All language subtitles for Bonus Video - Multi-Asset Class Analysis EN

Okay folks, we have just
finished the June contract.

For the STT mentorship.

And I want to take a couple minutes
just to talk to you and kind of like

a summary of everything that you've
been introduced to and exposed to.

And I want to ask you, why do you
believe I made you go through the

content that was shown in June?

I believe that, uh, some of you felt like.

Like it wasn't necessary.

It wasn't needed, or I'll come
back to that later on ICT.

And it's, it's unfortunate that some
have felt that way because the purpose

of having multi-asset class analysis,
that is the asset classes of the

bonds, currencies, commodities, and
stocks is by looking at them as a

whole, how they're interrelated and
all the things I covered this month.

I want you to go back through and look
for the symmetry between all four,

because there's a common theme that
I'm trying to draw your attention

to, but you can't grasp it and you
can't appreciate it until you see it

until you see the interconnections.

And when they're most likely to be in sync
with one another, what am I talking about?

Risk on and risk off some of
the things that you folks are in

here hoping to see right away.

I want to see this.

I need to see this.

I have to be a witness of this,
or I have to be taking trades.

Some of you didn't listen.

And I said, it wouldn't
be a trade signal service.

And I want you to think about what was the
point of all these lessons for this month.

It wasn't that I was highlighting
certain phenomenon that I like

about each individual asset class.

It's the fact that they both not
only work in harmony with one

another, but sometimes they decouple.

If there's are these coupling.

In other words, if the bond market is
going higher, That means that there's

a scenario where it's less risk
interest, it's a risk off environment.

So the market goes to buying bonds.

When the bond market's going
lower, then there's a risk on

scenario, risk on scenarios.

Bring with it, the buying of stocks,
the buying of foreign currencies.

These.

Back and forth ebb and flow type
phenomenon, have a reverberation.

It goes through all four of the
asset classes and to discount it.

The think that it's something
I'll come back to later on.

I don't think I'm really
interested in learning commodities.

I don't think I'm interested
in looking at the S and P 500.

I don't think I'm interested
in looking at stocks.

All of, you know, I only trade.

For X.

And yet I still talk about the bond
market, commodities and stocks,

because it matters it has a place.

And some of you want to be one
trick ponies and B I'm only

going to be able to make money.

If I just follow one thing and I have to
close my eyes, everything else around me.

To be a specialist.

You still have to understand what the
general market's going to do most likely.

And the importance of it is that
when the markets are working well

together, when all the asset classes
are doing, as they should risk on

environments, everything should rally

interest rates should be declined.

If you're not seeing these things
happening, if there isn't this beautiful

dovetail with all four of the asset
classes, then you're going to have a

very hard time finding opportunities
where moves can be explosive.

They can have a lot of magnitude.

They don't last very long
unless there's conditions or.

And we have been going through a
period of months where it's been very

difficult to ascertain whether or
not the market is risk on a risk off.

Sometimes it is sometimes it isn't.

Some of the asset classes are doing
as they should, while others are

doing something completely different.

Some of the folks that are no
longer with us have grown tiresome.

They don't want to deal with this anymore.

It's grinded them.

And they left for a reason because
they're never going to be traders.

They're never going to be able to do this
because it takes a lot of wherewithal.

It takes a lot of conviction.

It takes hard work.

You got to look at all four of
these asset classes to get a grasp

on what the general market's doing.

You want to explosive moves.

You want big directional
one-sided markets.

That's going to come by way of
understanding the four asset class.

If you cannot read what those asset
classes are doing individually

and as a whole collectively,
what's the dance between them?

Are they moving in symmetry?

Are they working beautifully together
or are we seeing a chaotic mess?

The markets are doing whatever they
want to do, indiscriminate to whatever

the other asset classes are doing.

Why would you think that takes place?

Why, why would we see a multi-asset
class, the coupling like that?

Because there's a lot of uncertainty
and when it's easy to make money,

and there are times when it's like
that, all four asset classes will be

working in harmony with one another.

They'll be doing exits.

They should, across the board dollar
index goes higher commodities, go low.

Stocks go higher risk on risk off
stocks, fall currencies, farm in nature

rally when its risk on decline, when
it's risk off in dollar will rally this

mechanism that we look at
in terms of the marketplace.

It is highly efficient and yet very
hard to decipher because it takes a lot

of work to be looking at other things.

Not just, I want to be
looking at only my Eurodollar.

I just want to, I just want
to trade your a dollar.

