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yes we're in a bullish structure so yeah guys please

way with the largest stop loss would just be the wicks and

would usually with these it's a bit harder to understand how to

where a lot of orders happened previously and orders may still

we're going up and we're going down we're going up going down

be off the body if you really want to play it safe the safest

for this lesson guys hope you understood anything just please

trade review look back test see what's going on and yeah

you know set your stop loss and everything but with this one

liquidity void so what do I mean by that we're going to get

got the breaker block back here and the thing is these breaker

you how you could enter so it could be off the wick it could

for you to understand don't confuse yourself with all the

that area so we've got this breaker block right here paired

take notes of what I've done draw it up and also look on

we say? Market structure, you look for these highs, you look

look back at this lesson it's going to be very very important

we're going to go into this later on. But identify this

unhealthy price action now sometimes a liquidity void

type 2 a breaker block paired with the standard order block

be held from that area hence why it comes back to mitigate

for these lows. Break a block right there that would be the

different entry types what it is is just I'm explaining to

right here. I don't want to confuse you too much because

then set stop loss past the the whole candle so yeah that's it

what you would say as support and that's perfectly valid now

breaker block right here. We're just beneath lows. So what did

downside and now we're a turning back to it. Usually

straight into it didn't break this low so we can still say

trading retail and support and resistance it's actually the

but with a liquidity void or an imbalance it's what you see is

now this really is looking into retail for example but you've

place where there's unbalanced movement so you see here how

that I took quite a while ago played out perfect enter

blocks actually have a lot of power because there were areas

massive move up and down now you could enter right of there

up with this standard order block right here you see this

and you enter straight off it now in retail concepts this is

moving on to

into more into liquidity voids but to explain it simply it's a

personally I would say to retail traders you're not

going up going down we're seeing black and grey candles

break of blocks that you're trading off

how likely is it that price will return right to this

Entry type 1 first one is a break a block through a

time that you would enter anywhere less than a discounted

bearish with minimal pullbacks. So what do I mean by that?

in where we go into wipe off and everything else the break

order block type three this one is what you've call a breaker

nice order flow but then when you get this massive move away,

of block is right here it's the one that was smashed through

Sometimes, you're going to get perfect order flow but price

downside and then a small wick right at the top because the

been broken through we've smashed right through it to the

it's most effective when prices move in very very bullish or

body is so small and that's the main thing you've got to

rarely. I'm going to be honest. What you would usually see you

that has been broken through so previous order block that has

area and this something that we're going to get into further

moves like this. But how often do you see that? Very very

of the candle is much larger. Personally I would enter off

discounted area and this is a break block is perhaps the only

might see consolidation, breakout, you might get some

smart money concepts to support and resistance but it's more

block now personally it's the closest thing I've seen in

for example you might get a small body, massive wick to the

Pastor Wick. Type 2. Um this one is off the wick. So like I

this case study. Um this is a screenshot I took from one of

proves to you this is exactly what you see in the market

that wick right there and that's exactly what happened in

pinpoint a previous so what it is is a previous order block

described here is going to be usually it's a smaller wick. So

Obviously this is a discounted area enter off that body. How

does the trade look? Entry right off the body. Stop loss

massive candle right here personally I have never traded

got the black one and then the grey one does not matter

understand from this one. The body is so small that the wicks

entry and that's what it looks like. Then you've got entry

have expected the down candle before the up candle is this

one. So it really doesn't like here we've got two cases. We've

off a massive candle like this because you're going to get a

any into any profit from there. It might be a one to one for

life. It's you're barely I feel like you're barely going to get

the colour the whole candle must be engulfed by the next

on a one hour maybe 5060 pips which I've never done in my

example of the first of the first engulfed candle that we

out. That's exactly what we see in here. It pushes past it. So

type of autoblock that we talked about what would you

one completely.

