The Only Video You Need To Master A+ ICT Setups (77% Win Rate)
All right, so we all know that feeling.
You've had a great week. Monday, you win
a trade. Then Tuesday, win another
trade. And you finally feel like you're
actually getting somewhere in your
trading career. You're literally one
trade away from getting that payout. And
then one day, you take that one bad
trade where it all goes south. That one
stupid decision, and it's all gone. And
it's not because you're a bad trader.
It's because you had literally zero
rules on that specific trade you took.
Nothing telling you when to get in, when
to get out, how much you should be
risking. Absolutely nothing. So, what is
the market naturally going to do? It's
going to take that money back. So,
that's the real problem. It's not your
strategy. It's that you're trading
without a proper system in place. So, in
today's video, I'm going to be giving
you my system, [music] the exact model
that I trade every single morning with
the VIP members. I'm going to be giving
you my exact A+ entry checklist
criteria. Where do I enter? Where do I
exit? We're going to be going over the
full model that I trade from A to Z,
explaining literally every scenario that
you can possibly think of. And then
also, we're going to be covering risk
management. How much you should be
risking on a live account versus a prop
firm account. And this is also the exact
same model that has just done a 7.6R
week this week and 8.8R the prior
[music] week. So, you can clearly see
the model works. All of the VIP members
are getting consistent results,
consistent payouts, and we're absolutely
smashing it, guys. We're on a nine-trade
win streak. We've not lost a single time
this week. So, by the end of today's
video, you'll have a complete
understanding of how to exactly trade
this model properly from A to Z, when to
get in, when to get out, how much you
should be risking,
what are the targets you're aiming for,
literally everything you need to know to
become profitable trading the strategy.
We're going to be laying out inside of
this video today. So, let's not waste
any more time, and let's jump straight
into today's video. All right, guys.
Welcome back to another YouTube video on
the channel. All right, so first things
first, guys, it'd be rude not to break
down this week's results, okay? It has
been absolutely disgusting, okay? We
closed out the prior week before this
one, 8.8R, okay? This week, we've closed
out 7.6R again. So, there were six
trades taken, five wins, one small loss,
83% win rate, okay?
Disgusting, guys. So, Monday, there was
a 3R trade.
Tuesday, there was a lot of chop going
on.
So, we actually secured about 1.1R.
Looking back how messy it was that day,
it has actually came out with a very
good result. Wednesday, again, we had
the Fed speech, so we waited for that to
obviously finish before taking any
trades, and we had a very clean trade.
We were up like 2.8R. We were literally
0.2R away from another 3R trade, but
unfortunately, we got stopped out on a
profit for 0.5R. That's annoying, but it
is what it is. And then Thursday, we had
another 3R banger. And obviously Friday
was a bank holiday, so we didn't trade.
And if you're wondering where was that
loss, that loss happened uh within
Tuesday where we took three trades. So,
there you go, guys. Towards end of the
video as well, I will go over these
trades on TradingView, so you guys can
get a better understanding. You can see
it live in action. And just to quickly
show you guys for transparency reasons,
all of these trades that, you know, are
taken on live stream, they are also sent
in to the signals channel on Discord.
So, for whatever reason if you can't
tune into the streams, you will always
get alerted whenever I take a position.
So, if we scroll up here to Monday, we
can see here you get a message, GM fresh
week, let's make some money, right? And
I sent in the week ahead, what news
events we had coming out, making sure
that everyone is aware. Here's another
example, right? Long NQ, alerted, stop
loss, TP. When I move my stops as well,
you guys get alerted. 3R hit, TP
smacked. Okay, and just like we are done
for the day. So, this is how the Discord
will look like as well, guys, once you
do gain access. We also have a bunch of
material, trading resources. So, I'm not
going to click it now cuz obviously it
will leak all of the materials inside,
but bunch of videos in there breaking
down the model from A to Z and stuff
that you guys can learn and watch to,
you know, improve your knowledge on
trading. Let's quickly have a look at
the wins and results chat from the
members, okay?
>> [laughter]
>> This is nuts. So, my brother Johnny,
okay, he's up 9.5k
on uh his funded account. You can see
Express account, okay?
9.5k, guys. Like, that is life-changing
money, okay, for someone that's working
a 9-5 job and
is getting into trading, okay? These are
the type of results that you can
achieve, okay? This guy here,
$900, okay? That's still a lot of money.
