All language subtitles for Lesson 1 - Combining HTF Monthly _ Weekly Ranges

welcome to March, 2017 content
for the ICT mentorship.

This month, we're teaching
short-term trading.

This is lesson one, combining higher
timeframe, monthly and weekly.

Okay folks, short-term trading.

This is my cup of tea.

If you will.

My go-to discipline trading style.

Um, in this month, we're going
to teaching in great detail.

My one shot one.

Approach to trading, not just the Forex
market, but all the other, uh, asset

classes will be touched on in the scope.

As we get to those later discussions, uh,
in the middle of the summer, we will be

teaching bond trading, uh, index trading,
stock trading, and commodity trading.

And I'll touch on this specific
trading model in higher detail.

When I go into those
respective discussions.

And just so you know, it's the
month of June, we go through that,

uh, that gambit, if you will, of
those four different asset classes.

All right.

So what is short term trading?

It's the practice of trading and
duration of one week or a few days we

use both the monthly and weekly charts.

The frame.

We traded the direction of the
present or next week's probable range.

It's essential that you understand
that the weekly range is going

to be the backbone to your
success in short term trading.

And I'm going to go through a lot.

Teaching and concepts, as it relates
to producing consistent results.

When you're looking for forecasting
the next week or current weeks range,

the short-term model can be
both trend or range bound.

Trades that are clear to
see forming are the goal.

Again, specifically with this trading
model, try your best to keep from

forcing yourself to take a trade if
it's not obvious, but simply just

not clear enough on, on your chart.

Just simply sit on your
hands and wait these types of

setups form every single week.

There's absolutely no
reason for you to rush.

If you do believe me, you will have
psychological tug of war going on.

You're gonna have emotional issues.

And the bottom line is, is
you're ultimately probably

going to lose some money.

Short term trading.

In my opinion is the
highest probability to sell.

It offers frequent setups
and with consistency, it

provides a plethora of trades.

Now, before we get into this discussion
about short-term trading, let me preface

it by saying it's important that you
go through your notes from the January

long-term trading model and from
February with the swing trading model

notes, because those notes will combat.

This specific whole entire month, it
would be very easy for me to load you

down with rehash of everything that
was discussed in January and February.

But what I want to do is I want
to keep things moving along.

Number one, I want the lessons to
be fresh, and I also want you to be.

Forced.

If you will, to go back through
your notes, it's simply me

giving you the PDF files.

Not enough.

You need to be referring
to them every single month.

He gets something new.

When you finish that new month, go
back from the previous month and

go through all those lessons again.

And yes, it takes a lot of time.

That's why we're doing
a 12 month mentorship.

It takes a great deal of time.

You go through this information
to digest it, to retain it,

and then to be able to use it.

It's simply not enough to give me
this and then I'll know what to do.

It's not, it doesn't work like that.

And obviously some of you already
realize that and it's requiring you

a great deal, more work, but the
ones that are doing it, guess what?

And you already see the fruits of that.

So while many of the folks
on the internet think they

understand how I do one shot, one.

Believe me, there's a whole lot of
things that I did not reveal in the

first four lessons of this month
will look somewhat like you have

already seen it already, but there's
subtle nuances, especially with one.

Uh, component that I'm going
to release it at the very last

slide in this presentation.

I want you to be really focused
on because it really is, in my

opinion, one of the telltale signs
that you've got a tiger by the tail.

In other words, you have a big move
still, and I'll get to that when we get

to the last slide in this presentation.

But I want you to know
that when we go through.

Short-term trading.

This is my favorite form of trading.

If I can't find a setup for a
one shot, one kill, the next

thing I'm doing is day trading.

And guess what?

We teach that next month.

But this month in next, this is where
I Excel as a trader because of my

personal unique makeup as a trader
and as a person, my psychology about

things in nature is very short term.

I can change my mind very quick.

I can.

Make a decision rather quickly.

So that means that I can do very
well in this specific discipline of

trading and with intraday day trading.

So while this may not be your
particular style trading, Trust me.

I'm going to teach you things in
this month and next month that

will help you really, really Excel
as a longterm trader or a swing

trader, everything blends together.

That's why we have to do these
things from a higher timeframe down.

