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9º DIA MENTORIA GRUPAL JUNHO 2021

2:41:471,274 summary words · ~6 min readEnglishBy MR TradeTranscribed Jul 14, 2026
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Summary

Mentor Facha outlines a structured 9-week progression plan to transition retail traders from basic Price Action to fundamental analysis, followed by a live trading session that serves as a profound lesson in psychology when low market liquidity leads to blowing the session's balance.

This session demystifies the path to consistency by mapping out an incremental, non-overloading technical framework while exposing the raw reality of risk management and psychological endurance when even professional setups fail in illiquid conditions.

Section summaries

0:00-8:06

Student Check-In & Operational Jargon

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Students gather in the Zoom call before the mentor arrives, discussing their daily PnL and experiences. They exchange thoughts on setting up MetaTrader 4 (MT4) versus binary options platforms. Some students debate the merits of keeping things simple (the 'rice and beans' approach) using basic support, resistance, and pullbacks.

  • Beginners often find MT4 interfaces confusing and overwhelming initially.
  • Consistently profitable students advocate for simple price action over complex indicator sets.

Mostly informal peer-to-peer discussion before the formal class begins.

8:06-16:12

Identifying the 'Rice and Beans' Setups

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Students detail the specific setups working for them, including pullbacks, throwbacks, V-structures, 'sovaco do candle' (armpit of the candle), and restricted zones. They share tips on identifying the 'sandwich' pattern during market consolidations. The conversation shifts to the importance of leaving the charts alone ('letting the chart breathe') for 10-15 minutes after hitting a loss.

  • Pullbacks and throwbacks remain the most reliable base setups for retail traders.
  • Setting a strict cool-off period of 10-15 minutes after a loss prevents immediate revenge trading.
  • Chart patterns like the 'sandwich' are easiest to identify in clear lateral consolidation phases.

Excellent community insights into practical, high-probability retail price action setups.

16:12-24:18

Tax Realities for Brazilian Day Traders

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A student asks about the tax implications of day trading (paying DARF) while being employed full-time. The group discusses the 20% tax rate on day trading profits in Brazil. Facha and experienced students offer realistic advice, explaining that tax declaration is only a worry once consistent, large-scale monthly withdrawals begin. They advise hiring a professional accountant once the volume justifies it.

  • Brazilian day trading carries a mandatory 20% tax on net monthly profits, paid via DARF.
  • Do not waste mental energy on tax structures until you are consistently profitable and making regular withdrawals.

Crucial regulatory information for Brazilian residents, but non-technical in nature.

24:18-28:21

A Student's Psychological Turnaround

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Facha joins the call and begins addressing some administrative issues regarding student codes. A student named Claudenísio shares his breakthrough story: he started with a borrowed R$ 250 bankroll and managed to grow it to R$ 8,000 using Facha's methodology. Facha uses this to congratulate him and motivate the rest of the class before shifting to the lesson.

  • Strict adherence to methodology can transform a small, high-pressure bankroll into a substantial trading account.
  • Mentorship environments build confidence through peer success stories.

Powerful psychological validation of the technical curriculum.

28:21-36:27

The Mindset of Learning and Systemic Knowledge

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Facha delivers an introductory lecture on the psychology of learning. He uses the metaphor of a baby learning to walk to show that failure is part of the growth process. He emphasizes that adult learning is driven by curiosity rather than age. Finally, he connects this to corporate careers, where mastering the entire workflow (systemic knowledge) is key to management.

  • Failure and stumbling are natural, unavoidable stages of skill acquisition.
  • Mastery requires systemic knowledge of the entire market process rather than isolated tricks.

Critical paradigm shift for trading psychology and managing expectations.

36:27-48:36

The Structured 9-Week Trading Plan

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Facha screen-shares and explains his 9-Week Trading Plan step-by-step. Each week introduces a specific setup (V-structures, Candlesticks, Trend Lines, Fibonacci, Symmetry, Bollinger Bands, Moving Averages, Probabilities, and Fundamentals). Instead of replacing the previous week's setup, the new weekly focus is integrated as a cumulative confluence. Facha warns against skipping steps due to impatience.

  • The 9-week plan combats cognitive overload by isolating technical concepts weekly.
  • Advanced indicators should only be used as confluences to support underlying price action.
  • Skipping structural phases of the plan is a form of self-sabotage that ruins long-term consistency.

This is the core structural value of the entire video, detailing the exact roadmap.

48:36-56:42

Rules of Engagement and Bankroll Defense

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Facha details the mechanical rules of the trading plan. He recommends starting with a microscopic bankroll (e.g., R$ 100) and minimal entries (R$ 2). He establishes the absolute rules: do not blow the bankroll and do not refill it. He also advises opening a dedicated, fee-free bank account to track deposits and withdrawals.

  • Keeping entry sizes extremely small allows the trader to survive and learn from dozens of errors.
  • A strict no-refill policy prevents traders from hiding their losses with fresh capital.
  • Separate banking infrastructure provides objective tracking of financial trading health.

Highly actionable instructions for risk management and bankroll preservation.

56:42-1:08:51

Operational Q&A and Resource Recommendations

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Facha hosts a Q&A session about the rules of the plan. He specifies a maximum of 6 trades per day and a strict 3-loss stop limit. He answers questions about screen time, security of the recorded lectures, and recommends external study materials. He highlights Stephen Nison's 'Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques', Elliot Wave theory, and Dow theory.

  • Limit daily exposure to 6 trades maximum to preserve mental focus and avoid market noise.
  • To deepen technical analysis, study foundational texts on Candlesticks, Dow Theory, and Elliot Waves.

Essential operational limits and high-quality educational reading recommendations.

1:08:51-1:33:09

Live Chart Marking & Volume Impulse Setup

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Facha begins setting up his charts on IQ Option, cleaning up indicators. He discusses checking Trade Time Zone and Investing.com for economic news. He introduces a high-volume Russian indicator setup he is training with for 'candle by candle' momentum trading. He maps support and resistance levels across EUR/USD, GBP/JPY, EUR/GBP, AUD/JPY, and EUR/JPY using daily maximums and minimums.

  • Always clean and prep charts by marking daily extremes (highs/lows) before seeking entries.
  • High-volume indicators can aid in predicting the momentum of the next candle when combined with Price Action.

Practical demonstration of a professional's pre-market chart marking routine.

1:33:09-2:17:42

The Live Execution and the Drawdown Reality

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Facha executes live trades with the class. The session is plagued by low market liquidity, leading to many flat Doji candles and execution delays (slippage). Facha takes several losses and attempts to recover using larger positions (up to R$ 1,000). The illiquid market conditions persist, causing him to hit his stop-loss limit and blow his session balance.

  • Low liquidity phases render technical support/resistance levels highly unreliable.
  • Execution delays (gaps and slippage) during quiet hours can instantly turn winning ideas into losing trades.
  • Professional traders are not immune to losing sessions; market conditions always dictate results.

A rare, unvarnished look at a professional taking losses due to poor market liquidity.

Key points

  • The Nine-Week Operational Progression Plan — Facha presents a systemic 9-week learning path that sequences distinct setups (V-structures, candlesticks, LTA/LTB, Fibonacci, symmetry, Bollinger Bands, moving averages, probabilities, and fundamentals) to prevent cognitive overload.
  • The Two Golden Rules of the Trading Plan — To detoxify from poor habits, traders must set a small bankroll (e.g., R$ 100) and entry size (R$ 2) under two strict conditions: never blow the account and never replenish its capital.
  • Market Volatility and the Danger of Dojis — Low liquidity periods create flat 'Doji' candles and severe execution delays (gaps), which neutralize technical price action setups.
  • Psychological Resilience Through Professional Drawdowns — Facha experiences a losing session and blows his allocated trading balance live, displaying calm and reinforcing that losses are an inevitable cost of trading.
O aprendizado não vem porque a gente é criança... vem pela tremenda curiosidade que a gente tem. Facha
Duas coisas que não podem acontecer... A primeira é quebrar a banca e a segunda é gerar reposição da banca. Facha

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I do

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n't know how to look cool. Your impressions.

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She was all dressed up. Careful.

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Her nails were done, but she bit

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her foot.

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Where is the volume? R.

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What?

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Where is the volume?

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Black coffee right here on the

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side. The volume, isn't it? She waited

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until her mother put

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the volume there.

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Interesting. I don't know if I should do it.

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Mom, it's just a regular computer. How are

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you doing, my friend? It's not mine, it doesn't have it. Mine is right there

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in the front,

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volume. THE.

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Oh there. Everything is

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working. Okay

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. She is reserved.

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Night.

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Good evening, would you like me to tell you if she is a

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good evening, everyone? I'm stressed out

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here with two computers just to be able to

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look at one and do the other.

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People, I don't know a computer that isn't mine

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. I don't even know

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where the volume of the section is.

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The answer.

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Are you listening to me?

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Hello,

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good evening. Hi, I'm listening. Are you

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listening? Yes, Lô

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.

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Ah, great. Just to know, because it's not

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just for testing here. Thanks.

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Good evening, everyone.

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I just got hit in the armpit, I sent

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protection at the last second,

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bro. That's a troll.

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Ah, daughter, welcome, my love. Today,

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this also happened to me twice,

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look. Oh, and

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she also pays with what

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we have.

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Goodnight. Good evening, everyone.

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Goodnight.

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Well, the whole bank account, car, motorcycle,

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everything. He

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even let him be scared.

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Oota released it. He

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's already watching the live stream over here, he's

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only charging 60%. It's OK. My

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mother's house.

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They operated during the day today.

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Guys, what happened to today?

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This time is wonderful.

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Ah, that's it.

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Oh, the FXA had it fixed for us.

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What happened in

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Faxa? I called IQ, "Hey, release

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my students' payout today's the day."

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That looks like a trap, doesn't it?

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It's worse.

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Yeah, they say that after 90% it's heavily

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manipulated, right?

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Yes, how long has it been?

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Good evening from Macapá, how are you?

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Good evening, Macapá resident.

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Macapá is in the Amazon region of

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Pará.

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Macapá.

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Wow, there's someone right next to the

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television.

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Who isn't going to talk about

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this? It's orange again. There

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needs to be a plan before the operation, right?

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Trader.

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The orange was good, wasn't it? From yesterday.

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Today is apple day. It must be sprouting

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because of the orange.

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Doubt. Now, trading in dollar accounts

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on

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digital platforms is almost 100%, right? And there are

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even some assets

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released today, right?

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Usually there are only two or three time slots. There

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are only three good ones in the area, right? Just a

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minute.

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Good evening, everyone.

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Goodnight. Goodnight.

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Good evening, everyone. Today's the day

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I'm going to get rid of my Rs, you see?

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Good evening, everyone. So, what's

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your deal? Fazer surgé

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passando asirador de galera. We just

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play around, paying for everything, and everything gets taken

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lightly.

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The man is fierce, but anything can

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happen.

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Hey, man.

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Good evening,

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everyone. It's lively.

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It's Cleon. Cleon. Damn, so happy.

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Go ahead, go ahead and become mine.

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Sorry about that, guys. I got carried away. The

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interior is a dump. Is that so. You ca

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n't exceed

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meta-trend. Let's see. Do

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you know how to download

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Metatrader or where to download it? I'm

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not even going to download that thing, man.

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I think that whole thing is crazy, man.

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Confused.

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I also find him a bit confusing. I didn't

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adapt to him very well.

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It's difficult when you're getting

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too caught up in it, man. You get completely lost.

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Lots of things to pick up,

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and does it coincide with

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your arrival time or not?

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It's the same time.

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Aquior,

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you can put a little bit of light in front of you. Put

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your arm out. The little sound of MetaTrader.

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Which?

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Hi. Hello.

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General engine range. Dismount motor.

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Hey

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, are you guys making any money

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today? It was good.

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Today was our day

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. Okay, I messed with it, huh. He

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only made R$ 25 today. That

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's great, man. That's great. Wonderful. AND

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. Ah, any profit is great. Okay

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. I didn't even have surgery today.

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I was tied up with work. I didn't even

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operate properly. I almost

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trained. I

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only trained alone.

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Good day today.

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So, what was my goal?

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Looking for a strategy that

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suits me, right? And thank God I

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found out today.

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It was good. And my accuracy

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in training, and I believe in

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real-life accounts as well, was like that, I think 90%,

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guys, really.

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He chose it

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because I didn't, so I chose

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the basics, marking the

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resistance and support, looking for

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symmetry, and staying in the pullback. That's what

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, I swear, guys,

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that works best for me is pullback and

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tralback.

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So, in the training account I had

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6,000, right? In the training account we

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managed to leverage it to 49.

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But look at that,

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look at my accuracy. I think

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my confidence also lies in what

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will work out. So,

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man, but the truth is, the real deal is that, right? The

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basics are what work.

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That. So, today I woke up

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thinking, "Uh, and I saw Leonardo's comment

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too, I even sent

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him a private message which woke me up."

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What if I suddenly started with the rice from the

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conge, right? Not that I forgot

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all the strategies, of course, but

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as the chart moves, you know,

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we start to see the patterns, what

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it's doing, and so on.

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Yeah,

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sure,

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right? So, for me, it was

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because FA opened up a whole range of

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knowledge for us. So, not

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everything will sink in right away; there will be

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some things that will sink in more easily, and that

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's what you can use, right?

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It's the same as me doing a business

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administration degree where there's a wide range

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of

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professions, and I chose which one

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you also think is right for your operational needs, you

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adapted it there, it's working, you just leave, if it ain't broke,

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don't fix it

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.

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So, because I had too much

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information on my mind and I wanted to do

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everything at the same time. There are still a

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lot of patterns that I can't

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identify right away.

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So I started there,

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but backlash is what works best for me

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, it's what I've been using

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. Look how funny. Goodnight.

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Look how funny, uh, rice and

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beans. And then you'll see the

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graph progressing. Then you start remembering why

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that pattern emerges, and then you

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think, wow, that pain, will it

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stop, will it reverse, or will it

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continue? So you're going to keep

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putting it in, right,

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even if you don't grasp it, but you

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can absorb it, you can

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identify it on the graph, right? That's

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exactly it. So that's how it's working

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for me. I managed to open my head. That's it

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. I managed to open my head.

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Goodnight, family. Open.

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Goodnight.

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What will matter is the rice and beans. In the

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long run, the other strategies will come to

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fruition. That's natural. It's

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working very well for me.

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Restricted area, V-shaped structure. Seeking

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support.

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Ah, that's very respectful. He

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's being respectful. I scored 5-0 today, bro. Yay!

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It's the best thing, brother. That's the best

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thing, man.

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So, resistance in the restricted area, I

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can see the restricted area very well,

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you understand?

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I am a vacuum, a restricted area, and it's

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in a V shape.

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Exactly.

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These are the three that I'm identifying, that I'm

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managing to catch. Yes, it

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works very well.

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So, that's my life now.

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If you speak to me like that, see the

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harmony. Wow, that's difficult.

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I'm going to keep watching, watching, watching.

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I said, "What the hell kind of harmonization is this that

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I couldn't see? It makes me

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nervous."

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Ah, it's like that sandwich

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everyone else takes and I'm left alone. Wait,

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which one is it?

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So, the sandwich slowly started to take hold

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.

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At times like these, I wish I were straight to

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McDonald's, because I don't like

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sandwiches anymore, not even for a moment.

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But do you know where, do you know where, I

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see him? When the market starts to move

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sideways and gets into that

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price war phase, that's when

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I can see him there.

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It's more about the lateral movement, it's really the

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lateral movement that you're picking up on. I

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mean, he said it right there.

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And one tip that Faxa talks about a lot, well, not often

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, but sometimes it goes

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unnoticed, is that he mentioned it once, which

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is about looking at

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trend charts. Uh, I'm going to operate, what am

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I doing? And it's working very well.

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I'm trading, I do very well

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with bearish charts and I'm trading all those

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that have a very strong

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bearish trend. It's working really

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well, guys, because if you

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pay attention, in the V zone

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we get a perfect V shape when it's a

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downtrend, but when it's an uptrend we get

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an inverted V shape. So,

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you kind of don't miss

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one of the last classes, there are still people with

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code problems, man.

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There are really several people without codes in that

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game, right, man? So this whole

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strange code thing...

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It's kind of strange. So why is it like this,

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our vacuum? He paid me for the whole day today.

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Oh my god.

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Oh, I even got scared today because

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I logged into another computer that didn't

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have it and I wanted to see if... But

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my code is showing up there, guys.