That's someone's weekly salary, okay?
$800, ready for a payout, right? Bro is
getting another payout. Day two in the
Discord, he's up 5k.
Three days in a row, he's up 2.2k on his
account. Another one here. Like, the
results just keep going, right? And
people just keep winning. You can see
this is the same guy. Fresh new funded.
His second day of his funded account,
I'm pretty sure, and he needs one more
trade to get a payout. So, you can see
here, one account is up 1.4, second
account is up 1.5. So,
everyone's winning. This person here is
only three days into the Discord, and
you guys can read it, right? I don't
even have to read it. You can have a
look at this and
see
>> [laughter]
>> the result here. She's nearly funded on
the account. Another result here. This
guy's getting paid. This guy has been
paid, right? 3k payout. And the results
keep going, guys. I could be scrolling
here for days on end. Okay? So, I'll
leave you with this. If you are
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I thought, you know what? Let me extend
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You actually get to watch my executions.
So, in these streams, if you have a
question, you drop it in the chat,
right? It gets answered straight away.
And you kind of get that one-to-one
guidance and feedback. Whereas, with
most communities and Discords, you just
get chucked in there. The mentor will
send you some materials to go away,
watch some videos, and you're done,
right? And if you have a specific
question, you can't ask it. You're lost.
Whereas, with this Discord, yes, we do
have the materials, but the main value
is the trading room, okay? That is where
we all of us interact every single
morning. All of the students, they ask
questions, and we progressively learn
every single day, okay? Every trade is a
learning experience. So, whether it's a
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And other than that, guys, let's jump
back to the video.
Okay, so, here is the checklist. Number
one, what we looking out for every
single morning before we approach the
market. We need to see some form of a
liquidity sweep, Okay, so a key level
must be taken out first before we start
looking for a trade. For example, we can
take out the high of day, the low of
day,
previous daily low, previous daily high,
London highs, London lows, Asia highs,
Asia lows. Any buy side or sell side
liquidity level must be taken out first
before we start paying attention. Number
two, once we sweep that level, we must
see a displacement
in the opposing direction. So an
energetic move away from that level. For
example, if we've just swept buy side
liquidity, we want to see price displace
lower energetically. Same as if we have
swept sell side liquidity, price needs
to displace energetically higher. It
can't just be a small little wick, price
kind of drifting around, there's no
conviction. Okay, we see a big candle
come out of nowhere where you straight
away you look at the screen you go,
"Okay, this is a displacement, an
energetic move." If we don't have that,
there's no trade. So number three, with
that displacement, usually what will
come with it is a market structure
shift. So
if we have a swing high for example, and
we've just swept sell side liquidity,
price must break that swing high in
order to shift structure higher. Okay?
If we've swept buy side and we're
displacing lower, we must break through
a swing low. That is a market structure
shift. Without a shift guys, there's no
trade. Okay? Now with all of that, the
final step that you'll get is a fair
value gap. Okay, this is our entry
model. This is our bread and butter. So
as soon as we see that fair value gap,
we enter on the fair value gap, no
hesitation. You don't start thinking and
doubting the model and doubting the
strategy
and thinking, "What if this, what if
that?" No, you execute straight away.
And remember you always have your stop
at swing points. So
stop at the swing high or stop at the
swing low. Okay? No exceptions. Number
five, very important, ES correlation.
Okay, so we're trading NQ and ES is the
correlating asset. So
if we have a displacement, a shift, a
fair value gap on NQ
but we don't have a gap or a shift on ES
for example, that's not correlated.
Okay, so the same price action that we
see on NQ, we must see on ES as well. If
it's not correlated and we're not seeing
that price action on ES, that is a big
telltale sign that price action is most
likely
not going to be the best
and that trade is very low probability.
Okay, so please pay attention to ES cuz
it does normally trade a lot cleaner
than NQ
and most of the time it tells the story.