And we keep back to the hard timeframe
and fill in gaps that were left there.

Intentionally some of you have scratched
your head saying, well, wait a minute.

I feel like there's some things
missing from the swing trading model.

The things that are missing will be.

By filling in with the short term,
because everything is modular.

Everything is complimentary as we go
through deeper study on this mentorship.

So as we get down to the smaller
timeframes, everything fills in, and then

you'll go back into the higher timeframes
and say, okay, now I know what I'm doing.

I know what I'm looking for.

And everything fit together
like a dovetail perfectly.

Okay.

As a reminder, every
discipline, we will always be.

We referring to.

PDA Ray matrix.

And I want to not just go over everything
that you've seen here so far, and I'm

not trying to, you know, the labor,
but it's important to understand that

as a short term trader, especially for
one shot, one kill, which is the, like

the flagship of this month's content.

That's what I'm, that's
my hallmark as a trader.

I mean that, that's what
makes ICT what he is.

You know, I can trade the weekly
range and get pretty close to what

the high and low is for the week.

And you've already seen many examples.

We call the intraday highs and lows
before the fact within one or two

pips and sometimes rate on the PIP.

Those same components are applicable
to the weekly range, which if

you really stop and think about.

Think about the Sunday opening to
Friday's clothes, how many pips

is offered over that time period?

A lot tons.

So if you can really focus in on what
we're teaching this month, even if

it's not going to be your discipline
of choice or style of trading, it

will give you a greater insight on how
you can reduce your risk trading as a

swing trader and or a long-term trader.

As it relates to PDA matrix, that's
again, the backbone to what we look

for and how we frame our trades.

Okay.

So it ends up in every one
of our teachings as we go

forward in each new discipline.

This slide will always be there because
I want it ingrained in your brain.

Okay.

Because this is what I do
from an institutional mindset.

I look for how the institutions will move
from my premium to a discount array or

from a discount rate to a premium marae.

You have to understand that.

And just an example, this is
take a look at one real quick.

Saying, we looked at the market and it
just recently filled out a fair value gap.

Okay.

And we think the market's bearish where
we go through this process of looking

for potential future discount PDRs.

And we look, and we can't see anything in
terms of a bullish, uh, mitigation block.

We don't see any bullish breakers.

There's no liquidity void, but
there is no fair value gap either.

All of a sudden it reduces
us down to a bullish.

So, if we're looking at a monthly hard
timeframe, premium array, we're looking

for a opposing weekly discount array.

So in this case, we were looking for,
or the movement from a fair value get

that has filled in at a premium level.

We're dropping down and looking
for a weekly discount array.

And if our analysis leads us to only
a bullshitter block below us in the

weekly format or timeframe, that's the
range that we're going to be looking.

That's your potential range.

That's how much you can
frame your risk reward model.

That's the range you're trading.

That's not, um, to be broken
up and looked at as, okay.

Well, if this range is 300 pips, I'm just
going to take 20 pips and be done with it.

No, you're gonna look
to frame your trades.

As you scale out your holding
for these longer-term objects.

Throughout the week, you are going to
learn and take some profits along the

way, but you're holding out ultimately
what that last portion of your trade to

get down to that bullet shorter block.

And this is just one example.

It could be any combination of how a
premium moved to a discount array or

a discount array moved up to a premium
terms of reaching for how the market may

reach in terms of moving higher or lower.

And I'll say this in simple terms.

All we're doing is looking for a monthly
PD array, whether it's discount or

premium based on our next logical price
move, has it gone most likely higher

or lower from where we are right now?

And we move from a monthly PD right now,
if it's bullish, obviously we're gonna

be focusing on a monthly discount array.

If it's bearish, we're looking for a
premium monthly array from that monthly.

You're going to look for
an opposing weekly array.

So if you're starting from a premium
and a monthly basis, you'll be

looking for a weekly discount.

That's your target.

You're looking for that range,
the close in, or the market

to be drawn to that level.

Now, if you're not really
paying attention, if that

didn't hit you hard, believe me.

When you go through your, all your
charts, go back and look at every

major move that's what's been going on.

