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Good morning folks.

How are you?

Wicked.

Good.

Thank you for asking.

All right.

Um, I think it's the first time I
got more than five and a half hours

consecutive sleep in a long time.

I needed that.

Usually I don't get too tired and
broken sleep patterns is the normal

for me, but I've actually had the
work the last week and a half.

So, uh, looking at today's calendar that
we have a few things on our menu for

concern, the seven o'clock hour will

be.

Impacted with a minimum
bid rate for the Euro.

So what we watching that, um, we'll
take a break after, uh, that initial

injection of volatility for that report.

And then we'll come back about
20 minutes after eight for the

CAD and the, uh, effects of that.

And then we're going to have one
more session, uh, come back on about.

15 minutes before 11 New York time.

And we'll watch cat again, as it
relates to the crude oil inventory.

So a Canadian dollar is going
to have some movement today.

Um, I'm not saying we're gonna be taking
any trades in there, but we might do some

exercises, but we're certainly gonna be
referring to where the liquidity is and

do the drills that we've been doing since
we started the sessions, uh, for this one.

Um, if you have noticed, I tried
a new feature that I learned last

night on the forum, and it's a
password that I can change and

rotate for each individual category.

So since nothing was really time
sensitive, uh, I tried to see if you

guys had access to get to it or not.

If you can't get to it and you don't
know, and you can't follow along with it.

Because of work or whatever, and
you're here sneaking the password for

the category to get into that folder
is capital E and Nygma number nine.

And I'll give you access to that.

Um, I'm probably gonna take that off when
we're done with this one session, just to

remove the, uh, the confusion as testing
it, to see if it was with who would work.

It does.

So I'm very pleased with

that.

Yeah, it's on Twitter.

I, Twitter tweeted the, uh, the password.

Most of them are probably
already signing in now.

Cause I got a 400 people in here now.

So they're

probably here.

No, no.

You're you're allowed on the phone.

This is testing a password feature.

I didn't know.

I had, I can lock down individual
category, so, but the, uh, the

password is B Nygma nine it's
capital E E N I G M a number nine.

It's just the, uh, the mentorship.

But I'm going to Mexico.

I'm going to get, uh, get on with
this one real quick and get set up

and then we'll, we'll be able to, uh,

right.

Um, last night before I go to
the charts, uh, those that are

following along on Twitter, uh, we
had a report do for the Australian

dollar at nine 30 in New York times.

That was out here, the trade balance.

And again, I don't concern myself
with the numbers over here,

but

being a high-impact, um, report,
I was expecting a little bit more

volatility, but nonetheless, um,
what direction or what liquidity?

I should say it like that.

What, what liquidity, if we
announced on Twitter, Would be

rant on the Australian dollar.

Okay.

I'm not sure if he checked your
Australian dollar chart this

morning, but where did it go today?

Okay.

All right.

So we're going to take a look at

Australian dollar.

Okay.

So, so we see last night, uh,
ahead of the release Marcos and

consolidation in equilibrium.

Okay.

On here, all this is equal, right?

Get this thing out of the way.

Okay.

So we have marketing a big consolidation,
not really big, but a long PR uh, for a

long contraction and in the middle of that
contraction between the high and the low.

Okay.

Mark was hanging around there right
around the time of the release.

Okay.

So when we see that, what we're going
to be looking for is expansion, but

you need to understand what direction
that's going to be based on liquidity.

So if we go out to a daily chart,

assuming,

okay, we have all the bodies
that have cameras in here.

You can see, obviously I
have a dilemma up here.

I was expecting to have woke up, woke
up woken up this morning and it had

already ran up that up to that high.

But given where it's at now, you'll
actually watch me collapse it live.

But the, the idea that we were looking
for 77, 25 is based on number one,

the bodies of the candles, because
that's where the bulk of the volume is.

Okay.

So the algo will reach through.

Run up into this area of liquidity.

Why?

Because it's walking, the volume is here.

So the majority of the stops are resting
just above the big figure point 77.

And because if we expect a run on
a big figure number that has not

been penetrated in recent times,
we expect price to run through that

at least 20 pips generally, so that
the get down to 15 minute timeframe.

Okay.

You can see the.

The market was finding support inside
of bullish or blocks or solar blocks are

the down candles right before the market
moves through a short-term high that's

high qualified, good, a little shorter
block, and it has to be in a kill zone.

