be able to find something, but
today it's, didn't move around enough.

Not a losing day, not a winning day, just
couldn't get us any kind of movement.

Uh, the reason why I outlined the
long on the dollar is the buy stock.

You can see here on the left-hand
corner, it's being outlined the

two days to two highs up here.

I think that the larger drawing price,
I think there's more influence at see

price go up there either to fill the gap
or to go up there and run their stuff.

And then if we're going to go lower,
they could take it lower after that.

And no one will, no one would be in
the market taking profits as it goes

lower because they'll knock them out
by going up above these by stuffs Len

take it lower, but either way, whether
they go up there to reverse it or go

up there to close the gap on dollar.

That's enough for me to see
bullishness on the near term to

facilitate a short in Barranca.

So that was a real, that was
the largest real draw on it.

And I'm just looking for
the liquidity right now.

The profile we're in is consolidation.

So you have to look above the highs
and you have to look below the lows.

And we basically worked all the sell
stocks below here with this low here,

this low has been taken out and we haven't
yet really worked a lot of the buy stuff.

This is a high, a lower
high equal high, lower high.

So the liquidity is going to be seen
best suited for rating in the form of

the buy styles on the highest on the
26th and 27th of April on the dollar.

I appreciate that, Joe.

Um, I think I've answered that
question already about why Kilda

largely for buying profile for all
the it's already been mentioned

Tuesday.

Hi, the weekend, all the us dollar.

Any thoughts to reach the daily
fair value get below the market?

Uh, as I mentioned earlier, I don't
have opinion on Aussie Aussie has.

Owned me in recent weeks.

So, um, I'm going to stick to
this as a, as a trophy when

I'm going to be done with it.

I, I called the buy staff and
wanting this to be the objective.

So now it's done that.

So I'm moving to sidelines.

There's autistic waiting for me
to get in here and trade it again.

Um, yes, you will be learning
index trading and it's not

just the day change stuff.

I'll teach you that the same
scenarios is condensed with positions

short-term swinging and atrium

regarding New York.

Are we considering what London did
in terms of initial swing up down

central bank dealers range, et cetera.

All right, Christian.

Um, as I outlined earlier and pretty
much the scenario that was outlined

in the chart for our case study for
this past night, there was really no,

uh, there was no other information
that I needed to go on because of

the profile that we're trading in.

We're in a large consolidation.

We look for liquidity above the
marketplace and below the place.

So I didn't have any.

Use for central bank dealers range because
I know where the stops are and I'm playing

that more than not doing anything else.

If you do all your projections,
there really wasn't much in terms

of the Asian range or central
bank dealers rank to alert you

to anything for the dollar index.

So that's why I didn't use the
price swing on this low up to this

high, with the expectation they were
going to expand up and take the buy

off on the 26th and 27th of April.

So I would want to see a retracement
down and that will be enough to put us

into a discount and then see expansion.

We've seen it.

We just didn't see any volatility
beyond that, but you'll find it.

This is what the scenario is seen
as we outlined each day, this month

and going forward when we have
these intraday price swings and the

previous day and a daily bias of
where we think price is going to go.

When these overlap with all the other
PDAs, it's like magic, it really is.

It's like perfect Swiss craftsmanship.

It just hits.

It goes the other direction.

He goes, right.

Where you think it's going to go?

Um,

yeah, I thought this was going to go
though or two, I thought, ah, you're a

dollars sell stocks will be taken here.

And if it did that, it's really
easy to little gap the closing.

So that's still a scenario
we're looking for, unless we get

ridiculous and go straight up.

I can't see that.

A lot of comments.

I like these exercises.

Can we keep going as well?

That's pretty much the first
two weeks of this month, we're

going to do things like this.

Am I considering FLMC
and non-farm payroll?

Yes, but we still had to take set ups.

That may be, or there may be there.

Is there any news we should not have
as a, okay, let me read that again.

If there is news, should we not have
a bigger stock rather than 33 pips?

Well, I'm not suggesting
that you put 33 pips on.

I'm just telling you.

When I was asked, what was my stop?

It was 33 pips above the opening
price, because I didn't believe

that we would see a significant
rally up above this high at all.

And, but it did just
poke his head above it.

That would have been a turtle suit,
but I waited for that returned back up

into that level there that we outlined
in the chart shared on the form before

London even came in ideal, your stops
should have been about 50% of the

five-year average daily range, or
like where, like I'm indicating here.

You already learned this in a mental.

The average daily range is average,
a hundred pips, one 30 average daily

range generally will be the cap on
the, uh, the open up for down close.

So from the opening to the high today,
generally doesn't want to go more

than 33 pips or 33% rather of the
last five days, average daily range.

We've got a small average daily range.

We can't use that.

So I felt really competent at 33
Crips in his favor in this point

would be favorable, but you'll have
all the conditions given to you.

Why you be looking for this or that
in terms of your stop, don't be in

a hurry to try to get it all now
because there's a lot of things we

have to worry about before that comes.

What about blending?

12:00 AM London and
12:00 AM, New York price.

Um, well again, you're asking things
that will be taught in the lessons.

So I was asking specifically about
this set up, that we outlined today.

I don't know what they're going to do
in terms of the interest rates, but if

they do raise a mic, it would probably
be another 25%, 25 basis points.

I don't think it's going to
be anything bigger than that.

Now they may shock us and hit us with a
half a percent later on, deeper in a year.

But I think that probably will be in to
like our September, August time period.

Have you seen one without a Sunday candle?

I'm assuming you're asking about a
empty for platform without Sunday data.

I don't know of any that
have the dollar index.

So if any of you are aware, uh, don't
send it to me in the questions box.

Just make a post of it in the
forum and everyone I'm sure it

will be greatly appreciated of it.

Incidentally, let me toss this in there.

Uh, I'm seeing other forums
being posted and it's me.

That's deleting those posts.

I'm not advertising for another forum.

Certainly not one that makes
a case about bashing me.

The guy makes the traffic income
off of that stuff and I'm not

feeding him by putting his.

And my forum.

So as name, that's the reason why
your post the other day was deleted.

I did that.

So if you have anything over on
those other forums, you're welcome

to post those here, but I won't let
anything get taken from here, like

to baby pips or another, uh, form.

I'm not letting that happen here.

Um,

is there a for each asset?

No, no, that's a good question though.

Uh, APTA is highly specific to just Forex,
but the overall market manipulation ideas

are generally across the board the same,
but it is highly time sensitive and it's

very heavy and specific characteristics.

Um, do I like scalping the
markets this month teaching?

Um, I, I have done a lot of
scalping in mind trading.

I've done a lot of it, uh, but I
learned that my way that fits my

criteria as a trader in my lifestyle.

Disposition is.

I like to see what I think that
we just going to do, and I want

to trade in that direction.

So if I'm, if I'm trading anything less
than one shot, one kill, which is the

short term idea of getting in either
Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday and

holding for Thursdays New York open.

And then I'm just going to be
day trading in a direction.

I think the weekly Grange will go.

And if I don't get a real good set
up for day trades, then yes, I will

look for scalps in that direction.

That's how I trade, but I don't want
to force that on you because that's

the worst thing a teacher can do is
try to make you a carbon copy because

then you'll, you'll probably miss out
on a better approach to train to that.

You've learned a lot already.

So if you determine how you want to
be a trader with this information,

and I've had no influence, except for
showing you the path to get to that,

you'll be a far better trader than I am.

And that's the goal, but you know,
if there's nothing to do, and I

absolutely feel like I want to be
taking some participation in the

marketplace and yes, I do scalp.

If the dollar index broke above
yesterday's high, would you feel

confident it would run for the stops

if we go above his high.

Yes, that's exactly what I believe is
going to go about April 26th and 27th.

That was the whole
outline for the, for the.

Uh, when day trading buying and
selling it PDA, you mean enter

day discount and premium ones?

Yes, because you're already working off
of a hard time frame bias usually anyway,

but when the markets are in consolidations
like this, we're looking for liquidity.

So essentially we're basically
looking for expansion out of this

large range that we created after
that big gap down on the dollar.

So there's a lot of liquidity up above
those highs on the 26 and 27th of

April that haven't been touched yet.

And they've spent more time trying
to go lower and they take out all the

sell stocks below the marketplace,
but they won't take it higher.

So I think what they're doing is they're
building a lot of volume on the buy side

by keeping the scenario like it is here.

So it, just, to me, it just looks like the
majority of the money is on the buy side.

So that means that they're going to
take the dollar higher, even if it's

going to be the lower longer term,
it's in their favor to take it out

there, neutralize those by stops
profit on the way up, and then you're

going to reject it and reverse it.

That's the ideal scenario.

Cause everyone's gonna look at
it as a breakout to close the gap

and it may not happen like that.

Um,

Yes, I'll be teaching you to London lunch.