That's what makes my ability to call the
markets from one level to the next and be

pretty solid in terms of why I think the
mark is going to go one direction over

the other when I'm not confident about
that is because I don't, I don't know

what PD array is going to be used next.

So I'm waiting for more information
or the PD erase have been expired.

They've already been traded too.

So you have to look for something
new and that means you have to

wait, but guess what that does.

It gives you content.

And it also gives you patience.

It gives you the ability to wait now,
you know what you're waiting for,

because right now you can't do anything.

So when we go through this process of
eliminating or what's available in terms

of active PD arrays, we start from a
monthly, wait, what is the Mar monthly PD

rate that we're most actively traded from?

Is it coming off of a bear shorter block?

Okay, great.

So what's the weekly discount
rate it's going to be.

There may not be a mitigation block.

There may not be a bullet Spreaker.

There may not be a void or a gap.

There may not even be a bullish order buck
that you could feign around confidence.

It may be a series of all down candles.

So what does that mean?

You look for a rejection block
or an old, low and over high.

Another example would be, if we were
looking from a discount monthly array

up into a weekly premium array, we can
be looking for the market, moving from

a bullish breaker, for instance, and we
could potentially look for the market to

possibly run to an old high or an old low.

Again, that would be your potential range.

This is the maximum, you're leaving your
portion of your trade on to reach for it

may not get to these objectives, but if
you leave a little piece on many times,

you're gonna find that if you do this,
you can actually make more than the trade.

If you had on the full position and
left it to your first objective and

just simply took it all off there, that
small little portion, if you leave it

on and you hold it for your maximum.

That little portion, many times will
be what you would be making entirely.

If you just took first profit
at a smaller, lesser objective.

Okay.

Higher timeframe sequence.

We've seen this slide before, but now
we're making one more addition and we're

making some additional notes as well.

When we're looking for shorting
opportunities, we're moving from

a monthly chart sell program.

It means we're looking for the market
to move away from a premium array.

And we're moving down into
the lower timeframe, which

would be the weekly chart.

And we're looking for it to
become a sell program as well.

So we're going to looking for the market
to move away from its premium arrays

down into a lower timeframe daily we're
watching for price to move away from.

Individual premium arrays down into a
four-hour chart, looking forward to sell

program as well, moving away from its
premium rays down into a one-hour chart

where we're again, looking for the market
to move away from their premium arrays.

So if we look at the slide here to the.

We have the monthly, the weekly, the
daily, the four hour and the one hour.

And we're focusing on the monthly
chart is we're looking for a

premium array to trade off of north.

That's going to be our point of
origin from the monthly, weekly,

daily, and for our, these timeframes,
you're scanning, searching and

trying to determine all of the PDs.

Not just premium and not just discount.

You're looking for all of them from each
timeframe because all of them will give

us potentially new setups short-term
trading or one-shot kill setups.

And also if we're looking for a move
in this case, a selling opportunity

and we're framing off of a monthly PD
array from a premium level, it means

we're in a, basically an overbought
condition and we're going to be

watching and expecting the price to
move lower, to trade down to a weekly.

So if we're going to look at the
monthly, the weekly dealing for our

own, both premium end discount basis,
as we've already talked about in

previous disciplines and teachings in
December and January, when we do this,

if we're bearish, if we're looking
for the monthly premium arrays to

influence price, to go lower, why is
it important to look at the monthly,

weekly, daily and four-hour discount rate?

Because we're looking for these
arrays and the Viscount form to break.

We want to see them break and we want to
see them continuously keep breaking until

we get down to our weekly discount array.

So if we're framing a monthly
premium PD array, we're expecting

lower prices from a monthly level.

And we're trying to
get down into a weekly.

Now it could be any one of the
discount, rays, whichever one appears

on the chart or the market that you're
trading, not every payer or market

has every single discount array.

There's only a few that can exist.

Very rarely.

Have you ever seen more than three?

So if you focus on what you're looking for
in terms of monthly, down into a daily.

It gives you a very clear
cut thing to look for.

There's not a plethora of things to choose
from or, well, there's so many things.

It could be Michael, you
know, which level is it?

No, it's very obvious.

We're framing the market
contextually and conceptually.

So it gives us a way to break down the
marketplace and define where that market

may most and obviously likely reach.