So please pay attention to that. Okay,
so I highly recommend you screenshot
that checklist, save it for later guys,
study it and really learn the ins and
outs of that. So
model number one is going to be the
reversal model. Okay, so this sits at a
77% win rate on the year. Okay, and we
target a 1:3 risk to reward. Okay, so
number one, we need to see a sweep of
liquidity. Now, with the reversal model
we don't have to sweep just any
liquidity. Okay, it has to be one of the
major liquidity levels such as the high
of day
the low of day, the previous daily high
and the previous daily low. Okay, only
those four points of liquidity must be
swept, either one of them. Okay, if we
have not taken out either any of those
four levels
we will not have the reversal model and
we will never aim for a 1:3. Once we
have taken out a major point of
liquidity, what must we see next? A
displacement. Okay, energetic move
either lower or higher depending on the
direction that you're trading that is
paired with a market structure shift
where we break some sort of swing high
or swing low
and then we get a fair value gap where
we can enter off. Okay, stops go above
the swing point or below the swing
point.
And we must be correlated with ES. So,
as long as ES has a gap, has a shift in
structure, and everything looks good,
they both look correlated, the trade is
valid. Okay? So, that is the reversal
model, very simple, not too much that
goes into it. And when you enter the
trade, you want to aim for a 1:3 risk
reward. Okay, model number two is the
continuation model. So,
with this model, we always aim for a 1:2
risk reward. Price must be delivered out
of a 5-minute gap or a 15-minute gap.
Okay? Since it's a continuation model,
we need an imbalance that adds to our
trade and therefore continues in that
direction. So, if we don't have either a
five or a 15,
then don't take that trade. Okay,
there's no continuation model there.
So, number one, we need a 1-minute
internal sweep. So, any sort of internal
sell-side liquidity
on the 1-minute minimum, if we take out
a swing low or a swing high, and tap
into that five or 15-minute gap, okay,
that's very important, price must be
delivered out of a 5-15 minute gap, then
we can look for displacement coming out
of that gap, which then shifts structure
on the 1-minute.
We get that market structure shift.
And also our fair value gap entry. Okay?
If we get that, we can enter the trade,
put your stops at swing points, and
target a fixed 1:2 risk reward. That is
the continuation model. The way we
manage our stops and manage actual
position on a 1:3 reversal model is
completely different to where we manage
them in a continuation 1:2 model. So,
let's go over the 1:3 first. Once price
hits a 1:1 R on NQ, you've entered the
position,
you're now up 1 R. Okay? You want to
trail as lightly as possible. So,
usually, you want to reduce around 30 to
50% risk maximum. Okay? And let the
trade breathe, let it run. So, if ES
hits a one to one first, we don't care.
We only pay attention to NQ. Has NQ hit
a one to one? If it has, reduce risk. If
ES hits it, we don't care, okay? Now, if
ES hits a one to two first, then by
default, you want to put your stops to
break even on NQ or even into a profit
if there is valid structure points you
can
trail to. Now, same exact thing. If you
hit a one to two on NQ, put your stops
at break even or into a profit where
there's a valid structure point. For
example, below a swing low or a swing
high, depending on the direction of
trading.
Now, if ES hits a one to three,
meaning we've hit our target on ES, you
want to trail very, very aggressively on
NQ, okay? And protect as much profit as
you possibly can on that position.
So, continuation model. One to two
target. If we hit a one to one on NQ,
this is completely different. We trail
as aggressively as possible behind valid
structure points or even into a profit,
okay? So, you can see
how different the two models are, how
differently we actually trail our stops.
If ES hits a one to one first on a one
to two trade, again, we don't really
care.
We always look at NQ. Has NQ hit a one
to one? If it hasn't, we don't move
stops. If it has, we move stops, okay?
Now, if ES hits one to two first,
meaning we've taken our objective on ES,
you want to go break even on NQ and
trail into a profit if you can, okay?
One to two hit on NQ, bang, that's the
target TP smacked, okay? So, just to
keep it simple, ES, when it hits a one
to one, means nothing. If ES hits a one
to two or one to three, then it means
something, okay? Then we start trailing
on NQ.
But, the ideal scenario is they both
move in correlation, they hit one to one
at the same time, they hit one to two at
the same time, they hit one to three at
the same time, okay? But, sometimes
that's not going to be the case. There
will be divergences and
NQ might hit it before ES starts or ES
might hit it before NQ. So, that's
exactly why we have this system in
place. All right. So, now let's go over
the win rates. What does this model
print? So,
with the reversal only model, let's say
you only take the one to three trades.