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But I'll say that it's giving an entry fee

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of R$3. An entry fee of R$2. For me, it was

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liberating. Wow, I used to make 15,

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20 entries, ruining my whole account, and now I'm...

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Wow,

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one thing I've noticed,

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when I start marking,

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marking on the chart, uh, I start with, you know

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, I start with small entries. When

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I feel more confident, when I

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realize, when I understand

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where he's going to

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go, what he's going to do, that's when I

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start to feel more confident.

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That's so you can invest better,

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right? That's where things go wrong because

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you probably don't have the same

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security, right?

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Let's stay for 5 minutes.

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No, because I don't know what he did back then

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, you understand? So I

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mark it, but even so I want to see

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how he'll walk.

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That's

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right. Okay. Oh, and another thing,

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folks, is to

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let the chart breathe. I heard band members

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say that a lot and I thought it was

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strange. What do you mean by "let it go"? We

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have to let it form new

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structures and new stumps. For

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example, you picked two, three, uh,

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two, three things, two, three bad things, I don't know

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, you got some L, let the graph

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breathe for at least 10, 15 minutes,

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then come back to it,

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you'll see.

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Or maybe you want to make entries all at

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once, like, uh, sometimes it gives that

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huge flow, but getting

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close to the other support level, right?

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And then you want to take another bite

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, you don't even realize he's going to

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break that

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crazy support, you know?

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Then after these settings.

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After these conflicts, here's the

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graph. If those

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confluences hit, I'm going to go in hard right

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now. It's

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in that group over there.

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Ah, let me take a look. Good, good.

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That's right, they're being very

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respectful of that schedule.

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I don't know about that area. All the

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candlestick patterns from the lesson are there.

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That's enough to make the guy think, even

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my chart was almost like that today

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when I made a few entries too.

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Which group is that, guys? The good thing

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is that it's the right time to play.

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It's about interaction.

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He goes up and down. Ready.

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No, he plays. He touched the top line,

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he put it up for sale. He played on the

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bass line.

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The good thing is that the analysis will always be

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correct. This is the best graphic there is

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, guys.

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Never

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6 here already, huh. That it? I'm already down

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3-0 here. In

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just this short time of the mentorship program, I've already made

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1,000, and I've stopped. I'll wait for FX

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to make two. There are some people

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complaining because they only have R$100,

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man. R$ 100.

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Wow, but today I saw the banner,

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I went from 80 to 122 already here.

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I left,

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guys.

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I went from 60 to 85, lost weight, fought

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to recover, and now I'm back at 85 again. I went

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from 60 to 350 and that day I broke down

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when I entered the lane. I

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went from 600 to 1200, guys. Trust

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that it will turn out well.

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Our. There are two stalls. I'm on my third floor

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here and I've moved up. I

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went from 40 to 106,

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man. That's excellent. I

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was changing the subject a bit; I

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was watching another video from another

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trader, you know, talking about

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us paying taxes. I was a

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little scared, you know? Okay, so he

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stopped paying his taxes, but I

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'm a little confused. How should I

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do it? If I owe it, it really has to be

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monthly, right? Even though I'm

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still a CLT employee, or even if it's an annual contract,

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I'll say this: don't

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worry. When you're winning,

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you'll realize for sure you'll

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look for

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why it's not worth racking your brain now

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.

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Those guys are worried about making

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money, no,

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no, because the real issue is earning,

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you won't even notice that, that guy

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isn't worried about who earns R$100,

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R$200, you'll be figuring that out.

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The recipe isn't coming after you, man.

19:33

People follow me like I'm following a banner, man, they're

19:39

scared to get me to

19:42

explain everything properly,

19:43

right? The recipe will remind you if you don't

19:44

notice, if you don't remember.

19:46

The problem is this: you earn R$

19:48

100,000 worrying about it. And that's exactly right.

19:51

The problem is this: you

19:52

earn R$ 500,000 with trading, but you don't

19:55

declare it. Then you go and buy a

19:56

car for 400,000. The data won't match up in

19:58

the tax office. People are going to say,

20:00

"Damn, where is this person

20:01

getting the money from?" Then those guys will

20:03

want to know and will come after you, you

20:04

understand?

20:07

But you're in your own world, you're not like

20:09

200 cones, you're not going to do anything,

20:11

relax.

20:12

Besides, there's that monthly thing

20:13

they send to Switzerland, send to Suça.

20:15

No, anyway, oh, I have

20:17

a colleague who's an accountant, and I

20:19

told her that I could

20:21

occasionally, you know, before the mentoring, if it was

20:24

necessary. She said that if it

20:26

exceeded 28,000, you see? Even if I

20:29

transferred it to my account, I would still have to

20:31

do it because it would be like

20:33

extra income, right?

20:34

No, the stark reality is this:

20:37

The graph that you see flashing there, folks, if

20:39

you make a lot of withdrawals like the taxman, the

20:42

taxman makes a lot of withdrawals of

20:44

high values, automatically the tax office will

20:46

notify you. For example, if you deposit

20:48

100,000 into your account once a

20:49

year, you don't need to declare that

20:51

100,000, but if you deposit

20:53

100,000 into your account every month, they will

20:54

investigate you. One thing's for sure, you put in

20:55

100,000 once and it lasted a year, never

20:58

again. That's great. Another thing is you

21:01

withdrawing R$10,000, R$10,000 every week.

21:04

So you're doing a cycle of 40,000

21:06

months. In six months, when

21:07

the year changes, that's when they

21:09

start filing their tax returns. If you don't

21:11

declare that amount, that's when they'll

21:13

block you. Oh, oh, where are they going to pull it from

21:16

? AND

21:16

. But if you declare it at the end of the year, you only

21:18

pay it at the end of the year too, right?

21:19

Exactly. You have one year to

21:20

declare all the money. That's what

21:22

matters. You have from January to December.

21:25

It's because the person was saying,

21:28

"If you can file every month, don't

21:30

let it accumulate," but it's also because the guy

21:32

let it accumulate and ended up paying an

21:35

absurd amount.

21:36

No. Yes, man. It's the same, for example, as we were

21:38

seeing in the band,

21:40

let's take the average band that makes

21:41

50,000 weekly, so it makes 200,000 in a

21:45

month. If he waits until the

21:47

end of the year, he'll have to pay

21:48

tax on 2 million, for

21:50

example, doing a quick calculation here.

21:52

So the problem is you paying 15% of 202

21:55

million, you understand? That's why,

21:57

man, it's gonna be the same thing, dude. It's all the

21:58

same, man. Yes,

22:00

but it's easier if you earn

22:03

20,000. If

22:05

you earn 200,000 for 10 months, you'll have to

22:07

pay 15% of

22:10

what you pay.

22:12

Ah, but it amounts to the same thing. It's just a matter of knowing how to

22:13

plan your money, man. Exactly. And

22:15

that. You can't let

22:17

a year pass without waiting. Spending a year already in places where

22:21

nobody picks you up. Let's go for sonar. Bora

22:25

faa.

22:27

No, that's bad because it gets blocked, okay? My

22:29

colleague already lost two accounts

22:33

after he started,

22:35

not after. Imagine when you're already well-

22:38

established with a house and a car. They

22:41

'll block you and seize your

22:43

assets. Think about the foot of Brazil. Have

22:49

you ever made a profit?

22:51

No, but look, it's just that it's important

22:54

, the law is the same, so you have to

22:58

pay, no matter the amount, it's because

23:00

we're not going to pay because the amount is

23:01

low, it won't amount to anything.

23:04

Hey, man, turn the TV down. I went back

23:12

. I'm the first to speak, my

23:14

friend. I don't even know.

23:17

Hi.

23:19

But girl, if you haven't made a profit yet, if

23:21

you haven't profited from what you're doing, it's

23:22

just a calm concern, you understand?

23:24

I wanted to understand, it's not because I'm

23:26

desperate. I watched the video, wanted to

23:29

comment, and I thought it was important to comment

23:31

because sometimes we get distracted

23:33

, we get carried away, right?

23:35

So, but you're actually not

23:37

starting yet.

23:39

Ah, then relax. Wow, you don't

23:41

need to, because when you don't make a profit,

23:43

you have a loss, and even if you

23:44

don't need to declare it, you don't have to,

23:45

right? You won't pay tax on

23:49

day trading, but you are obligated to pay tax on it; that's what

23:51

we do, 20% on the profit. Ah, I made a profit of

23:55

R$10, 20% of R$10. Ah, I made a profit of R$1000,

23:58

20% of R$1000. The thing is, we're not going to

24:01

pay those 20% of a very

24:03

small amount, because even if a year passes and

24:05

we file our tax return, if there's

24:07

a fine, it's very small and insignificant,

24:10

you understand? It's payable. Now, those

24:11

people who do, like, golf,

24:13

right? I don't know, maybe 50,000 of mine per week. He

24:16

has to put that on the DARF form,

24:18

putting it in monthly, paying the 20%, but the

24:20

20% profit is for everyone. It's for the

24:23

masses, for the people, it's for the small, for the

24:25

giant, it's the same thing, you understand?

24:29

I understood. Now I understand. Thanks.

24:32

I think there's one. The young man is still angry. The

24:34

young man or woman is angry. Quiet. So it

24:38

is. Come on, come on. Hey guys, let me

24:40

speak up, let me speak real quick.

24:41

Let's suppose that we, everyone here,

24:43

starts making R$ 1,000 every

24:45

week and withdrawing R$ 1,000 every week, then we have to

24:47

file the DAF.

24:53

Yes, you have to file the DARF at the end of the month.

24:54

From the total profit you earned.

24:56

Like, you withdrew 1000, you made a

24:58

profit of 1000, a week later another

25:00

1000, cool. This

25:03

month,

25:04

exactly, you have to file the tax payment

25:06

slip for the amount of 4,000, the 20% of

25:09

4,000.

25:09

It's based on the profit you made, right? It's not possible to get a

25:11

3000 ban there, it's

25:14

cheaper.

25:14

You put 3000 in the brokerage account and

25:16

made 4000, so your profit is only 1000,

25:19

understand?

25:20

Dude, hire an accountant, man. Rocar

25:24

is easier, it's better for us to do it,

25:26

don't worry about that, man.

25:27

You pay people to worry about that

25:29

for you, accountant, man.

25:30

No, it's not because the restricted EUR/

25:35

GBP/JPY is going to pay in the

25:38

candle flow. Just a quick thing, guys, really

25:40

quick. The interaction worked

25:45

very well.

25:47

EuroD, to get a sale on the AUD JPY, a

25:51

sale. I got

25:52

a sale here in GBP JP.

25:54

It's a win.

25:56

ED reverting.

25:59

I got one from EuroSD here that was beautiful. He

26:02

's reversing it. He made a "

26:04

Who got it in GBP?"

26:06

This GB JPY will be good too. DJPY

26:10

just paid, look. I paid a low price now

26:14

.

26:14

Good evening, everyone. Can you hear me?

26:16

Yes, but there's a slight hint here that she

26:18

's pulling back.

26:19

Is the June interaction group

26:21

working properly? No,

26:24

I've already stopped. I stopped because

26:27

otherwise, in a little while, he'll be

26:29

talking about it in the group.

26:30

Goodnight. Goodnight.

26:31

Hey, everything alright? Good evening,

26:33

good evening, banner. Range. Today's the famous

26:35

day we're going

26:36

all out, right,

26:37

bro? Let's go for it, shall we?

26:40

Goodnight. Goodnight.

26:42

Hey guys, I left a message in a

26:44

group chat, it's Costa. This Costa guy, I don't know

26:47

who else he is, I don't know who he is.

26:49

So, if he says something like, "Oh,

26:51

Costa is so-and-so," then I'll let him in here

26:53

, but I don't know who this

26:54

person is, and a lot of people will leave the

26:56

waiting room, thank God.

26:58

But Costa is the same one who had a different

27:00

code above.

27:02

Yes, Costa is right there. That

27:05

's strange.

27:06

I am Costa, Lucas, Costa, Galeano.

27:10

That's because there are several,

27:15

there are about five people with Costa in their

27:17

name, you understand? I don't know who it is. Oh

27:19

there. Let's go!

27:20

It was difficult there. Let him in. No, if

27:22

you have one, if you have one there. This Costa is

27:25

the same as Claudenísio. Who is

27:26

Claudenísio?

27:29

Yes, Claudenísio, I got his name from

27:31

the registry.

27:32

So, but Claudenísi is the same as Costa.

27:34

Yes, it's because they're confusing things,

27:36

it has the same code,

27:38

a code from some kind of

27:41

meeting link that happened. They thought it was

27:44

that access code.

27:48

Well, I'll only continue with my

27:50

back if I don't lose AJ's 5K. Holy [ __ ]

27:54

.

27:56

Hey Faixa, good evening.

27:57

And how are you all doing?

27:58

Well,

27:59

well prepared.

28:01

Thanks to the positive week. Okay

28:04

, then. I've been

28:04

thinking about

28:06

this operation all day today.

28:07

Upwards, look! So, we can

28:10

start now. Let's take about 10

28:11

minutes to talk about the trader plan. It

28:13

's ready here. I just need to give you some

28:14

context, and then we'll get down to

28:16

business. Everyone's here already, I'm

28:19

going to mute you all now and we'll talk about

28:21

the player. Then we'll move on to the

28:22

procedure.

28:24

Hi.

28:25

Just a quick word before we start the

28:26

lesson. I don't know if you'll

28:28

remember me, and I know it's a lot

28:30

, but on the first day of class I

28:31

talked to you about how I started

28:33

with R$ 250 at the betting shop.

28:35

I was broke and even

28:37

borrowed money to take the course. Uh-huh

28:39

. Today, my bankroll... I even talked to the

28:41

guys, I'm already at 8K.

28:44

Wow, what a turnaround, man. Holy

28:47

[ __ ].

28:49

Congratulations.

28:50

The person you borrowed the money

28:51

from, the person you borrowed the

28:53

money from, you can pay them back with

28:54

interest. Abusive.

28:56

P, I don't think I'll even pay, since it

28:57

was with my mother. I think

29:00

mom will forgive her. Mother, lost. Congratulations, man.

29:03

These people are talking,

29:05

I want to wrap up this week. I want to

29:07

reach at least 10 by tomorrow to

29:09

complete the mentorship program with 10k and post a

29:11

picture there.

29:12

It starts like this.

29:14

Yes, be careful.

29:18

Today, FA is going to have to

29:20

help me out, man. That's all that's missing, bro. I'll

29:23

send a Pix payment to help. That's

29:25

great,

29:26

man. But I'm incredibly happy. Wow, that's great for

29:28

us, man.

29:30

Hi.

29:30

Congratulations, congratulations, congratulations,

29:31

congratulations, congratulations. That's a lot, man. It's

29:34

almost the entrance that you

29:36

all reached at this level.

29:38

Let's go, everyone. Let's begin.

29:40

Let's go. Excuse me. I'm going to mute them.

29:43

Costa remains out. Just a heads-up, okay

29:45

guys? Hey, can the people in the chat

29:47

alert me if it shows up? I don't

29:49

know who it is. Facha,

29:51

before you mute yourself, do us a favor

29:53

. Open that Russian website. The

29:56

60% indicator isn't showing up on mine.

30:00

Ah, that's because you have to mark the block of

30:02

arrows. I marked it exactly as

30:05

I took the photo, but it doesn't show up. Fa,

30:07

mute track, mute

30:11

but I open up during the

30:13

course. Let's go

30:14

guys, guys, don't forget, today is the

30:17

whole crew's turn, huh?

30:20

All set, everyone. So, let's go.

30:23

Let me share the trader plan here

30:24

.

30:26

But before we talk about the trader plan,

30:28

let me go back to this screen. Okay

30:30

, guys,

30:33

let's remember some basic

30:35

life concepts, shall we? It's important for us,

30:39

on our journey, to keep our

30:42

feet aligned with the future, the present,

30:46

the past, and always on the ground; it's

30:50

important for us to always remember

30:52

basic life concepts. In what

30:55

sense? Just imagine a scenario, okay?

31:00

When we were

31:02

children, you know, in our mommy's belly,

31:07

then we came into the world, she gave

31:09

birth and we were born.

31:11

So, during our childhood,

31:15

we were very anxious, why?

31:17

without understanding anything about what the world was. The

31:19

light was bad for my eyes at the time.

31:22

So, after a good chunk of life,

31:27

we started to get used to the climate,

31:29

the environment, the smell of the

31:31

people, right? Until we get involved. After we got

31:34

involved, we

31:36

experienced an evolution that

31:39

led to learning.

