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Yes, hello everyone. So welcome to the third lesson of first
part the technical strategy. So what we're going to be looking
at in this lesson is premium versus discount areas.
So what do I mean by premium and discount? So like I said
from the last lesson in market structure mark out your your
highs and your lows. Once you get these areas identified is
this thing called premium premium areas and discount
areas. So what do I mean by a premium area or a discount area
for example? So as you can see in the last one we just marked
out all the highs and the lows. Now what we can see is we
started to get this high this low lower high higher higher
low and then a higher high broke that up so we could say
we're in an uptrend at the moment so when we're in an
uptrend we're looking for discount areas to buy because
the reason is if you're looking if you're looking for buys
you're just going to be looking for the best possible area so
if you get into that entry price doesn't return to your
break even point or it doesn't return to hit your stop loss so
what we're going to be trying to look to look for is the
lowest possible area for us to buy now what that Usually is is
that's called the discounted area because it's discounted
price. You know when you're going to the shop what do you
want? You want the best possible discount so you can
buy things at a cheaper rate so you can not make a profit but
not spend as much but in this case we're trying to make
profit of course. Now discount area you could say it's
anywhere less than the 50% so if you guys know how to use
Fibonacci it's on Trade In View it's on I think is believe it's
the one with the three lines on Trade In View if you have
trouble you could just look it up on online but it's the
Fibonacci tool and I'm going to be giving my settings as well
soon but for that what we're going to be looking for is
anywhere less than the 50% it's technically a discounted area
me personally I always look for this area right here anywhere
less than 0. 618 0. 71 anywhere below that is perfect for me
because if you're really looking if you're in an uptrend
and you're looking for buys anywhere above the 50% you're
most likely going to be taken out let's just look at this
example here for example I mean we're going to be looking at
our certain points of interest but I'm just telling you this
is one of the older blocks that we're going to be looking at if
you're going to enter of the 50% okay cool we got one tiny
rejection of stop loss right below you been taken out
straight away and this one key one key thing you you need to
understand that discounted area will help you so many times and
as you develop your strategy I mean personally I don't even
put the fibs on now because I understand market structure and
discounted and premium areas another example is here just
continue from the last one so this the low and this the next
low that we're looking at we've got even more discounted area
because we've got that point of interest right at the bottom
enter straight off of that price doesn't return to it
because you're in an uptrend so you're sure we're not going to
come back to that area so this is the key thing you need to
understand when you're in when you're buying from a discounted
area you're going to be entering as low as possible and
then the place you're going to be aiming for is the next
higher high same thing as well for premium as well you're
going to be aiming for lower lows so premium and discount
quite a simple thing to understand you're going to be
looking for the lowest or the high areas as possible. Um in
terms of my Fibonacci obviously I don't use it as much now
because I understand everything you know just by looking at the
chart but especially if you're just learning at the moment
like I say you're going to be looking for buyers in this key
area here. I would say somewhere less than the 71 fib
all the way down to the number one. Uh you could even put on a
Fibonacci of zero point eight I can't remember what number it
is but anywhere below here is fine. Do not I mean as much as
possible depending on what price is showing you but really
don't try and enter anywhere less than the 50% zone and then
if you're going off the Fib strategy just targets at this
minus 0. 27. Um there's a there's been a lot of studies
around Fibonacci and this is one of the key areas that you
aim for. The next prize zone would also be 0 point 618 but
that's a further further area again this is for premium as
well so just flipped this is when you're looking for sales
quite a simple quite simple to understand so no need to
complicate it yeah so this is premium and discount areas
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