You're more of a selective trader and
you're going to wait for a major point
of liquidity to get swept and then you
take that position. That gives you a 77%
win rate. Okay? If you only take those
trades. Now, the downside with this is
you'll have fewer trades,
fewer opportunities, right? But, when
you do get the opportunity, you're going
to be right most of the time. You're
going to have a very high win rate.
Okay?
The only downside to this is you get
less trades.
So, you're more restrictive. You can't
take continuation models. Therefore,
you're going to miss out on some trades.
All right. You're going to miss out on
money. So, you actually make less money.
Believe it or not, with the higher win
rate with this model,
you make less money on the year compared
to if you were to trade the reversal
model and the continuation model. Okay?
Trading both gives you a 56.25% win
rate, which is significantly lower.
You actually make more money with this
approach on the year. So, that's
personally what I do and that's what I
recommend all of you guys do. But,
again, everyone's different. Everyone
has a different personality. You might
be very busy. Okay? You might not be
able to be on the chart for too long and
you set alerts, right? And when price
goes to a major point, then you take a
reversal model. Okay? That's totally up
to you. But, if you guys want the best
results and my best advice, my best
recommendation to make the most money
with this model and exactly how I trade
it, okay? Is to trade both, okay? The
continuation and the reversal. I want to
go over live account risk. We'll also go
over prop firm risk in one second. So,
if you're starting a live account, my
best recommendation is starting off at a
20K balance. So, if you have a 20K
account and you risk around 5% per
trade, that's around a $1,000 risk. You
would have to take 20
losses
in a row to blow that account, okay? How
likely is it that you take 20 losses of
trades in a row and blow your account?
It's very unlikely. I've never ever ever
in the history heard it happen that
someone has taken 20 losses in a row
with an actual profitable system, okay?
Fair enough,
if you're trading like a degenerate
gambler and you have no model, you have
no rules, and you don't stick to any of
your rules when trading, then yeah,
okay, you might get 20 losses in a row.
Even then though, you're probably only
going to get 20. It's It's a big number,
right? So, for someone like me that has
a profitable system, they have rules in
place, and the average drawdown
is around four or five losses in a row.
That's a That's
considered a big drawdown, okay? That's
the average. 20 It just never happens,
guys. I've never seen it. I've never
done it personally myself.
So, you're going to be pretty safe with
this live account risk. Now, someone
might look at that and go, "5%? That's a
lot That's a lot of money." Right, this
is how I look at it. If you're sat below
a million dollars in your live account,
if you don't have a million dollars in
your live account, you're still
considered broke. Right, you're not even
a millionaire. You're You're still
considered kind of broke, right? So, we
need to be putting as much risk on the
table as we possibly can to get to that
status, okay? Why are you being
conservative with a 20K balance?
Okay? What is that 20K going to do
in your life?
Whether you have it in your bank or you
don't have it, is your life
dramatically going to change with that
20K?
Not really. Not really, You're still
broke. With 20K and without 20K, the
lifestyle doesn't really change. Okay,
so this is the risk road map. So, if
you're sitting below 100K
in your live account, you want to be as
aggressive as possible.
Meaning, you risk 5%, okay? And even
with that approach, guys, we're still
pretty safe, okay? Now, once we hit 100K
plus in our live account, we start
slowly, very slowly reducing risk. So,
we'll now go down to 4%. Once we hit a
500K balance on a live account, that's
when we start respecting the account
balance and we significantly reduce the
risk. So, we now go down to 3%.
Once we hit a million plus,
this is where we want to preserve as
much capital as possible and we're now
risking 2%.
Once you get to 5 million plus, you want
to risk around 1 to 1.5%, okay? This is
elite tier.
That's where you're at the point where,
you know, you can take one trade and
that's a big amount of money for you. If
you catch a free R on that, I mean,
you're laughing, right? You're you're
literally laughing. 1% of 5 million is
50K. You're risking that per trade, you
make 150K on one trade, okay? So, you
can see how ridiculous it gets, guys.
So, yeah, the percentage shrinks, the
dollars don't. So, as the account grows,
you're risking less in percentage, but
in the dollar amount, you're actually
risking more. All right, so let's say
you don't really want to open a live
account, no worries, I've got you. We
have the prop firm route. So, we're
going to start off with a 150K account.
Let's say this account has around a
$4,000
drawdown. If you risk $200 per trade,
that gives you, again, 20 losses of
wiggle room. So,
you're pretty much good. You're not
going to take 24 losses in a row. It's
not going to happen. Um this is the prop
firm risk that you should be risking and
yeah, you'll be completely fine, guys.