So we're scouting for opposing
PD erase from the monthly

down into a weekly discount.

So again, monthly premium level, and
we're trying to look for an opposing

weekly PDRs in the form of a discount
from that monthly premium array.

We dropped down into a weekly,
daily and four hour at every

premium array for each one of those.

Timeframes and we're scanning for
all of the premium arrays where

we can take short-term trades from
as a short, every one of those at

the weekly, daily, and four hour.

If we find a level like that, we refine it
all the way to the one hour chart or one

hour chart is our executable timeframe for
one shot, one kills or short-term trading.

Once you have that executed, what
we're doing is, is we're aiming

for that weekly discount PDRs.

There's your cycle.

That's your process?

That's your whole, uh,
outlining, if you will.

What we do with the information we learned
from January and February and what we're

learning so far is that we're taking
all this concept actually, and breaking

it down into a user-friendly format.

We want a monthly premium
array and we start there.

We're looking for a opposing weekly.

Whatever that range is, it may be hundreds
of pips, or it could be a thousand pips.

I don't know it's going to be unique
to each market and environment, but we

may have missed the real opportunity
to trade off of that monthly premium.

Maybe you sat down in your
turn and say, oh, look at this.

It's coming off of a
monthly bear, shorter block.

So it's already moved away from it.

You can't really use that to trade off
of you just know that it's moving lower.

So what do you do next?

You dropped down to a weekly
what's the weekly premium.

There may be one, it trades up
to you later on or a daily chart.

It may trade up into a daily
premium array or four hour.

One of those four timeframes is going
to give you a setup based on the fact

that the monthly premium is overbought,
most likely are going to trade lower

and we're going to be looking for
a lesser timeframe discount array.

What's less than a monthly.

We execute, regardless if it's on
a weekly, daily, or for our premium

level, from a one-hour chart, you
get down to the discount on a weekly.

That's our objective throughout
the time from that execution.

If it's a weekly or it's a monthly
level, we could potentially see

multiple short-term trades form.

If it's from a four hour basis, you
won't see that many charts setups

form, but nonetheless, there's
still gonna be high priority.

Okay for buying opportunities, the
same thing as this repeated this

an opposite, we're gonna be looking
for a monthly chart by programs.

So we're gonna be looking at a
monthly discount array, and we're

gonna be looking forward to going
into a buy program and which we're

expecting higher prices, weekly chart.

We dropped down into it and we
start looking for all of the

discount PD erased as well.

And we look for the daily chart to
also move away from its discount rate.

And then dropping them to a lower
four hour and then ultimately down

to a one hour chart, looking at
all of the discount PDRs to offer

support and price, but ultimately
we're framing it off of whatever

the monthly chart discount array is.

That's the beginning basis.

So we're starting from a monthly level.

We're finding a discount if we're oversold
or for any really deep discount market.

In other words, it's traded for a
long time lower and we found some

old institutional price models for.

Institutional order flow.

For instance, at bullish order block,
when old, higher and old low whatever's

caused the market to trade higher in the
past, all those are potential scenarios.

We're looking for a lower
timeframe, opposing PD array.

In this case, we're looking
for a weekly premium array.

We're scouting, opposing PD
arrays, but we're starting

from that monthly basis for.

So the lesser timeframe for a
monthly he's a weekly and the

opposing from a discount is premium.

So we're looking for him over
sold condition on a monthly, to

a higher timeframe premium rate.

It will be seen on a weekly chart.

So that would give us a relatively
intermediate term overbought scenario.

It helps us frame the model
without using any indicators.

Once we arrive at discount monthly PDF.

We go down through the monthly, the
weekly, the daily, and the four hour

to reference all of its individual
unique discount arrays, every single

one of these, even if we missed the
monthly discount, array and price

is already moved away from it.

We can't use it, but we can
refer to it as an indication that

market's wanting to go higher.

So therefore we're identifying
that weekly premium level.

So, whatever that range is, that's
what we're waiting for it to trade

up to between them two points.

There may be thousands or hundreds of pips
in terms of the difference between the

monthly discount level and the weekly.

So we dropped down to the weekly,
the daily and a four hour for all

of the discount PDRs, but which
order blocks bullish breakers,

bullish mitigation blocks, liquidity
voids below current market action.