And this was obviously a during
a time when the market would

be sensitive for the Australian
dollar and the initial stop loss.

Yeah.

Just below the bodies of these candles.

Okay.

And as the market moved up a
little bit before I went to sleep

last night, I've moved to stop
off just below these lows here.

If it was a good, it
wouldn't come back down here.

You expand at least run for these stops.

Once it hits that it's going to reach
for the 77 big figure and then run

for the one, uh, the 77 25 level.

Okay.

So I'm going to collapse the
trade here so you guys can see it

and I can talk freely about it.

Okay.

So

the, the idea we use for liquidity runs,
that's the basis of all the setups that

you're learning over the next 12 months.

If you, if you're focusing just on
entries, and I've said this many times

before, if you're focusing just on entries
for entry patterns or entry techniques,

that's the least of your concern.

That's the least important factor
because you actually, you can be a

little late or a little bit early, as
long as you know, where the most likely

liquidity is going to be reached for.

Okay.

So the, at the interbank level,
the algos that run and deliver

price to us, they're going to seat
where the majority of liquidity is.

And obviously if you look
at what we've seen for the

Australian dollar Scott downtown,

Okay,

as you had kind of bed for a while
since the last day of August and every

Bush or block has been capitalized,

we had this one in here

and that's what we expanded out
of from the report last year.

So the market structure has
been in place for bullishness.

Uh, we talked about the Australian
dollar and even the Kiwi, which just

for completeness, I haven't talked
about Kaylee for awhile, but let's put

it up here for a minute because both
Kiwi and Aussie, they do have interest

rate driven markets for higher prices.

And you can see that's been the
case and it's still been going on.

Okay.

So, um, I need to re uh, recall that
from all the YouTube live sessions I did,

um, the notations that I gave for that.

And I think I, I can't, I don't
recall exactly what webinar did, but

I pulled up, um, the interest rates
for all the major countries and showed

you the relationship between all of
them and how to get that information.

And, yeah.

We had the highest and in Australia
and I had the second highest in

terms of the interest rates that
builds in a carry trade idea.

So you have all this, uh, market
action to support those quote unquote

fundamental drivers long-term.

So, um, David check the Twitter where
you're talking about the Australian

dollar last night rate, right around
the, uh, nine 30 time in New York.

So wherever you are.

Globally, figuring out that
time on Twitter, on the feed.

And you'll see that we are talking
about 77, 25 is the poorly run.

So if you haven't caught wind of the
themes we've had for the entire month of

September so far is I'm proving number
one on a daily basis that we can call

the direction on intraday volatility.

We can call where the
market's going to reach for.

What's a high degree of consistency.

Um, well, it's not going to go.

It's not going to go to 77, 25 or
50 pits or so in, in, uh, in a big,

big jump, unless it's impact driven.

But we were joking about the
hung on Twitter last night,

how it was no real fireworks.

It was just like nothing happened.

Nonetheless, the liquidity is still
at 77, 25 and layers all the way up

to 77 50, which is the reason why
you saw the limit, whatever it was.

All right.

So again, going through every
single day, I'm giving you context

about what market we're watching or
studying for that particular day.

And we're waiting for the market
to expand either higher or lower

into the liquidity that we.

Every single day, we're getting those
responses in one capacity or another one,

one currency or another, we're getting it.

So I'm, I'm hopefully communicating
the fact that while it's not necessary

for you to take a trade every single
day, and that's not what I'm trying

to cultivate in your expectations.

I don't want you to see every single
day us finding opportunities like this,

where the market will reach for certain
levels and running away with the idea

that I should have been on that trade.

Okay.

The month of September is number
one, calming all the nerves because

there's a lot of people that have
uncertainty about number one, me

too, the ability of anyone being
able to consistently call the market.

So we're spending the entire month of
September, just laying the foundation,

proving that there is a method behind
the madness that priced is delivered on.

It's not random.

We've proven that just about
every single day so far.

I think that the level of consistency
and the focus that we have relating

to specific currencies and levels that
we call for, and it hits that that is

the beginning blocks of you developing
consistent trade entries and setups.

If you don't have this idea, it doesn't
matter what your entry pattern is

because it's probably going to be wrong.

If you can't determine where the
market's most likely going to reach for.

I mean, can we all agree that if you
don't know where it's going, does it

matter really when you're buying, selling.

Is it ultimate.