$200 risk, you make about $600 on a free
R
trade. If you have, let's say, 20 of
these accounts with Apex,
now you're laughing, right? You make
$600 * 20, that's a $12,000 position.
So, you want to use these prop firms to
your advantage, okay? Don't just get one
account. If you're going to buy prop
firms, get the max allocation. Get 20
accounts, okay? Because
starting a live account or trading prop
firms,
you need to pick one, okay? You even
need to have a very, very big live
account that you can trade with to make
a substantial amount,
or
you invest all that money into
prop firms,
right? If you chuck 20K into prop firms,
now you're laughing, right? Cuz now you
have so much capital that you can trade
with and actually make more money with
compared to if you put that 20K into a
live account. So, it really depends what
route you want to go, or you can do
both. Or you can have 20K into a live
account and then 20K into prop firms.
Split your net worth half and half
depending on how much money you have to
your name, right?
But, those are the options, guys. You'll
be completely fine with this approach.
It's very, very safe risk. All right,
guys. So, let's go over Monday's trade.
This is what I do every single morning
before approaching price. So, I'm going
to show you how I mark out my levels,
what I look out for, and then we'll jump
into the trade. So, first things first,
you can see Monday, 9:15, that's usually
the time that I'll hop on and start
marking my levels out. And sometimes
I'll even hop on a little bit earlier,
like 9:00 a.m., for example, right? So,
anyways, the first thing that we're
going to do is you want to head over to
the previous day and mark out your
previous daily high and your previous
daily low. So, what is the previous day
from Monday? It's going to be Sunday,
right? So,
find the lowest point. This is Sunday's
low, okay? That's the lowest point. This
will be our previous daily low. Now, in
this case, Sunday's high actually got
taken out. So, there's no previous daily
high that we can mark out. That's fine.
We'll leave it as that. The next thing
that we want to do
is we want to go over to Asia session,
which is from 8:00 p.m. to midnight, and
find Asia lows and Asia highs. As you
can see here, we don't have any Asia
highs, but we do have Asia lows.
This is the lowest point that happened
within that time window.
>> [snorts]
>> If anything got taken, there's no point
in marking it out, right? So, Asia highs
got taken, we're not going to mark it
out. The next thing we want to do is you
want to head over to London session from
2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. and do the exact
same thing. So, 2:00 a.m. find the
lowest point, find the highest point.
This is the lowest point. This is our
London lows, highest point, London highs
ended up getting taken.
Now, how do we find our high of day and
low of day? We go over to midnight,
okay? This is the start of a new day.
So,
midnight open,
you mark out.
And then, you find the lowest point and
the highest point again. So, from
midnight, where is the lowest point?
It's going to be this swing low. This is
our low of day.
Where is the highest point from
midnight? It's going to be
this swing high. That's going to be our
high of day.
So, now
we wait simply for one of these levels
to get swept, and then we pull out our
checklist that we went over in this
PowerPoint in this today's video,
and we look
what for next, right? Okay, so as I can
see, prices came down. Actually swept
London lows. We were delivering out of
this 5-minute bullish gap, right? So,
you could take a continuation model
within this range. Now, price displaced
so aggressively, it ends up taking high
of day. Therefore,
that continuation model now is no longer
valid, okay? And we would be looking for
a short setup. Now, did we get one? Yes,
we displaced, but we didn't shift in
structure though, so we keep waiting.
Same exact thing here, high of day
swept. I was looking for a short. We
didn't get an entry.
Target was met, right? So, we're not
going to be looking to enter short
there. So, we continue waiting.
And what does price do? Price comes all
the way down and it takes out Asia lows,
low of day, London lows, and the
previous daily low. These are very
significant points of liquidity. Okay?
Now,
we're going to move our high of day now
to this high. We have to update it. So,
if we didn't get a valid model at the
high of day for shorts and shorts never
played out, then we simply move our high
of day to the next highest point. Since
we've now swept low of day and previous
daily low, we're looking for longs,
right? And
high of day could be a target of ours.
What do we need to see next? We need to
see a displacement and any market
structure shift. So, we can clearly see
here, if we zoom in,
we have shifted structure cuz we've
broken above the swing high
and we've displaced with an energetic
candle
that has gone through that swing high.