Fair value gets below current market
action, uh, rejection blocks, old

candle bodies with long wicks below it.

Uh, it made me want to reach down
below that, or it could be just

a run on an old, low or return
back to an old high historically.

Those are all discount arrays.

We look for them from the monthly and
then drop down to a weekly, find whatever

they are there in that timeframe.

Then the daily and the four hour,
any one of those timeframes.

Okay.

We're searching and determining
whatever the PDA rays are from a

discount basis, but we're framing the
directional move from the monthly.

We time all of those potential
setups with the one hour chart.

Aiming for that weekly premium array.

And again, it could be multiple
short-term trades forming between

the monthly, the weekly and daily
getting to that weekly premium array.

Again, we dropped down to a four-hour
chart and once we get into the four

hour, the trades start to fall off a
lot in terms of the frequency or multi.

Okay.

If we look at how we can use the same
model dropping down from a weekly chart,

we can start from a weekly premium
looking into a lower timeframe daily

discount, and we're gonna be scouting,
opposing PD, arrays, respectively,

and from a weekly, from two daily to
a four-hour, we're looking for all the

premium arrays that we could short from.

And we key off of whatever they are.

We wait for price to trade to them.

And then we use the one hour chart to
sell short from that's our executable

timeframe aiming for that lower
level timeframe daily discount.

This my friends is the
one shot, one kill set up.

This is my bread and butter.

This is the one that has consistent
setups every single week.

There's something to trade off
of, but you have to go through

the process of waiting for the.

The opposite.

Same here.

When we're looking for a weekly
discount scouting and opposing PD

array for daily premium level, we
dropped down from the weekly, the

daily and the four hour looking for
all the discount PD res executing on

any one of them from a one hour chart.

And again, this is the one
shot, one kill set up for.

Okay.

We talked about the swing trade
progression, and it's important to

bring this back up again, because
without this understanding, it's going

to be a little too vague, but I gave
you a model at which we thought that

maybe this is a six month outlook on.

Okay.

Maybe it's a little bit aggressive to
say six months, but just for the sake

of argument and discussion, let's just
say this whole entire range of higher

highs and higher lows is six months.

And we had the benefit of forecasting,
the potential move to see this unfold.

Each one of these price legs has a
impulse leg and it has a retracement.

Then there's an expansion swing inside
of each individual impulse swing.

There could be smaller
impulse and expansion.

Each expansion swing again, just like
we saw in the impulse swing, it could

be broken down to a smaller timeframe,
seeing its own individual unique

impulse swing and expansion swing.

And this is repeated throughout
the entire fractal that is seen

in price as a short-term trader.

With this alone, there is a plethora of
many, many sex setups and signals that you

can find just trading with one market one.

If this is a whole landscape, if
you will have six months of price

data, this could be every load
it trades from and trades higher.

Every single time, it makes
a low moves up graphically.

That is a potential short-term trade.

So just from this chart alone,
if you take a moment and count

every time he creates a move.

Use that lowest point at which you could
frame a short-term trade count them.

I'll give you a moment to do so.

There's potentially just on longs.

There's eight short term setups here
just by breaking the fractal down

one scale, but we can go further
than that and break down the smaller

swings into their individual impulse
swing, retracement and expansion.

And smaller expansion swing
can be further broken down.

Each individual fractal can be
broken down to a less rack though.

Now, if we count how many opportunities
you could be a buyer when you're bullish

and you can frame the marketplace
correctly, how many opportunities do

you see here in terms of potential buys?

There's potentially 16 buying
opportunities in this overall.

That's not counting any short-term
trades that you go to done

on all the retracements every
little red section in here.

They could also be
short-term trades as well.

If we couple those with the buying
opportunities, there's a great deal.

More trades that are available
as a short-term trader.

Okay.

The general concept revisit.

We're looking for a market that is poised
to trade higher on a higher timeframe.

Now we're going to be looking for
seasonal tendencies to help us.

We don't require it, but they're always
going to be a bonus and we're looking

for interest rate driven conditions.

In other words, is there.

Bond market.

Is it moving?

Is it stagnant?

It's going sideways.