If you have the direction or where
it's ultimately going to be drawn

to, it doesn't make a difference.

Entry patterns are the least important
because if you don't know where it's

most likely going to go, you might as
well just so dark and see what happens.

You have to have a clear indication where
the probabilities most favor the market

going higher or lower, and that's just.

Vaguely higher or lower to
what level is it going to?

Their specific price is that
the algos will reach for.

Okay.

And when you understand the framework,
you'll know exactly what the reach

for you'll know what to look for in
terms of price action, and then between

where the market is at the time of
your study and what you anticipate

that market reaching for that liquidity
inside of those two price points.

There should there should trade.

Yeah.

So then you wait for the specific
price pattern that you trade on,

whether it be a bullish, shorter
block or their shorter block, a return

to fair value where it closes in a
range or a stop run, turtle suit.

Those three conditions is all you
need, but you have to understand

the context of what you're
looking at and frame the idea of.

Okay.

Right now the market is at XYZ price.

Okay.

Indications are in the chart that the
market will most likely want to reach

for the liquidity above this level.

And how many pips away is that if it's
not a favorable amount of pips, and

to me, it's, I like 50 to 75 pips.

If I can't get a trade that
does not warrant at least 50 to

75 pips, I'm really not in it.

I'm not interested in taking it because
it's not going to give me the well,

the return on my time and energy
invested in monitoring and managing.

For some of you, that's
probably still not enough.

You probably would want several
hundred pips and you're going to have

to use timeframes like the four hour
and the daily to find news trades.

That's fine.

But there's a million opportunities
across the month with all the

different pairs that are available.

All you need to do is just settle
down and just pick one pair and focus.

We did the Canadian dollar yesterday.

We did the, um, sorry, the
Australian dollar last.

We're going to be focusing on the
impact of multiple reports coming

out during a New York session.

So that's the focus for today.

We're hopefully gonna showcase
how the markets will gyrate

between, uh, two decisions.

That's the most likely we're
going to see in New York today.

So that's going to be the
framework of study for today, but

hang on.

Um, CB.

Yes, the, the teachings, that's the goal.

That's what we're doing for the
next 12 months, but what I'm

encountering as a mentor and yeah.

Content provider is, is everyone that's
subscribing is unrealistically expecting

to understand it in the first week.

I, like I said before, I appreciate
your ambition and I appreciate

your, uh, your, uh, enthusiasm.

You got to dial back your expectations.

Okay.

It's going to take some time for you to
learn this stuff over periods of time.

Okay.

Trust me.

The main thing is you're learning
from somebody that knows what they're

doing, and that's all I'm trying
to communicate for the first month,

because if I don't know what I'm talking
about, you would've known by now.

I would have been falling on my face every
single day and we're seeing consistency.

Okay.

So I want to focus there and
that's the first thing I do when

I teach individuals is number one.

Through that the markets are not running.

You have to be able to do
this on a consistent basis

and not worry about the mine.

Don't worry about taking the trades.

Don't worry about the setups.

You have to have the ability to sit on
your hands and just allow price to move.

And you evaluate you monitor you,
learn you digest what the market's

doing, because it develops a pattern
of recognition that you will see

repeating over and over again.

It doesn't matter what player.

It's specific to how prices
delivered from the interbank level.

When these prices reach us.

That's it's not just, well, it
happened because of this or that.

No, it's happening because
it's going where the money is.

The money is well, for
instance, go back to the Aldi.

All the money was resting right
above the big figure 0.7, six.

And we know that they usually
will sweep about 20 pips of both

the big figurehead, because it
hadn't been 2 77 big figure yet.

So once it gets, once it gets to
the big figure here, it will want

to reach and expand through that,
that odds of happening increases.

When we know that there's an old
high back here and there's older

block, which is this up candle,
wait for this big sharp move down.

So we have a layer of stops.

We have a 20 level, right above point 77,
and we have a bare, shorter block and the

market was consolidating or as we teach
it crouching just below a odor block.

So the market's going to do
what it's going to expand.

Why would we expect it to expand
on the upside because of the down

candle here, the market willing
to break up through a short term.

So market structures bullish,
it comes back and stays inside

the bullets or black, which is
this down candle right in here.

Let me zoom in for you
guys down candle one here.

And we know that or blocks are
bullish when it's a down candle,

right before a move up and the most
bullish, sensitive aspects of a

down candle, which we classify as
a bullish sort of block is from the

high to the midpoint of the candle.