I don't care what the
biomarkers are doing.

I don't care about any of that.

Can you make money doing it?

Yes, you can.

Well, you understand when the large
moves are going to take place and how

long to hold on to them based on those
conditions, just looking at the Euro.

No, some of you are trying to do that.

Some of you are trying to skip to the
head of the line, avoid all this hard

work because you don't want to roll
your sleeves up and it's necessary.

You have to do these things, because if
you don't, when you have periods of draw

down, when you have periods of where the
market is, isn't giving you what you want.

You're going to lose your mind.

You're gonna allow psychological
things to impact your ability to

trade, to make decisions, hold
on to trades or let go of them.

Because you will have an absence
of your understanding about

the general market as a whole.

I can't tell you the dozens of emails
I got throughout this entire month.

Can I skip this month?

Can I just, uh, not worry about this?

Can I, uh, just pay for the next
month and not be a part of this group?

And I was saying death,
same thing, everyone.

It's important.

Because you felt that you were never
going to be a commodity trader.

So therefore commodity information is
useless to you and you're never going

to actually trade the bond markets.

So everyone was interested in
what I had to say about the bonds.

And it's interesting, as I got through
the bond market content, then folks

were like, well, do I have to pay
the attention to the rest of this?

Yes, you do.

And if you're having a struggling point
where you don't want to do this, you

don't want to look at the other asset
classes because it's too much work.

It's too much.

Then I'm going to challenge you with this.

You're going to struggle.

You might have hit and miss success.

You're going to have periods where
you might make a little bit of

money, but you will always feel like
there's something that doesn't quite

click and it's going to be this.

You have to know what the
market's going to do as a whole.

And if there isn't decoupling.

And the markets are
having erratic behavior.

The assets are not working
in harmony with one another.

It goes back to if that only is going on
presently or we're coming out of that,

hopefully at the time of this recording,
what has it been saying all along that

smart money is not willing to make large
contributions to one side of the market or

another, or they're waiting on something.

What are they waiting on?

I'm not sure what it is.

They're waiting on.

There's a lot of things on the horizon,
some of it's war, some of it's Brexit,

middle east, trumping and office.

Maybe not being an office.

There's a lot of things that's going
on right now that it's making it

difficult and it's actually disinterest.

And I would admit that if I was
coming up as a new trader, I would

feel the impulse to say, well, I'm
really not going to pay attention to

this, but I can tell you there's a lot
of things that I went through in my

development that I felt that way about,
but I later went back to them and it

caused me the greatest growth spurts.

In my understanding as a trader,

part of the mentorship was for you to pay
for me, to give you the things that help.

MI get to a point when I can understand
what the market's going to do.

You can see when I'm wrong.

It's I it's been glaringly obvious
to periods where I'm not doing well.

And it's because of the Marcy
multi-asset class analysis

of these four asset classes.

They're just doing
whatever they want to do.

But when there's periods where I can see
everything, I can see it clearly what's

going on example, it was this week.

I do a lot to do this mentorship.

And sometimes my attention is drawn
into areas where I otherwise wouldn't

be looking, but because I am a mentor,
I do my best to try to give feedback and

answers to questions by way of email.

And some folks are calling me
and some people were sending me

texts and there's a lot of you.

And I do all those things
and make lessons and.

Do the recordings and
edit, and it's a lot.

And I can only do so
much as a human being.

I can't force you to do the things
that I believe are necessary.

You're going to have an opinion.

You're not going to pay
attention to this teaching.

You're probably not even going
to listen to this video, get

your fingers in your ears, a law.

I don't want to hear, but
it's something that's.

I wouldn't have done this month.

If I didn't wholeheartedly believed
that it was beneficial to your

understanding, you'll probably never
trade a bond contract in your life.

You'll probably never trade stocks.

You'll never manage your
own self-directed IRA.

I guarantee you there's some of
us in here that are thinking that,

and I understand that I'm not
twisting your arm to do it, but.

It is important for you to know what
these asset classes are doing as a whole.

And you don't have to be staring at them
all day long periodically, check them, see

what's going on, get feedback from them.

They should be moving in
concert with one another.

There's an ebb and flow that is necessary
for the markets to be highly efficient.

And when they're efficient,
they create big moves.

Large moves, exaggerated moves, big
ones, big, huge profitable market moves.

And they're easy to see coming.

As we outlined this week, I
took a chance on some things

in the last couple of weeks.