Preferably we were looking for a
market that's moving around and just

the commitment, traders support the
hedging program about the commercials.

Are they buying?

Are they selling, um, in this case,
if we're looking for a bull scenario,

we're looking for commercials to be
lessening their short positions or

aggressively adding or already net long.

And we're using intermarket
analysis to support abortions.

That could be in the form
of supporting, uh, with.

S and T divergence or correlated pair SMT.

We're looking for a market that rallies
higher than retraces and this is going

to occur Monday through Wednesday.

So now we're getting more time-specific
and then we look for the market to

expand up into higher highs so that
before we do anything, we're going

to already have our point of origin.

No worries.

That's going to be the reference
point from a monthly standpoint and,

or dropping down to the weekly daily.

And we're going to know what PD array
in the premium we're aiming for.

So we see that impulse swing Monday,
Tuesday, or Wednesday, we were looking

for an up move to suggested this.

In fact, buying that impulse swing
is the telltale sign that there

are smart money players in the
marketplace pushing price higher.

That's we're looking for underlying
we're expecting higher prices

anyway, but now we're seeing.

We're waiting for the retracement that
retracing it's going to come again

between Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

It could happen directly
right off of Sunday's rally.

And then Monday would be maybe the
retracement, or it could just start

right from Monday and have a very shallow
retracement of one day between Monday

and Wednesday, during that retracement
we're gonna be looking for or anticipating

the next move, higher driving.

Move higher into that premium
array that we're looking for.

That expansion swing is where
we're looking to be profitable.

Framing the retracement
from the point of origin.

That's where we're looking for our
executable timeframe hourly for our

daily, weekly, monthly discount.

Pediatric.

We're looking for all of these potential
levels as price starts to drop down.

Now, it looks like graphically it's
only on Wednesday, but for the sake

of discussion and keeping the slide
clean this retracement and the discount

PD array matrix is applied through
the entire range across the days

of Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

So in other words, what I'm saying is, is
Chrome, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,

during any retracement lower, we're
looking for a monthly, weekly, daily.

Discount array the off of aiming for
the weekly premium array and it has

to drop down into, uh, kills them.

Now, what kills them?

Could you be trading?

Uh, obviously y'all know that I like
to trade the London open and I like

to trade the New York open freely
trading, the Aussie Kiwi or Japanese.

You want to be including
the Asian session kills him.

Okay.

So you can go into my free tutorial
stuff and see what that actually is.

But for a quick down dirty timeframe, what
you're looking for is 2300 hours to what

basically you're going to be looking at,
uh, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, New York standard

time, whatever time it is in New York.

6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

There's your sweet spot for Asia.

Okay.

There you go.

Nothing, nothing easier than that.

And many times it can extend to
10 o'clock, but usually you don't

want to be doing anything after 10.

Uh, the closer you get to 10,
that's kinda like their lunch time.

So you don't want to
do anything around 10.

And ultimately if price drops down
and gives you a retracement into a

discount PD array from a monthly,
weekly, daily, or four hour level.

You can see that also can be used
from an hourly executable timeframe.

So if you get a hourly discount
PD era, they could be executed

on as well inside of Kilz.

Then again, you're looking for that
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday set

up, but you're aiming for the weekly
PDRI if you don't want shot one kill,

you're looking for that daily PDA.

Right.

But framing off of a weekly.

Okay.

A general concept revisited
again in bearish markets, we're

looking for markets poised to
trade lower on a higher timeframe.

We're looking for any market that would
potentially move lower seasonally,

but it doesn't have to, we don't need
to seasonal tendency there again,

it's it's always a bonus or a plus
if you will, if we can use a market

that has a bear seasonal tendency.

Our interest rates moving.

Are they stagnant?

Preferably we were looking
for a market that has the

bond market moving all around.

The tenure notes are moving around.

That's held in consolidation
and commitment of traders.

Are we looking at a lessening of long
positions by the commercials or are we

seeing a heavy net short position being
built or are they already net short?

Uh, those are the conditions we're
looking for from a cot standpoint.

And intermarket analysis
supports the bear sense.

That means SMT diversions is indicating
weakness or correlate a pair.

SMT suggested there should be a overall
sympathy, move lower for foreign

currencies or for trading stocks.