31:41

And one of the lessons we didn't

31:43

want to learn was what we realized. Like

31:47

this? Imagine you're in a house,

31:50

everyone's talking and you're there, a little baby, just

31:52

understanding all that noise,

31:55

everyone talking. You also found yourself obligated

31:58

to learn that and to speak, to

32:00

communicate as well. So, it came from

32:03

something genuine within us, which was

32:05

necessity.

32:07

We had a purpose, which was also to speak out

32:09

. I want to say what that young man

32:11

said. I want to repeat that same

32:13

word. And this came from us when we were

32:15

children. To walk in the same way, you did

32:18

n't walk because you needed to, you walked

32:20

because you wanted to repeat the steps of

32:24

that other person you saw.

32:26

Everyone, everyone's standing and you're falling to the

32:29

ground. But it wasn't easy for you to walk. But

32:32

you didn't give up.

32:34

She would get up, fall down, cry, and bang her head

32:37

on the floor. Oh, family, everyone was worried,

32:39

but you didn't give up. Why? Because

32:41

you wanted to walk.

32:44

Until you learned. After you

32:45

learn, but before you learn, you

32:48

stumbled, you rose, you fell. I felt

32:52

insecure. Never. When you're a child, you don't

32:54

feel safe; you feel

32:56

braver because you want to do it, and

32:58

because you naturally want to.

33:01

Sometimes an adult comes along, takes your little hand,

33:03

helps you take two steps, and before you

33:05

know it, after two weeks, you're

33:08

walking on your own. So it's the law of

33:10

learning, because what we really want is

33:13

already ours, it's structural.

33:17

And there's

33:18

also an idea about learning that's

33:21

largely a lie.

33:23

It's something people often say: "Ah, children

33:27

learn more easily than

33:30

adults." This expression is used a lot, and

33:33

I despise it. Disdain for what?

33:37

Because learning doesn't happen because

33:40

we're children, it doesn't happen because we

33:42

're adults, it doesn't happen because we're

33:44

young, it doesn't happen because we're

33:46

teenagers, it doesn't happen because of any of that, it happens because of the

33:50

tremendous curiosity we

33:52

have. So no matter your age,

33:56

never compare yourself to a child.

33:58

Why? Because you've already evolved,

34:00

you're already sober, you already know your

34:02

life, you already have a structure. So

34:05

what's sometimes lacking in the person

34:08

who wants to use this as a crutch is a lack

34:12

of interest in something, someone, or

34:15

anything. So it's the lack of interest that

34:18

makes us always compare ourselves to something

34:21

or someone else. Don't compare yourself to others. It's only through

34:24

genuine interest, just like you were

34:27

interested in learning to drive. That was

34:29

great, wasn't it? You didn't have a

34:32

car. I was counting down the hours until I could

34:36

do the training at the agency that

34:38

would teach me. When I went in, I got

34:41

butterflies in my stomach, learning something new. When you

34:43

learned how to ride in a toy car, you really wanted to have one,

34:46

because it was

34:48

motivating, it took you out of that kind of

34:51

zone and left you in peace and

34:54

joy. And that's how it has to be with

34:57

learning,

34:58

okay? So, in the end, it all depends on you

35:01

, okay?

35:04

And remember something else that's also

35:06

important: why is this

35:08

trader plan, this context, this universe of

35:12

context that I've talked about here,

35:13

important? Because imagine this:

35:17

you work in a factory,

35:20

a manufacturing factory, you have a

35:22

production line. So

35:25

there's a production area where you

35:29

're in sector A, there's so-and-so from sector B, and

35:31

another so-and-so from sector C. Sector A

35:34

makes one part of the product, you make the

35:36

intermediate part of the product, and sector

35:39

C finalizes the product. Packaging for the

35:42

end consumer.

35:45

So there's a phase there,

35:48

and you really want to advance in your

35:51

career in that productive area. There are only

35:53

two options for you. You could be the owner of

35:56

that company, that business, or

35:59

you could be a supervisor at that company,

36:02

or you could be the coordinator at that

36:04

company, or you could be a manager at that

36:06

company, or you could be the CEO of that

36:07

company. You have to climb those

36:09

parts until you get there. But let's

36:11

suppose you really like that area

36:13

and you really want to improve. Who is making

36:15

progress in this field? Someone who has a

36:19

systemic understanding.

36:21

What is systemic knowledge in this

36:23

area? It's about understanding processes A, B, and C.

36:26

Why? For you to audit. Exactly.

36:28

To monitor people, ensure

36:32

productivity doesn't drop, and only

36:35

leave

36:37

that environment to act as a

36:38

supervisor or coordinator if you

36:40

understand the routine of that department. So,

36:44

you needed to learn, you needed to

36:47

learn

36:48

in order to grow. You needed that,

36:51

you wanted it, so you learned it, and then

36:54

you become someone who can delegate, right?

36:57

Or rather, have subordinates at your stage

37:00

of the process. You need to know it well,

37:03

because that's how you evolve. So, it's

37:06

also part of the learning process.

37:08

And learning doesn't just happen like, "Hey,

37:11

learn this," right? You spend

37:13

time working on that routine. And the

37:15

trader's plan came about precisely to

37:17

further develop this idea.

37:20

I'm going to open it now.

37:24

Trader's plan, it's

37:27

right here.

37:30

So, this trader plan, guys, is as

37:33

follows.

37:35

He has the same learning journey,

37:38

which is where we organize our

37:40

ideas. And the ideas will fall into place

37:43

during your

37:45

maintenance process within the trader plan, okay?

37:49

Let me turn this up here.

37:55

OK. So, the trading plan here will be

37:59

broken down into its structure page by

38:03

page. You'll see that it will be nine

38:05

pages long,

38:06

uh, that's the cover and there are nine pages.

38:10

Nine pages. Why? Because it's nine

38:14

weeks.

38:16

Nine weeks. Nine

38:19

weeks.

38:21

What do you mean, nine weeks? So, the plan is

38:25

exactly weeks long. Why? Because

38:28

we distributed the operational tasks by

38:31

week. Because you need to spend at

38:34

least a week with the operational strategy

38:37

to feel the difficulty, to

38:40

lose the fear, to know how

38:42

it works within the chart, to

38:44

see its phases and

38:48

improve upon it. That's when I say

38:51

you put it into your DNA, and it'll

38:54

never leave again. So, one week, one

38:57

week

38:59

for you to work on this operational aspect

39:01

every single day, and then comes the second

39:04

week. In the second week, for

39:06

example, in the first week you'll already be

39:10

looking at the plan. In the first week, we

39:12

put together a strategy plan, okay?

39:16

You finished the first week with

39:17

strategy one, now you're going to week

39:20

two. Week two involves strategy

39:22

two, but in the first week you

39:25

worked on strategy one. When you get to

39:28

week two, what are you going to

39:30

do? Work with the two-plus-

39:33

one strategy.

39:35

In the third stage, work on strategy 1, 2, and

39:39

3. Number four, and so on.

39:42

You're not going to work on one thing and then think, "Oh, I

39:43

'm done, I'm moving on to the next one, I'm done, I'm moving on

39:45

to the next one." No, you'll always have

39:48

it as a confluence, okay?

39:50

So, the plan that was drawn up

39:54

goes from the most difficult to the

39:56

easiest, but what do I call easy

40:00

in this context that isn't easy, okay? It's

40:04

strategic, so nothing is easy. That's

40:07

because we start buying this

40:08

action, which is the hardest thing, right?

40:12

That's the trickiest part; you really have to analyze the

40:13

graph. And we're going to finish

40:15

with the probabilistic phase, we're going to

40:18

finish with the fundamentalist phase.

40:20

Why? Because these are patterns that occur and

40:24

analyses that you need to do. With

40:26

price action, you're setting it up

40:28

differently every day because the chart

40:31

isn't always the same as the day before. It

40:34

might repeat itself a few times, it might, but it

40:37

's not always the same. So you'll have to

40:39

distribute the price action every day.

40:43

So the plan is geared towards that.

40:45

Let's go.

40:47

Then the trading plan took a turn.

40:52

In the first week you will invest

40:57

in the V-shaped structure, with verified support and resistance levels

41:01

, which are

41:06

inside the

41:08

Metatrader indicator, that one over there. I'm talking about him

41:11

too. And within support and

41:13

resistance, we're also talking about

41:16

the one you see on investing.com,

41:19

which are the highs and lows of the period, okay

41:23

? So you include proback, traback,

41:28

and restricted zones in that. So you're going to

41:30

spend a week with this here,

41:33

just a week, just one, just to get

41:36

this into your bloodstream. And that's it. Next

41:40

week you will be working with

41:44

Metatrader indicators to

41:46

combine

41:47

and analyze candlestick patterns.

41:50

So you'll put that into practice

41:52

in the second week. You're going to be

41:55

working on this more intensely, yes, but the

41:58

first week you're

41:59

focusing on these other things here,

42:02

okay? So this is where candlestick patterns come in

42:07

, you have to trade with them, you have to

42:10

use them to eliminate bad entries,

42:14

you have to make it

42:16

flow in this second week.

42:21

In the third week, you'll put

42:22

the confluences of LTAs and

42:26

LTBs into practice, okay? What are the

42:29

high and low trend lines for

42:32

entry point confirmations? Remember that LTA and

42:38

LTB were used at various times. In

42:41

M1, only pick items with support and resistance.

42:44

If you don't have it, you won't get it

42:46

yourself.

42:47

In M5 you saw the candlestick patterns. From

42:50

one pattern to another, you had

42:52

an input process that needed to

42:54

happen, okay? And

42:59

she's quite talented if you use her with

43:01

resistance support. So, it still

43:04

continues for that reason.

43:07

Next week you'll include the

43:09

Fibonacci operational strategy, which we

43:12

worked on several times,

43:13

for the ATC, for the

43:17

open market. We used confluences with

43:19

support and resistance, we used a

43:23

pivot pattern, where you place it

43:26

at 261,

43:29

161.8

43:31

for M5 and M15 retracements. So, we

43:34

used a lot of Fibonacci sequence elements.

43:38

Basically,

43:40

we pointed out everything interesting about it on that occasion.

43:44

The next one involves the

43:46

symmetry operational aspect,

43:47

which you can apply to any

43:50

timeframe, okay? That's why it's so widespread, it doesn't matter

43:52

. You can operate on any

43:55

time frame using our symmetry.

43:58

And then you'll fit the flow,

44:01

the sandwich strategy, into that target,

44:04

and you'll also put the candle armpit strategy into practice

44:06

. All together. It's all together

44:10

because these are operations where you follow the

44:13

flow and catch the pullback. So you're going to

44:16

work on both simultaneously,

44:21

fitting them together with the

44:23

previous operations, okay? To see that everything is

44:25

converging. So far, it's

44:28

all price action, but you already have

44:31

the probability factor happening

44:34

within the circuit, okay? So, a bit

44:37

of probability is already being factored

44:39

into the price, right? Okay? Okay

44:42

, so

44:46

next week we're going to

44:49

include operational setup one, which involves

44:51

Bowing Bands, RSI,

44:55

the 100-period moving average, and fractals,

44:58

right?

45:00

The terms "inward" and "outward"

45:02

also fall under this category because they relate to flows.

45:05

So you're going to fit it in here to

45:07

further protect that other

45:08

operational area. Then he'll fit in

45:11

like a glove during the process. In our

45:16

next routine, we'll include the

45:18

moving average strategies that

45:21

we've covered. It's the average of 25 over five

45:23

periods, which we worked with from

45:26

the perspective of H1, M15, and M5. You

45:29

saw the assertiveness there, which is quite

45:31

interesting,

45:32

uh, for the flow market, right? That's where

45:36

we also experience a contraction. So, it's

45:39

a separate strategy, so we've

45:41

set it aside here for you to

45:43

continue practicing, because it's also

45:45

part of price action strategies.

45:49

Here in

45:51

the eighth week

45:55

we're going to include the

45:58

probabilistic operational aspects,

46:00

all that we've seen, okay? All. So

46:04

you're going to include these operations at the

46:07

end of the eighth week, officially the eighth week

46:12

, and then you can use them

46:15

all as a confluence that will point to

46:19

some entry points and will also help with price

46:22

action, okay?

46:25

And to finalize our plan, we have

46:27

here, look, the fundamentalist operational plan,

46:30

which you will also build the plan for,

46:33

right, the cataloging so that when you go to

46:36

operate, everything is fine. And this is a moment in

46:41

that operational, fundamental analysis

46:44

that you can build from the first

46:46

week to the ninth, which is this one here.

46:49

You're going to have to format it, and that's the

46:51

configuration, right?

46:54

To gather the information and document it for

46:58

decision-making, okay?

47:01

And

47:03

nine weeks are essential for

47:06

us to execute the trader plan.

47:09

And can I anticipate the trail plan?

47:12

Yes, you can anticipate it. For example, you

47:16

're there in the first week and you already feel

47:18

comfortable by Wednesday or Thursday.

47:20

If you want to move the second

47:22

week forward, you can. Now, you can't

47:26

sabotage yourself, okay? You can't do that, you can't

47:31

sabotage yourself. You, for

47:34

example, the self-sabotaging model, you're fed up

47:37

because it's difficult for

47:39

this action, oh, this isn't

47:41

fitting, I don't know what, but there, I'll

47:42

go to next week. Don't do that,

47:45

because you're the same person who said you weren't

47:48

going to do the activity. You're the one being

47:51

pushed to the second week. If you encounter

47:53

any difficulties there, you'll give

47:55

up. You're not going to open it. Then at some point

47:57

you'll say, "Ah, I don't care.

47:59

What's the point of a trading plan?" And that's it, it's going to stay the

48:02

same as always, okay? It won't be able to

48:05

evolve. Simple as that. And another thing

48:08

, just like with the whole

48:11

global scenario, when you have a

48:13

procedure

48:15

within a company, within a

48:18

rationale, it's treated as, OK, 100% will

48:23

receive it, but not 100% will execute it.

48:27

So, be very careful not to become one of those people

48:29

who don't practice good

48:32

habits, which is what you're aiming for

48:34

right now, which is consistency, okay?

48:37

So you need to hit it a lot, a lot, a

48:39

lot, a lot. And the 2-month

48:42

trading plan can indeed be reduced to a

48:46

little over a month. If you don't sabotage yourself,

48:50

you can get ahead by weeks. That's for

48:52

you to decide. Instead of two

48:54

months, you can turn it into one, there's no

48:56

problem at all. What I don't

48:59

suggest or recommend is that

49:02

you anticipate steps. That

49:05

's a disability, okay? Don't

49:08

anticipate steps if you're not

49:11

feeling comfortable. If you're feeling

49:13

comfortable, anticipate your next steps. That's it,

49:16

okay? That's the only recommendation I'll give.

49:20

Another important point

49:23

in the trading plan also has a rule, okay? A

49:26

rule you cannot break. What it is? Just

49:29

look.

49:36

rule.

49:40

First you have to set up a

49:42

bankroll, okay?

49:44

You're going to set up a stall here.

49:47

What is the value of the bankroll? Whatever. Hey, the

49:49

bank is yours. But let's suppose you

49:51

said you want to start with a bankroll of R$

49:53

100. It could be R$1000, okay? It's not a

49:56

rule, guys.

49:58

And you also have to define an

50:00

input. How much is admission? Let's assume

50:02

you've set the minimum

50:04

acceptable option.

50:07

R$2 represents the number of entries you will make

50:09

during the trading plan, okay?

50:11

It's just a suggestion, pay attention.

50:14

Beauty? You defined this region here,

50:17

which is what you're going to defend, right? The bankroll

50:21

and the entry profile you defended

50:24

will be R$2. Now, what can't

50:27

happen with this routine is the following.

50:35

Two things that cannot happen.

50:38

The first is to

50:45

break the bank, and the second is to

50:54

generate replenishment of the bank. In other words, it

50:57

broke, you repositioned it, it was only

51:00

half full, you filled the bank's tank

51:02

. No, you'll have to keep the

51:05

bankroll from the beginning of the trading plan until the

51:08

end of the trading plan. Ah, but I have to

51:11

leave it with the brokerage firm. No, you can

51:14

keep your bankroll and leave it in an

51:16

account. And that's important, okay? It's

51:19

extremely important at the beginning of your

51:22

career, it

51:31

's almost mandatory, okay? I'm

51:35

going to recommend this, but

51:37

this thing here is mandatory. In the beginning, keep an

51:41

account,

51:47

keep it separate, even if you

51:49

open a digital account, there are several

51:52

digital accounts out there that you can open,

51:53

any one. I personally really

51:56

like

51:59

Next, which is owned by Bradesco.