That's a couple of things that didn't get
shared in April's content in day train

that has overlap into your scalping.

And that's part of it is
that along the lines stuff.

Uh,

now there won't be any
ranch in these sessions.

Do you want us to do both
entries or just one of them?

I want you to do both of them.

So now we're looking for a scenario
like today, we were looking for a higher

dollar and a lower Euro to the ideal
practice session for you would have been

get short at or near the opening price.

Let's go with a, your
dollar would be here.

It gets get short here at this
price level or something above it.

Okay.

It could be, Tampa has to be 20 pips.

It could have been this high.

Some of you that would have
been more astute Santa Fe.

Well, if I have the opening price and I'm
looking for a rally up to sell into what

happens, if it goes above the short-term
high, that would be a good scenario.

And that would have been almost
basically what I did yesterday.

Intraday by song about this short
term high last night in London,

you gonna use that as a scenario.

That's what I'm saying.

You're going to be encouraged to do
different things, not the cookie cutter,

but you're going to see what happens
when we do a cookie cutter approach.

The last two weeks of this month,
you're going to be expected to do

the very thing I do from the entry,
the stop, the targets, they're all

gonna be saying, and you want to see
how it will feel stilted and wooden.

You won't want to do that regardless
of what the results are going to be.

You're going to feel like you
need to do this on your own.

And that's the, that's the
whole lesson behind it.

Not that you make everything
I make or lose what I lose.

It's it's show you that you
want to be more well fluid.

You wanna be able to pick your own
setups and that's what you're here for.

Anyway.

So for the first two weeks
though, I want you to go and

usually should already learn.

And what I gave you last
month in April is a gold mine.

I mean, it's so many things
you can do with that infant.

With that information, you can trade
just about every single trading day.

There's something today we allotted
for your dollar and it didn't move.

So no harm, no foul just didn't move.

But yes, you should be doing both entries

and just use, uh, use the
lowest leverage you can get.

All we're trying to do is
execute and work off of a plan.

We're not trying to seize the amount
of pips that would be rockstar level.

We're not trying to do
any kind of scaling.

I think what it's looking for.

And I'm taking profit at a logical level.

Um, can I go over the Euro scalp again?

Did I do yesterday?

There's a one here, Billy.

I think it's so many questions
it's happened since that one.

So I'm going to assume that's
what you're talking about, but

the dollar index, we outlined this level
here yesterday, but a fair value gap.

So we hit that level and which
I think the fill, we always

have a reasonable expectation
that it's going to be a bounce.

So that was the idea as it hit that,
as it hit this, I was already looking

at this high and I didn't believe that
we would see a continuation up in Euro.

So once we poke their head above that at
the market, I sold short and you can see,

I deleted some of that stuff in days.

There's little things here.

I'll take them off.

I always forget them things that the, uh,
the trade is, you know, based on the fact

that we weren't going to most likely see
any upside as the dollar hit that level.

We outlined in New York
session live yesterday.

So if you see support coming in
and a dollar resistance should be

coming in, in the form of the Euro
dollar, what better way of doing it?

Selling.

And there you go.

Lots of that type of
stuff happening in today.

So you can really build your
confidence up with turtle soup

scenarios, and then look at this Euro.

Good grief.

Can you imagine if every day was like
this in Euro, I'd blow my brains out.

Um,

Tuesday I did that question.

Uh, they know they are

kind of says, uh, they know I'm
teaching Scouts and they're trying to

keep it in an air consolidations now.

Oh man,

can we, can we discuss today's
Judas in Aussie closed and it

closed an old daily gap Leo, right?

I don't want to change the timeframe.

I want to keep it on these
15 minute timeframes.

So let's take a look at RT on a daily.

I don't see a gap on the daily, not today.

Yeah, I'm assuming you're probably
thinking this little portion of this

down candle, but that's already been
bounced out because this candle is low.

And again, I'm taking great Liberty here,
assuming that's what you're thinking of.

The low comes in at 75, 47
on this last up-close candle.

And this candle is high comes in at 75 51.

So this actually went
above this candle as low.

So this is all been, this
has been balanced out, so

that wouldn't be anything.

It would be more appropriate to his view
that as it returned back to the last up

close, which would be for the open rather
open it 75 57 today's high, 75, 86.

There's only one PIP away from
that dark close is more appropriate

there than assuming this is
a gap because it's not a gap.

Um, Ken is moving, eh, it's
nice to see something moving.

Yeah.

I don't think this is done.

I think it's gone more.

But to what level, I'm not sure what's
going on on a higher timeframe to take

a Gander at say a walk at a weekly
chart when you look at them in a while.

Okay.

We have a break.

I ain't said that word in a long time.

Shall we could see longer-term on
Delta CAD and get the Stanley 1

38, 10, 1 38 big figure to about a
hundred pips, more on the upside.

It could potentially go.

He charges you classic chart.

Guys.

See a bull flag here.

I'll say would overlap a that as well.

If we look at the range defined on

here,

uh, that also, this takes us up
to the 62% retracement level.

So we're above equilibrium now.

So 62% trace on mobile
is essentially here.

So 1 38 30

says it overlapping with
the breaker as well.

Still close on that candle
comes in at 1 30, 35.

So yeah, 1 30, 35 looks like it
could be a doable to about a hundred

starting pips or so more on the outside.

Uh, am I looking for the seasonal high
in may around one 10 would be sexy,

says spread, um, through the Euro.

I would like it to just give
me the logical run, CIF,

liquidity preference points.

Once it gets to those, then
I'll look at the long-term.

But right now it just makes perfect sense.

What on the continent come down and
take that if it rallies from here

that doesn't do me any, any help, it
doesn't provide any kind of insight to

me because it makes more sense for me
to see this go down for the south side

liquidity, then to go up from here.

And if this thing just bleeds lower
later on and goes down to where I thought

I'm going to be upset, I'm literally
going to punch him out of there today.

No man.

I'll do that.

Will I be talking binary options?

Uh, hell to the note, don't do
anything with the binary options.

Now I noticed the pop, those
things up all the time as my ads

on YouTube, but I don't touch them.

I don't know anything about them.

I don't have any experience
and I don't want.

Did you want us to see what you showed
us in Aussie yesterday for a Euro?

I'm not sure what you mean by that.

Muhammad.

If I skip June's content to contract
and trait on short-term trading,

will I be missing out or is it okay
to come back to it at a later time?

You definitely going to want to reference
it because I pull a lot of information.

That's intermarket analysis based to
helps with larger sustained price swings.

And if we understand what they are
on a higher timeframe, it makes

trading on the lower timeframe
and short-term trading far easier.

So I don't think it's
something you should skip.

It's it's placed in a
logical order of importance.

So if you're going to take my advice,
it's the go through the order of

everything and don't skip anything.

Why did I choose the IRO
instead of cable yesterday?

Uh, it made sense for me that
there was no movement upside on

Euro and H stress that already Mr.

Dollar hit that fair value.

It's just it's perfect time of day
for it to see what we saw was hero.

I actually, it was only looking for,
um, about 10 pips really to love

movement, but as it broke down, I
looked a little bit further out and

thought that maybe we would see 1 0
8 90, so you can see my, uh, my limit

orders were below that to get out.

So it would have to go down to 1
0 8 87, and that would have been a

run on this low here on easy close,
but we couldn't find our way lower,

uh,

a lot of comments, not a repeat.

So the Terminus.

Yeah.

Do me a favor guys.

If you made a comment, if you posted
it twice, kind of leave it at that

because I see a lot on my like
three and four times at the same.

And just pushes other questions.

I didn't see it.

Um,

will you go into detail about time
related stops, otherwise known AKA,

if there is no movement to specific
hour, we class the trade like today,

you're going to learn the protocols
that will call you on a class of trade.

Yes.

There's conditions that I use
that pretty much are consistent.

There's nothing that, you know,
you're not going to be able to

have a hard time following as
a basis to kill your own trade.

Does this scout method
work on stocks and indices?

There's some overlap.

Yes, but the specific times
and characteristics are

heavily slanted for cortex.

When I teach you the day trading of
the S and P 500 and bonds, you'll

see that they're really simple.

I mean, there's far more things in Forex
to be drawing your attention to than

it is for stock in a season for bonds.

But I had to add to actually do a
teachings from my other screens.

So I have to come up
with a way of doing that.

Cause I'm not linking my live
sessions through that computer.

I'm not doing any of that.

So I might have to do a lot
of that work was prerecorded.

So.

Uh, pepper stone.

I'm assuming that Ben is one that
has no gaps or no Sunday candle,

but with dollar index, I think it's
probably what you're responding.

If you are.

I appreciate that this
cost that onto the form.

If you don't mind, is it I'm sure
that question is going to repeat

this custom time axis.

We'll plot below your chart,
your local time GMT and access.

I'm sorry, Asian and European sessions.

All the news around the
world pertain to the markets.