Okay.

Or the body that came around him.

Hey there.

Okay.

Equilibrium.

And I'll probably have to
zoom in a little bit more.

So we're measuring the body of the
candles open to close, not the wicks.

We're not concerned about the waste
because the wicks are all going to be

different across all data providers.

So your platform is going to have
a different low and just approved.

Just for, uh, for this
candle here on September 7th.

Okay.

The low comes in at 76 51.

So yesterday, when your calendar on
your Aussie dollar hourly chart, what

was the low in this candle for you?

And again, mine is 76 51

so far I'm getting 76 50.

Pfizer 360 3, 8, 6 56 51 to
see that's what I'm saying.

You're going to get a disparity with
the actual high in the actual level.

And I see 76 49.

So there's a lot of a disparity
between the actual load.

The,

the reason why I'm telling
you all, they use the same.

Demo account.

The teaching is because you all have
the same, same reference points.

You'll have the same exact highs and
lows, you know, remove all the confusion

about, well, my, my chart says this
or my trap says that, uh, you're going

to have to trade on charts that you
are given, but the context and the

concepts will all still be the same.

You're not worrying about the low,
when you're buying a bull shorter

block, you're focused primarily on
the middle of the body that can.

To the top of the candle
in the form of it's open.

Okay.

So in this whole range here, okay.

This is the most sensitive price point.

If you have a small little wick, you
can use that, but generally I just

go straight for the body anyway,
and you can see equilibrium is

just about kept everything at bay.

I mean, you can see the low here,
the low here and just went below.

Right here, but look at
the buyers of the candles.

It's not allowed, it's not permitted
to go beneath half of that candle.

I'm telling you for
those that are foolish.

And they think that the idea of
a interbank algo is contrived

made up or whatever every single
day for the week to last week.

Okay.

A little bit more than a week
now for folks that signed.

We have been calling very specific
levels with directional bias and

they're, they're unfolding every single
day that does not happen with luck.

It doesn't happen with harmonic patterns.

It doesn't happen with technical
stuff that you learn in books, um,

showing the repeating phenomenon of
how these prices are delivered to us.

They're not based on anything
except for where the money is.

And that's going to be in the form of
liquidity, either in pending orders.

Okay.

Or hardstyle.

That's the market.

That's how it operates.

It's moving and gyrating between two
reference points who wants to get out and

who wants to get in and based on what the
book is made on at the bank, the market

makers are going to drive price to those
levels because it's going to pay them.

Transactions are going to
happen all throughout the day.

But the profit side of making their
book will be running liquidity.

That's existing in the market.

And by understanding the repeating
clues that the market gives us.

And you're not going to learn in
the first month, it's going to take

a couple of months as we go along
and suddenly you'll see that midway

you'll have a level of knowing
pretty much what I'm going to talk.

And then you'll, you'll be very
confident about what we're learning.

And then we get into the seventh month.

You'll will all be a new trial, uh,
uncharted waters, because there'll be

new concepts and new amplifications about
things I haven't talked about before.

But for some of you that went through
the pre tutorial section, you still

struggle with a lot of things because
you're trying to apply every single

thing I teach, but all those things are
necessary to understand the greater whole.

But only a few things are needed
to trade around a specific idea.

But the first thing you need to know
is understanding where liquidity is in

the marketplace and which side of the
market is most likely going to be hit.

Because if you get that out of the
way, number one, what is the answer?

Does it not give you
directional bias by default?

That's a question by the way.

Exactly.

So if you have a way of determining
a level of liquidity above the

marketplace or below the marketplace,
you're not focusing on direction.

You're not focusing on, should I be
a buyer or seller you're focusing on?

Where is the money?

Where's the money at risk right now?

Where are the market makers?

If their book is profit.

Okay right now, it's going to be
even more profitable or, um, they'll

need a book there, their gains.

If the market goes to what level
in relationship to where the market

has been, the longest term price
moves or where the smart money is

going to be already positioned.

And they're going to see these positions
move in the last stages to get to

their ultimate profit objective.

And what I mean by that?

Okay.

The market makers have already
booked long positions here.

They recapitalized longs on
this down candle rate over here.

Okay.

They did run again and they bought
more in this down candle here.

Why?

Because you can see the price moving away.

Okay.

These two candles together.

Even though it has a lot of wicks in here.

This is all a one.

This is one older block.