52:03

I have this Bradesco account, Next,

52:07

okay?

52:08

It's an account that doesn't charge you a fee for

52:11

transfers. It's an account that I'm not

52:14

advertising for Next either. Yeah,

52:16

but she doesn't charge a fee for

52:18

transfers, she doesn't charge for Pix, she doesn't charge

52:21

anything. It's an account there. You deposit

52:25

the money, keep it there, and then you can

52:28

move it around. Therefore, I recommend that you

52:30

have a separate account for this purpose.

52:33

Why? Let's say you want a

52:35

R$1,000 account and you only want to leave

52:37

R$100 in the brokerage account to complete the

52:40

process; that's perfectly fine.

52:42

900 stays in the bank account, 100 stays in the

52:46

brokerage. If you lose 100, you

52:48

replace it with another 100 or 200. You have 1000

52:51

to take advantage of this procedure.

52:55

So it's important to have an account to measure

52:57

yourself,

52:59

because in a trading plan it's important that

53:01

you execute the profit, withdraw it

53:05

in three days, every three days, every

53:07

four days, at the end of the week, you can't

53:08

wait 15 days to withdraw if you make a

53:12

profit, obviously. So, periodically,

53:16

twice a week, once a week,

53:18

you have to withdraw money and the account will

53:20

tell you how you're doing. If money is going into

53:23

the account, you know. If you're

53:24

withdrawing more money, you're depositing more into the

53:26

brokerage account, and you're aware of that too.

53:29

And that's good for measuring you. All good?

53:31

So, here are two things that can't

53:34

happen: you going broke and you

53:37

generating replenishment in the bankroll, okay? It cannot.

53:41

You set a value, you declared your value.

53:44

Ah, the R$ 500 is for my trading plan.

53:47

R$1,000 is for my trading plan, R$

53:48

5,000 is for my three-person plan, R$

53:49

10,000, the amount doesn't matter. Once you've declared the

53:52

value, it will remain until the end of your

53:54

trading plan for you to track. So

53:58

, guys, why am I

54:00

recommending low-cost appetizers in the meantime? Because

54:02

you're getting to know yourself.

54:05

Before even getting to this

54:07

mentorship program, you probably had a lot of

54:09

bad habits.

54:10

You were behaving wrongly by

54:13

continuing something that wasn't working

54:14

, right?

54:17

You make a mistake and want to chase after it

54:20

to correct it, I don't know what, to

54:22

recover your bankroll. So you were full

54:24

of vices. So imagine if you do

54:28

this, a R$2 entry, to break

54:31

this bank you need 50

54:37

wrong entries.

54:40

But it's in sequence, really.

54:44

You'll make 50 mistakes and lose a R$100 bankroll.

54:47

OK? You can't go wrong 50 times.

54:51

Candle by candle, it's not possible. When you

54:54

think you want a green candle, you end up with a

54:55

red one, okay? So you won't be

54:59

able to break it down 50 times. You'll

55:01

break down at 60, 70, something like that.

55:05

That's why we're giving you small openings so

55:07

you can behave, because you're also getting to

55:11

know yourself in this new world, okay?

55:14

So, a small bankroll is all you need to

55:18

support your trading plan, okay?

55:22

So, I'll be sharing this material with

55:23

you in a group. It's that simple. I really

55:28

want you to have clarity about

55:32

the main objective, which is your

55:35

consistency.

55:37

Don't rush to speed up this

55:39

process. It's unique and yours, exclusively

55:42

yours, okay? And it doesn't appear. Just remember

55:45

one thing: how much you've lost so far

55:49

.

55:51

And make a plan for what you no

55:54

longer want to lose from this moment on. Your

55:56

time is one of those things that needs to

55:58

be there. Don't waste any more time on

56:01

nonsense, on childishness, on

56:05

childish things.

56:07

Always be the adult, okay? Things done

56:11

responsibly.

56:13

This is what we need more and more

56:15

in our lives. OK? Alright,

56:18

guys. Here's our plan.

56:21

All the steps are important,

56:24

you just have to execute them,

56:26

okay?

56:28

And I'll send you this material.

56:31

Okay, so I'm going to open the microphone here

56:35

for any questions you might have,

56:37

and we'll move on with

56:38

our procedure for today.

56:42

Any questions? Facade.

56:49

Facade.

56:50

Yes.

56:51

Uh, this trader plan, just an example

56:54

for the group, I'm in support, I did the

56:56

FAX mentoring.

56:58

When I finished the mentorship, I don't know

57:00

what the trader plan is, man. What I

57:02

did, I broke the bank. That's when I

57:04

started this trading plan.

57:07

Today, uh, two days ago, I started

57:09

a bankroll with R$40. Right now,

57:13

it has R$95.

57:15

So, knowledge will lead to

57:18

maturity, right, in knowing how to

57:20

manage and enter. That's a very

57:21

interesting part.

57:24

Show. Congratulations. I'm

57:27

40 and I've practically gained 2,000 in two

57:30

days. So, trust, that will generate

57:33

enormous confidence in the operational side, based on my

57:34

own experience.

57:37

Legal.

57:37

It cost.

57:42

Any more questions, guys?

57:44

Range.

57:44

Hmm. In

57:47

these nine weeks, is there a

57:50

maximum or minimum number of

57:52

entries allowed? For example, there they allow three, or at

57:54

most six,

57:55

six entries per day, right?

57:56

Maximum. That. Per day. That's it.

58:00

Show. Thanks.

58:00

Show.

58:03

How many Ls do you recommend?

58:06

So, whether there's a loss depends on the

58:08

management, right? I

58:11

don't recommend managing sequential operations. I don't

58:15

recommend more than three losses, okay?

58:17

Three losses for

58:18

E, and the entries are with serum.

58:21

As as entrada pode serinhos.

58:24

Fa,

58:25

oi.

58:27

Can it be a fixed entrance? It

58:29

can also be a fixed entrance. He can.

58:31

Oh there. AND.

58:33

Hey FXA, I have a question. Uh-huh

58:35

.

58:35

Uh, you said that, like,

58:38

screen time between 1 hour, 1 hour and a half at

58:41

most, right? Uh-huh

58:41

. Yes.

58:43

Like, just like today. Today I was

58:45

operating, I operated a little in the morning, then

58:47

a little in the afternoon, and now at night. Well, in

58:50

the meantime, I actually

58:52

spent quite a bit of time in front of the

58:53

computer, but on the demo account,

58:55

you know? Executing the strategies all

58:57

on the demo account. Is that right or wrong

58:59

? No, if you've been following the

59:01

chart, you might even overdose

59:04

on it if you're not actually

59:07

trading. So, you can spend a lot of

59:10

time studying, that's not a problem.

59:14

Ah, great. Range.

59:16

Hey, Faixa, you said it's six entries

59:19

per day, right? But since I already gave

59:22

mine three times, in this case yesterday, which was after

59:24

midnight, does

59:26

that count or not? It's now zeroed out.

59:31

So, it reset to zero. That's it. It's zeroed out.

59:33

Ah, okay then. It cost.

59:35

But I saw a video of yours that you posted today, Fa

59:37

. Uh-huh

59:39

.

59:39

Oh, and I noticed you use

59:42

your Price Action strategy a lot. You value him above

59:44

any of your own strategies, right?

59:47

That last video you posted where you

59:48

were giving that deal on Thursday, and

59:51

you went to buy it, you know?

59:52

Yeah. I

59:53

mean, it was supposed to be, that's right. I

59:55

was selling, and you made me buy. This means

59:57

that price action is above any

59:59

strategy.

1:00:00

Yes, he is, and the others come to draw

1:00:03

conclusions.

1:00:06

Yeah.

1:00:08

Well, the videos from the very first lesson are

1:00:12

consistent with the step-by-step process

1:00:16

that you're going through.

1:00:18

Yeah.

1:00:18

Because I intend to then take the

1:00:20

first video and analyze it again.

1:00:22

Perfect. That's perfect, you see? What is he

1:00:24

talking about, guys? Follow the

1:00:26

trader's plan and review everything

1:00:30

that happened in our

1:00:31

procedures here.

1:00:33

Saturday and Sunday I did nothing but

1:00:35

that. I reviewed all the videos up to the fifth one.

1:00:38

Show.

1:00:39

And it got better.

1:00:42

Oh F.

1:00:43

Huh.

1:00:44

In that case, the videos will be available for

1:00:47

life so we can have

1:00:50

peace of mind during this development process. In

1:00:52

my case here, since I'm hearing

1:00:54

about throwing in the towel and I'm

1:00:58

understanding that I need to start over, I want to

1:01:02

take things very calmly. The

1:01:04

videos will stay there,

1:01:05

they'll stay there, okay? for an

1:01:07

indefinite period. It does not have. I even use the

1:01:09

expression "lifelong," because as long as I'm

1:01:12

not there, YouTube will still be there. One

1:01:14

last question, Fcha. Uh-huh

1:01:16

. You told me, you said that

1:01:18

day in class that normally

1:01:20

, like, no strategy

1:01:23

is infinite, at some point it starts to go

1:01:25

wrong because the chart starts to show that too

1:01:26

many people are using it.

1:01:29

So the most

1:01:31

interesting thing would be that when we're in

1:01:32

front of the screen, we try to

1:01:34

discover strategies that we think work

1:01:35

well for us to figure out ourselves. One

1:01:39

thing that's really interesting to do, a

1:01:41

really smart thing to do

1:01:43

too,

1:01:44

is to look at the chart you're working on.

1:01:47

You can quickly go back just by looking at it, see

1:01:49

if you've respected support, resistance,

1:01:51

pullback, and backtrack. You've already read

1:01:53

the chart and know if it's

1:01:55

respecting the patterns, you understand? Uh-huh.

1:01:57

Hey FA, ​​like you said about

1:01:59

the videos being permanently stored on

1:02:01

YouTube, and if by chance you lost the

1:02:04

email access to the videos, would that

1:02:06

work? Oh, just contact me, contact

1:02:08

support, and we'll implement the new system.

1:02:10

Ah, that's fine. Okay, then. Hey, do you think there's any

1:02:12

risk

1:02:15

of these videos being leaked?

1:02:18

It exists, man. Yeah, the one from February was... I

1:02:22

was at a loss for what to do, wasn't I?

1:02:26

Because they leaked. Yes, there is a risk of a

1:02:29

leak.

1:02:30

But

1:02:31

can someone download these videos from YouTube

1:02:33

? So there is a way to download it, there is a

1:02:37

feature like how to download it. I don't know how,

1:02:40

but there is a way to download it.

1:02:43

Facha, good evening. All is well?

1:02:45

Hey,

1:02:45

good evening, FA. Hey, Denilson here

1:02:48

speaking.

1:02:48

Hi, Denilson.

1:02:50

So, first of all, I wanted to give a tip

1:02:52

regarding mentoring, right? Because I've

1:02:54

actually seen some

1:02:56

people selling mentorship programs

1:02:58

at much lower prices.

1:02:59

Yes. So, there are some websites, other

1:03:03

streaming sites,

1:03:04

like Vim for example,

1:03:06

where you can set privacy for the

1:03:10

video, meaning nobody can

1:03:12

download the video from there, you know?

1:03:15

Nobody can download it,

1:03:16

but YouTube is like that too,

1:03:18

it's just one thing, right? Well

1:03:20

, I'm a professional

1:03:22

sports bettor, and I've

1:03:25

had mentorship programs like that before, so in order to make

1:03:28

my content private—which

1:03:30

was previously paid—I had to pay this

1:03:31

platform to put the videos there

1:03:33

, you know? Nobody can

1:03:35

download it then,

1:03:36

but the person can record the screen,

1:03:38

you understand?

1:03:38

Yes, exactly.

1:03:40

But it's no use, man. If the guy wants to

1:03:41

do something bad, right? He can record whatever

1:03:45

guy he wants to record. So, character FXa.

1:03:47

Hi.

1:03:48

Oh, Faixa, that

1:03:49

nutritionist you mentioned,

1:03:51

yes, I did a mentorship program there. What

1:03:54

happens? Yeah, the guy, when you

1:03:56

register there and upload the videos

1:03:58

,

1:03:58

Uh-huh.

1:03:59

He's at so many frames per second,

1:04:02

he's sending the person's email. So, for

1:04:04

example, mine is Thagom Thaagom@gmail.

1:04:07

Yeah. It's imperceptible to the person

1:04:09

watching, but if the person who posts this

1:04:12

video and you find it later, you'll know

1:04:13

where it came from, you understand? You can add a

1:04:15

watermark, right?

1:04:17

The watermark remains. Exactly. So

1:04:18

today I think that's the most

1:04:20

suitable option for you.

1:04:22

Good. I have access. I have access to

1:04:23

it. I'll see how I can use it.

1:04:25

Do a little research, man. That's really cool. One

1:04:27

more quick question.

1:04:28

Yeah.

1:04:28

One more question. F.

1:04:29

Eh, and you shared some

1:04:32

really cool content with us. I really enjoyed the

1:04:34

mentorship, but regarding another type of

1:04:38

study that you've done, besides what

1:04:41

you've already shared with us, what would you

1:04:43

recommend, more or less? A book, or

1:04:46

something like that?

1:04:47

So, the most in-depth thing

1:04:49

we can do is look at the book

1:04:53

Candlestick Patterns.

1:04:55

I have that book. Ready. Because in addition to

1:04:57

presenting the patterns to us,

1:04:59

he also shows us the graph. He needs to

1:05:00

show the graph, where it appears on the

1:05:02

graph, and the various movements. And one of the

1:05:05

good things you can do

1:05:06

in terms of price action research is to

1:05:09

study the other phases of the process that have

1:05:12

been studied for a long time,

1:05:15

such as the other waves, right?

1:05:18

Elot's waves, you should study that too,

1:05:21

study D theory, it's important to

1:05:24

study that as well. You should study the

1:05:26

other flags, pennants, everything that's

1:05:28

within the

1:05:31

long-term chart process, because that's also a

1:05:34

good design to look at when

1:05:36

applying it within the processes. Hey

1:05:38

guys, excuse me for saying something for a

1:05:41

second, you mentioned

1:05:43

books, something that helped me

1:05:45

a lot, right? That's it, man. Read

1:05:48

a lot of content, everything that's possible,

1:05:51

everything that's available, you're reading,

1:05:54

because sometimes it's imperceptible, but

1:05:57

when you read, the learning stays in your

1:05:59

head, and when you see it on a graph,

1:06:02

sometimes you don't even know what you

1:06:04

studied, but your brain knows, and

1:06:06

you know that it's an

1:06:08

opportunity you've entered, you understand? So

1:06:11

this question of such a legend is very

1:06:13

important. This pronunciation is very important

1:06:15

to me. That's it.

1:06:16

I just sent it, I just sent

1:06:18

the book to you guys in the group for

1:06:20

free, look, the complete book.

1:06:22

Good, good.

1:06:23

Thanks, man. Fa, faa. Regarding

1:06:25

Bitness, we know that we can't

1:06:27

operate in a downtrend. So, what

1:06:30

else do you recommend? Our

1:06:32

strategy would be retraction and flow,

1:06:34

right?

1:06:35

Flow. Flow, always flow.

1:06:37

Beauty. Thanks. That's all

1:06:39

the rock is. Flow.

1:06:41

You can always put it in Bitness. It's

1:06:44

always about what's going to happen on the next

1:06:46

candle, because the next candle is going to be

1:06:49

low, I caught it at such and such a place, at such and such a

1:06:51

place. That

1:06:53

's it. The forecast for the next candle

1:06:55

with flow is quite interesting.

1:06:57

Cool, huh?

1:06:59

Let's go inside.

1:07:02

Let's go, let's go, let's

1:07:03

go, let's go

1:07:04

then. Okay, I'll mute you guys already. I'm going to

1:07:06

share my entire work screen here

1:07:09

.

1:07:11

Let me grab this.

1:07:12

Just one more question. We're all going to log

1:07:14

in pretty much together, there's no

1:07:16

danger of IK blocking our account or

1:07:18

thinking it's a sign.

