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Okay in this video we're going to be discussing wick fills.
Now wick fills is quite contrary to exhaustion wicks.
So but the wicks are still the same. We can't change our
wicks. But when a wick fill happens it only happens in high
volume times. Okay. Meaning this wick will come and be
filled in high volume times. So if this wick gets rejected then
this becomes a exhaustion wick. Okay now on this sketch that I
drew for you guys I want you guys to take note of this it's
this is our wick full happens. Now this is a H 4 candle. This
is our 30-minute candle. 30 minute candlesticks okay. Now
this candle right over here closed at with an exhaustion
wick. Now this wick leaves us with one thing.
It leaves us with a range. Meaning if it's closed and it's
high volume time example a fundamental event was released
or the session just opened with some high fundamentals backing
it or whatever the reason may be it has to be in high volume
times. Then this week is going to be filled because what this
means what this mean week to the downside means it is purely
a retracement of the overall trend. So now over here you're
going to find some sort of confluence with a Wickfill
concept and then the market will This will give you a great
confluence reason to go back to the upside. Coming back and
testing this high. So this will then be this candle stick. So
this would be the H four.
And this will be the M thirty. So that is basically what the
wig-4 means. It's the the first of the the four hour candle
stick the market went up. Formed some sort of resistance
then hê came back down in the second half or let's say the
last thirty or last hour. Then hê came back down creating this
wick. This wick region here. And then as soon as a new
candle opened and we had some sort of let's say a trend line
bounce or a break of support or a touch of its support or a
break of resistance. Whatever the case may be might be. You
found your reason to buy and you found a reason to go long
and this would then give confluence for us to come back
and test this high. Okay. So that is what a wick fill is.
Let's let's do another example but we doing it in a bearish
market. So let's say This is our H four candle.
As you can see I'm basically forcing you guys to use
multiple time frames. And this is our M30 candles. Okay so
let's draw it out. Come on. Okay. As we drawing it out we
can clearly see okay the market is making a downtrend. Let's
draw some sort of a retracement to the upside.
And then
It is making a downtrend. It is coming down to this. It is
exactly the same as what's happening here. And then all of
a sudden before the market closes or for the candle closes
we have this rejection to the upside.
Okay. Now we have this on the 30 minute and this on the H 4
candle. So what we are anticipating in high volume
time is for the market to come back down and retest this low
right over here. But remember our rule it should not break
this high. Because if it breaks this high what does it mean? It
means it's breaking this structure right over here. Okay
so it should not break this high this wick should not break
this wick. So any where right over here it can form anywhere
in this region. It can form a new candlestick. So then we
basically just anticipating the market to continue going down.
Let's let's draw another small bullish candle at the beginning
of the this is this wick and then we get that bearish
movement to the downside. You can enter on the close of this
bearish engulfing and then the market coming to test this low
right over here. So that's basically what a wick fill is.
Okay it's the market coming down to test in a quote unquote
exhaustion level and that exhaustion level being tested
in high volume times. Okay so it has to be with immediate
effect. Meaning you can't have this exhaustion zone and say
that's going to come and be tested. No. It's it does not
happen that way. It has to be with immediate effect. Okay so
and usually on the 30 minute you we don't do that. We don't
look at wickfills on the 30 minutes. For example right over
here we can see we have this wick fill this wick this
exhaustion wick it created an exhaustion zone but then the
market retraced and it back up to go and fill the top of this
week. So that is a week fill. Um Another example. Marker came
back down, created an exhaustion wick, came back up,
showed a retrace and then came back down, filled this wick. So
the main thing I want you guys to know that differentiates a
wick fill from an exhaustion area or an exhaustion wick is
the volume. That's it. It's just the volume. We need volume
to fill wicks. So for example over here you can see this what
this could have been a wick fill. No doubt. But the overall
trend was down. Okay you have to take that into
consideration. And the volume was just in this example more
to the downside. So I'm not going to be sugarcoating any
any situations. The market was just a little bit more
favourable to the downside. So we did not get that push to the
upside. But the main trend was down. So we're not going to
have a a wick full in this scenario. A wick full happens
when you are with a trend and you have volume. Let me type it
out.
You stick with the trend.
Okay. So this was a pure wickfall. We add volume to the
upside. We had volume to the upside. The market came
retraced a little bit and then it filled this wick. Let's look
at this on a shorter time frame. Let's just mark it out.
As you can see the market created a high. This was the
wick it created. Remember these three bearish candles was the
wick. And then it gave us a bullish engulfing. And the
market came up and retested this wick. And coincidentally
it was on a daily level. So that was a good reason for us
to enter short because the wick for already happened. With a So
the market has to be in a trend otherwise the whole drawing
that I just did it's not going to make any sense. It has to be
The Wickfill is just a retrace on the smaller time frame.
Okay. So this is the wakeful. So I hope it makes sense. Um
just remember to go and test this and open your chart and
then you can view the Wickfills on your own. And then it will
start to make a lot more sense. And slowly but surely
everything is coming together for us and we adding a lot of
more tools into our into our arsenal. So I hope you guys
enjoy this section. Good luck with the assessment. And I'll
see you in phase three.
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