It also has a global cursor
from multiple charts.

The cost causes $49 with lifetime license.

It has helped me.

It has helped me with the time difference.

So it might be useful to some of the
members, they shared a link, but, uh,

I'll just encourage you to the recording.

Cause I know you already left
Steven, but uh, just post on the

forum and we'll take a look at it.

I'm not promoting any cause I will
know what it is, but I just I'll

take a look at what have you sent
in terms of a link that's ex pro has

no Sunday candle and dollar index.

Thank you, Frankie.

Can you do me a favor?

Can you put that on.

So people can get to go to
a link that appreciate that.

Can you ignore the news with these setups?

And can you ignore the news?

Yeah, it's a repeat the, the news is
going to actually going to be a driver

many times, but today there's been an
absence of any kind of news and you

can see that everybody else is pretty
much doing the same thing sleeping in.

I do not like other forms because
they allow others to, uh, talk smack,

but they would love me to put my
content back on their forum though.

So, no, I'm not, I'm not
giving them income for traffic.

That's why I'm taking the free tutorial
stuff off my website and revamping

it, adding a couple of little things
in here and justify why I'm taking

away the form that I stupidly.

I don't even know why
and put it up here, but

how do I know about APTA?

That is a discussion that
won't be talked about here, but

I've given you exercises and.

Samplings, if you will, of how I came
to them, understanding what it is.

Are we supposed to ask questions like 20
times a year, you're supposed to do both.

When we use the, uh, case studies, you'd
be entering at this air GMT open for

want to limit basis, or as it moves away
from that opening price relative to the

time or direction you're looking for.

I'm watching the stock market.

I want to, like I said, I want it,
I'd rather see it rally up into July.

It makes it sense for the
seasonally make a high.

So the first two weeks of July will,
I'm really going to be paying more

attention to the equity market then.

So I don't care what it's
doing, but I will be really

caring a lot about the equities.

About the second week of June.

We'll be looking at them at
least once or twice a week.

Um, I'm not finding trading as
fun as I did when I was younger.

Um, it's a little bit more
frustrating now because the markets

are just, they're not, they're
not, uh, they're not moving enough.

There's not enough movement.

And I like it.

I like a fast market.

I like the market is gyrating a lot.

It doesn't have to be directly.

Based like it's more on
one side or the other.

It could just be going all over the
place up and down, but bigger ranges.

And we're not seeing it.

We've seen a big compression in
volatility and just see one or

two days where it moves a lot
and it doesn't do anything else.

So to answer your question,
it's not fun for me right now.

It has been, it's been fun in the past.

It'll be fun again, but no, right
now I'm not enjoying myself.

No, not at all.

I'm enjoying teaching.

I like that because I get to
relive everything I've done before.

But nonetheless, now there's
nothing in terms of fun right

now about these markets.

When will you be telling us the
times of the central bank dealers

range for all is Ian and TV.

You have all that stuff in one slide.

If I'm not mistaken, uh, I'm not
sure where I got to take a look

at my notes where it's in it,
but it's in it's in this month.

Content it's all explained
just in one slide.

No, we supposed to be
doing those centuries.

I saw your question, Jacob,

how do you use the Sunday gap size?

The proper size percentage wise for swing.

For example, 100%, 75% of 50%
stop from an entry gap size.

Hmm.

I don't know how to answer that
question because I don't know

what you're asking in specific.

How do we use the Sunday
gap to size the proper?

Okay.

I'm assuming you're trying to trade
on Sunday and if you are don't, but

let me think about what you're asking
here, cause I'm sure you probably

are wanting to re-type it now.

So I'm going to try to save you the time
doing it, assuming that you're looking

for a stop and how much do you use
because you don't want to get clipped

because of the gap on Sunday that a $1,

because of the consolidation we're in
right now, I didn't expect much upside.

So the stock doesn't have to be a
full five, eight hours daily range,

but that would be used if you're a
position trader or a swing trader.

And this was, and if this was going
to be a longer term entry, which we

didn't outline, but I still want you
to execute on that because it gives you

experience doing it, but you can use
50% of the idea, average daily range.

Okay.

Is a nice go-to.

And if that overlaps with what we have
taught in the past about power three

on the daily range, If the average
daily range is a hundred pips, one

third of that is essentially 33 pips.

So if you're looking for a move up
above the opening price, mountain

33, pips above is generally the ideal
scenario after you rally though.

So if you're looking to go sell in
short, you want to see some measure

of movement above the opening price.

And in that movement up, we want to be
selling at a logical area of premium,

which would be either a better tour
block running an old high, as we

saw here today in London, excuse me.

And then adding that 33 pips to that
because the likelihood of the opening

price, seeing 60 to 70 pips or so
up, and then making the high today

while it's possible, it's not likely
even with the zero GMT star, what

you're actually doing is the point.

And I didn't see this as this question,
I'm just tossing out because I'm sure it

probably some of you are wondering, but
just didn't build it into a question.

What the benefit of doing this exercise
of getting in at the opening at zero GMT

versus waiting for a rally for bears to
sell into the differences is you're going

to see why it's important to number one,
to trade in the opposite direction of

where you think the market's going to go.

And it's also forcing you to use the
information you've already learned.

PDRs premium to discount.

That model is repeating itself
all the time in my trade.

So if that's not in your trades,
you aren't going to have similar

results and you're going to be.

Different from the expected outcome.

You may get trades that pan out once in
a while, but you won't get consistency

and you won't see the delivery of the
high and low as accurately as you will.

If you do the stuff I'm teaching you.

I like the gaps intraday.

I have noticed that your daily highs
and lows are lining up with them.

Is this one of the secret
sauce if you promised?

Well, that's one of the observations
that you'll see by doing it.

Yes.

Um, how many daily highs and lows
have you seen and we've mentioned,

and it comes in the form of the gap.

That's one of the reasons
we're doing this stuff.

Or even if you're not going to be a
scalper or a day trader, it's important to

know where these exist because your trade
may come do a Terminus at that level.

So if we see a gap that is like 30 pips
above us, and we have a target about

33 pips from us, I'm going to elect to
go right to the gap and nothing more.

There may be a little bit more going into
that extra five pips that everybody else

wants to hold out for it for perfection.

I, don't not worrying about that.

I'm going to go out.

Where are the logical PDAs?

And you'll see it at night.

You're obviously noted here.

Yes.

There's many times the fair value gaps.

Intraday will cause an overlap
for the daily hotter Lidl form.

But there's other things you
have to align up with it, but

generally that's a usual thing.

And they say you can't
pick daily highs and lows.

Um, if we,

same question keeps coming up.

Seasonally, Darren indexes bullish in may.

The trade that outline last night
has nothing to do with seasonal

tendencies, with all the bloody base

chase as he caught her.

Hi,

thank you for your concerns
about my son, by the way.

It's been lots of that.

I just don't want to
fill the video with it.

I only had one entry.

Yes.

I only get D entry.

You saw me collapsed earlier today.

It's a beginning of the session.

Yeah.

She should be taking two entries
and using the smallest leverage you

can do so about what num one mini.

Um,

I, ain't never heard of
a flat mouse pattern.

Let's take one more quick.

Look at Aussie and CAD.

Not that one.

Yeah.

Cable, nothing.

You're a pound.

Yeah.

I close the session.

They'll probably run your,
a dollar down 40 pips.

Um,

am I going to teach breaker
day trades or breaker scalps?

That's pretty much self-explanatory
there your PD phrase that he looked for

the trade off of universal the timing.

Are we ever going to get a webcam
video or session with you or

do you plan to stay anonymous?

Um, Yeah, I played around this idea, but
I don't think I'm going to be doing any

of that because the folks that, uh, like
to make fun, they'll just take those

images and turn them into something else.

There's only been three pictures of me.

It's actually been real pictures of me.

They were asked their family members
and they have nothing to do with me.

All right.

Atlanta server is GMT plus
three, safe to assume there.

He bought, et cetera
are useful for analysis.

I don't have any experience with that
Constantinople, but con stand to knows,

uh, I'm sorry, how brutalize your, your
name, but I don't have any experience

with looking at that, with that.

Um, I found this setup often
fails in large consolidations.

Is there more criteria that we taught?

Yes.

There's a lot more secret sauce stuff.

A lot of comments, a lot of comments.

I don't know what you're
talking about, Daniel.

Um, have I heard anything from
best room and mining rate?

Don't know what, that don't know
what you're talking about there,

um, options that are going
to be in the month of June

and no, I don't do all that.

I don't do any of the exotic
it strangles and straddles and

spreads and all that stuff.

Well, I do, I do do a one, one thing
with a spread, but generally it's a long

call, long put you don't have anything.

You don't need anything more than that.

These guys got a family, you going
to be a career writer of options.

And most of mine's mean being made by
that, but I'm a directional bias trader.

So I'm looking for direction.

Yeah.