You learn all that as well with the
indices versus the leadership issues.

And we're looking for a market
decline lower than retrace

higher during Monday into winter.

And we're done.

We're gonna be looking for a market
to expand down to lower lows.

So we have a point of origin from a
hard timeframe, monthly premium array

trades, the lower impulse swing.

And then there's a retracement.

Again, this is all occurring between
Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday.

Any one of those three days, this
scenario or condition has to be.

That retracement has to come up to
the level of premium and then the

expansion swing is what we're looking
for to be profitable in aiming for

the discount array, reframing our
trade with premium array matrix.

So we're looking for a monthly, weekly,
daily four hour and one hour premium

array to short from in a kill zone.

For time of day analysis.

Okay.

Monthly ranges are prices, fractal and
higher time frame analysis benefits us

as a result, we note the high and the
low of every month candle, we knew to

present range in terms of premium and
or discount we consider where price

on the monthly will or could draw to.

And the words what's the most likely to.

There is generally four weekly
candles in every monthly candle.

Every week we study where the
monthly will likely trade next.

Again, all we're doing is looking
for probabilities and there's nothing

that I teach with 100% ironclad.

This is where it's going
to happen every, since.

There's no, absolutions,
there's only probability.

So we're looking from these
higher timeframes to look for.

Where is it most likely reaching for it?

Cause if we're trading off a monthly
chart and we can pick the most probable

direction, chances are even if we're
wrong, you know, the lower timeframes that

we're going to be executing on, it still
might give us opportunity to be paid.

And then usually monthly ranges.

We frame trades on the weekly range.

I said, what's a weekly rain.

Uh, again, prices fractal and monthly
analysis builds on the weekly, and we knew

it to high in a lobe, every weekly candle.

We note the present range in terms of
premium and or discount we consider where

price on the weekly will or could draw to.

Again, what's the most probable
direction in terms of whether weekly

chart is trading and where it may
reach up or lower to there's generally

five daily candles and every weekly.

And every week we study how the
weekly trades inside of its monthly

range using weekly ranges, we
frame trades on the daily chart.

We're watching the, see if the weeklies
continuously expand and make the larger

monthly candle move in a direction.

We thought they were.

So each week we're looking for confluence
and confirmation that what we anticipated

seeing on the monthly isn't fact
unfolding, because the weekends we'll

be pushing that direction, hopefully in
our favor, and then making that weekly

range, expand every hire or every lower,
uh, weekly candle we'll build that bigger

monthly candle in respective direction.

Okay.

So let's take a look at an example.

All right.

So here, we're looking at the Japanese.

Janice is a monthly chart and you can
see from 2015 springtime going into

June, 2015, we saw the Japanese yen or
dollar yen pair trade up into, around

the 1 25, 80 level or thereabouts.

And we moved from a low formed
back in 2013, and then we dropped.

1 25 into round, June of 2016.

If you look at the total range, we
have obviously moved into a discount

market and we look at the markets.

Old support levels found at the
February, 2014 to June, 2014.

There was a lot of support seen in there.

So products came all the
way down into the point of.

Where we think the market will.

And with the benefit of hindsight
here, I'm not going to be slicing

and dicing charts because we called
the Japanese Shan lower, which is

dollar yen higher all through the, uh,
the months in 2016, as we see here.

But looking at this example, we
have a point of origin where we

think price may want to go higher.

And then once we see that we start
looking at all of the monthly.

PDRs I'm framing the last down
candle right before the big

mood starts to take place.

That is a monthly candle, and we start
looking at the monthly range, but that's

not the monthly range we're trading in.

That's just a monthly range.

So don't be this.

Don't be confused.

When I start talking about monthly
ranges, I may interchangeably refer

to a monthly candle where it's
individual or independent range.

That's not the monthly range that
we're going to be referring to.

I'm actually going to distinguish.

Okay.

So we have that one month's candle
range defined, and we're going to

go back to when the monthly level,
where are our monthly premium arrays?

Well, you have a breaker
here, so we frame that.

So there's a mood that we can
look up to for a monthly level.

So we have both our monthly
discount and premium.

This is our monthly range.

This is our range for
trading the monthly range.

