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Okay in this video we're going to be discussing equilibrium
zones. Now before we carry on I want you guys to take note of
all of these things they come together. Now there's going to
be quite confusion at first to understand all of the zones but
we only have daily and weekly zones and support and
resistance zones. Okay. That's it. Now we're adding
equilibrium zones. Okay so don't don't get confused. Just
stick with just watching these videos. Each of these videos
are solely just I'm explaining the concept. In phase three
we're going to put everything together. So I'm just basically
introducing the concept to you guys. And then after that we
going to be putting everything together. Now the equilibrium
zones are solely done on the daily time frame and what it is
basically it is just the middle of each and every candle. The
clean range candle. So for example this candle we we take
the high to the low then it this middle is our equilibrium
zone. Now what does the equilibrium zone mean? It is
the average price of the day. Now banks they use this zone or
they keep track of this zone because they then can see where
50% of the capital for the majority of the day has been
formed. Okay. So they can then see where the capital they talk
about the cash flow. Uh where the cash flow has been inserted
50% prior or post the day is 50%. So the equilibrium is
extremely important because then you know all right we
going we above 50% of the previous day. So our volume is
bullish or we're below 50% of the previous day. Let me show
an example. Let's take this candle high to the low and We
draw our 50%. Okay. Now where's the market currently? The
market is below the 50percent. So what does that mean? That
means that we are definitely perish for the current day. But
that when we out of session currently. So that means during
the session we can revert to the 50 percent. We can either
respect it or we can come through and retest and go up or
we don't even have to wait for the retest. It can solely just
break this zone and we can start looking for buyers. Okay.
But I found this zone works best when it's up with the
support resistance but that we're going to discuss that
later. So that is basically what the 50% is about. Let's do
some more examples on gold. I know we currently have one. So
the previous on Friday we had this big candle to the upside.
We take the high, we take the low and this is our 50%. So the
50% is most probably one of the most important zones because
the market tends to respect it a lot. Okay. So what that means
is if we come down on this short and we break this 50%
chances of us going to the downside are are extremely
high. Okay. So Um I want you to go and practice this. Let's use
an example in history.
As you can see let's use this one. We used the high. We used
the low. And we tracked the 50% look. It came and tested that
50% right over there. Um another one.
Let's just delete these zones. Let's take this big candle. We
draw the 50%. Look at where it came and retested. Let's let's
go to that market on the lower time frame. As you can see it
tested this market. There wasn't any support here. There
wasn't any resistance. Well the resistance won't make any sense
but there wasn't a trend line. There wasn't a Fibonacci point.
There wasn't supply and demand. It the market retraced off from
that 50% because they grabbed liquidity. They knew the 50%
liquidity buyer pool is right over here. As they reached this
50% they went up to the resistance. Okay. So the 50% is
definitely well the equilibrium as I like to call is very
important because it then is a key level for us for the next
day. Now the question I can obviously can't wait to get is
how how often do I draw it and as often as you see it for
example you use the previous day you obviously won't use any
of these ones in this zone. Why? Because This is the
previous camera and already took out each and every one of
these candles. You would use this candle and this candle.
You won't use this candle because this it has been
obstructed. So we only want a clean range. We only want a
clean range. For example this candle we will use
And it will stay up here. As the market is currently
respecting it. I won't go and use this candle right over here
because once again the market is too far away from it. But
the previous daily candle is definitely the most important
one but if we are extended then you would use the nearest one.
Okay. So definitely use the nearest one and I need you.
This is an exercise. I need you to go and back test the you
using the 50% body. And the 50% wick. I need you to get back to
me and tell me which one you found was more important. So
this is a small exercise I need you guys to do. And then you'll
start to realise the importance of it. So you can either use
the body. Just track the body's 50 percent. Or you can use the
wick. Uh I know which one I'm using and I know which one
makes sense. But I need you guys to go and practice this.
Okay. And is going to be in the assessment where you need to
attach screenshots so don't worry about it. Um as we can
see we're using this one. And it then went later to be
respected. Okay so you need to go and figure out which one
makes more sense for you. The wick or the body. So that's
definitely an exercise that you guys need to use. Let's have a
look at this one. So I'm currently focusing on these two
right over here. As we can see we did track the 30%. Ah 50%.
Sorry about that. And the market closed above. So just
straight off the back what is that telling us? That is
telling us bullish momentum because it closed above. It did
not close below. So let's go to the 30 minute. And we can see.
Alright. Remember we only trading in session. So this is
still our support zone that we marked up. The market respected
our support zone and then in it closed above our 50% rule. So
that indicated for us that it is bullish market. Look how
it's respecting this 50% the entire time. Okay. So if you
combine this with the fifty moving average. I know this was
something I used to trade often but we going to use the
confluences later. I just want you guys to understand this
entire concept. Okay so definitely go ahead and back
test this equilibrium zones. It's just something extra that
we add into our calibre of tools. So don't overthink it.
Don't underthink it. It's just a previous day or the the
closest day is 50percent. We use it in conjunction with our
other zones.
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