There's nothing going on
in the market right now.

Then also I'm just giving
everybody an opportunity to ask

anything that has, uh, line.

What was that line for today?

Can a scalp or day trade
turn into a swing trade?

Yes, that was basically
the heart of lesson.

The last month and we'll
build into a more criteria.

You can do that with, uh,
with these lessons this month.

Can we do another chart rather than your
dollar, which is a windup right now?

Can we do another chart while there's
no set up for anything right now?

Because the markets are on hold.

Nothing's really happening?

Well, we might see, might
see a dollar Ronald pear.

Get this off.

I might get it to run
up a little bit more.

Katz certainly wants to spread its wings

this year.

A dollar may end up becoming
a late New York roll over

where it just dribbled down.

I don't, I don't have
an entry again in here.

Barely watch and see if it
does anything the only lower.

I don't think we're
going to see a big run up

simply nothing pushing price around today.

I appreciate that.

Elsie Pepperstone has dollar index.

And so version for Mac too.

So that's cool.

Can you go over to daily
swing high on cable?

It looks identical to all.

I go over the daily show people,

this pair here for the life of me.

I believe it's going to want to take this
and close that little portion and right

there, and it's not a significant amount,
but I think that's where we're going

to look to see price on, uh, the cable.

Let me say Comcast, Comcast 31 40.

I think that's where cable
probably wants to reach up into.

So ideally what we want to
see is market rally up here.

I don't, I don't see this.

I don't see this high, another
high and then reject and so on.

I don't see that here yet.

It doesn't mean it can't form today
and give us a weekly run lower,

but I just think it's more apt
to go to 1 30, 1 40 longer-term.

So I want to be more focused
on that scenario unfolded

and trying to capture a high.

Vantage FX and go markets had
us dollar index, but it's a

little different price to FX LTD.

Thank you for that, Anton.

But you can probably appreciate why
I would not want to do that because

I already get a lot of questions.

Mug data doesn't look like yours.

Maybe won't regardless
of where you're trading,

who showed me initially how
smart money really works.

Well, my first introduction was
through lady Williams, which

commitment traders report.

And then I found out there's
a fallacy and falling.

It just blindly.

So I already came into trading because
of him, but the notion there was people

out there that knew more than I am
or knew, knew more than I do then.

And because of my attraction for
people trading in the markets

in America, online, back in the
nineties was kind of like the thing.

So they had message
boards on the internet.

And I ended up going into
one of the message boards.

Some guy was doing, uh, a stock picking
thing and I started naming stocks and it

got pretty, uh, I got a lot of following.

Let's put it that way.

And then everyone asked if I
did anything other than stocks.

And I was like, well, I
started as a commodity.

So I started talking about commodities
and specific moves in that market.

And I started getting popular there.

And then I focused on
the S and P and bond.

And because of that gathering, I got a
collection of people and made my own room.

And while I had my room and I would
do occasional posts to get more people

coming into the room, and it finally
got up to a thousand people in my

private room, uh, I was approached by a
gentleman that emailed me and, uh, asked

if I could be willing to sit with him.

And he would be willing to travel
to where I live on east coast.

And I was like, well, I'm not sure what
your interests would be with me, but,

you know, w w what's your we getting it?

He says, well, I, I, I would like
to meet with you and just discuss

some potential opportunities.

I was like, well, what
kind of opportunities?

Because at a time I was comfortable with
what I was doing, but long and short of

it is, um, but we made an arrangement.

We met in a undisclosed place and we met
with another gentlemen that was with him.

There was two guys that came and he
said, they have been very impressed by

the level of consistency I have with
the equities and the other market calls

and asked if I was working with someone.

And I was like, no, I
haven't done just homegrown.

I just did all this stuff on my own.

And he said, well, look, you know,
um, We have an opportunity for you if

you'd be interested in listening to it.

And I was like, okay, sure.

So I'm thinking, you know, they
want me to be like an analyst,

you know, that type of thing.

Cause I'm certainly not going to try
to trade out people's money because

at the time I was too stressed out
doing my own trading, you know,

there was a lot of risk and a lot of
leverage every time I took a trade.

So I already knew at that moment,
which later changed that I didn't want

to touch other people's money, but
if I was gonna be like an analyst,

that'd be great because I saw
people doing those types of things.

And I think at the time I really
wanted to be in, in the, like the

magazines, like, uh, futures magazine.

Um, they didn't have like trade
magazine back then, but futures

magazine was like the, the magazine.

And I wanted to have my name in
there because the ego and pump,

then I thought that's what these
guys were going to be doing.

They're going like, Hey look, you
know, they're going to ask me to

provide like an article once a
month and I've be all for that.

I wasn't great.

But they started talking to me
about things that, uh, would be

made available to me and teaching.

And would I be interested in
going to basically work with them?

And I wasn't really sure what
they were outlining until

our second interview meeting.

And they gave me some things to look
at it wasn't really highly detailed.

And, you know, just kinda like
quizzing me how I thought about things.

Like what was my mindset
about certain things?

And a lot of it had
nothing to do with trading.

Like w what's my opinion of,
um, certain things in the world.

I have no link to trading whatsoever.

It's almost similar to, and I'm not
sure if there's any of you that are

like police officers, but it's like a,
um, a psychological evaluation that,

that was really like the question.

It was like a questionnaire like that.

And they gave me that and they
said, look, you know, bring this

back with you when we meet again.

And I'll, I'll send you an email
and we'll meet at that time and

we'll meet the same place I like.

Okay, sure.

So literally I went home and
I went through it real quick.

It's about 32, 33 pages
of, uh, of questions.

And I just basically had to make a choice
of how I felt about that condition or

that, you know, uh, fall process about
whatever it is that they were asking

an individual questions and I had to
give back to them and I gave it to him.

Uh, we had another interview and
that was a little bit over an hour.

And they said, look, you know, we're going
to take a look at your, uh, your responses

here and we'll get back to you again
and then we'll have another interview.

And I was like, okay, sure.

And at this point, honestly,
I really wasn't interested.

And I was thinking to myself, you
know, what are these people doing?

Like, I didn't, they didn't
feel comfortable because they

didn't give me any real more.

They give me a lot of information and
that second one beyond the X thing,

questions of the questionnaire.

So anyway, Ms.

Served interview, they basically
outlined, um, how they would make more

information about trading available to me.

Yeah, if would be interested in
coming on board and be trained,

it'd be a formal training.

And I would be, you know, working with
a lot of the folks that you wouldn't

hear about or know about, but the things
that they know I have to be trained

and go through those types of things.

So naturally I was thinking, wow,
I'm going to be like, you know

what, the commercials now, and
it's not that it was completely

different from that like commercials.

They're just like, like Hershey, you
know, they're large, big users of cocoa.

So they have real supply and
demand people tracking the supply

and demand factors around cocoa.

Because if they have to use a ton of
it all the time daily to make their

candies in there, you know, their, their
products, they have to keep track of that.

And in commodities there's a
real supply and demand factor.

Every other asset class, it's
all artificial supply and demand.

It's, it's engineered.

It's manipulated not to say that
commodity prices aren't manipulated to

a certain degree because they are, but

the, the third interview was more or less
like they liked my responses, but they

had a lot of questions about where, what
to, what lengths would I be willing to go?

And what threshold would I go to?

Where I wouldn't like,
would I be willing to move.

And at the time I really
wasn't willing to move.

I'm a home body.

I like to be in one place.

I want it to be bouncing around.

And they were asking me, looking
at, you have to move a lot and

work with other people too.

So it would be not just me learning
it, it would be Mooney learning it.

And then I would be also teaching
other people, training other people.

And eventually all these things would
make me move up larger into more influence

about what the markets would be doing.

So I don't have anything more I can
say about it here, but, um, if you're

asking like who they are and what their
names are, I'm not going to do that.

Um, and that's not really supposed
to be talking about it at all

to be quite honest with you.

But, um, all the things that I
learned about dominion relation

aspect of the marketplace, obviously
that's always been a 10 forehead

topic for everyone out there.

If you ever traded right away, you
can think of somebody out there to

get ya, but it's not retail anything.

It's not like somebody I
can say, Hey, look, read.

Cause this'll get you close to it.

It's nothing like that.

And you see like, you go on YouTube, okay.

You can look up banking, market maker.

Obviously my stuff will pop up, but
then you have all these other guys

that'll say, you know, what, what
the market maker never wants you to

learn or what the I'll never teach
you about what the market does.

There's different degrees
of making a market.

I mean, obviously if you're a
writer for, um, options, you could

be a market maker in that aspect.

You know, if you are, uh, if
you're in a brokerage firm, okay.

And you're providing
that liquidity, you know?

Yeah.

You're a market maker, but that's
not what I'm talking about.

What I'm talking about is starts all
the way at the top and why the price

has manipulated from that point.

