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All right.
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So we lost the order block here on your
row at the sweep on the bodies of the
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candles we were talking about earlier.
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Um, we're looking at Canadian dollar for
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response to the crude
oil on the Tori number.
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That's due out here at 11 months.
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Yeah,
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okay.
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And it's going to go real quick, over to
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hang on one second.
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Um,
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All right, this is the
economic calendar for today.
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And along the theme that we've
been more focusing on specifically
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how to deal with, um, conditions.
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Like how do we set the stage
for when we should be trading?
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And I know there's a lot of folks.
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Can I appreciate your enthusiasm,
but you're not the only one.
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I get a lot of that same
thing in direct message.
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And on email, um, the first couple
of months, while we're doing
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this, I'm giving you a mindset.
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Okay.
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Um, obviously, I mean, here showing
you that it's repeating it's things
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that can be seen on a daily basis.
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I can't transfer this information
as a direct download so everyone
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can know right away how to do it.
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So I've taught a lot of people
over the last two decades.
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And trust me, if you just
allow me to do it, you'll learn
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exactly what you're paying.
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To just be a little bit more patient
and I promise you you'll get it,
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but there has to be framework behind
what it is that sets up the trades.
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It just can't be, Hey here, look,
here's what I'm buying here.
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I'm selling here.
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I want you to what it is that we're
doing, because we will be doing drills
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with foresight in advance telling you,
okay, look, we're going to be like,
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for instance, I'm explaining today,
uh, we've talked about the importance
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of knowing how many high impact news
events are going on for a particular
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session and for particular current.
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How many high impact events
did we have for today?
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Looking at the calendar we
have in front of us right now,
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it's a lot.
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It's a lot.
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So there's a, it's a very busy day.
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So looking at what we have, there's
a lot of things going on with you.
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Okay.
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We have the minimum bid rate
took place early this morning.
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Then we had, um, the ECB press conference.
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Well, is that it?
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Is that a precise time?
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The conference notes, you don't know,
what's going to be talked about, what's
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going to be dropped as far as a bombshell
quote, unquote, if you want to call
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it that, and then you have the dollar
index with its unemployment claims,
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and then you have the crew dormitories
later on, which we're about to see here.
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So my question to you is.
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In all that, which is the only currency
today that has clarity that you focus on
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Canadian dollar.
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Good blind.
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Frog's the only one now Steven Bitbucket.
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Got it.
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All right.
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So the reason why CAD is because
look what we have, we have distinct.
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Medium impact.
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These are medium impact events.
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Okay.
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Coupled and against the dollar.
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So we know it's going to be very distinct
movement with the dollar CAD, and we also
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have another impact it's medium later
on in the day with a Nichean dollar.
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So they're probably going to want to
price, price, price, Canadian dollar
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before this event on the heels of.
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This high-impact news event for crude
oil and crude oil is directly related
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to Canadian dollar because it's an,
it's a commodity for their country.
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So the only with Euro, whenever there's
a speed, where's the conference.
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Whenever there's a meeting and it
has a high impact to it, you're
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going to get a lot of whipsaw.
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So either you're going
to scalp it, take one.
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Level know what it is that you're going
to be taking a trade on when it hits
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it, get out, move to the sidelines.
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Otherwise it's not as pure as
getting in at the London, hold for
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London clothes that usually you
don't get these types of scenarios.
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You get a lot of whip, stalling.
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Okay.
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And to avoid those types of conditions,
it's why it's important that you
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learn what I'm teaching here in the
first month and the second month.
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You will avoid all of the problems
of trying to push it too hard in a
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condition it's not really set up to give
you real clean runs higher or lower.
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Also, it'll give you the clarity of
knowing when you have these conditions,
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you can move to a scalping mentality.
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Not I'm not trying to teach scalping
as a, as a forced perspective on
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the marketplace, but to make you
a universal trader, you can go in
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and scalp in these environments.
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And.
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And you'll know exactly
what you're looking for.
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You're not going to try
to bleed to turn up.
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You're just going to take a little
bit out, move to the sidelines
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and just take the next setup.
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If you get it, nothing wrong
with that type of trading.
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But many times folks that scout will go
all over the place in a day like this
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and not have any real context of what,
what the condition of the market is.
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So the market profile will beat them up.
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They might get one or two winning
trade and they pushed her luck 1, 2,
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3 more times, and they ended up losing
what they made and then they go on.
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Yeah, draw down and that's avoidable if
you just relax, but it first starts with
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obviously knowing what condition and
market profile we're in and you begin to
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get those clues by looking at how much
information is coming out in that day.
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There's a lot of impact.
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It's spread across two sessions.
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Okay.
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When I say two sessions, it's
the entire New York sessions
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that the landline forest.
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But we have built in advantage with
the Canadian dollar, because it has
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very well, not very it's medium impact
news for both the, uh, 1220 and the,
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uh, eight 30 timeframe for Canadian
dollar, but it's coupled against
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a high-impact unemployment claim.
