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guys that's it for this lesson. Um I'll see you in the next
there's there's a lot more to it that we're going to be
quite similar in terms of fundamentals whether it's their
got consolidations reduce risk especially and do not over
trade because you'll find yourself so frustrated trying
better to trade expansions and continuations and when you've
trades, their exports, you know there's various reasons but
get the cleanest price action. Some of the best examples of
Stick to more trending pairs since this is where you will
very quickly or even weren't break even for every single
right here yes you would have got the entry in but it came
you would have incurred some losses unless you took profits
even came back down okay so now we've got this clear point of
marks everywhere. So we've got this low. Then we've got the
consolidation. So we really need to be careful with the
And then comes back again below that low again. So what we
lower high. Then we've got a higher low. Then a lower high
consolidations will make it very unclear and obviously
similar to the way they move because their economies may be
to understand some kind of market structure but
trade. Example that we see here is when we mitigated this area
back through Now in conclusion, try to avoid trading any pairs
in more detail but just understand this it's much
types of or the four types of markets you know in
relationship to each other EuroGBP, AED, NZD they're very
to get a clear market structure that you can do well with.
will obviously going to look at that in the fundamental section
consolidating pairs is Euro GBP and AED, NZD because the two
that consistently consolidate since you will find it's tough
breaker blocks whatever it may be. But not every single one of
and everything. That's what we're going to be getting into
in the next part of the technical section. But if I
breaker block area right here starts reversing the other way.
where you get points of interest like all the blocks or
trades we're taking. If you had taken these trades right here
interest right here but no again is it shoots straight
markets. So market structure right here as you can see it's
took a sell from here I understood that we were just
what's going on, where price can go, and when to efficiently
course you can trade within consolidations and I do it
taking the stop losses from there. If I had taken a sell my
start to understand right here is that we're in a
here. Because the thing you've got to understand is price can
price gets right there, it mitigates this essentially this
we would start to think okay now we're down trending because
take profits. So let's look at take example in the live
quite difficult to understand. It's just presenting question
take profit would have been at this order block. Not here, not
this right here. Came back down and then mitigated this order
definitely one thing that I'd recommend is to take profits as
decreasing and decreasing. Because if we saw a step up in
massive price movements but rather expect minute volume. So
again and then once we got to the premium area we mitigated
if for example I understood that time of day was correct
been valid. However because we're in a consolidation what
soon as you can but also at strong points of interest. So
we had bullish momentum yes this all the block would have
ranges and consolidations there's going to be many areas
this buy right here. If we were expecting more buys and we were
points of points of interest as if we were trading within an
looking at in the second and the third section. Uh but yeah
that means is that Price does not actually respect certain
expansion or a continuation trade. And now don't expect
Some some sell side happening of course. The thing is with
side liquidity. As soon as that happens what can we expect?
example this price move right here would have taken that by
right? That's exactly what happens here. But then When
again and then we get the lower low. So at this point right now
straight back to take your break even or your stop loss
we're starting to see this mitigations to the downside
create is a bit of a retail channel as you would call it.
take some of the liquidity that we've created before. Uh so for
and arrange. Now the strategy is to take as many profits as
is started to stretch out a bit and prices actually starting to
volume then we'd start to see massive spikes to the upside as
here we started off with this price shown by side liquidity.
And that's exactly what consolidation is. The volume is
As we went down and a clear order block was shown in the
you'll get many many valid points of interest. As shown
there may be times where you have equal highs, equal lows
why it's a bit dangerous to trade in consolidations. And of
consolidation is the expansion stage. So how to actually trade
myself. But you really need to have a proper understanding of
all the stop losses from here all the stop losses from here
eventually will be swept out and once liquidity is taken so
reverse at any point at any order block really and that's
them is valid. You would have thought okay now that we've got
you can understand when it when there's a consolidation you're
we're starting to see here. Now this is where the consolidation
trend line liquidity as well and all of this build up
premium area. So when we got to the low we started buying up
block that was created right there. So what we've started to
possible and as soon as possible as well. Because
video.
price will come eventually to take it out and then expand and
imagine for every buy order that happens at the time it's
trade in different types of market conditions. So as you
doesn't move anywhere. Doesn't move up or down. Just it just
number and volume of buy and sell orders. So as you can
really consolidates as seen below. So there's a build up of
volume. So what that means is price is very stable and
you've got to understand that when you're in a consolidation
that's just part of the price cycle. The next stage after
going to have buy side liquidity, sell side liquidity
liquidity and orders on both sides of the marketplaces. So
now we've pretty much covered the core concepts of the
know there's two main types of market conditions. You've got
looked at points of interest, different types of order
compensated by another sell order of the same amount of
going to be looking at ranges and consolidations. So until
technical strategy that we're going to be using. Of course we
So the literal reason for that is because there's an equal
continuations. So So why do we actually have consolidations?
ranges and consolidations. And then you've got expansions and
with that. So now let's actually understand how we
blocks, market structure, liquidity, everything to do
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