All these other people can come out with
courses and it can come up with workshops

and travel all around the world and
be real nice and polite and talk about

how, you know, it's this and it's that.

And it's nothing like that at all.

It's nothing like that.

There literally is a move
on other people's money.

And that's what it is.

It's not the retail folks.

It's the large funds and they
have a very systematic Jermaine,

not germane, not a systematic and
generic approach to how it's done.

And they'll have a lot of variables in it.

But when you understand them,
they repeat over and over again.

So years ago I took it upon
myself to ask the general populace

through very selected means.

If they could get a group of people
traded, uh, trained to do this as well.

And I did it for a, for a fee,
obviously, And that information is

pretty much being pumped all over the
internet and it's incomplete as well.

It has a lot of different stuff
that I don't even use anymore.

And they added things to it, all these
other indicators that I didn't use back

then, but the, uh, the idea of what
smart money really does like it, first of

all, there's no way I could have arrived
at these types of things on my own.

I had a lot of preconceived notions
about why the market does what it does,

but I couldn't put my finger on exactly
how it could be seen and expected

to see unfold again in the future.

Like I always see like anything
else, everything's perfect hindsight.

But what I started looking at is all
because I journaled like a madman.

I mean, I'd literally kept journals
every single trading day, whether I

did a trade or didn't do a trade, I
was journaling all the time because my

opinion of development is you have to
have some measure of where you came from.

And if you don't have that, you don't know
if you're going in the right direction.

So, because I was obsessive about learning
this stuff and spending half of a 24 hour

day always being immersed in it, reading
it and listening to it and cassette

tapes, you know, when I was dealing with
any route, you know, I had a headset, a

Walkman, and I would listen to, you know,
dice talking about trading, you know, and

it was, I was constantly feeding myself
and a lot of it was garbage, but I was

always plugged into the marketplace.

So I've very, very high.

Selective about what I was listening to.

I didn't watch TV and doing
any kind of sports anymore.

I worked out and it just
consumed the market stuff.

Data looked at all kinds of asset
classes, tried to figure out

everything I could possibly figure out.

But what I learned from meeting these
two gentlemen and the things they

taught, it filled in a lot of the gaps.

When I went back to my old stuff.

And while they did not say, um, this is
a breaker, this is a mitigation block.

Okay.

Those terms are created by me.

I created that.

So that way I can talk about
the idea that I see in charts.

And I'm not in any way, shape or
form in trouble for doing that.

That's why I've made it pretty much
that's public knowledge, but that

stuff doesn't exist in other things.

And while it quick glance, if they see
a rectangle on a chart, they readily

naturally assume it's supply and demand.

And I am done.

I've done something with Sam stuff
over at trade, online trade academy.

I've watched maybe seven
videos of his stuff.

And like I said, if anybody's really
studied my work, you can see it's not

supplying demand, but because there's a
box that may be on my chart right away.

They're gonna assume that it's that.

And it's nothing like that.

You'll learn.

If you haven't already learned the
storyline behind why price is moving.

That's the missing element in everybody.

Else's discipline.

That's why the breakers are good.

That's why when you understand when
price comes back to a specific block,

and if it's a mitigation, why is it
going to be resistance or why it's

going to be support because there's
a storyline behind it over here.

For instance, the reason why I did the
scalp yesterday, I'm going to tell you

why you as a smart money idea, the range
was already going to be capped because

of the likelihood of that dollar index.

Coming down to that fair value gap.

It doesn't want to come down
here, rebalance that out.

They only want to come down here
to close that in, not to go lower.

They want to come down and have to
close that in and then likely move up.

That's all I need to frame a sell.

So what's the way I would love to sell
everybody else that wants to sell short.

They're already positioned here.

They came all the way
back up to take them.

So I'm going to sell as
that price was above that.

I learned that by looking at what
I learned in concept of how the

markets are manipulated and how other
priced and certain things around

time of day, I went back and looked
at my charts where I lost money.

And I saw very quickly where
I was doing the opposite.

Like I would be looking
to go long up in here.

Like I thought early as an early
trader, this move above this high,

any movement here in consolidation,
that's going to be a bull flag.

It's going to keep going.

And I would be getting along here.

So that would be buying the highs.

It changed that whole way of thinking.

When I looked back at my own trades
and the real science behind what

makes me ICT or in a circle trader.

I look at the storyline
in price, what they did.

And I justify in my own terms,
why they did it, they came back up

to take these stops to go lower.

Why?

Because it went down to fair value.

You got this should provide
support in here on a dollar index.

And I'm not expecting a big move
because we're in consolidation.

So what about done here?

Okay.

I've created a criteria in concept
form where the dollar should be

forming bullishness or support
at a time when the price of your

dollar is rallying above an OHI.

This, this rally is going to
be suspect they're coming back

there to take those stops.

There's likely to have being
a big upper range, not likely.

So all these classifications
and conditions being met around

a specific time of the day.

Well, we've already seen this type of
day or time of day, rather 14, 15 sets

nine 15 in the morning and your time
and your expected a small range day.

You're gonna possibly see what, uh, New
York reversal, New York reversal unfolds.

And you could see it was only
one PIP above this high and

really, really nice entry.

Everything that I've done was
the go back and price and figure

out what that manipulation was.

And why would they want to
knock out that individual?

Or why would they want to take
price down to a specific level?

What's that storyline see?

No one teaches that.

They'll always talk about it in hindsight,
but no one has been able to put.

The work to outline what that storyline.

Okay.

If you look at, uh,

Steve Morrow's, um, business, what he's
done with my information, he's had a

lot of indicators and crap to it, but he
talks about just the simple failure swings

at the highs and the lows in London.

Okay.

Sometimes it doesn't create that.

And that's why people that use that stuff.

They find on the internet.

They don't always get good setups.

Sometimes they're going to sell short
and it runs up one more time and goes

into a breaker, or it goes in and
fills in a void, or it closes a gap.

See, he didn't learn that.

I kept all that stuff from him.

I kept it from everyone.

The storyline is there has
to be a movement in price to

go to a rebalancing point.

That's what I liked about Chris
Laurie, because he's real close

to it, but he doesn't have it.

He understands imbalances.

But if you look at what he teaches, he
doesn't teach everything that I taught

just in the snow, the sniper series.

If he incorporated that with what he
does, he probably do a lot better.

Secondly, uh, there's another guy.

Steve is a Steven Cole, Cole,
Martin Cole, Martin Cole.

Um, he, you know, he has information,
supposedly that's the market maker, this,

this market maker that again, watered
down version of a PDF file from 2001.

And again, he talks about the box.

What size is what's inside the box?

Okay.

All that was is a watered down
version of a conversation.

I had referring to how in consolidations,
we want to know what the market makers

are going to do inside that range.

And the manipulation is if we're bullish,
we want to see that manipulation move out

of the box, lower that's the Judas swing.

I didn't call it a Judas swing at.

I said, we want to see a swing out of that
box, whatever that box is going to be.

Well, guess what?

There's several instances throughout
the 24 hour trading day, where you

can see a potential Judas swing.

One of them is London lunch.

One of them is Lennon close.

One of them is London open.

And the other is the new day.

New York is generally always a
reversal or it's a continuation.

The way I break down price with all
these storyline ideas is it gives

you context, context that doesn't
appear in any other discipline.

So the greatest work I've had and what
makes my whole approach to trading unique

is that I have always gone into price to
try to justify what it is that's going on

because I don't see buyers and sellers.

That's what the market teaches us.

If you listen to supply and demand,
the guy says he learned this by

looking at the stack of tickets,
how many buy orders and how many

sellers he didn't clear for everybody.

So that's nonsense by itself right away.

That's nonsense.

That's like saying, you
know, the total volume.

Okay.

In, um, enforced because your
broker shows you therefore.

That doesn't equal the same amount of the
total volume of that buying or selling.

And you're not going to get real
accurate, uh, volume for four X because

it's, there's no local exchange.

There's no centralized exchange.

So again, I mean, we could talk about
this all day long and it's either

going to bore you or you're going to
be like, well, I didn't know that.

I mean, we've said it enough, but
the point is, is I don't want to

give you the impression that I'm
going to tell you their names.

Okay.

And how are you going to
meet them all my business?

Because when I walked away from
it, I was scared, you know?

And I was nervous when I first
put my first video up, I was

reminding myself out loud.

I'm only going to teach this much.

I'm going to say this much.

And, but what happened was, is I got
very, very good feedback, which I knew

it would, but the feedback became like a
reliving of the, that moment that I got.

And I got addicted to that feeling of,
I know what that feeling is for them.

And I wanted to relive it.

And if you go back and listen to my
videos actually got emotional sometimes.

And because I know what it's like, I know
exactly what it's like for all of you.

I know it's like when you were struggling,
I know when it's like, when you're

getting right on the cusp of success.