So, now we have a model. So, what do we
do now? We have our long position at the
edge of that gap. Stop loss goes just
below the swing low, and then we target
a fixed 1:3
risk reward. So, let's patiently wait,
see if we can get an entry.
Boom. We get an entry.
And now you going to mark out your 1:1
and your 1:2. So, we're going to use
this tool, scroll down
to the point where you can see risk
reward ratio one. Okay? When we see
that,
we get our little drawing tool out
and we mark out our 1:1 uh point. We
then do the exact same thing for 1:2,
draw out a 1:2. And then obviously 1:3
is our TP. So, obviously as well, guys,
you'd have ES on the side of the screen.
So, you'd be watching ES. Has ES shifted
structure?
Does it have a fair value gap? Etcetera,
etcetera. Okay? Making sure it's
correlated. Now, for some reason
TradingView, when I go into replay mode,
it does not let me watch ES. So, that's
a learning opportunity for you guys. Go
back to this exact date, okay? Monday,
29th of June at 10:00
24, okay?
Go back to that date on ES specifically
and actually validate to see if what I'm
saying is true and correct, okay? It is,
but don't trust everything you see
online, guys, okay? Actually do your own
due diligence and research and see if
what I'm saying is true, okay? And you
will see that ES did have a gap, it did
have a shift in structure, and it did
have displacement. Therefore, this trade
was valid, okay? So,
anyways, let's skip forward here and see
what happens next. So, we've now hit a
1:1R.
What do we do now, okay?
We're going to trail our stops
30 to 50% reduction. So, we're not going
to move it to this swing low by a lot
cuz that's way too aggressive. That's
like 80% reduction. We're going to move
our stops just below this displacement
candle's low. That's around a 50%
reduction, okay? After 1:1 gets hit.
Now, we currently waiting to see if a
1:2 gets hit. As you can see, it has
been hit.
So, what do we do now by default? We
simply go to break even. So, let's skip
forward here, see what happens next,
okay? Boom, 3R hit, okay? This was
probably one of the easiest trades and
quickest trades that I've taken in my
life, okay? We literally hit 3R within 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 minutes. 190 points, okay?
You can see how disgusting
this model is, okay? And just quickly,
I'm going to showcase you a continuation
model example, a 1:2 scenario because
there wasn't actually
any trades that we took this week that
were
continuation model, a 1:2. So, I've just
found an example that's very clean
and I'm going to break it down so you
guys can understand the continuation
model also alongside
the reverse model, okay? So, let's break
it down. Very significant levels.
Now, we wait for one of those levels to
get swept. All right, so we swept high
of day and you'd be waiting for a
displacement lower to take some shorts,
right?
We don't get it and we keep waiting,
right? We get another opportunity here
where price displaces lower, shift
structure, and there is a gap. However,
at the time, again, this is a learning
opportunity, ES had no gap, right? So,
that made me question if the market's
actually going to reverse, right? It's
probably not going to reverse because
since ES did not have a gap, this was
our only point where a reversal
opportunity was actually valid and we
could get it, right? If we now displace
past this point, we're probably not
going to get it, right? Since we're
delivering out of a 5-minute bullish
gap. So, at this point, look how far
we've run past the high of day.
We've not had the short opportunity. So,
now I completely switch my mind and I
say, "Okay, we're looking for a
continuation since we've tapped into
that 5-minute gap. We've displaced
through the high of day. We've had a
potential opportunity to go short. We
didn't get it. We're clearly heading
higher, okay? So, I switch.
We tap into the 5-minute gap. That's
exactly what we want to see, okay? Now,
what do we want to see next? A
displacement and a shift in structure.
So, shift in structure would be this
swing high. Let's see if we get it.
Boom, clear displacement, very
energetic, right? We have the shift, we
have the displacement, and we have the
fair value gap. Now, I want to enter
long. So, as soon as price taps into the
first presented gap, we enter. Stop goes
below the swing low and we aim for a
1:2. You also want to mark out your 1:1
area. This is when we'll be moving
stops. So, I'm going to draw that out
now. So, we're now in that trade. Let's
patiently wait here and see what we get.
Okay, so notice how price came very
close to 1:1, but it didn't actually hit
it.
Do we move our stops? No, we keep
waiting.
>> [snorts]
>> As you can see, very close there, nearly
got stopped out, but we're still in this
trade.