And I was primarily working off
of, uh, an intraday four hour chart

to come away with my, my analysis.

And I said, you know what?

Spend some time with the, and, and not
even look at the FX market last week.

And it forced me to have a period
of time separation from FX.

And then Saturday, when I did my analysis,
as I normally would do, but I'm slammed.

There's a lot of slides.

This this month is over
200 slides in presence.

It doesn't take five minutes to do that.

Some of you folks think that
it's real easy for me to do it.

And I thank you.

I thank you for that vote of
confidence that you think I can

do these things in five minutes.

I can't, it takes a lot of work, thought a
lot of effort in designing it and bringing

things together to make it user-friendly.

But I had a member send me an email saying
that, uh, you know, I rushed out of here.

Eager to go on vacation.

And I promised to do
a us dollar CAD trade.

And no, I didn't promise
to do a dollar CAD trade.

I promise to look at the market and there
would be probably a trade Friday for the

dollar cat, but using the asset classes as
a whole, all four of them, I didn't see a

trade this morning and there was no trade.

It was a Z day consolidation
ahead of Abe, large widely

followed us holiday next week.

But a lot of folks go on the sidelines
by seeing all four asset classes

looking at what they've done going
into this morning at the time of this

recording on Friday, June 30th, 2007.

There has no real indication of what
the market should be reaching for.

It had already met my
objective for the week.

It already had already
traded down to the low.

I called four and went just
the low, a little bit below it.

So it's fulfilled it.

If it's already met that, that
target, what am I going to trade?

Just because I hit the targets.

It means when I go reverse in the other
direction, I didn't feel it could go low.

Based on looking at all for the
asset classes, looking at the targets

on individual currencies, the bond
market, all these things work together.

Some of you don't trust the level of
experience I have in terms of time

using this information, you watch a
slide, you think, you know everything.

So therefore it has to be this
it's gotta be black or white.

And I've said this at
nauseum, it's not black.

There's times when the market will
appear black and white, when it seems

easy, it's so obvious that it's going
to go one direction and those times

will trick you because you'll think that
it should be like that all the time.

And this is the difficult
part about trading.

You have to work those times when it's.

But when it's not like it,
you need dial dollar back.

And the way you be able to determine
those conditions is by rating the

market in terms of risk on a risk off.

And you can't get that adequately enough,
but just looking at one instrument, one

payer, you have to look at the whole
universe of speculation, currencies,

commodities, bonds, and stocks.

This whole month was designed to draw
your attention to the importance of

knowing what all of them should be doing.

And what is it you're should be
looking for going into the marketplace,

not looking for trades per se, but
looking at the commodity market

as a whole, are commodities going
higher or are they going lower?

Generally

our interest rates going up
or interest rates going down.

How's that affecting the.

Is the dollar going up or is it going down

what's going on with equities?

Is equities finding an ease to rally
or is it struggling to rally and,

and holding more of a consolidation?

All these things matter, they are,
they way out in the grand scheme

of things in terms of feedback,
some of your learning this.

For the first time you've never had
any kind of technical analysis, uh,

indoctrination to the marketplace.

There's nothing that you've ever done.

Is it the first time you were done
and your heads are spinning, some of

you that have been trading for a long
time, know that there are periods in

the markets where it just gets really
hard and you can't do anything right.

And some of you think that you've
traded before got lucky and you

think, you know what it is that
should be happening in this mentor.

And you already had your opinion.

You came in with a preconceived
notion about what it is that

you should be getting out of it.

And you had no idea what
you're going to be learning.

It's the same individuals that
have discounted this month's

content, feeling it as well.

It's something apart from FX.

So therefore it's not important when
that's the furthest thing from the truth.

Intermarket analysis is absolutely
crucial to you understanding what

is going to be taught next month.

Don't you want to be in the asset classes
and those leadership on the upside or

downside based on the things that have
been taught thus far, don't you want to

focus where all the large institutions
can be pouring money into it because

they're the ones that's going to explode.

They're going to be moving huge fat.

Lots of distance magnitude, the
velocity of these types of moves.

That's what you're looking for.

You want to find them and in between
there, you want to be able to breathe

a bread and butter type trader find
consistent setups here and there.

Well, he was Justin still put it.

He runs one shot, one kills, low risk,
high probability date, trade, swing trade.

Give me something like a
hole for a couple of months.

But if you don't understand the
relationship of all four of these

asset classes and what those asset
classes should be speaking to

you, when you look at them, that's
what I focused on this month.