And I know it's like when you get
it and you finally have it and

there's nothing I can do to take
it back from you and nothing.

Anyone else is gonna say to change
your mind about it, you'll know.

You know it.

So it's like, you know, London
creating and high, low today.

I mean, you know, it now
it's a direction on biases.

You know, one sided, you know,
what's going to happen between

two o'clock and four o'clock
in the morning, New York time.

It's an, it's a dead ringer.

Not every day is going to do
it, but you know, that there's

likelihood that unfolding it's there.

So, uh, when I first started talking
about the deviations on central

bank deals, range right away,
people were trying to apply it.

And because they don't have all
the conditions that you would look

forward to apply it, oh, this is crap.

Doesn't work.

No, you don't have every piece of it.

If I give you, you know, four pieces of
a jigsaw puzzle, the likelihood of you

knowing what their picture is, it's not
likely you're going to know what it is.

So it's reasonable to assume
you're not going to get the

outcome that you probably thought.

So, yeah, I feel comfortable with having
central my dealer's range on a YouTube

channel because it gives them enough that
they can find it in the charts sometimes

and say, wow, look how precise that was.

I wish I could have done that trade.

See, that's what you're learning.

You're learning all those things that
leads to why you pay attention to central

bank dealer, trains that day and why
you got one or two standard deviations.

I put it out there to let people
know this is how I found it.

I did certain things and studied
way price did these things, and

it doesn't make me a genius.

It just makes me an
obsessive compulsive person.

I wasn't letting go of it until I figured.

And it took a long time for me to come
to terms with, I wanted it to be perfect.

Like everyone, like I needed
it to be every single day.

I need to know what the high
and the low is every single day.

And I was only getting like
two or three times a week where

I would nail the higher, low.

And then it came quickly that I realized
that I didn't have to have it every single

day, because I knew there was repeating
conditions that said, you know what?

It may unfold, but it's not
as highly probable as these

other conditions I've noticed.

And that's what makes this hard.

My stuff is expensive.

It takes a lot of time, a lot
of energy, a lot of effort.

But when you study it all, you're
going to get freaky results, man.

I mean, ridiculous accuracy and you've
seen, and you've seen some of it already.

So I went a long way around, who taught
me this way, smart money really works,

but it was basically the information
that these two gentlemen provided to

me by way of something I can't tell
you or a teacher show you because it's

not for the general public to know.

And I signed something just
like you signed something.

Could I can't divulge that?

So what I did was I bridged all that
and I created what you're learning.

And you got about 75% of it now we're,
we're coming to the end of it all.

But by the time we get through
completed in August, I don't

have anything else to give.

There won't be anything
else to teach and I'm done.

It'll satisfy that promise.

I made that if I was successful, I
would make it available to other people.

And I'm doing that.

So don't think for a minute down ever
holding some secret back that you need

to make it work because everything that
I'm teaching you in this entire course,

all 12 months of the content, that's
everything I know and how I use it.

And when I use it.

So there's nothing, there's
no secret series of videos.

That's going to come out.

There's no upsell.

Hey, if you really want to know
that I'm done, um, there's nothing

else I'm going to teach you.

And there's nothing else
you'll ever need to learn.

You'll never need to buy another book.

You'll never need to look at
another workshop or video.

Another teacher you'll know
everything you need to know.

You'll know that every criteria that you
use it in and when not to use any of it.

And that's a complete, that's
a complete method of trading.

You know, I like Chris Laurie, cause he's
got a lot of simple things about price.

That makes sense because
it's very close to what I do.

But maybe if I was going to be highly
critical, you know, just about every one

of them, except for, uh, closing, avoid.

Um, they all have several things
that I would like to add to it.

And we've exchanged ideas in conversation
on the phone, or, you know, and when

we did do webinars together, uh, at the
end, you know, go over certain things

and we would compare ideas about what
we would interpret price at specific

little on why this and why that, but
apart from him, nobody else I don't think

should be listened to in the foreign
exchange market, because it's all fluff.

It's leading you the other direction.

While there may be some momentary
response off a price based on, you

know, something that didn't even
put that person in the trade with.

It just happened to be an overlap where
it worked like pivots pivot, sometimes

work, and sometimes they don't, but
we always see them in books where they

always call the low and the high today.

That's not always the case.

There are certain things that, you know,
I teach just about generic to the degree

where you can expect it almost daily.

And it's very, very accurate.

It's not like it comes in.

And once in a while, it's a daily
phenomenon, every single day, a high or a

low forms, a moment in one pair another.

And if you go back and look at the
analysis that leads you to a directional

bias, it's pretty much something
you can treat every single day.

But I don't like to do that.

I'd rather be a selective special.

And I like Euro and cable.

I only offer dollar cat and Aldi
dollar as a means of just providing

something else to prove that
this stuff works in other pairs.

Um, I collapsed a year, a dollar
trade because it hasn't moved and

we didn't see a continuation on a
dollar index and it's yet to move.

So it's better to be on the sidelines
now, nothing nothing's moving.

Uh,

would you add the free tutorial
link stuff to this forum?

If taken down from your website?

Let me rephrase that Matt.

I'm taking them down individually
and replacing them immediately.

So there won't be a point where
the videos are gone from my forum.

I'm just having Cody go through them
and remove the beginning intros and

adding a couple of different things in
the production and then re re replacing

it back on the web on my forum.

Well, not a formal one, but my
website, I'm not taking anything

down to, to remove it entirely.

I'm just letting you know I'm
going to be removing the, uh, the

website that's promoted in one.

I think if I'm not
mistaken, one of the series.

My best one, in my opinion,
slapper shouldn't have never had

that, that forum advertise on it.

And it does get to use daily
action to eventually hit 20,

40, and 60 day data ranges.

Yes, David, if news outcome known
and advanced by smart money.

Okay.

Is news outcome known
and advanced by Slamon?

Let me say it like this.

There are people that know what the data
releases are going to say before the fact.

Yes.

Are they smart money?

No, they're informed money because they
know what the numbers are going to be.

The difference between informed
money and smart money is smart.

Money will manipulate price
around that news event.

So, I mean, give me an example.

You look at a specific report that comes
out and if you go into Forex factory and

you click on the report, little folder,
it tells you the basic idea of how to

use the inter or interpret the price.

Um, expectation based
on the numbers release.

If this number is greater or higher,
this is positive for the currency.

Well, the release comes out that mousse
should be positive for the currency.

And what does it do?

He goes the other.

That's that's smart money.

They manipulate the thought
processes because everyone's

interpretation of fundamentals.

That's not the secret to it.

Now it's the secret to
long-term investing.

Yes, but I'm not in Forex
for long-term investing.

I'm in here for velocity.

I'm going to put my money at
work and pull it back out.

So I'm using the model of smart money,
manipulating price around news events,

because what you normally expect to see
happen, generally, isn't what happens.

And it's amazing.

It's almost like you can, you can just
do the opposite, what you expect to

see and then lots of work to unfold.

And that manipulation that takes place
while it'd be bullish for a currency.

If we see a specific number, come out in
a high impact or medium impact news, and

if that release comes out and yes, it's
at a number or data point that provides

what would be reasonably expected.

Bullishness.

If I see a rally up to a premium array,
I'm selling short in that situation many

times, that's the manipulation side of it.

So I know what you're asking
in regards to, um, does smart

money know what the news is?

Smart money doesn't care.

What the news is smart money.

When I refer to it is the bank that
pushes price around and resets price

because they're making money off
of unsetting I'm sorry, unsettling.

The large funds.

If they can make a run on that
liquidity pool, they absorb that.

And also they come in, they
can facilitate their own trade.

So.

Hopefully I answered your question, but
they don't need to know what the news is.

News doesn't move price.

Psychology does.

Uh, I have started to
become very good at trading.

Do you find it scary when you went,
when your win rate is really high?

Um, I think I've talked about this
in the mentorship and then another

time in our free YouTube videos.

But, uh, you do, you definitely want
to avoid that John Wayne, you know,

when you start strutting around
your house, thinking yourself,

I mean, I got this stuff linked.

That's usually when you're about to have
a losing streak and it's because you

feel confident, but then when you have
one loss that's reasonable and expected

and maybe a second loss, it's reasonable
and she'd expected you flip out and you

see if you identify yourself with I'm.

Mr.

Perfect.

You quickly want to try to get that back
because if you get it back, then, then you

can tell yourself verbally and out loud.

Yeah.

I think a lost, I got it
right back right away.

So I'm still awesome.

So yes, you, it, you need to be
aware of what you're feeling.

That's why, before you take a train,
you want to write down how you feel

because you're not writing it down
just to have it as a log to oh yeah.

That day I was happier
that day I was depressed.

What you're dealing is, is you're making
a mental mile marker for reflection.

Like I know I'm going
into this trade right now.

I'm pissed off.

I'm pissed off because
I got to drive 10 hours.