1:07:19

So T, it's even possible that I'm not going to use the

1:07:22

40,000 account,

1:07:24

I'm going to use the other account that I have, which is

1:07:26

less beloved, right? That

1:07:28

406 account is the first one I started

1:07:30

my entire career with. I like

1:07:32

her a lot. I'll use a different account, you

1:07:33

understand? Imagine if we get blocked right where we

1:07:36

are. I'm

1:07:37

going to use one that costs 25,000. Yes, but there is

1:07:41

a probability, it doesn't mean it

1:07:44

will happen, okay? It won't work. So,

1:07:45

for God's sake, 250k is now being

1:07:48

blocked.

1:07:49

Block the accounts from Charcão's signal

1:07:51

there. It won't block the fan. There are

1:07:53

over 700 there.

1:07:55

My email is now my account.

1:07:57

Please, if you want, okay? I'm available.

1:08:01

Can Caixa (Brazilian bank) have two accounts, or do they have to

1:08:03

be under different CPF numbers (Brazilian individual taxpayer registration number)?

1:08:04

It has to be under a different CPF (Brazilian tax identification number).

1:08:06

Okay.

1:08:07

Yes. Let's get started, everyone,

1:08:08

then. Hey guys, looking at the

1:08:10

pattern here at Invest, let's see what

1:08:12

we have here. Meiaoite

1:08:14

isn't showing up. There's

1:08:16

nothing there, right?

1:08:17

Your screen. Your screen.

1:08:18

Your screen.

1:08:20

Oh, my screen isn't showing up.

1:08:22

The screen isn't showing up. Wait a minute,

1:08:24

three are showing up here, look.

1:08:26

There are mothers out there who have accounts at

1:08:29

Option and don't even know it.

1:08:30

And now?

1:08:31

Now yes. It's showing up now.

1:08:34

Ready. So there's nothing hindering

1:08:36

the process here, okay? Oh,

1:08:39

the procedures here finished at 4 PM. All that's

1:08:42

left for us to do now is look at the trading time

1:08:44

zone. Is

1:08:45

n't that it?

1:08:46

I'm the entrance to the whole stall.

1:08:51

Oh, you can.

1:08:53

Hey, Faixa, this one isn't at the end,

1:08:56

Faixa. It must be in the early stages, because today is already the case.

1:08:59

Ah, because it's already changed. AND

1:09:01

. It turned around, bro.

1:09:03

But it's kind of you now, you yourself, you go to

1:09:07

that website every time before trading, or not anymore these days

1:09:09

?

1:09:10

Not anymore these days because I feel the

1:09:12

flow of the graph. I know what it's like

1:09:14

when he's being annoying. So

1:09:15

, I wanted to ask

1:09:17

you, how can we tell

1:09:19

if the graph is good or not

1:09:20

?

1:09:21

Then you see the candles shaking, it's like

1:09:23

the creatures have gone crazy. Well, when

1:09:25

she moves, she jumps around a lot, does

1:09:27

n't she? It gets really stressful;

1:09:29

you can already sense that something is wrong with the

1:09:32

graph.

1:09:33

But for example, the news is mostly

1:09:35

in euros and

1:09:37

in dollars,

1:09:38

in dollars. So, if I keep trading

1:09:39

currencies other than those, the

1:09:43

impact is less significant, right? AND

1:09:45

. And when it affects us, we know too.

1:09:48

Oh yes.

1:09:49

One of the first

1:09:51

things the chart does is change the

1:09:52

size of the candles, the standard candles,

1:09:55

right? I had some tiny candles, but

1:09:56

they started getting too big, and you can tell

1:09:58

something's different, right?

1:10:02

So, in our middle here, there's a

1:10:05

free space up until

1:10:08

before two o'clock, look. Okay? Well,

1:10:11

mine doesn't turn out that colorful.

1:10:14

Why is that?

1:10:15

Well, mine's looking pretty good, see? There you go.

1:10:17

that your TV is black and white.

1:10:22

So there's nothing bothering us

1:10:24

here. So let's go upstairs.

1:10:25

Beauty.

1:10:27

Huh? Facade. Do you have a particular currency pair

1:10:30

that you prefer?

1:10:31

Preferred? No,

1:10:32

no,

1:10:33

no. Anyone, any one of them, you can operate just

1:10:35

fine.

1:10:35

Yeah, whoever's paying more is fine,

1:10:38

man. The guy came in to play a 15-

1:10:40

minute game and at the very end there was no

1:10:42

fee,

1:10:44

look. So now we're going to move on to the

1:10:46

graph, I'm going to mute them, okay? So I'll keep

1:10:50

talking to you guys here, and let's

1:10:52

go!

1:10:53

I usd. Okay, I'll pick up the purchase,

1:10:55

alright?

1:10:58

So let's go inside the graph. Oh,

1:11:01

and let me tell you all, look. Can you see the

1:11:02

training screen? Everyone can see

1:11:04

that option? Please speak up in the chat

1:11:06

.

1:11:09

Speak in the chat. Yes, Alberto. Alright,

1:11:13

guys. This is some training

1:11:15

I'm doing, look. Look how

1:11:16

cute!

1:11:19

Sail-to-sail training. What does that mean

1:11:21

? How does this sail-to-

1:11:23

sail thing work? Listen, do you

1:11:25

see this trade mode here? I'll let

1:11:27

you know that

1:11:29

this is still in the development phase, okay? So

1:11:30

you'll get a first-hand look at what

1:11:33

I'm studying right now. I have

1:11:35

this trade mode here,

1:11:38

I'm using it for something else. I know it does

1:11:41

n't work in the optical sense, it's meant to

1:11:44

deceive others, but

1:11:47

all the entries were based on it. Here it is,

1:11:50

the last little entry here.

1:11:53

I picked up each candle one by one, as you can see

1:11:55

here. 49 50 51 52 53 54 55.

1:12:04

How were the entries? When it

1:12:06

went past 60%,

1:12:10

when the candle opened, I realized

1:12:13

who was pushing it, whether it was

1:12:15

downwards or upwards. He was

1:12:17

pushing. When the candle opened and the

1:12:20

volume moved downwards,

1:12:24

I believed in buying.

1:12:27

When she opened the market, the volume

1:12:29

moved upwards, above 60%, and I

1:12:32

believed in a sale.

1:12:35

So, at what point did I come in?

1:12:39

Between 15 and 20 seconds, my entrance was between 20 and 15 seconds

1:12:42

. Between 15 and 20 seconds

1:12:45

the sail would develop, I could see who was

1:12:47

pushing here and I would move in favor of the

1:12:50

minority, okay? So, this was the

1:12:53

training I did today, and it did this

1:12:55

, okay? Candle by candle, okay? So,

1:12:58

I picked them one by one, that's why I

1:12:59

left the averages in, because the

1:13:01

averages pointed to everything, see. Most, uh,

1:13:05

most were purchases, look, one, two, three, four, five.

1:13:09

And the one that's here has more, look. Yeah,

1:13:14

this one was a sale, a sale, a sale.

1:13:18

So, it was more of a buying opportunity because the channel

1:13:20

was trending upwards, but I also generated selling opportunities

1:13:23

because it surpassed this

1:13:25

moving average here, which is a five-period average, the one

1:13:27

we already use in our

1:13:29

moving average strategy. All good?

1:13:32

So, I'm letting you know that I'm

1:13:34

practicing this, perfecting

1:13:37

this.

1:13:39

So, my next week is going to be like

1:13:41

that too, okay? Just to

1:13:42

show you all why the

1:13:44

training is important.

1:13:47

So let's go.

1:13:50

Hey,

1:13:54

where is it?

1:13:58

Ah, I'm already on the correct account.

1:14:08

Sharing the entire screen.

1:14:11

So, let's go.

1:14:18

So, let's select our

1:14:19

investment charts here, remove all the

1:14:22

averages, everything, leave it all

1:14:24

clean, okay? Let's figure out which

1:14:27

charts we want to trade,

1:14:28

close everything,

1:14:34

and see which chart we

1:14:35

want to trade.

1:14:38

The binary option is paying 85%,

1:14:40

and the digital option is around 99%. Considering the

1:14:44

difference,

1:14:46

and since it's also paying well here, and

1:14:51

when it's paying well at a time like this, it

1:14:53

's not something the broker, oh my

1:14:56

God, has inflated the payout rate to. There's nothing

1:14:58

wrong with that, but we'll still

1:15:02

stick with 99%, okay? So let's take the

1:15:05

Euro SD chart, which, judging by the percentage,

1:15:08

is trending upwards.

1:15:12

Let's open GBPJPY, which is facing

1:15:15

down.

1:15:18

Let's also look at the EuroGBP here,

1:15:21

which also has a higher percentage, indicating an

1:15:23

upward trend. And we'll also stay

1:15:26

here with the

1:15:30

Aud JPY.

1:15:34

And since there are

1:15:35

five parities, let's just open everything up, shall we

1:15:38

?

1:15:40

And how's the

1:15:42

GVP going? And GVP already has

1:15:47

JPY,

1:15:50

GBP, JPY already has. Who's missing? The

1:15:55

euro is right there. Audi is there too. The

1:16:00

euro and the GBP. The

1:16:05

Euro GBP

1:16:07

is here too.

1:16:13

EUR SD

1:16:17

JPY. Perfect. So here are all the

1:16:21

graphs.

1:16:25

Everything's happening in a minute here.

1:16:36

Ready. So, what are we going to

1:16:38

do now? Pay attention. Before we

1:16:40

begin,

1:16:42

before we start this nonsense here,

1:16:44

we're first going to get

1:16:48

the exchange rates,

1:16:51

euro/USD. Let's grab it here, look,

1:16:56

the IQ tacks. So, here are the

1:16:59

rates of change for IQ, OK? Grab these

1:17:03

two little tacks here.

1:17:07

Copy this here, put it in the chat for you guys

1:17:10

too.

1:17:18

And let's take this copy.

1:17:22

And paste it here, see? OK. Ready. Here's the

1:17:28

lowest price for the day. It's down there

1:17:30

.

1:17:33

Here she is. Okay, I'll leave it here in a

1:17:37

minute. Ready. Here's the lowest price of the

1:17:40

day. It's right here.

1:17:43

Adjust, pull upwards.

1:17:48

And here's the highlight of the day.

1:17:55

And here, the maxim is that

1:17:59

we will also be here.

1:18:04

Hey, where is it? It

1:18:07

already played, bro. It's already there

1:18:13

, guys.

1:18:19

The price is already there. Let's confirm.

1:18:24

Oh, the price is already there, it's already been changed. It rang

1:18:26

and came back, right? It was in this region here,

1:18:29

look. He approached, touched, and that was it. So, it's

1:18:33

still good for another process, which

1:18:36

will be our back, okay? So

1:18:40

let him roll there, leave the marking

1:18:43

here.

1:18:45

So one of the points has already been reached, right? And

1:18:47

this one arrived too, look. It arrived at

1:18:55

9:54 PM, but that was from the previous day, right?

1:18:57

Then it just started to go up. So there's still

1:19:00

this lower part that he can

1:19:01

attack. Beauty? So, GVPJPY,

1:19:10

GBPJPY,

1:19:13

here are the variations

1:19:20

. Here you go,

1:19:26

grab this one.

1:19:31

I marked it.

1:19:33

Put the second one in too

1:19:37

and score. There you have

1:19:42

the maximum and the minimum. Now all that's left is to

1:19:44

attach a support bracket.

1:19:51

and drag the

1:19:54

moment over here.

1:19:57

Beauty?

1:19:59

And for GBP,

1:20:12

here's the rate, it's there for you too.

1:20:22

Just copy it.

1:20:25

Add

1:20:29

another one as well.

1:20:31

Place the graph, reduce its size,

1:20:35

and tighten the markings.

1:20:39

Here it is.

1:20:55

Guys, he's nearby too, look.

1:20:58

Okay, he's very close, so let's

1:21:00

keep an eye on him, okay? Oh, there it is, very

1:21:02

close to the region

1:21:05

that's right here,

1:21:09

and it has this volume over here, right?

1:21:12

So, let's keep an eye out for a touch from

1:21:15

that region, and that'll be our

1:21:17

first entry, okay? Oh, adjust your

1:21:21

entrance there.

1:21:24

It rang, turn the candle over, oh. It's not possible to turn it around

1:21:26

yet. We have to turn the tide. 10 12.

1:21:31

Now, oh, now you have some time. Turn

1:21:33

the weather. When the bell rings, we open the operation.

1:21:35

Beauty?

1:21:41

All done.

1:21:45

Euro GBP,

1:21:47

euro SD.

1:21:56

It's for the next candle, right?

1:22:08

She

1:22:30

made a gap in the middle of the sail. This is not

1:22:33

good.

1:22:39

But let's see if she can hold up from below.

1:23:12

Kidney.

1:23:16

Let's continue.

1:23:23

Audi JPY

1:23:37

Audi JPY.

1:24:19

And finally, Euro JPY.

1:25:37

All done.

1:25:39

All charts show the maximum value.

1:25:47

Here too. Here too. This one's already broken through

1:25:51

, guys. Oh, we have to see

1:25:53

why the relationship broke up.

1:25:56

And when it broke, it tore all of this apart

1:25:58

here, look. Okay?

1:26:00

He also broke through that target here, which is

1:26:02

already part of the price structure. Beauty? He's

1:26:05

breaking down this other structure here.

1:26:06

So we have two structures. One is the

1:26:09

maximum value from the graph he gave us,

1:26:13

and the other is this median here, something he's

1:26:17

already done. So we have this structure

1:26:20

here that we can use for the

1:26:22

backtrack, okay? This one here was a

1:26:23

continuation, look. The continuity is blocked,

1:26:27

okay?

1:26:29

And look at all the things she

1:26:30

delivered during the upward trend!

1:26:32

Upward trend, oh. Whole upward trend

1:26:34

. Loss

1:26:37

here resulted in two draws. The win, the win, the

1:26:41

wi, the wi, the win, the win and the win. Okay? In the

1:26:46

high-scoring season, she's delivering several

1:26:48

wins, all the time, through 2G, okay?

1:26:52

So, we're

1:26:54

busy here dealing with this mess. If she

1:26:56

arrives, we have an entry point

1:26:59

here in the middle of the field, and since it's

1:27:01

trending upwards, we can manage it

1:27:04

here, see, a trend line, okay?

1:27:07

She's already stressed out here, look

1:27:09

. The trend line has already passed the

1:27:11

points. It has a twist, and that twist is

1:27:14

interesting, okay? Oh, that's going to be in this

1:27:17

background here.

1:27:21

So, a quick turn around

1:27:22

here at this point.

1:27:26

The line is stressed.

1:27:29

We can organize it from another point. I am

1:27:31

GBP. Back again, folks. It's coming back.

1:27:35

If he touches the second line, we

1:27:36

open a buy order. Beauty? Oh,

1:27:40

then

1:27:42

we'll buy it

1:27:44

because it's from the second target, right?

1:27:46

And since it's a pullback, it's the region's pullback, so

1:27:51

we open on the second line, which is

1:27:52

more interesting. I'm

1:28:20

going to get some water here. I'll be right back.

1:28:57

15 seconds remaining.

1:29:14

Wiin.

1:29:20

Another interesting area of ​​the

1:29:22

uptrend will be this backlash here,

1:29:25

because there was price war here and

1:29:27

price war there, so it might hold.

1:29:30

Beauty? But it went up a lot, didn't it? At

1:29:33

this high point, we can also

1:29:35

use a Fibonacci retracement to

1:29:37

converge. And when we do that,

1:29:41

the points are confirming it, look. Here are

1:29:45

the confirmed points. 23 also confirms.

1:29:48

So that's an interesting point, okay?

1:29:51

If the price reaches this point,

1:29:57

there are interesting points

1:29:59

like this one right now, but we're not going to

1:30:02

buy it because it's coming in a

1:30:03

reversal pattern. We

1:30:06

couldn't have seen any corrective candles here, but the

1:30:08

breakout is very clear. She's a

1:30:09

star of the night, isn't she? So, the star

1:30:12

of the night is sending the flow downwards.

1:30:14

It might not be reliable to get a

1:30:17

purchase ticket here in this region, okay?

1:30:20

So, let's let that pass

1:30:22

and we'll move on to the next target, which

1:30:25

would be this bottom. If he comes in at that

1:30:27

bottom, it makes our structure in a V shape, look. Okay? We

1:30:29

have an entrance here.

1:30:32

Based on this entry, we also

1:30:34

need to find a Fibonacci retracement, but what should we find

1:30:36

? From this initial push,

1:30:38

we'll see if there's any confirmation coming

1:30:41

soon, right? Near the bus stop. And it does

1:30:43

. So, by tapping here, we open

1:30:46

an entry point

1:30:48

where Fibonacci is also contributing to the

1:30:50

process, okay?