Okay.

I don't have the capacity to show
a two hour chart, but if it was

able to show two hours, this hourly
in this hourly candle together

would make a two hour down candle.

The top of that candle comes
in at 75, 77, the low on this.

Is 75, 75.

So it went two pips into this two down
candle mood, right before the big move up.

So they recapitalized buying here.

They recapitalized buying in
this order block again, expands.

So you can see the willingness
on the part of the market

makers to keep adding new buys.

Every time it comes back to a fair
value or a discount, which is what

we're going to teach you about
what I'm going to teach you at it.

Um, In the month of September.

So I'm going to teach you what discount
is relationship to equilibrium, what

premium is in relationship to equilibrium
and what that means for you in terms

of determining where liquidity is.

So I've given you a theme
for September of knowing.

Or at least the exercise and
the, the ability and show my

prowess to do it every single day.

They show you where the market
is most likely going to reach to.

And again, not just any old direction,
because it's not enough for me

to go in here and say, I think, I
think I'm, going to go up today.

It's not enough to do that.

If I've been really versed in knowing
what I'm doing, I'm going to tell

you, okay, if it's going to go up,
what level is it going to go up?

If I'm going to say a
market's going to go lower.

It's not enough for someone to
say, it's going to go lower and

you should be satisfied with that.

I wouldn't be satisfied with that.

I mean, you're paying me now, so you
didn't need to know that what you're

learning and who you're learning from.

They have the ability to do this.

It's not just demo balling.

Okay.

You have to understand specifics
about where the market's going to be

going higher or lower, and then have
a context around why you believe.

So for me to be able to communicate
that over weeks in the month

of September and marijuana, I
have to give you examples of it.

Not just once or twice
and be lucky about it.

It has to be consistent.

And every single day we've been
consistently calling specific

levels across numerous parents.

It's not just been my tech pairs,
cable and fiber we've used Australian

dollar today or last night.

And we used Canadian.

Yes.

So I'm showing you that it's not
limited in scope to what my pet peeves

about what markets I want to be in,
what markets I don't want to be in.

They're universal applications because
prices delivered from the central bank.

If you understand what
they're doing, okay.

It repeats over and over again.

Now that does not mean that you won't
mistakenly see something or read

into it and make the wrong decision.

That's where your losses are.

But you're going to learn
over the next 12 months.

What conditions frame high probability
conditions for the, uh, for the setup.

If you get those conditions and you
develop a skill of what we're teaching

for the month of September, you will
have everything that you need to be a

consistently independently thinking.

Completely isolated from
everyone else's influence.

You won't care about what
the people say on the forum.

You don't care about what
everybody else's system is.

You won't ask me what I think you won't
even concern yourself with me anymore.

You'll know exactly what you're
looking for and you won't rely

on any other outside influences.

Hang on one second.

Okay.

The,

so the idea of looking for liquidity
and then understanding range expansion.

Okay.

Um, these are all concepts that you're
going to be getting in specific teachings.

So again, I'm just reminding
you folks are still asking me

where's the PDFs and where's the
teachings at w where are the videos?

Those are delivered on Saturdays.

So you get to each week eight for
a total every single month, but

you only get them delivered to you
on the form, in the form of a link

and with the PDF files on Saturday.

So Saturday you'll have two teachings.

Are I told you in the previous recordings,
what that schedule is for this week, I'm

sorry for this month and what teachings
you're going to get, but I'm not force

feeding you a thousand things a month.

I'm giving you eight specific lessons.

Focal points each week.

So that way you'll be able
to easily digest things.

You're not going to be
inundated with information.

The daily application is just
us proving the concept, work

over and over and over again.

And believe me, I know some of you
are excited and you feel like you're

missing a thousand things because
you can't come to the live event

and you're watching it in recording.

It's the same concept.

Just look, look at your charts and
you'll see that everything we're talking

about here, you can see it in hindsight.

It's not right.

The only thing we're talking
about is we're doing it live and

giving you explanations and with
a deeper understanding of what

it is that should take place.

You'll learn all those things that you
see me doing through the teachings.

That's what the, that's what that is.

Uh, the Amos for that.

So I'm teaching.

In specific teachings to concepts
in theory, every single day of

the month, I'm actually applying
those concepts in the charts.

So you can see it, it repeats.

There's no reason for you to get upset.

It's not like it's going
to stop working out sober.

Okay.