Okay tomorrow, because I don't
want to go on an airplane.

You know, I'm mad, I'm angry.

Okay.

So I'm going to make that
an entry in my journal.

So right away, that should be a reminder.

Hey, look, I'm going to probably be doing
things emotionally in the marketplace.

So if I take a loss, be done with the
market, then don't take another trade.

So that's why the benefit of having
that in your journal is there now

in relationship to how, if you
were feeling, I feel good today.

I feel, I feel confident today,
or I feel like I'm winning, you

know, then you're really elated.

So when you are in a winning trade and
you feel the impulse to say, like, I

want to hold for a little bit more.

It's it's going to turn into
a bigger trade reflect back

on how you started the day.

If you feel like you're Mr.

Perfect.

And everything's awesome.

Okay.

You want to close the trade because you're
already getting that king Kong feeling and

believe me, that is such a true statement.

When Larry Williams said it, as soon as
you pull out the calculator and start

thinking about how much more you're
going to make on the trade, get out.

And it's that served me well.

It's, it's like a gospel now for me.

I listened to it in my
internal dialogue all the time.

So yes, to answer your question, Dan,
it is, it should be scary for you when

your win rate goes really, really high,
because you know, what's going to happen.

Eventually you're going to have
a loss and how you deal with

that loss is going to be really.

A direct correlation to how you're
going to be a trader for the next

month or, and a half, because you're
probably gonna lose your account.

You're gonna think you're too high and
mighty as a trader and you won't accept

one loss cause you're gonna try to hurt
and get it back to prove that you are

that's the rockstar and it messes you
up and you, and you parlay that one

or two losses into a series of them.

And you know what the outcome is.

You're not gonna have to
keep the same risk model.

You're not going to double down.

You don't have to reduce, okay,
you're going to double up.

You're going to increase the leverage
because you want to get it back.

Bruised.

Ego syndrome is the worst
scenario for men in trading.

We don't care if we take a loss, as
long as we get it back the same day

after the mentorship, did we still
have a chance to learn from you?

Uh, you were saying that you will have
a signal service or something like that.

Is this the case?

Um, I don't believe I'm going
to be doing a single service.

Now I do that, the domestic
patrols, but I have committed,

uh, once a week to you guys.

I think that's fair.

My wife and my family would have
no problem allowing me to put

15 or 20 minutes into a weekly.

Um, you know, just to touch base.

Everybody give up, give my opinion about
what the markets are doing that would do

that in a real quick, short 15 minute,
20 minute video on a weekend, like on

a Saturday and say, Hey look, you know,
I'm really watching this this week.

That way you can use the
information you learned.

But I don't want to make a promise
to you anything more than that, but

I think once a week is fair and you
guys will have a lot of information.

We'll be doing your own thing, but
I'll still operate through the forum.

Uh,

I'm confused on ADR.

Do we use the whole range for stop-loss
or 50% if you're doing a swing trade or

a position trade, and you think that the
position is more likely to move off of

a hard timeframe, longer term, you enter
this time of day with the full five day

average daily range as your stop loss.

And it makes it real easy.

You don't have to be doing
anything scientific measurements

or anything like that.

It is simply get a value range for
buying and you subtract that from the

opening price or 10 or 20 cars below.

If you want to be buying
all limit in place your, uh,

find the average value range.

Stop-loss below that and years let it go.

If you're not going to be using higher
timeframe, swing or position trading

entry, you just take a 50% of that
last five days, average daily range.

And that's a really good general thump.

And if you can provide support with
all the things you learned from

last month and this month content,
you're going to find it yourself.

I'm going to be a little small.

Uh,

some of these questions are really,
really, really old and you were

probably responding to something I
said, and I can't pull that up to

figure out what you were saying.

I don't ever use the Euro index now.

Um, yes.

I want the liquidity to come back to,

am I staying the whole New York session?

No, I'm going to be closing here
in two minutes because the video

is now approaching two hours.

A lot of repeats questions.

Yes.

This is what we're doing when we
complete this month, apart from any

little subtle things that I teach you in
August, there will only be applications

of everything that I've taught.

So anytime we go about
discussing the marketplace,

we'll be framing on our daily.

So you'll have a daily chart
and a lower timeframe chart.

It may be a four hour, maybe I
want, or maybe a 15, a typing

depending upon what the conditions
is on marketplace at that time.

And I'll tell you what side of
the marketplace I'm focusing on.

If it's going to be a short term swing
or position, if there's conditions

are there, you'll always see that in
my chart and you'll have the levels

that I'm watching in a PD, right?

So while there are other PDA rays to work
off of, when I do my chart index charts

with you, the ones I'm focusing on that
I think is the largest draw on price.

Like I do.

Now that will still be there.

I'm not going to address the chart
over every single PD array, because

then it comes two months, but I'm
telling you why I believe price

is going to go to that PD array.

And that Y that that's the basis.

Why you'll know why I think
that market's going to go either

one, one shot, one kill basis.

If this is a day trade, if it's
going to be a swing trade, or if

it's setting up for a position trade.

So once we get through this content of
this month, everything we frame we'll have

to have a classification because there's
nothing new in terms of the teachings

that you'll have in the mentorship after
this month, just the application thereof.

Uh,

is there a financial news outcome
known in advanced by smart money?

I think I already answered that.

Yes, I'll show you my, uh, my trading
desk and all the modelers, all that stuff.

And now I do it,

the bat cave.

Uh,

I'm not sure if he asked the question
Darrell, but see your comment

about wanting to leave Bitcoin.

I do not want to touch it.

Don't care about it.

Wouldn't trust it.

And you can fly all the way to
the moon and I could care less.

Penny stocks do that too.

And they crash.

Will you be rich with these concepts?

Well, I don't know.

Rich is basically a term that everyone
else will have a different definition for,

but I can tell you you'll be richly in,
in, um, blessed because of the insights

that it gives you and how you use.

Obviously, you know, if you use wisdom
in the right context, you know, it's

going to have a positive outcome.

If you put money to that as
an investment, I don't know.

I don't know how much you can
make, but if you don't do the

right things, you can lose a lot.

Yes.

I'm teaching flout this month.

Um,

active trace has dollar
index and tight spreads.

Thank you about Yacko.

Um,

should we use four X LTD for
analysis and transfer the ideas to

our live accounts for execution?

Well, I don't tell you
to do live executions.

I tell you to work in four XLT D.

That's how I have to operate in
the states to stay within the

regulations set forth by CFTC.

So you'll only hear me ever
refer to demonstrate I'm not

licensed to give trade advice.

I'm only talking about things in a demo
account where you can't make money and

you can't lose money, but I'm certain,
some of you will see repeating phenomenon

that will bolster your confidence
to make a segue into live accounts.

You decide when you're going
to do that on your own.

I never tell you that.

Because the risks are all of
these, they all yours just as

well as the, the winds are.

And I don't take credit
for either one of them.

I can see you Andreas.

So I'm not sure if he said
something other than that one.

Yeah.

No signal service.

I'm not doing that.

You guys don't, you, ain't
going to need a signal service.

You're all going to be starting
your own signal services.

Yes.

I'm going to teach how I do all my
compounding when I'm working with an

account for real, real aggressive growth.

Uh, it works nice with tree software.

When transitioning into a live
account in the future, what do

you advise as a reasonable amount
to start with the lowest amount?

You can start with

whatever the minimum is that you
can start with for life funds.

Use that.

And I mean this, okay, because
if you can't grow a $1,000 live

account, you sure as hell are not
going to grow a $50,000 live account.

You'll see when you trade with
live money, even if it's a small

account, It's going to many times
calls a great deal of a nerve.

It's going to unnerve you.

It's going to stretch out.

Cause you're going to, you won't have that
feeling of I'm protected because it's a,

it's a demo on this study and the outcome.

So it's not, you're not done with
this mentorship when you complete it,

you still have to make that segue.

Eventually, if you're going to invest
in what life funds, you have an

experience of trading with live money
that you have to go through too.

And that's all so little, it's all on you.

But if you stick to the things
that's being taught to you, at least

you'll have a framework to work with.

And not just simply just
go crazy with yourself.

And the think that you're a
wants to reach down in here.

I guess they got tired of waiting and
seeing if I was going to close this

session, man, ICT stopped talking.

We got to get this year.

We go lower.

I'm going to outwait them.

You got time of day to work with anybody.

I don't.

I can leave this recording all day.

What size of an account do
you need to make $300 a week?

Um, you could probably do really good
with a hundred thousand dollar account.

You probably wouldn't take
much effort at all to make that

a a hundred, a hundred thousand dollars.

You can, uh, you can do
really well with that.

You could probably get three 50 easy,

but you probably had to stay up all one.

And to get that

in seriousness, uh, to make $300 a week.

Um, let me see here if I was going,
if I went back in time and I said to

make 300 hours a week, let's see, uh,

$5,000,

$5,000.