crazy crazy stop loss it's probably going to be if this is

whether it's the grey or the black. Whether it's an up or a

the first type is the open of the body as we see on the first

the wick in this case. Like I said here on the right it

it really quick I'll just annotate it right here. It's

the trades sent in my telegram ages ago but it just shows and

type here. The second type is again the open right it's it's

So in this example right here what do we have we've got an

and then the next move is like that. It's still inside the

beneath the lows. Like I said here, open of the body, stop

doesn't matter whether it's a buy or a sell candle no matter

range. No, instead it really pushes the boundary and goes

we're seeing with the engulf candle come straight back down.

not one where you might get this or the block right here

example is zero. 5% risk to reward. Now this exactly what

percentage that you can gain on the trade quite a lot of people

I refine my entries you're going to be seeing later on in

down candle. It's the candle that gets engulfed in the next

see now if you were if you were trading of the of the first

the advanced videos how we do it but yeah second type of

you how risk averse are you personally I would go for a

enter off that and in this case it would worked but personally

touching the wick now this is a bit more risky but it's up to

completely blows it out so it's not one where let me just draw

example right here that the body or the wick or whatever it

covers it completely what we mean in trading is the candle

time I heard engulfed is when something goes on fire it like

they they would say enter off the 50% but for me personally

first point of interest now you've got this wick entry stop

one that gets engulfed now what's it mean engulfed first

the last up move before the down move but instead it's the

loss would be just above the top of the wick second type it

of course you're not if you're working on the one hour and

you're using the body example you're not going to be getting

you see right here you'd get 50% right bang in the middle

stop loss above the area I mean especially if you're on funded

surrounding candles as well the body entry is widely used

block now it's different to the last one that we saw it's not

accounts your trade in other people's money it's or even

the whole body gets covered by the next candle so you see for

when I refine my trades by the way I mean 50% of the body so

order block this one is what I like to call the engulfed order

type the third type I would say is body as well stop loss just

start moving down hence why we're looking at this is my

especially for people who work on the one hour time frame now

your own money and it's large amount of capital why would you

want to add that extra risk maybe just for an extra

trades that are say 1-50 or whatever you've seen on my case

take any of that to mitigate any of that up move before we

just to keep it safe so not just above the wick but

studies hence why I refine my entries but it's the second

would be the body entry stop loss above the area as well

it's been one up move and then one straight massive down move

refined entry of this order right here look you've got to

all the way to the downside price has not even come back to

very far from the body but because we're looking at

understand one thing it's been unmitigated there's been no

if you see my cursor from this candle right here the wick is

how do we use this? You've got different types different entry

down move or the down down candle before the up move. Now

big the candle is because sometimes as you can see from

points first one I would say is the wick entry depending on how

the standard order block is simply the up candle before the

whatever you want you can just change it. But you understand

ones on the downside. Use to use blue, green, you know

different colors on your candles. Uh me personally I use

downtrend is the up candle before the down move. Now what

and they want to reduce all them losses as much as

possible. So getting into first one. You got the standard or

same thing here. You've got is pretty much the if you're in a

later on eventually price will be mitigated because you know

the block. What we discussed in that last lesson is exactly the

grey for the ones that go on the upside and black on the

I would recommend especially in the beginning is use two

the last lesson is it makes so much sense. Price always has to

these got you've got these massive losses from the banks

come back and mitigate it. Now it whether it does this now or

about smart money concepts and everything but when you

not work. I mean I used to trade retail before even known

resistance line because you've got you know that resistance

this right here oops this right here is a support is a

understand how all the blocks work and what I talked about in

going to be seeing later on is a lot of this retail logic does

right there and you would be valid in saying that but you're

this low this higher high lower high this lower low lower high

What do we have? We've got

said let's just take an example of a downtrend in structure.

in the retail environment say they would say that oh this

and then prices keeps on down trending now what would people

take profit Um but yeah let's just get into it. So like I

going to be how you enter where you put stop loss where you put

first one type one with entries and every single one is

down into three different types so I'm going to be looking at

different types so me personally I would break it

mentioned in that video is order blocks and we've got

talked about institutional order flow now what what I

Yes guys welcome to the next video of next part in the first

technical section so moving on from that last lesson where we

hopefully it all makes sense