In other words, what's our probable range
of probability or profitability where

would be expect to see moves, take place.

We take that range and
we apply it to a weekly.

And refine that down into that
individual weekly PD arrays in terms of.

Premium array.

So we have here weekly
premium arrays outlined.

I didn't put every single one of them
on there just to keep the chart clean.

So that way we can go through
and have many examples, uh, for

your study, go through and find
out where all the other ones are.

Okay.

Go through the individual
weekly chart and monthly chart.

And you can see how price had respected.

A lot of the other ones too, that
aren't being used here, but I

just gave you the obvious ones.

I use rejection blocks
here for weekly premium.

So when price broke away from that
100, 4 35 level and started expanding,

reaching up into that 1860 level,
that weekly premium array, it had

three lesser, lower, weekly premium
arrays, old lows seen through 2014

going into 2015, and then we saw.

Rejection block around the one 11 level.

And then we saw another rejection block
around the 1 0 6 big figure as noted here.

So they're all objectives are
where price should reach up to.

So if you look at that, it's still a great
deal of opportunity between just those

four premium arrays on a weekly chart,

dropping down into a daily chart, you
can see a little bit more detailed.

And how price had reached from
the 1 0 4 35 up to the each one of

those weekly premium arrays, all
being catalysts for higher prices.

Now we got into a four-hour chart.

We can start applying all of the order,
block theory and rejection block theory.

And we're also incorporating
now the day of.

Filter, which is Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday.

So I've shaded where every Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesdays range is, and I'm also

highlighting or blocks for bullish by,
and I'm also highlighting mitigation and

I'm also highlighting rejection blocks.

All of these are discount arrays and
the red shaded area up as a one eight.

70 level or thereabouts, that's
the premium array on a weekly

basis that we're reaching for.

So how many buying
opportunities did you see here?

Six one each week.

Let's break it down a little bit
more detail again, taking all the

unnecessary things off the chart
and you can see how price has moved.

Right.

Uniformly and systematic each new
week, giving you buying opportunities.

And now we'll add all the
individual day dividers.

And I want you to take a look at
something as the weekly ranges defined

by the double line vertical dash lines.

Okay.

That delineates the Sundays.

So everything to the right of those
double vertical lines that are

dashed, that represents a Sunday.

To the right of it.

You had Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
shaded notice how the lows of

the week are generally formed in
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

In this context, also notice that when
you see the high that's formed between

Monday and Wednesday, say for instance,
that there's a high that forms, uh, during

the Monday through Wednesday range, when
that high is taken out intro week, this.

Because price will tend to expand
aggressively towards the monthly

and or weekly premium array.

And it's reversed if it's bearish.

So what we're doing is we're looking
for the Monday through Wednesday

range every single week when that
is bullish underlying in the market.

And if you break that range, that's
defined by technically Sunday's opening,

but just for the sake of keeping
things, Jermaine and consistent.

Cause I did mention how we
didn't really refer to Sundays.

Uh, you can use Sunday for completeness
sake, but from a Monday's opening to

Tuesday and Wednesdays range, whatever
the highest high is when month when,

when the markets are bullish, if
that highest broken, intraweek say

for instance, on Thursday or Friday,
generally, that is indicative of an

aggressive confirmation that we're going
to be moving to our premium array that

we were looking for, or identify that.

And then everything that you see here
would just be reversed for bearish

markets Monday through Wednesdays range.

If that is broken, when it's bullish,
the high that's formed between Monday

and Wednesday, that is a confirmation
that you are in a buy program and the

markets will expand aggressively to reach
for your higher level premium array.

When the markets are buried.

The load is formed between Monday through
Wednesday, if that is broken on an

intro week basis, that is confirmation
that you are an aggressive sell off

sell program and your longterm higher
timeframe, discount or rate at you're

aiming for is a high probability condition
that's going to reach for that may not

happen that week, but you're gonna keep
looking for the next week to be bullish

where bears respectively based on that.

So hopefully you found
this teaching insightful.

We're going to be building on a lot of
these ideas and a lot more detail leading

into the ultimate delivery of one shot.

One kill on him in a process
oriented rule-based breakdown.

What you do from beginning to end
to execution until next session.

I wish you good luck and good trading.