And if you do a three to one vision,
a 2% risk, you can get a $300 on that.

So here's the Euro.

Reaching for the 10, I'm sorry.

The 1 0 8 90 cell stops

is $10,000 per week.

A realistic target.

Well, for demo, it's realistic.

Overleveraging and you're putting
as much as you possibly can and not

worry about margin calls, but to make
$10,000 a realistic weekly objective.

If you have a larger account, obviously
it's all relative and how much you're

earning and how much you're losing.

But I think the question
that's why I answered it.

The question was it was realistic.

You know, what, what do you need to
have to make about 300 hours a week?

Yeah, I'm trying to outlast
them today with the Euro.

Let's see what the dollar is doing.

See if it's running for these buys stuff.

Ooh, look at that.

They took out their equal
highs, but it doesn't mean it.

Can't this call right back in the middle.

We had to expand up.

We already identified
these equal highs here.

So we want to see a price run through next
level here to watch this yesterday's high.

So if it gets through that, we'll
probably want to see a signal expansion.

What sound that I'm making?

I don't know what I said.

Let's look on a five minute
gives more volatility.

Well, I think if we put it on a
one minute, at least it'll feel

like we were a trade in London.

Yeah.

I'm just going to say it.

I think they're out here watching
what I'm doing and they're basically

trying to screw up wherever they can.

Cause if they can unseat me, then there's
going to be no faith in what I'm teaching.

And everybody's just forget about

Merkel's sitting at her terminal
right now saying, look, we got

to get this guy off the internet.

What are we gonna do?

We had Robbie man.

Little.

Did he know?

I'm still short?

Alright, so we're looking for
the cell stops below these equal

over here, 28th and May 1st.

So that's where our liquidity is.

We've already ran out to
sell stocks below here.

No, I'm not short.

I'm just kidding.

I'm saying that to see if
they could get to work yet.

And I'm still short.

Lots of go up 90 pips.

Norman says never trade the ruble
or butanol send the desk squad.

Oh man.

I honestly, I hope I hope for not only
for your sake, but for my sake, because

when the markets are really running and
they're moving around, I promise you I

will be very entertaining in the markets.

We'll be able to be responsive to
the levels I'm looking for that.

That's very fun.

It is so much fun to be in that
environment where the markets have

volatility and we see where they're
going, what they're keying off of.

But I can't stress that enough.

I'm I'm so disgusted with the way
the market's trading right now.

I went to see something happen big
and it may have to be something bad.

I don't want to wish anything bad on
anybody, but we need to see something

happen to get these markets moving around,
because they're right now to this sitting

and waiting for the next shoe to drop.

And it's real.

It's, it's difficult.

It's very difficult to get movement.

When was the last period?

When the markets was really good?

Well, the market was
decent for us last fall.

Uh it's is it realistic to only
trade in London, live in Europe?

You're finding that your most
profitable and you're not tired.

That's well, as the benefit of having all
the information, because you can select

the lead pick, whether you're going to
be at London trader or New York trader,

or if you're forced to work in the time
of day where you can't be up for London,

because you got to go to work or start
your business, and you're doing your

business or you're working during the
New York session, it kind of leads you to

doing what we taught you in April using
the agent session to get your entries in.

Trust me, there's no reason for
you to feel like your circumstances

are going to limit you.

There's something you can do that
will provide you a means of trading.

And you can still participate in
whatever moves that take place on Monday.

You don't have to be awake.

Don't don't think you
have to be up doing that.

You don't.

Do you have any more insight to teach
on price action formations that is

applicable to all asset classes?

Yes.

So every time price makes a high or
low, there is a reason behind it.

Yes, absolutely.

Anytime price takes out an old high or
an old low, you gotta be asking yourself

what would be the reason for that.

That's why I like turtle soup.

Turtle soup gives me context.

So I'm looking for a move above an old
high to either justify continuation on a

larger move or higher timeframe premise,
or to see them take the stops on a

short term manipulation to get short on.

And by having that storyline
premise behind why you're looking

at price, it helps you with bias.

It helps you with overcoming fear.

Like I know this isn't
that much of a move.

Okay.

But a lot of you're still
scared to sell above that.

Like you would never think that to a
comfortable position to be going up here

right above here, I'm going to sell it.

It doesn't make sense.

It feels like you're breaking
out was really strong.

And that's why you have to
do these exercises to this

basically desensitize you to it.

And once you understand the conditions
and the rules that we look for, it's

no problem to do over and over and over
again, you won't fear taking losses

and a lot of you, that's what
you only have to do right now.

I mean, you know enough that if you
just simply would just practice and

execute on it, most of your problems
right now are all in your head.

You're afraid.

You're afraid.

If you have a string of losses, you're
afraid if you, if it doesn't continue

in your favor, who would have happened.

If you go into a tailspin, you know,
are you going to nuclear account?

See what cables doing, uh, their
whole Caitlin consolidation today.

And here we are.

So they're holding K one consolidation.

They're dropping Euro pound.

So your pound needs to
go below these lows here.

We have a gap right in here.

So this might be a really
short lived decline on fiber.

So we're looking for that.

That'll take the cell
stops, closing that gap.

So if it goes down anymore, it
probably is only going to go to

reaching for these, if at all.

So.

Just be mindful that, all right,
I'm going to close this one.

Cause it is a very, very,
very long, very long video.

And the folks that sit in indoor, this
are gonna be like really SFU, all that.

What did I get from it?

But yeah, I, I promise you my, my time.

So it is what it is.

The, uh, the Euro finally moved a
little bit that moved much, but right

side of the market, again, like I
said, once they, once they relax

the market and they can see movement
and trust me, you will be elated.

It's going to be crazy.

It's so much fun to see how that moves
and accelerates away from the levels we're

looking for and go right into the profit.

We're going to have the window
of profitability down into like a

30 minute time window, and you'll
see, they'll go right into them.

You'll love it.

Trust me.

But he's got to get a guy into it.

They're not going to hold it like
this entirely until September.

And you'll see it.

September is months is going
to be question and answer.

But if we maintain this sloppiness and
type ranges in, uh, in may, I'll do

the question and answer stuff, but I'll
also do, uh, I don't intend to do live

sessions that were charts in September.

So that way, you know what I'm
doing, I'm only answering questions.

That's been posed to me in the
form that has been remaining after

all the contents are released to.

And I create a thread that way you guys
ask whatever it is that you're having

struggles with, that you need closure on.

I'll spend that time answering those
questions and get your format that

we need the examples and show you
why it is what I'm saying, but I'll

overlap that with, uh, with traits

because September is a really nice month.

I mean that month is
usually a very liquid month

and that's it.

So for those that hung in the entire
time, awesome, you got the Ironman award.

If you didn't lose consciousness
and didn't fall asleep, you

get a bonus for that too.

But at least you can see, even
though they kept pricing, I'll take

range for a moral victory alone.

Um, we had the direction, right?

We booked for the market to go off,
create a sale scenario and then sell off.

We looked for the dollar to
create a low, which we basically

almost nailed almost right to it.

Uh, we went up just a little bit below
it and we see the responsiveness.

So you can forecast, you can see,
um, how you can frame this set off.

Well before London.

I mean, I gave you this
last night before what?

Eight 40.

I think it's one of those
posted to the forum.

So anyway, it'll get more.

It'll get more exciting than this,
and that's just going to leave it at

that, just watch and see if we get
through this high, if we gain momentum,

we're looking for these bike stops
over here with the exes and that'll

drive your down into these cell stops.

And I would like for it to stay
just below, here, maybe go down

maybe two or three pips below that,
and then consolidate because if we

get that, what we'll look for is
a range expansion on the upside.

Like if we don't like, we don't go much
below here, this is a better scenario.

Say, we don't go much below this low here.

And this is the low of the day.

I would like that if we consolidate
here, left this void, because Dan, what

we will be looking for is eight o'clock
tonight in New York time priced to

want to rally up and close that void.

That's our cell.

And we reckon and run for the gaps.

That's the outline I'm
calling for right now.

If it changes and say, we go below
these lows here, I would like for the

price to consolidate around that level
and not closing that void, but start

to trade up in late New York, then
consolidate around the same level here.

And then we would still look
for that scenario to trade up

or isn't that void right there.

And then make a run down to this
level here and below this level at 1

0 8 55 for the cell stops below that.

All right.

So that's it's folks.

Um,

if you're still, Hey, awesome.

I just didn't want to hold onto it.

And I didn't plan on being here this
long talking, but you guys got me.

Do you ever Jagen?

You know what I mean?

I got ma'am.

Thank you very much for your prayers.

I will touch base with you later on today.

Again, reminding you to schedule
both what I have to do with my family

this week, and then we'll be at that.

Can I get that again with, uh,
something outlined for eight

o'clock tonight and Asia?

Awesome.

Thank you very much.