1:30:52

Look, it

1:30:55

caused a breakup. She can go back

1:30:58

inside the zone, but it's not reliable

1:31:01

because of the

1:31:04

strong downdraft.

1:31:06

But one thing is also important: if

1:31:08

it doesn't respect the 23-period mark and creates a

1:31:11

downward gap, which it didn't, it could

1:31:15

also pull back in this

1:31:16

region, because it's symmetrical. It

1:31:19

broke through, then pull back in the

1:31:21

symmetrical region. Just like that candle also

1:31:24

retracted, oh. Okay?

1:31:26

So, everyone can retreat here.

1:31:28

Even this little candle touching here could be

1:31:29

retracted, but you had to

1:31:31

let it continue its flow.

1:31:35

This kid is on a

1:31:37

really steep downward trend, right? So we take

1:31:39

a trend line here, and channel it

1:31:42

here. As I said, it can be from top

1:31:45

to top. I've already caught a peak here, look.

1:31:47

There's another peak here. So, regarding possible entries

1:31:50

, he's quite far away, but

1:31:53

that doesn't limit the line, because it could be

1:31:57

from top to top, right? So, I've got

1:32:00

another peak here, which has already respected

1:32:03

the regions, and now let it

1:32:07

climb to see what might

1:32:09

happen. But this fall of his is really stressful

1:32:11

. We don't

1:32:13

trust this region when buying, but if it's rising,

1:32:17

like, at this height here, forming a

1:32:19

V-shaped structure, it's an interesting point

1:32:21

where it will break through, seek new areas, and

1:32:23

we would have a good point of

1:32:25

opportunity here. There's

1:32:28

nothing

1:32:33

here, look. If it stretches, we can

1:32:34

capture the retraction. You have 7 seconds, look.

1:32:38

Three now. It does not give. Armpit of censer. Here

1:32:42

's a phase too, look, which is all

1:32:43

symmetrical. There's this phase here that's

1:32:46

symmetrical, it's the armpit of Cendle. So,

1:32:48

she has a column here to hug,

1:32:49

okay? So, let's wait and see what happens

1:32:52

. We have an entrance here.

1:32:55

This area here, there's

1:32:58

nothing interesting right now.

1:33:01

There's this small Fibonacci drop here

1:33:05

that already corrected at the 23-period mark. The

1:33:08

correction is happening right now.

1:33:11

It was the first target he touched.

1:33:14

And here we'll wait for the signal to sound in this

1:33:16

area, see? 3 6 seven candle ringing. The

1:33:19

eighth revelt, correct?

1:33:22

Oops, eighth revelation. So, 3, 6, 7. The

1:33:27

eighth revealing.

1:33:29

And here, guys, it would be good if we could take

1:33:31

a little break, okay? Okay, let me see

1:33:34

if it goes up a little bit, then we'll apply

1:33:36

the retracement, okay? THE.

1:33:38

Okay, go ahead and take it, alright? Because that's the

1:33:40

point that also receded here. So,

1:33:43

since it peaked at the candle, I believe it will either

1:33:45

retrace its steps, or it will start an

1:33:48

upward trend, or it will retrace a

1:33:50

little bit in that region. Let's see

1:33:52

how it's behaving over the next 5

1:33:54

seconds, okay?

1:34:14

Victory.

1:34:25

And here we were going to make another purchase, look. I'm

1:34:26

only not going because the trend has come back very

1:34:28

strongly. Here, it should also go up

1:34:30

because it's at the base of the candle. Okay,

1:34:32

but I'm not going to let you in here.

1:34:44

Oops,

1:34:47

I saw the weather changed. We can't

1:34:49

capture the retracement of this candle, can we?

1:34:52

Unfortunately,

1:34:56

she went through the process, but by turning back time.

1:34:58

That way we can't touch Kendon's armpit

1:35:00

. She went into the zone, look.

1:35:03

It will probably retract or it will

1:35:05

burst.

1:35:10

Here we have an interesting point

1:35:12

as well, which is this top here.

1:35:14

Why? Because besides being the ultimate in

1:35:16

excellence, it's playing right here. And we

1:35:18

also have here, look, the Sanduba. So, if

1:35:21

this kendo signal rings here, we'll

1:35:23

adjust our timeframe

1:35:28

for a buy entry, okay? Oh, he

1:35:31

can knock, retract, and pay for our little

1:35:33

candle, which is our filling. So,

1:35:37

turn the time here, and I'll wait for the signal to come to this

1:35:40

region.

1:35:45

There's a fee here too. See the

1:35:47

little fee? The 375 is here too,

1:35:50

adding to the total.

1:35:53

So, let's see if she comes so we can

1:35:54

get the sandwich.

1:35:58

Be prepared, it could be quick, okay? All

1:36:02

she has to do is touch the line, and we'll open the

1:36:04

purchase. It ca

1:36:14

n't be opened anymore. Okay, it won't open

1:36:16

because I ran out of our 2G data, so we're

1:36:20

not going to open it, alright? And since it's close

1:36:23

to a support point, we can't

1:36:24

predict the continuation of this trend, because

1:36:26

it could hit, retrace, rise, and then

1:36:29

we'd be in trouble, okay? Within

1:36:34

this entire structure,

1:36:37

the chart shows this resistance back there

1:36:39

,

1:36:41

this one here, which would be the trollback for the

1:36:43

region, since it broke through this structure

1:36:46

and didn't go up. So here's another

1:36:49

point regarding

1:36:51

price.

1:36:57

If he breaks through that structure, he'll come down

1:36:59

from below, you know. So this one below

1:37:02

might meet expectations

1:37:03

as well.

1:37:05

Remember that it came from here to here,

1:37:08

so we can take a Fibonacci retracement,

1:37:12

add it within the process, and we also have the

1:37:15

38th one there adding it up, see? Okay? So, it

1:37:18

becomes a very interesting point if the

1:37:21

chart reaches that target, and that's when

1:37:24

we buy. It's right here, look. The

1:37:28

region became strong.

1:37:42

If this graph starts to go up, we

1:37:44

have some good points here too. This one

1:37:46

here was the only one where there was a price war

1:37:48

.

1:37:50

And we also have a pullback that has

1:37:52

n't been executed yet at the very top

1:37:54

, just a little bit above, okay? that

1:37:56

takes this top, this bottom here, and leaves

1:37:58

this intermediate bottom free. So,

1:38:01

we have two points of attack there if

1:38:03

the price explodes. We just have

1:38:08

to wait for it to arrive as well.

1:38:14

Audi JPY is coming soon. And both of them,

1:38:19

JPY, okay?

1:38:25

JPY is close to the point

1:38:32

and so is JPY.

1:38:42

Remember that with him going up now, we

1:38:44

have an opportunity for a pullback here

1:38:46

.

1:38:49

Back in that background, okay? Since the fiber is already there

1:38:51

, I won't mark it, but it's up there

1:38:53

.

1:38:57

Pay attention here, look, a stretch, okay? There

1:39:00

might be a slight stretch, but it's very

1:39:02

quick.

1:39:06

And that's where we go in.

1:39:13

The point became clear.

1:39:15

Take the 5-minute candle, see, right

1:39:17

here in the middle. Click on it, okay? Look

1:39:20

, it rang, we're opening the operation, okay?

1:40:34

This downward gap can also prevent the

1:40:36

candle from rising, okay guys?

1:40:41

Gapzinho has appeared,

1:40:46

and the most likely scenario is that he's from the

1:40:48

bottom.

1:41:12

Unfortunately, he didn't have the strength to

1:41:14

reach an entry point. Whoever got the

1:41:16

most valuable one was eliminated in the game, right? Since

1:41:18

I was right on the line, that's how I ended up

1:41:21

being taken here, okay? But the appetizer

1:41:25

was well thought out.

1:41:37

Here it's generating flow, look. I didn't even see it.

1:41:41

Generating flow.

1:41:44

High-risk process. The sail has already been turned. Did

1:41:48

anyone get a win here, guys?

1:41:56

Rodrigo caught it. Bruno

1:42:00

blocked this,

1:42:02

he picked up Túlio

1:42:06

and Enzo.

1:42:07

Awesome, guys! You guys got a good

1:42:09

position, right? Congratulations.

1:42:14

Here, the flow paid off, folks. Oh,

1:42:16

candle flow. You paid

1:42:21

here, you're also paying for the candle flow,

1:42:23

look.

1:42:28

And we're not going to use candlestick flow for this one

1:42:30

because it was a 2G, it could

1:42:32

continue to be bearish, okay?

1:43:02

Oh, remember that here we also have

1:43:03

a top, the V-shaped structure formed here,

1:43:06

and we also have a top holding

1:43:08

onto the 23, okay?

1:43:10

So the touch on 23 is more interesting

1:43:12

with this chart returning to within the

1:43:14

region.

1:43:25

The chart died here.

1:43:32

We also have lower-lying areas, like

1:43:34

this one here.

1:44:13

Hey guys, this flow is interesting.

1:44:15

Wow, things got serious fast, guys.

1:44:19

It went up very quickly. That's really interesting

1:44:21

because it was playing in the background, you know. Okay,

1:44:25

but he sped the thing up there.

1:44:40

Oh, here, the candle-covered armpit is

1:44:42

reminding me of him. It's right here.

1:44:45

It is symmetrical at the bottom and has it at the top. Since

1:44:48

the space is quite small, any entrance

1:44:50

we make has to be on the top floor, okay?

1:44:54

Bearing that in mind,

1:45:05

the hourly chart harmonization is

1:45:07

resulting in a three-to-one result, right? Oh, 2 2 2 and the

1:45:11

only one where he made three to one. After

1:45:13

this trend of ebb and flow, I

1:45:15

can't count on it.

1:45:17

This guy's frozen, is

1:45:20

n't he? So this could

1:45:23

extend to our region and could be

1:45:25

our entry point into this target of the 23rd,

1:45:28

okay? Keep an eye out, he might pull off a

1:45:31

really cool sail extension

1:45:33

there.

1:45:40

Oh, time changes, the bell

1:45:42

rings, we open it. Beauty?

1:45:49

LJPY.

1:45:54

OJPY is getting there, but it's

1:45:57

capsized, guys. We can't do

1:45:58

anything about it, okay? The point is for retraction.

1:46:04

And here, by stretching it, we open it up, okay? It

1:46:13

wasn't.

1:46:17

The point still stands. It's OK.

1:46:21

You have to turn the candle.

1:46:37

Oh, this point is coming back.

1:46:40

We have the

1:46:42

pullback from the region that's next to the

1:46:45

IQ line, right here. Beauty?

1:46:48

So, that's a very good point. And if

1:46:52

we add Fibonacci,

1:46:54

let's see if it forms a line there too. Yes, it's possible,

1:46:57

guys. Perfect. This point is, look,

1:47:00

she's confirming it with

1:47:04

61.8.

1:47:06

That's a brilliant point.

1:47:10

Ah, let's get into the flow here. You can

1:47:12

come in. Beauty. Join the flow below

1:47:16

because it was really beautiful here too, look.

1:47:18

Let's see if it generates the behavior shown

1:47:21

below. I caught it a little late, look.

1:47:24

She's going to the armpit of Cendo now. I'm

1:47:28

going to put a little protection there, okay? If

1:47:30

he goes, then

1:47:39

he didn't go. So let's see if it

1:47:42

hits there. He should go for about 30

1:47:44

seconds, right? Since it didn't work out, I didn't

1:47:45

get the protection, okay? So, I'm

1:47:48

entering this flow down here

1:47:50

.

1:48:13

The flow gave way, folks. But I noticed that little

1:48:15

delay.

1:48:17

And he didn't pay me that damn thing, man. Did

1:48:21

anyone win this deal? For

1:48:23

God's sake.

1:48:25

Win

1:48:27

got the win.

1:48:31

Ditch. Oh my God, I lost, man.

1:48:36

Wi win.

1:48:41

A lot of people took losses like I did,

1:48:43

man. The flow was top-notch. There

1:48:47

are already people out there who are winning 4-1, right? So put the

1:48:50

score up, guys. How are you all doing

1:48:51

?

1:48:57

3 2 3 1 2

1:49:00

A 2 3 2 1 A 1 4 A 1 3 A 1 4 A 1

1:49:06

3 A 2 3 A 2 A 0 3 A 0 E 4 A 1.

1:49:14

Beauty. It's 92. Wow, Viní

1:49:19

Richard.

1:49:21

Okay, let's continue the analysis here.

1:49:23

Thanks,

1:49:28

Danad gave me a loss, bro.

1:49:31

So, we have our point up there. There's

1:49:35

nothing here.

1:49:42

There was this spot here too, look. Maximum

1:49:43

of maximums. It's still there. For us, we

1:49:48

have a good entrance there, at the

1:49:53

back of the region. Hey everyone, we're

1:49:58

almost at

1:50:01

our stop, okay? Here it is. That's the

1:50:04

bottom line, okay? We have to attack,

1:50:06

you know. As soon as

1:50:08

she gets there, we'll go in.

1:50:21

Let's see if she stretches there. It's right up

1:50:29

here at the top, guys, look. We can't

1:50:32

exploit that gap, okay? Oh, it's at the

1:50:34

top. She might already be accepting this top spot

1:50:37

here, right? And we're thinking about this one

1:50:38

here, which is the best in the region.

1:50:43

So let's see if

1:50:45

she comes back from the region.

1:50:52

And if she closes the dark cloud, you already

1:50:54

know, right? We need to close in the dark cloud

1:50:57

by scraping this middle area so we can

1:51:00

continue. Beauty? Stay tuned.

1:51:04

Let's see if she can dispel that faithful dark cloud

1:51:05

, shall we?

1:51:07

Breaking off here so we can

1:51:09

continue. She did

1:51:12

n't come, but she can pay, okay? Even

1:51:15

so.

1:51:27

Hey, another stream, guys, right here. Another

1:51:29

stream is

1:51:30

located at this base here. There was a gap. He needs to

1:51:33

close the gap. It's already been fixed.

1:51:36

The small gap has already been fixed. It was supposed to have

1:51:39

caught me here at this point

1:51:41

at the beginning of it.

1:51:54

Look how beautiful the graph's fall was

1:51:55

.

1:51:58

Nuvra, guys. Okay, she's more reliable

1:52:00

when she breaks up with him, but that doesn't mean she'll let him

1:52:02

win.

1:52:17

Oh, a new gap, huh? It didn't touch our

1:52:20

region. A gap is emerging, it's right in our

1:52:23

background structure, isn't it? So, if

1:52:27

this gap goes up, guys, to this bottom

1:52:29

here, we can protect it, okay? Oh,

1:52:32

catch him for the trend. He went down, he did

1:52:35

n't go, there's no way he couldn't. Let

1:52:38

's move on to the next

1:52:41

price target, okay? Here, next to the

1:52:45

option line, okay? Oh, 61 broke through. We'll grab it, we'll

1:52:48

buy it, guys. He just needs to stretch it out, look.

1:52:50

Stretch it a bit more and we'll buy it, okay?

1:52:55

Right now, it's

1:53:47

raining beautifully here, folks.

1:53:53

It's very 2G, wow. Don't let the price

1:53:55

move.

1:53:57

It's all about having a price war.

1:54:00

2G is going to die there.

1:54:04

It's very 2G, guys. Look how awful. Not even

1:54:08

to give a nice one.

1:54:15

Dogi is dead. The candle became unproductive,

1:54:18

oh. She was unable to move,

1:54:21

so we accept the loss, okay?

1:54:24

Let's move on to the next region. The

1:54:32

next region will be right here,

1:54:34

guys. I have a bottom, I have a

1:54:36

top, okay? And here will be our next

1:54:39

entry at this price. Let him drop it right

1:54:42

there. The second price target is this one here,

1:54:44

okay? There's

1:54:48

nothing here.

1:54:51

Not here either. No.

1:56:19

This one only has a dot down here.

1:56:36

There's a pullback in that region, but it's

1:56:38

accumulating, we're not going to risk

1:56:40

catching it.

1:56:47

And the next region is further down.

1:56:51

Fibonacci is no longer part of it.

1:56:55

Let him come down.

1:57:43

Hey guys, within my management plan, these are

1:57:45

my next two entries, okay?

1:57:47

The next two appetizers will

1:57:50

cost R$1,000, okay? The next two,

1:57:53

which is what I'm willing to accept as a stop loss, is that okay?