So believe me, everything that I'm
showing you works, and it's been working

for years and it's never going to stop.

Stop worrying about missing opportunities.

There's so many every day,
there's a new opportunity.

So don't worry.

Don't feel like you've missed anything.

Okay.

The markets are still going to
be trading in October and, and

going further beyond that too.

So just relax and settle down.

I believe me, I know what it
feels like to be a new trader

learning, new, exciting things.

This isn't going to go out of style.

This is how the banks work.

This is how the price is delivered.

They're not going to change their method,
not because I'm putting it out there.

None of that.

It's just, that's how,
that's how it operates.

You're not going to change it.

Okay.

By me giving, you know, 700
people, the keys of the kingdom,

that's not going to do it.

Believe me.

There's so much money out there
and they're only attacking

the fund level traders.

They can't even see us because
we're not that we're not out

there in a retail account.

That's enough of that.

So let's take a real quick look
at cable and fiber and then a

dollar, and then we'll close it and
we'll come back, um, a little bit,

uh, right before eight o'clock.

So we're going to be watching
the, uh, the effects of Euro

first with our economic calendar.

Okay.

So we had, um, Euro dollar run-up.

We were looking for a little bit more.

Of this happening yesterday when we were
running for, uh, around, below, above

these highs in here, it's gone to a daily.

Okay.

And we, uh, we looked for a
couple of different things.

We were looking for on a daily chart, the
liquidity pull, it rests above these highs

here for the buy side of the marketplace.

Uh, we were contending with this
bearish or block here, the sell side,

and we presently have nothing in here.

Nothing in here shows any concern for at
least for the near term for the bulls.

We have no real liquidity voids.

It's been rather.

Systematic in the way it's closed in
all its ranges, like to two candles

down here, it closed all that and went
above it on this candle, this range

from this down candle into this one,
that entire range has been absorbed.

Um, we closed in this, we breached
the bearish quarter block here, this

up candle rate for this down move.

So we are in bullish territory.

So we were probably going to see.

Another expansion for, uh,
for your Euro dollar intraday,

um,

dollar looks like it's going to run
for our liquidity pool below here

yesterday, gave us a small little bounce
that we were concerned about these

layered bullish order blocks, which
is why we saw what we saw yesterday.

It did trade up inside of
the range, um, identified

not sure if I still have that chart.

I don't believe I do

don't

double-check this one?

No, I don't, but I shared it
on Twitter and you guys can

see that on the Twitter feed.

Okay.

All right.

So let's take a look at.

Euro dollar.

I'm sorry, cable real quick.

Cause we gotta go back
to fiber a much the, uh,

yeah,

cable's a mess.

Yeah.

I just, I don't like, I don't
like the idea of, uh, So I think

saying this one's a bad idea.

I just think that it was
going to run it higher.

I just don't trust it.

And like I said, I've
admitted, um, for weeks now.

Um, the condition after Brexit for
cable is a learning environment

for me, even because this is new
new territory for me trading in a

condition after something like that.

So I've been very, uh, reserved
in my exposure to cable.

Both and the leverage that I used,
if I do take a trade, it would

be five to one at most, not 50 to
one, which is allowed mistakes.

All right.

So let's go over to, uh,

you're a dollar.

Okay.

And

quick

two days

calendar.

Okay.

So we have the minimum bid rate
coming out in about an eight minute.

I'll explain why I have the opinion
that cable's a mess after we come

back on our second session right now,
we're just looking at the, um, the

effects of the minimum bid rate for

Euro

All right.

So we have liquidity
above 1 13 75, 7 41 13.

Always someone texted texting 1 13 80.

We have biceps about it.

Um, we have liquidity in the
form of cell stops at 1 11

40 avoided 1 11 75 to 1 11 7.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

And we have

small little, uh, liquidity pool resting.

The love here.

Okay.

And what your to do is you're going
to watch and see it has a high

impact weight to the news event.

That's coming out here in a couple
of minutes, about four minutes.

We had a void in here, liquidity void,
which is a quick rundown and price.

It can be a quick run in price,
but we have all this range it's

been recently just closed it.

In here, closed it in.

And the market makers find consolidations
and they sell them consolidations.

So we have a range in here.

The market expanded come
back down, recapitalize.

These bullets, shorter blocks, wishes
down candidates that we saw here.

The market expanded.

One more time.

We consolidated and expanded it.