Very, very choppy.
But anyways, you can see now a 1:1 has
been hit. So, what do we do? We trail as
aggressively as possible. By default,
you can go break even, or you can even
move your stops into a profit. So,
always look at valid structure points,
right? So, we have a valid structure
point here.
Order block, displacement, aggressive
move, gap, move it to that swing low.
Another swing low here, another swing
low here. I would be moving my stops
just below this swing low, okay? We're
having another aggressive move higher
here.
This should support price and and push
it higher. So, my stops are going to go
in a profit here
about 0.5R profit worst case if we get
stopped out. So, let's carry on here and
see how we do.
Okay, again, another aggressive move
higher. I'm going to trail my stops into
a profit again below this swing low. So,
now if I get taken out, I've secured
about 1R.
Okay, same exact thing again, another
aggressive move. I'm going to move my
stops into a profit.
Okay, so notice how we came very close
to getting stopped out in trading
profit. We didn't, 2R secured. So, there
is days like this where, you know, it's
very choppy and the price action isn't
clean at all, but you can still see the
continuation model performed and it gave
you the model, right? It played out, 2R
hit. Lovely stuff. Let's break down one
last trade. Friday's trade was a 3R
banger. Sorry, I meant to say Thursday's
trade, okay? We didn't trade Friday cuz
it was a US bank holiday. But yeah,
let's get straight into it. Okay, so
this one again, you guys want to study.
So, head over to ES this exact date and
check if the high of day on ES got
swept. It did in fact get swept. So,
that's the only thing on ES that we
don't need, okay?
Either one of the assets can sweep
liquidity. If NQ has swept the high of
day, great. If ES has swept the high of
day, great.
We do not need to see both assets sweep
the exact same level. So, ES swept the
high of day. Therefore, that gave me
confidence, okay? Let's look for a 1:3 R
short opportunity.
Someone that doesn't know that will be
sat here patiently waiting for this to
get swept, right? Whereas, we've already
taken it out on ES. That is a bearish
SMT divergence. What does that mean?
That's a clear telltale sign that we're
about to reverse, okay? NQ is so weak,
it doesn't even have the energy to take
this level out. ES has taken it. NQ just
starts reversing, okay? That is a very
bearish asset. So, that's a good sign on
our behalf cuz we're going short. So,
what am I looking out for next?
I'm looking for a displacement lower,
okay? So, you can clearly see we have
displacement, okay? And what do we have
if we zoom in? We can see that we've
shifted structure as well. We've broken
below this swing low, which gives us our
market structure shift. So, we have our
sweep of liquidity on ES.
We have our displacement, and we have
our market structure shift, and we also
have our fair value gap. So, what do we
do next, okay? We mark out the first
percentage of the gap. We pull our stops
at the swing high, and we aim for a
fixed 1:3
risk reward. So, as soon as price taps
into the gap,
that is your entry point, okay? So, I
entered short. So, let's see how this
trade would have played out. Boom, 1:1
goal hit within a few seconds.
I would now be moving my stops to around
a 50% reduction. So,
you can't really move it anywhere cuz we
have some imbalances here. So, this
would be like a 20% reduction if you
move it there. Now, at the time, ES
actually took our 1:2 R.
So, I move my stops literally to this
swing high.
Now, very lucky, okay, I move my stops
one tick above.
So, instead of 53.75,
I had my stops at about 54.
Okay? One tick above this swing high.
So, let's see what we get next. It's
actually very funny, guys. You can see
that 1:2 has been hit. So,
you can set your stops to break even,
right? Or,
you can put it to a valid
structure point, which is what I
personally did. Since I'm only risking
like five handles here,
I didn't want the risk of going break
even and getting stopped out, and I kept
my stops there. That's just me
personally, right? But, you can go break
even. So, anyways,
let's skip forward here, and this is
disgusting, okay? Look at that, okay?
So, price came up,
and if we zoom in,
since we had our stop a tick above, a
tick above, okay? Sometimes, I just do
that, cuz I have paranoia, right? And I
I'm like, I don't trust NQ sometimes,
right? So, I'll just put a tick above,
just in case, right? And
it didn't stop us out. It didn't stop us
out. All of the students stayed in this.
I stayed in this, right? And I mean,
look what happens next.
Bang, 3R hit. Right? Disgusting.
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