1:57:56

So you can do yours there too.

1:58:01

Look

1:58:06

,

1:58:09

the price has moved sideways, we're not taking

1:58:11

the pullback because there's no way to

1:58:12

respect it, okay?

1:58:16

He has this target here and he has a target

1:58:19

further ahead,

1:58:21

including the fact that this is a

1:58:23

candle armpit. Okay, right here. So,

1:58:26

let's wait for him to produce it so we can

1:58:28

get him up there.

1:58:34

This kid here is coming back from that kind

1:58:36

of background.

1:58:41

It has this intermediate base here,

1:58:43

which isn't very strong, okay? But she

1:58:46

might come back from him.

1:58:50

Attention, this point here, look,

1:58:54

is a price attack. We're going in,

1:58:56

guys, to buy something. Just look. Let's see

1:58:59

if it stretches all the way here, so

1:59:03

it can perfectly fit

1:59:06

our restricted area structure, okay? Let

1:59:10

's wait for him to attack.

1:59:14

The next one is OK too. Here, take the

1:59:17

5-minute mark, because it has an

1:59:19

extra minute, okay? Oh, it rang, we'll

1:59:22

open it. Beauty? Just tap it, open it up for the

1:59:25

next candle, guys.

1:59:43

which will serve as if we

1:59:45

were capturing the M5 retracement.

1:59:47

See? M5 went down completely, and when we

1:59:50

pick up the next candle, it's like a

1:59:52

retracement of M5. It will only work if it's

2:00:03

that candle. We

2:00:05

don't trust the next candle, okay guys?

2:00:08

It has to be that candle right there.

2:00:12

Don't open it, okay? It won't open. There's no reason to.

2:00:16

So, let it roll. And here

2:00:19

we'll capture the gap, if it comes in

2:00:22

line with IQ, right here.

2:00:25

That's where we get the gap, okay? which is

2:00:27

actually safer.

2:00:53

Hey guys, she's generating traffic, okay? To

2:00:55

generate flow, we'll go together. She just

2:00:58

needs to break through that barrier. Beauty? Breaking through

2:01:01

this here, we'll continue with

2:01:03

it, okay? She went to the last price zone

2:01:07

and is coming back, and we can catch the

2:01:09

flow. Great, open it now. I

2:01:15

got a crazy delay, man.

2:01:27

I experienced a very strong delay.

2:02:05

Hey guys, you're welcome

2:02:12

, right? The delay.

2:02:17

Look at my entrance, the way I jumped over the candle,

2:02:20

right? I caught it in 2 seconds, it

2:02:24

launched me way up there, right? I had paid. Did anyone

2:02:27

claim victory here?

2:02:33

Everyone took a loss.

2:02:40

Everyone took a loss, right? Oh, you didn't

2:02:43

come in. Did

2:02:46

you set it for 5 minutes?

2:02:53

Here it is. I got it, guys.

2:02:55

I think you guys got this one too, right? Oh, he

2:02:58

threw it up there, he

2:03:00

had no business doing anything here, the

2:03:03

devil. Oh, they played it way up there and to

2:03:06

top it off, they even put a dojo right

2:03:09

on top of our price, okay? So, what

2:03:12

happens with my next entry?

2:03:14

I'm going to continue with her at 1000, she's

2:03:17

fitting in, guys. So,

2:03:18

how much serum do I need for a hand? From 1900, right?

2:03:23

Bring in 1000 and I'll inject a handful of

2:03:25

serums because I'm still within my

2:03:27

management plan, okay? So let's go.

2:03:32

Our.

2:03:42

Oops.

2:04:24

The entrance here is being compromised

2:04:26

because of this proximity, guys, because

2:04:29

this Kendrick Lad was supposed to be playing in this area.

2:04:31

It's very close. Let's see how

2:04:33

this sail moves, okay? That

2:04:35

was a very strong area, oh. Two tops

2:04:38

and one bottom.

2:04:41

It was a really cool area here.

2:05:19

The price stopped falling in that region.

2:05:24

This guy created a whole new mess, you know. That would be the

2:05:26

pullback from that area, right?

2:05:32

This one here too, because it descends so much,

2:05:34

it also has this top here that was

2:05:37

attacked once before.

2:05:42

This one has completely turned sideways, look.

2:05:47

This one also has a bottom line

2:05:51

for our pullback.

2:06:20

Ah, this gap here isn't interesting to

2:06:22

capture because the trend is downward, see?

2:06:24

Then it might close lower. Here.

2:06:54

We're not going to take that kenda armpit

2:06:55

because it's already been massacred enough

2:06:57

here, look.

2:07:01

The other sail might overtake him.

2:07:10

Wow, that was a beautiful entrance, was

2:07:12

n't it, guys? If I had hit the target correctly, it would have been a

2:07:17

win, but it would have been a loss nonetheless. There's

2:07:49

no price matching here, right?

2:07:51

It's sideways, so I don't know what

2:07:53

pattern it's making here for us

2:07:55

to analyze as well. Here too it went

2:07:56

sideways.

2:07:59

This is becoming more lateralized as

2:08:02

well. It didn't give me a pattern

2:08:05

for us to analyze the probabilities of

2:08:07

this region,

2:08:10

which was a good

2:08:11

entry point, but since it's moved sideways, it's breaking

2:08:14

out, it could easily break out of this

2:08:16

region.

2:08:18

And then we have to look for new

2:08:19

regions, you see.

2:08:24

There's this region

2:08:28

and there's that region.

2:08:43

So, let him down.

2:08:46

Since he doesn't have a pattern yet, his

2:08:49

breakout performance is

2:08:50

also interesting.

2:10:06

As soon as the price moves, guys, then the opportunity to

2:10:08

enter the market will arise, okay? Here he stopped, look. It

2:10:12

simply turned completely sideways.

2:11:18

Pay attention, guys, to this background

2:11:19

here, okay? The back of the region, oh. It's already

2:11:22

adjusted to the absolute maximum, which is

2:11:23

that bottom over there.

2:11:25

She's here, we go in, there's

2:11:27

also the IQ line nearby,

2:11:32

which is also undergoing a retraction process, so

2:11:34

this point is quite strong here, okay?

2:12:09

Hey guys, we can catch the flow, look.

2:12:11

You can come in. Beauty?

2:12:14

Let's go with the flow, believing in the

2:12:16

price going down, look. Upward trend due to a

2:12:19

harami,

2:12:20

reversed the price for that region,

2:12:23

we believe in a downward trend, okay? All that's left is for

2:12:28

the price to move now. That

2:13:21

was a good descent for him.

2:13:25

And now I'm going to get some serum, okay

2:13:27

?

2:13:29

It will be from 1992 and 1,

2:13:37

which

2:13:41

also includes my stop-loss level within

2:13:43

this little bankroll, okay?

2:13:53

Ready.

2:14:12

The PR is still working on that region,

2:14:14

look. He doesn't arrive,

2:14:18

he doesn't reach it. Let me close this thread,

2:14:21

guys, there's a bug here.

2:14:22

Wait a minute,

2:14:26

let me open it again.

2:14:52

Okay, then

2:14:55

. It rang here, guys. I can't

2:14:56

open it. Why? Because the prisoner made that

2:15:00

little staircase,

2:15:03

it's with repeating candles, it's not a

2:15:05

multiple of seven, oh, it's not seven, right? But

2:15:09

it was a stretched sail. And I'm

2:15:11

worried he might tear that area, okay? That's why

2:15:14

I'm not going to allow him entry,

2:15:16

because he made this little balloon here, look. Okay?

2:15:19

So it was a very interesting point,

2:15:21

yes, but

2:15:24

he arrived there at great risk. I do

2:15:26

n't know if it was a price gouging,

2:15:29

okay? That's why I didn't authorize

2:15:31

entry.

2:15:33

So there's a good point in this price relationship

2:15:39

here, look, in this breakout,

2:15:41

it left the bottom,

2:15:45

which is this bottom here, where we can

2:15:48

also catch the pullback.

2:15:52

That price has already moved,

2:15:54

which is interesting.

2:15:56

And, and we have that...

2:16:28

She's

2:16:34

waiting for the ringtone to come in, okay? Okay, when he

2:16:37

knocks here, we'll go in, alright?

2:16:40

Because it has a top and a bottom.

2:16:43

There are two tons of them over there

2:16:45

to justify that price gouging.

2:16:55

He's hitting it, look, on the candle's armpit

2:16:57

too. Huh? Right here.

2:17:00

He's hitting the candle armpit,

2:17:02

guys. Okay? And it's creating a flow. Let

2:17:07

's not rely on that flow, okay?

2:17:09

Don't trust that flow. Now

2:17:16

Audi has also arrived at our

2:17:20

highest price points.

2:17:24

This point is also interesting,

2:17:26

guys, okay? THE.

2:17:27

For attack. Let's see if it stretches there.

2:17:30

Turn to the next candle. When it downloads, oh, it

2:17:34

downloaded, it played, we'll go in. It's OK. He

2:17:39

's aiming, look.

2:17:54

We're open. Beauty. Candle peak. We are open

2:17:58

for sale. Next candle, everyone. There's

2:18:03

our hand with serums.

2:18:06

The price is too high.

2:18:13

Let's see if he corrects it.

2:19:02

It's very 2G, guys. The price doesn't

2:19:04

work. Get to

2:19:13

work, everyone! There

2:19:15

are a lot of dojin at this time. That's why the price

2:19:18

doesn't increase.

2:19:20

So our sail didn't develop, it

2:19:22

completely died. So why did I make that

2:19:24

down payment? Right at this point, we

2:19:27

had this peak of the region and we

2:19:29

had this other peak here, look. There were two

2:19:31

things working together, okay? That's why

2:19:34

I authorized that entry. So, I've

2:19:36

reached the stop point for this account, right?

2:19:39

We started well, then things started to go

2:19:41

wrong because we took two entries

2:19:43

where we had two deviations

2:19:47

from the chart, which was the

2:19:49

entry time, and the candles created a gap. So,

2:19:53

two of them took us out of the game, then two little

2:19:55

entries, okay? So, there's not much to be

2:19:58

done. Okay, let me confirm here

2:20:02

what our next session will be,

2:20:03

guys, because it will probably be

2:20:06

in the morning. And that. The price, without

2:20:08

volatility, might leave a lot of 2G,

2:20:10

but we looked for good areas to

2:20:12

compete with, okay, the price, but unfortunately

2:20:15

the price isn't fighting, right? So,

2:20:18

we—I, I lost part of my

2:20:20

stall—but it's still here so we can make

2:20:23

it happen at the next event

2:20:25

we enter, okay?

2:20:28

So, the analyses went pretty smoothly,

2:20:31

but unfortunately

2:20:33

this problem came up at the end. OK.

2:20:36

He showed no respect. So, let me go

2:20:38

to our group now,

2:20:40

uh, and see what you guys decided

2:20:45

so we can advocate for the

2:20:47

next agenda.

2:20:56

So, June's schedule,

2:21:05

let me see what poll it is

2:21:15

. 238 people, 205 voted, guys.

2:21:20

Well, out of 205,

2:21:26

134

2:21:28

people,

2:21:32

134 people are requesting the 5

2:21:36

AM session on the 17th, okay? That's

2:21:38

Tuesday.

2:21:39

And 35% of people

2:21:43

requested the session at 11 PM.

2:21:45

So, for now, we're set, based

2:21:48

on your vote and as

2:21:49

requested by the group, to hold

2:21:52

our session at 5 AM on the 17th, okay

2:21:55

? Since 33 people are still to vote,

2:22:01

33 people doesn't even come close to the number of people

2:22:04

who

2:22:07

believe in the 5 AM agenda, and who requested

2:22:10

the 5 AM agenda here. So

2:22:13

for now, we're scheduled for

2:22:15

Tuesday at 5 AM, guys,

2:22:18

okay? That's when we'll see

2:22:20

the chart moving at another

2:22:22

point, with volatility and a good

2:22:26

price battle. There aren't as many signs of this

2:22:30

on the chart because it lacks momentum, right? He

2:22:33

got really suffocated there, and there's

2:22:36

no point in spending several days with a 1-

2:22:39

minute candle; it's a lack of

2:22:42

effort. So the price needs to fight for

2:22:44

it to move away from our region, for us to

2:22:46

get good regions, and for it to attack. So,

2:22:50

with no buyer and no seller,

2:22:52

the price usually remains stable,

2:22:56

but we looked for good areas to

2:22:58

invest in even with it in that situation,

2:23:00

okay? So our schedule is

2:23:03

set for next Tuesday, and

2:23:07

we'll be

2:23:09

online at 5 AM, okay?

2:23:13

So, let me open my phone here so

2:23:15

we can say goodbye. We did

2:23:19

n't close with positive results,

2:23:23

but the bank shouldn't have collapsed, right? As

2:23:25

you can see, my bankroll didn't collapse

2:23:27

because I maintained good management within

2:23:29

it. So, let's go.

2:23:43

The timing is really bad, isn't it?

2:23:46

I think that, uh, it was cool to

2:23:49

see the entries, right? But we

2:23:51

also have to get used to the League of Legends, right?

2:23:54

Exactly.

2:23:56

It happened to a lot of people at the same time.

2:23:59

I think that's what most

2:24:01

of the group thought, we were

2:24:04

up 3-0, if I'm not mistaken, right?

2:24:07

Yes.

2:24:08

So, uh, today I'm going to talk about myself,

2:24:10

personally, today was a

2:24:13

magnificent lesson because of management.

2:24:16

Of course, today I believe there was

2:24:17

euphoria from trading with you, but that

2:24:20

was my biggest lesson, because it made me

2:24:22

realize that even the greats have

2:24:24

bad days.

2:24:26

Yes.

2:24:27

So, I took that as a great

2:24:28

lesson, because I was up 3-0, I had already far exceeded my

2:24:31

goal, and yet I

2:24:34

insisted on continuing, you know? So

2:24:36

it happened to several people in that group.

2:24:39

My greatest lesson was

2:24:42

precisely to realize that even great people have

2:24:44

bad days. We started 3-0 because we did

2:24:48

n't stop, you understand? It's a

2:24:50

good thing I went in with my hand

2:24:52

first. I managed to recover, otherwise it was a

2:24:54

good thing

2:24:55

I closed out three by three, but

2:24:56

I went in harder on the first few. In

2:24:59

the other bets, I lowered my position

2:25:01

precisely because of that, because, well, it's already 3-0 up

2:25:03

, there's a possibility of taking

2:25:06

a loss, so you can't really weigh in too much.

2:25:09

You used some of the fat, right?

2:25:11

That. That's why I still came out

2:25:12

positive. But

2:25:14

I think that if this happens several

2:25:17

times a month, we're missing out on

2:25:21

a large portion of our earnings.

2:25:23

Yes. Hey F, I entered the bet there, look, at

2:25:27

1.29 for a reversal. Look, I've been

2:25:31

doing this a lot lately, it's been working like this

2:25:34

, where does this

2:25:37

1.29 for

2:25:40

Audi JPY reversal come in?

2:25:42

Let me see. From eurogb.

2:25:45

EuroBP.

2:25:47

That. 1.29.

2:25:50

Hey, that

2:25:51

red one over there.

2:25:53

This one here,

2:25:54

this has a very strong area, right? If I'm

2:25:56

not mistaken, there's a bit of symmetry back there

2:25:58

. Yes, that's right.

2:26:00

There is a lot of symmetry in the region. That is

2:26:01

great. It's been giving me a lot of feedback, I

2:26:04

really identified with that, you know?

2:26:06

Stretched.

2:26:07

And yes, and I'll tell you, it's

2:26:09

true, even though one or

2:26:11

two attempts didn't work out,

2:26:13

I still managed to end up positive,

2:26:15

because I was able to visualize

2:26:18

things that are already becoming

2:26:20

part of my daily life.

2:26:21

Yes, I'm happy about that, you know? Because, well,

2:26:24

it's a television, right? A great day today.

2:26:28

Yes. Man, it was possible

2:26:30

, it was possible to visualize

2:26:33

many areas that I

2:26:34

myself couldn't visualize, right?

2:26:37

And one thing that really bothered me was

2:26:40

being on a computer, right? Because I

2:26:42

kept going to Chrome and trying to see what

2:26:45

you were seeing, you know? And I think that

2:26:47

hindered me quite a bit.

2:26:49

Look, I was at 180, it went down to 25.

2:26:53

I, I lost, I lost 1500.

2:26:56

These kids are crazy.