We closed in this range outside
of this run here, there's been no

run on liquidity above the highs.

So what does that mean?

We have stops above here.

We have stops above here and we have the
old high referencing the 1 13 66 levels.

So we've got 1 13 72, 1 13
80 big figure on the outside.

And we have a small liquidity
pool rate below here.

Um, if we lose ground and drops down,
if it just takes below this low here

and then trades back above this level,
it will run for this level here.

1 13 70.

If we lose this low and come
all the way down to here.

We'll watch and see if it has
a willingness to bounce their

income back off of that and
make another one for this level.

So what we're doing is, is we're
watching to see where, which one

of these levels is going to have
the most sensitivity right now.

It's heavily weighed for the run up here.

Okay.

One of my colleagues.

They can, uh, Tanner's asking why wouldn't
they just, um, wait for it to drop

down here and then rebuy they can, but
we've already left this area down here.

So this, um, range expansion here,
this impulse move, left and measure

of, uh, equilibrium and the range.

So now they've already shown a willingness
to want to go above and reach upper lip.

And outside of this closing in this
Boyd, nothing's really happened on

the upside as far as running stops.

So liquidity still in
jeopardy above the highs.

And what we're gonna do is we're gonna
weigh the effects of this report release.

And then we have others coming out
at eight 30 that's dollar-based,

which may be what your dollar
waits for ultimately for you.

So I'm showing you the effects of when
you look at the economic calendar,

like we've been talking about the
last week, um, we frame our ideas in

advance based on high-impact names.

So when you have these high impact
news releases, either in the form of

high impact or medium impact, okay.

Specifically dealing with it, high
impact ones, first and foremost, they're

going to take precedence by having
those first and foremost in your mind,

you can look well into the future.

And see where those reports are gonna
be released and relative to when

they are being released and what
kills on their end, whether it be

the London open or the, uh, New York
kills, uh, they'll give you context

to work within and plan your trades.

You can plan the idea of being involved
with their marketplace around specific

currencies, based on these news
events, because the news events are

going to be, what, what do they, what
do market makers use news releases?

What, what are they?

They're injections of volatility.

Now that volatility, what's it do?

What does the, what's the
purpose of that high volatility?

What's it seeking exactly liquidity.

So we all know that there's going
to be a manipulation that takes

place around that and released.

Now again, I don't concern myself
with the actual roll numbers

because it could mean anything.

It doesn't have to be, um, a bullish or
bearish number relative to the historical.

Aspects of what that
report should indicate.

In other words, um, if you go to like
Forex factory, I like their calendar, um,

because it's not just like, it I'm used
to using it for years, but the point is,

is we, as trailers are not concerned about
the raw data, because that were all data

is already been priced in the marketplace
by those individuals that you used.

Information, we don't use it.

It's already factored in.

So our concern is it's really,
what's the impact after that

market news hits the marketplace.

And our understanding is, is that
you used to inject, inject rather

liquidity in the marketplace
in the form of high volatility.

So there's going to be a lot of movement
around this specific time of the day.

It's going to be a lot of gyrations.

It's going to reach
for where the money is.

And in one of two reasons, one to
knock those individuals out that

are properly positioned, that
will eventually be profitable.

And they, if they can not busy
individuals out of their profitable

positions, they will assume their
position by knocking them out.

Or the other one it would be is to put
that in on the wrong side of the market.

And that takes a couple months with
me to understand what that means,

how that looks in charts and how the
set, the context up for your trading

ideas relative to each individual, um,
condition for, for each report and,

and the current conditions and price.

Um, Brandon asks, uh, do I usually
only trade on high impact news?

Um, like how you didn't trade on an
open, uh, you'll learn by being with me

on a daily basis that the majority of
my trades will be around a London open

that has usually one high impact news.

Either on cable or fiber.

Cause they're the parents.

I like, but, uh, we won't just limit
ourselves to that, but we'll trade other

payers in other kills or it's like, I
like the given last night with Aussie.

Um, we're going to do a lot of
work in New York because I want

you to understand how New York is
so easy to use for your training.

Because you have the benefit of having
had London price in the daily higher, low.

So for folks that are, uh, you know,
even, even the folks that live in London

are really globally positioned for it.

Ease of access to London, times the
trade, um, even for those individuals.

Yeah.

I think that trading New York
initially, as you're developing is

still the best way to go because
you have a built in advantage.