I didn't give you a top down.

Here's the crack course on trading
commodities, personalities day,

last train, and date of the
month contract rollover.

I didn't go into other things.

I went and talked about the most salient
important things from each asset class.

That's it notice what I taught the
likelihood of a directional move per

asset class and the importance of knowing
what to look for and when it should have.

What happens when you start seeing
just to get to the four asset class

doing one thing, but the other two
aren't doing what as they should.

Is that a very symmetrical market?

No, but what happens if we start
seeing a third start dealing it?

Well, that's now very
interesting, isn't it?

Because it brings us to the question
of, okay, it's been uncertain.

But now we have a third asset class
starting to behave as it should.

So we're starting to come out
of this chaotic uncertainty.

So therefore more of smart money's
money is being put to work because

we are just the flea on their pack.

They're the big dogs, not us.

We're never going to be a big dog.

Like they are they're large corporations,
banks, institutions, insurance companies.

Pension funds their deep pockets folks.

And if you haven't figured it
out yet, that's what I'm hunting.

I'm looking for that.

And if I can't find them,
there's not leaving clear tracks.

Um, keep my hands in my pocket.

No, that doesn't look good as
a mentor, sometimes it doesn't

look good as a rockstar trader,
but what do you think I've been

doing for the last 20 plus years?

This keeps staying in.

That, because if I don't do that, just
like, if you don't do that, you won't

be around here 20 years from now.

You won't be here next year.

Maybe you will looking at something
else and seeing there's something

else out there better for you.

Listen, if I'm not teaching
it, it's not important.

If I'm teaching it, it's important.

I don't have enough time in the day
to add stuff to what I already do.

I don't have that.

The time is not a luxury for me anymore.

So I made a promise to everyone that I
was going to teach everything that I know.

And what makes me tick as an analyst.

When I look at price, what
makes me believe that price is

going to behave a certain way?

Why do I think it's going
to go up to that level?

Why they think it's going
to go down to that level?

Why do I think it's going to decide.

Why am I avoiding trading

like today because of my experience,
knowing what these asset classes are going

to do ahead of a weekend, a hell of a
holiday, even to the holidays, not Monday,

not Friday today, it's next Tuesday.

And I know by experience
what that will do to the.

And I saw signs of it across all
four asset classes today, early.

And because I had to do two videos
today and I had to do your PDF

slides, all those things require time.

I'm not trying to hide the workload.

I can't hide it.

It's a lot.

I got to do it, but I can only do it in
the 24 hours with sleep and eating due

to things on the normal human beings.

And you're going to have to find time
to do those same things in your trading.

You've got to take a peak at these four
asset classes may not want to do it.

Maybe your business is you're running.

It's just, it's worry out.

But why are you going to trade without
having a greater understanding about what

the market should be doing as a whole

that's nonsense, it's
foolishness to do that.

So while you may never be a stopped.

Or trade commodities, or
even trade a treasury bond.

It's important for you to
understand what they are doing.

What's their seasonal tendency.

Are they behaving seasonally?

Because if they're not, that means that
we have a decoupling and it's going to be

hard for the markets to find a one-sided
move with great deal of magnitude.

And I'm not saying you won't see trades,
it's just, you won't see really strongly.

Like we outlined this past Saturday
that we saw come to fruition,

beautifully, across many pairs.

All of our targets were hit
and they weren't small moves.

They were large mirrors and it comes by
way of looking at all four asset classes.

Listen, if you don't want to
do these types of things, Hey,

I'm not gonna twist your arm.

You do what to chew.

I'm here doing what I said I was gonna do.

But for you to understand what
the PDF files from the top down

work will give you in August.

You need to start thinking about
these four asset classes, because

there's reference points that you
have to know in relationship to

what they should be telling you
about the general market as a whole.

This is my suggestion.

This month has a lot of
teachings, a lot of less.

And I want you to go through this
again, and I want you to try to

ferret out the points of discussion
that I have for each asset class,

and then try to draw parallels to it.

Because if you start doing that,
you'll see where I'm leading you

to with the PDF files in August.

You won't be too near the minor detail.

But you'll have a general understanding
that way when you do go through the August

templates, you'll have that moment of
astonishment where, cause I got it now.

I see it.

I see it now, now you'll then you'll go
back to the June content and say, oh wow.

Now I know exactly why he was talking
about that and why he was showing this.

And then you'll feel silly that you
felt that this was a waste of your time.

So until next time I wish you
good luck and good trading.