2:26:57

FA's attitude, man, it

2:27:00

's like, exceptional,

2:27:01

because I'd like to see a trader who's brave enough

2:27:04

to take on a room with over a hundred

2:27:06

people, at 1 AM, to

2:27:09

trade this chart here full of dojos

2:27:11

with no volume whatsoever. I wanted to see a

2:27:13

trailer that does that. Exactly.

2:27:15

I agree with you. No, still

2:27:19

at zero. Who broke it? He still lost,

2:27:21

folks, R$ 2,000. Management.

2:27:24

It lost. I drank it, I drank it because he's

2:27:27

still laughing.

2:27:29

It's more important.

2:27:29

I took five to three and ended up with my

2:27:32

bankroll tripled by five to three. In the

2:27:34

first two entries, I went overboard.

2:27:36

Then I

2:27:37

went to God in the first

2:27:39

place. I made one, I

2:27:42

made one for 240. Then I went out taking the

2:27:45

store. Dude, I only came out positive

2:27:48

because, like, I closed 4x2, but

2:27:52

when I took the

2:27:54

second loss, I stopped because I saw it

2:27:56

was too much of a dojo, man. Dogi was killing the

2:27:58

price, you know?

2:28:02

The dead price

2:28:04

of the region.

2:28:05

So, when someone

2:28:07

in the chat said that IQ had blocked

2:28:10

their account, I already had my imagination. Well, there might be a

2:28:13

lot of people giving it up, you know, at the

2:28:15

same entrance.

2:28:18

Sometimes there was an absurd delay, but it turned out

2:28:24

well, did

2:28:26

n't it? Awesome, man. He only ended up broke because

2:28:29

he didn't follow the management's advice. That's

2:28:30

because he didn't follow management's instructions. I

2:28:33

hit the rate there, oh, for the day. The

2:28:35

anger rate from the boot is now affecting the entire bank

2:28:37

.

2:28:38

Dude, but that's all

2:28:41

no, I just, I just lost. I caught it, I'm

2:28:43

analyzing it,

2:28:44

I caught a pullback there.

2:28:48

Investe's fee is way too high, isn't it,

2:28:50

man? Invest.

2:28:52

Which one touched the rate of Investe

2:28:53

Agora?

2:28:55

I'm a clean slate, but I used to be a tough guy too.

2:28:57

JP

2:28:58

Audi

2:28:59

Euro GBP

2:28:59

Audi, right there where you are. It's

2:29:02

already in Euro GBP now.

2:29:05

Hey guys, EGBP!

2:29:06

Wow, man. It's generating the flow. So, shall we

2:29:08

go? All I

2:29:09

know is that now I've locked myself in,

2:29:11

that I went all in on this [ __ ].

2:29:12

I got that one.

2:29:13

Ready.

2:29:14

My God in heaven. Oh dear.

2:29:19

It's Nata,

2:29:21

oh Natasha, bro. We are the rock. Oh my, we

2:29:26

trusted the professor,

2:29:28

the FA trusted the cal. They said it was in the

2:29:31

fee.

2:29:32

Hey, I didn't have the

2:29:34

marking

2:29:34

there anymore, you know

2:29:36

, do a Pix payment for me on that little

2:29:38

half there. There you go

2:29:43

, bro. It's over,

2:29:44

folks. It's over, right? It'll work out, guys.

2:29:47

Yes, she could stay, oh, dog, oh.

2:29:50

directly. Holding the G directly, directly

2:29:52

now I had to hold

2:29:54

normally.

2:29:56

Oh my God! You sell, kid.

2:30:00

It's always sales, sales. But I got it for

2:30:04

Sale 00. I don't

2:30:07

believe it

2:30:08

. Oh

2:30:10

my God,

2:30:11

guys, he laughed. It's all part of the game, guys

2:30:13

. I went in, look. Flow, right?

2:30:17

Our. There's bound to be an explosion, there's no way around it. She

2:30:20

already has pain in her heart.

2:30:21

He's going to beat her up, you know that, right?

2:30:25

Oh, it

2:30:25

's not

2:30:27

very relatable when it comes to his reality, there's

2:30:30

no way around it. It

2:30:30

could have gone upwards, right?

2:30:33

I know it's yours, you're already experienced.

2:30:35

So, what are

2:30:38

your feelings today? So, for example, today

2:30:40

wasn't a good day; there were many losses.

2:30:43

Yeah,

2:30:43

today you're able to have

2:30:45

emotional control, like, tomorrow will be better,

2:30:48

right? Or you're still left with that

2:30:51

feeling, like, "Damn, I could have waited, I

2:30:53

could have waited until tomorrow, tomorrow he'll post it on

2:30:56

Instagram and get

2:31:00

10,000 likes, man."

2:31:02

Facha won't even be able to sleep, man.

2:31:05

Guys, he's not throwing money away.

2:31:07

You agree that he's not throwing

2:31:08

money away. Money.

2:31:10

Anyone who follows FXA's videos on his channel knows

2:31:13

he's broken several bankrolls in

2:31:14

his videos. He'll replace it, right, Fa?

2:31:17

There was a day there when you

2:31:19

broke it, how much did you put in? 10. But

2:31:20

I want to know what

2:31:22

his feelings are. How did he see that

2:31:25

he lost 30,000 and made a Pix payment in the

2:31:28

video

2:31:30

tomorrow? Hey, send your little foot. I'll give you

2:31:32

a little help here.

2:31:33

Now I'll

2:31:35

put a ba for you of 7.

2:31:36

Facha, oh faixa, send the Pix there, Faixa. I'll

2:31:39

send you a 100 Pix payment.

2:31:43

Hey, Faixa

2:31:45

, let me make a comment.

2:31:47

May I? This is André here. All good?

2:31:48

Yes, Andrezinho.

2:31:50

Hey, good evening. So, Fa, I wanted to

2:31:52

make two observations.

2:31:54

Yes. One thing is this: operations were carried out

2:31:57

in M1, but the operational aspects

2:32:01

covered in the course are also for M5, right?

2:32:04

Yes.

2:32:05

Uh, I hope we

2:32:09

can do it next time, because I see

2:32:12

some colleagues in our room who operate in

2:32:15

M5.

2:32:16

Yeah.

2:32:16

And please pay attention to, I'm one of those who

2:32:18

operates in M5, and please pay attention to

2:32:22

my colleagues, I would be happy. Good.

2:32:24

Na na na at 5 o'clock we can get a

2:32:27

lot of amphibosheth trades, we

2:32:29

also trade for 5 minutes.

2:32:31

Yes, track. Now, wow, if

2:32:34

we could operate on the platform during hours

2:32:38

like between 9 am and 2 pm, some

2:32:42

colleagues will say: "But I

2:32:44

work! You

2:33:45

have to put in a bankroll of R$100 and

2:33:47

leverage it to R$10,000."

2:33:51

I always started with

2:33:54

small bankrolls, right? I always started

2:33:56

with R$70.

2:33:59

Then I challenged myself.

2:34:01

So now, challenging myself to R$100... I think

2:34:04

if it's R$100, I think it's too

2:34:06

much. A thousand is great, right? A

2:34:08

good margin to work with, right? Yeah,

2:34:11

professor, you're wonderful.

2:34:14

Me, I started with R$80 today, hit R$250

2:34:18

and closed at R$179.

2:34:21

Good.

2:34:22

I don't even want to know. I just know I

2:34:24

finished with the biggest bankroll on FAX.

2:34:29

That's important, my friend. That's

2:34:30

important.

2:34:31

You can humiliate me. No, guys,

2:34:34

he's just taking notes. He's just taking notes.

2:34:37

Tomorrow you'll see

2:34:38

when he posts a photo.

2:34:40

So, tomorrow he'll say this one.

2:34:42

para você, meu amigo. Amanhã, filho,

2:34:46

eu acredito, eu acredito que

2:34:49

é uma responsabilidade muito grande. Eu

2:34:51

acho que isso preenche a mente do faixa

2:34:54

também, porque são n pessoas, ele é um

2:34:57

ser humano, né? São várias pessoas com

2:34:59

várias expectativas. E a penúltima

2:35:03

entrada dele, eu percebi que tava

2:35:04

formando um harami. E eu acredito que

2:35:08

ele com a expectativa de de

2:35:11

passar um um bom trader para todo mundo,

2:35:14

acabou não vendo, acabou meio que

2:35:16

cegando. Eh, mas isso não não esconde os

2:35:21

profissional sensacional que ele é. E

2:35:23

muito obrigada, Fcha. Que aula, que

2:35:26

aula. Para mim é uma honra operar com

2:35:28

cara que eu vejo os vídeos todos os

2:35:30

dias. Você não ficar para você não ficar

2:35:33

triste. Manda

2:35:33

todo mundo aqui é fãzinho, né?

2:35:37

É. Ô galera, então de qual cidade você

2:35:39

é?

2:35:40

Fortaleza.

2:35:41

Para vou arrumar a viagem para ir para

2:35:43

te conhecer. Falou.

2:35:44

Ó, historicamente, galera, para ficar no

2:35:46

registro de vocês,

2:35:48

essa foi a primeira mentoria que eu

2:35:50

quebrei a banca. Primeira?

2:35:52

Eita porra. Nossa,

2:35:54

terça-feira.

2:35:55

Nunca quebrei banca. Eu nunca quebrei

2:35:56

banca, nunca.

2:35:57

Você começou a ficar nervoso quando as

2:35:58

pessoas começaram a

2:36:01

não

2:36:01

é a galera que é pé frio. Aí

2:36:04

você não importante, o mais importante é

2:36:06

que eu não quebrei a banca e o aota não

2:36:08

vai me pegar.

2:36:09

Exato.

2:36:12

Você sai do planeta, Marciano.

2:36:14

É Marciano é Marciano sai do planeta.

2:36:18

Pai, não quebrei não, mas táí com né? Eu

2:36:23

te conheci, eu te conheci no YouTube

2:36:25

através do meu filho. Meu filho falava

2:36:27

assim: "Mãe, olha esse cara aqui, mãe,

2:36:28

esse cara é demais. "My boy is 14

2:36:30

years old." Then I started following you, and the

2:36:32

little guy had never opened a chart in his life.

2:36:35

Then he showed me, and I got excited about

2:36:37

it. Then I said, "Oh no, one

2:36:39

day I'm not going to take a course with him

2:36:40

yet." He can kill

2:36:45

him. But for me, it was something

2:36:47

constant. Now that it's a reality, you

2:36:49

know? It's very...

2:36:50

Oh FA, oh Faixa, you're just waiting for

2:36:52

the class to end so you can post a picture

2:36:53

, right?

2:36:56

I know. Every time the class ends,

2:36:57

we go there and he posts a picture. It

2:36:59

even makes me angry.

2:37:00

No, now guys, I say we

2:37:03

can only leave this man alone, people.

2:37:06

Oh,

2:37:06

oh, Fá, do it. Hi. Yes

2:37:08

, it's Cake speaking. How are you all doing

2:37:11

? Good. Uh, so we can

2:37:14

practice management. One of

2:37:17

my biggest flaws, man, is

2:37:20

management.

2:37:21

Uh, could we, in this

2:37:23

trading plan, maybe make

2:37:26

a challenge, set a goal, like, Ah, let's

2:37:28

establish something like, like, a salary

2:37:31

within 30 days. We managed to

2:37:32

manage it in that spreadsheet that was

2:37:34

part of our trader plan,

2:37:37

so that we could, like, the idea

2:37:39

would be consistency, you know? Well,

2:37:41

learning to manage. Actually, I think

2:37:43

that's my difficulty, and maybe the

2:37:45

difficulty for a good part of the

2:37:48

mentees.

2:37:49

Yes.

2:37:50

Management, like, you can set a goal,

2:37:52

start with the bankroll, like in this

2:37:55

trading bankroll, maybe take a few days

2:37:57

to trade together, something like that. I

2:38:00

don't know if you would have the possibility.

2:38:01

Yeah, it fits very well with the project of

2:38:04

the black belt group, right, that

2:38:07

I want to develop.

2:38:09

It's almost within that project you're

2:38:11

talking about. I'll try to anticipate that it's

2:38:14

to be released within this month, it will

2:38:16

also match your project.

2:38:18

Great, great.

2:38:19

Now I'm going to say something. The

2:38:21

black belt support went to sleep happy

2:38:24

with 40 bucks for that. What is that

2:38:28

, man?

2:38:30

Two days, right? But he's your

2:38:32

real support,

2:38:33

yes. He He's part of the

2:38:37

design team, right?

2:38:39

What's that? He already got his monthly salary

2:38:41

. Oh, a lot.

2:38:46

You guys are in the...

2:38:47

So stay well, everyone. Then I...

2:38:48

I want to be part of the support team. The

2:38:50

group organization team,

2:38:53

participate in everything

2:38:55

together, but it's bugging out badly, man.

2:38:57

You give any entry and it doesn't go through, look.

2:38:59

Asset not available.

2:39:00

Good night, okay? Stay with...

2:39:02

Oh, your payouts haven't

2:39:04

come through, have they, guys?

2:39:05

No.

2:39:06

95. Ah, it's normal. But even so, it won't

2:39:09

let me in. That's

2:39:10

not it. I'm on Eurogb. Try to enter there.

2:39:13

Let's see.

2:39:14

N. Ah, it's liquidity, look. There's

2:39:16

nothing. You see? It's messed up. There's

2:39:20

nothing.

2:39:20

FA. Good night. Good night everyone.

2:39:22

Good night, guys.

2:39:23

Mine is showing liquidity. It's at

2:39:25

57,000, man.

2:39:27

Ah, this must be what's causing the problem.

2:39:29

Let me see.

2:39:30

There is 7,000, oh.

2:39:35

Mine is at 57.

2:39:38

No, I'm in EuroGBP. And GBP, let me

2:39:42

see here. Yeah, it's at 50 and something.

2:39:46

Mine is at 11,000 euro GBV.

2:39:48

You can hang up.

2:39:49

It should be at 58, it

2:39:51

's at 11,293.

2:39:53

Hang up. Turn it on.

2:39:54

Is your account VIP? Yes.

2:39:56

There's more between the options. Binary and

2:39:58

digital change or is it

2:39:59

loaded?

2:40:01

It's digital. Don't leave it

2:40:03

digital.

2:40:04

Huh,

2:40:05

mine is VIP level,

2:40:07

but it's at 58. What's at

2:40:09

58? 56. Strange. It's

2:40:13

nothing.

2:40:14

It's at 95. If it's at 97 it's because it's VIP.

2:40:18

Yeah, it

2:40:19

's at 99. It has a little appreciation of

2:40:21

1.2 upwards.

2:40:23

99. Mine is negative. I don't even know how it is

2:40:25

. Unlike VIP.

2:40:28

Guys, good night. God be with you. I'm

2:40:29

going to bed. Good night. God bless

2:40:32

you all.

2:40:32

Thanks, Thanks, Faixa. Good night.

2:40:34

Let's all

2:40:35

rest then, because

2:40:38

tomorrow, tomorrow morning, anyone coming in?

2:40:40

The next one is good.

2:40:43

Thanks, my friend. Thank you.

2:40:44

It's going to be 5 hours, make your fan

2:40:47

too.

2:40:48

André, I'm, I sent you a

2:40:50

message in your private. Will you give

2:40:53

me some attention,

2:40:54

it was on Telegram, wasn't it?

2:40:57

Yeah, it's loading. It's still loading.

2:41:00

Ah, it's loading. I'll get it there, André. Sure.

2:41:02

Loading. Thank you, FXA.

2:41:05

Big hug. See you on Tuesday

2:41:08

too, guys. Rest for

2:41:09

everyone, okay? Thanks for

2:41:11

participating. Keep following. The learning

2:41:14

has been good too. And we'll be

2:41:16

together on Tuesday, at least

2:41:19

we'll spend two hours together

2:41:20

, we'll put many strategies.

2:41:22

Fibonacci, 5 minutes, there's a lot of stuff.

2:41:25

So let's go to a

2:41:27

different moment on the chart too, okay? It's

2:41:29

another one.

2:41:29

Hello, Faixa, good night. Good operations.

2:41:32

ATC final

2:41:34

said.

2:41:34

We're together, I do.

2:41:37

Good night. Bye. Bye.

2:41:38

Good night. It's going to

2:41:39

be 5:30 on Tuesday, right? 5 o'clock.

2:41:41

5 o'clock. Yes. 5 o'clock.

2:41:44

Okay. Thanks guys. Thanks. Bye. Thanks.

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