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And then we have a high.
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That's crude inventory.
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So, um, it makes it very easy
just to focus on one currency.
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Like I said earlier in a previous
session, it doesn't make it impossible
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to trade the other currencies.
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It just makes it a little more difficult
if you don't have experience knowing what
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to expect in terms of the volatility.
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So it helps you filter out what
trading pair you should be looking at.
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And hopefully I've answered a
lot of questions with the three
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present presentations today with
when do I know what currency do?
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You know, between the fiber in the cable.
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Um, well, you, you, you learned a secret
to it today by having an understanding
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of where the high impact medium
impact news events are going to be.
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And preferably if it's only one
event that's high impact for
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that currency and the kill zone
or New York, it's a loaded deal.
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All right.
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So let's go over to
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sure.
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Okay now, admittedly, um, this has
already fulfilled the objective
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I would have had for today.
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It might come up here, spike
it one more time, um, on the
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crude oil inventory numbers,
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but I want you to see the importance of
knowing what about tilty will do for it.
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It's already closed and the
objective that we had for today.
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Um, I wouldn't be surprised if.
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Go one more time through that level.
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Okay.
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It's really fun watching
this stuff unfold daily.
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Isn't it.
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Especially if a new it's a
new trailer, you're probably.
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It's annoying.
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What are you talking about?
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All right, so we're a couple
minutes away from the.
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Okay.
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If we get a spike down, initially
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watch this levels to
the middle of that down.
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Watch that one, because we have
stops resting rate below this low
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here, so they could come down and
take the stops, hit the order block.
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And then one more pass through.
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If we lose this order block, it's
going to clear out these lows.
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NAFTA.
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We go through weeks of given
context of when the market should be
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poised to move higher or lower and
aiming for specific price levels.
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Um, we'll the teachings
this month will help you do.
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Context in mind.
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So that way you'll understand when we
go into month two, why I'm referring
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to why the market should reach for this
level or below where it is now, in other
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words, what we did with the Australian
dollar and what we did with the Canadian
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dollar today, um, that is the basis of
knowing number one, when you're going to
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take a trade and which direction yeah.
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That's once you know, where that's
most likely going to reach for.
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Okay.
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Having an idea of where the market
may want to draw to where the
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liquidity is most likely to be.
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Higher or lower relative to the current
market price that gives you all the
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things that you're missing right now.
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That's why I'm telling
you the entries are easy.
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That stuff is the easy part.
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The hard part is knowing
where the market wants to go.
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And everybody wants to jump to give me the
buy, give me the sell signal, give me the
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answer, give me, you know, just get me in
there and then I'll start making money.
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It doesn't work like that.
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Okay.
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So we have it.
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We're a black tag that
see how sloppy that is.
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That's what I'm talking.
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Now.
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You want to avoid this type of tree.
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Now, contrast that with, if you
just would have simply been looking
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for a run above the buys of the
candles for sweet one stops, knowing
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that it's going to be conditioned,
like we've just described here.
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See me out a little bit.
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Actually let's go back to CAD.
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It is gapping down whilst the order block.
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Now again, look how clean
these levels are over here.
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Very clean, and they have
another little level up here
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where stops would be residing.
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It only went just above that line that
I had drawn in a second session this
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morning, before we took a break and
came back just now we went just one
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PIP above it, and then we retraced.
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So to me that's still a little too clean.
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So then maybe coming back down here
just to, uh, find some discount and
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then run it one more time higher.
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If we lose the order block in here
that will indicate that we're probably
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going to have to run below these lows.
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and then later today, Uh, by
three 30, you'll have all the
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videos that were recorded today.
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And then there'll be a recap video.
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We'll explain all the reasons.
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Um, I was referencing specific
levels for the CAD and Euro.
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Yeah,
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dollars found support.
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We were blocked, um, just fell
short of the bear shorter block.
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And here I would have rather seen it
come up here, take these little HIEs out.
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And then if it came back down
here, it might be entertaining.
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He wants to go lower.
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But here Rebecca in equilibrium,
which is the range between this one.
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In this low.
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So we are not in any state of expansion.
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So we moved back to a position of
consolidation, which is the reason why
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you're seeing us CAD holding side of it.
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and they see this little gap right
in here between the, the high of
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this candle we're trading now.
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And the previous candle is closed.
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He has small little gap.
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is poorest price action, that little
segment of price action rate in there.
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When we look at a trading liquidity
voids, that is a very good example.
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What a avoid is price we'll come up
there and try to close in that gap.
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When you see these quick runs like.
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This little pocket or gap
inside, you don't see that
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because the range moves so quick.
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But inside of this entire range,
like this or this range down here,
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it creates these little pockets.
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And that's why the price has a strong
tendency to come back up and close that in
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to give more efficiency to price delivery.
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Okay.
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Little bit ago.
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Uh, you should be saying
you should be hearing me.
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