You already have, what's already priced
in for the higher, low on London.

So it just, you sit back and just let
London do whatever it's going to do,

because if you're not really astute
as to what you should expect to see in

price, London can burn you bed real.

But New York, it's just like, you
just wait between seven o'clock

in the morning and eight 30.

There's your set up.

It's usually just like that.

Every single day.

There's something that you
can trade in that session.

If you just wait around and lose the, I
had to have every pet of the daily range.

If I don't get every bit of
daily range, I'm not successful.

And if you're nailing down 30, 40
pips, every single time you sit

in front of the New York session,
who's going to complain about it.

I mean, some of you folks, you
probably haven't seen that measure of

consistency just for one trade per week.

And to be able to have multiple sessions
throughout the week, to be able to sit

down and draw and harvest that consistent
amount of pips, you know, take it back.

If you could go out 25 to 30 pips
just twice a week, is that better

than you're doing right now?

Remains for some of you,
it's probably not better.

I mean, but for the new, for the
newer crowd that's in here, it's

trying to learn how to do this.

I mean, if you had 60 pips or so, okay.

Over the course of two trades, two trading
days, and you had a net of 60 pips, if you

consistently did that, we got the week.

Come on.

I mean, if you don't understand the
importance of having consistent.

In a low end objective like that
because that's not, that's not hard.

60 pips in the course
of a week is very easy.

You have no idea what
you can do with that.

That's what month three
does, we're going to teach?

How compounding with a small, even
a small account, the amount of

money that you can grow, even with
a small account, it's not important.

Having a lot of money what's
important is consistency and

delivering that in your trailer.

Hang on one second.

Can I get a drink?

Sorry about that guys.

My wife sending him off, neither one
of my children have to give them.

Okay.

So I'm wishing well for today.

So, um,

in my upcoming occasions, am I
teaching commodities and options?

Yeah.

I'm teaching all that stuff.

This mentorship, you get to
learn everything that I know

and everything that I was going
to teach at the spring session.

I, you know, there's no way.

Yeah.

And in talking with Chris, Laurie,
there's just no way I was going to be

able to teach everything I'm willing
to teach in a three or four day event.

It's just, it can't happen.

It won't, it will not happen.

Would not be able to happen.

It's too much.

So, no, I don't know.

Chris doesn't know this.

Some of the things he teaches is close to
what I do, but I think if you were to ask.

And open forum setting like on
Twitter, ask individuals that have

had exposure with Chris Laurie.

Um, now again, I'm saying this with
a great deal of respect because he's

the only one I like as a teacher
in the foreign exchange, um, realm.

But I think if you were able to ask people
and if you ask them through my Twitter

feed, ICT underscore I'm Huddleston.

You'd get some feedback because
generally everyone that has gone

through Chris Laurie and found me
later on, they said that it was

different not to say it like that.

Um,

I'll talk more about, um, why I
elected to go to this meeting.

I don't know all the time.

I just don't want to take too
much time with this and make

the video just chit chats.

I want them to be focused.

Yeah, no, that's what I'm saying, Scott.

I, I exactly what I just said.

So what we're looking at is up
awake for eight 30 at night.

And again, let's go back to
the calendar real quick and

recap what that's going to be.

Eight 30.

We have Canadian dollar,
uh, building permits.

And then we have the ECB press conference
and unemployment claims would have dollar.

So eight 30 should be allowed
to time for the marketplace.

So we're going to watch and see what we
get in terms of liquidity, run on that.

And then we'll have a break
around nine o'clock between

nine o'clock to 10 45 and 10 45.

We'll come back on again and we'll
watch Canadian dollar for the.

Crude oil inventories release at 11:00 AM.

So that, like I said, it's
going to be three sessions today

and we'll break for this one.

Now I'll come back in about 20 minutes.

I need to get something in my stomach and
then I will outline what we should see for

Canadian dollar and Euro based on that.

Okay guys, I'm going to close this one.

All the recordings will be made
after we are done the 11 o'clock

session that we have to put it all
on one post, then it's all handled.

Okay.

Yeah.

Everything will be, everything will
be linked to you through Twitter.

You have to follow
Twitter to get the links.

As soon as I get the events ready.

And also as I'm sharing charts, you
need to be able to access that info.

The forum password is capital E N
I G M a number nine, enigma nine.

And Nygma nine.

All right, folks, I'll see
you in a couple minutes.

Thanks.