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The Only Video You Need To Master A+ ICT Setups (77% Win Rate)

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All right, so we all know that feeling.

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You've had a great week. Monday, you win

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a trade. Then Tuesday, win another

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trade. And you finally feel like you're

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actually getting somewhere in your

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trading career. You're literally one

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trade away from getting that payout. And

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then one day, you take that one bad

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trade where it all goes south. That one

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stupid decision, and it's all gone. And

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it's not because you're a bad trader.

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It's because you had literally zero

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rules on that specific trade you took.

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Nothing telling you when to get in, when

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to get out, how much you should be

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risking. Absolutely nothing. So, what is

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the market naturally going to do? It's

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going to take that money back. So,

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that's the real problem. It's not your

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strategy. It's that you're trading

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without a proper system in place. So, in

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today's video, I'm going to be giving

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you my system, [music] the exact model

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that I trade every single morning with

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the VIP members. I'm going to be giving

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you my exact A+ entry checklist

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criteria. Where do I enter? Where do I

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exit? We're going to be going over the

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full model that I trade from A to Z,

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explaining literally every scenario that

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you can possibly think of. And then

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also, we're going to be covering risk

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management. How much you should be

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risking on a live account versus a prop

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firm account. And this is also the exact

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same model that has just done a 7.6R

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week this week and 8.8R the prior

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[music] week. So, you can clearly see

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the model works. All of the VIP members

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are getting consistent results,

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consistent payouts, and we're absolutely

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smashing it, guys. We're on a nine-trade

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win streak. We've not lost a single time

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this week. So, by the end of today's

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video, you'll have a complete

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understanding of how to exactly trade

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this model properly from A to Z, when to

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get in, when to get out, how much you

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should be risking,

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what are the targets you're aiming for,

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literally everything you need to know to

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become profitable trading the strategy.

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We're going to be laying out inside of

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this video today. So, let's not waste

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any more time, and let's jump straight

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into today's video. All right, guys.

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Welcome back to another YouTube video on

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the channel. All right, so first things

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first, guys, it'd be rude not to break

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down this week's results, okay? It has

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been absolutely disgusting, okay? We

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closed out the prior week before this

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one, 8.8R, okay? This week, we've closed

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out 7.6R again. So, there were six

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trades taken, five wins, one small loss,

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83% win rate, okay?

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Disgusting, guys. So, Monday, there was

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a 3R trade.

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Tuesday, there was a lot of chop going

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on.

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So, we actually secured about 1.1R.

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Looking back how messy it was that day,

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it has actually came out with a very

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good result. Wednesday, again, we had

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the Fed speech, so we waited for that to

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obviously finish before taking any

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trades, and we had a very clean trade.

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We were up like 2.8R. We were literally

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0.2R away from another 3R trade, but

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unfortunately, we got stopped out on a

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profit for 0.5R. That's annoying, but it

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is what it is. And then Thursday, we had

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another 3R banger. And obviously Friday

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was a bank holiday, so we didn't trade.

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And if you're wondering where was that

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loss, that loss happened uh within

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Tuesday where we took three trades. So,

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there you go, guys. Towards end of the

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video as well, I will go over these

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trades on TradingView, so you guys can

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get a better understanding. You can see

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it live in action. And just to quickly

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show you guys for transparency reasons,

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all of these trades that, you know, are

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taken on live stream, they are also sent

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in to the signals channel on Discord.

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So, for whatever reason if you can't

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tune into the streams, you will always

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get alerted whenever I take a position.

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So, if we scroll up here to Monday, we

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can see here you get a message, GM fresh

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week, let's make some money, right? And

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I sent in the week ahead, what news

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events we had coming out, making sure

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that everyone is aware. Here's another

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example, right? Long NQ, alerted, stop

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loss, TP. When I move my stops as well,

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you guys get alerted. 3R hit, TP

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smacked. Okay, and just like we are done

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for the day. So, this is how the Discord

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will look like as well, guys, once you

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do gain access. We also have a bunch of

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material, trading resources. So, I'm not

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going to click it now cuz obviously it

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will leak all of the materials inside,

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but bunch of videos in there breaking

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down the model from A to Z and stuff

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that you guys can learn and watch to,

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you know, improve your knowledge on

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trading. Let's quickly have a look at

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the wins and results chat from the

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members, okay?

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>> [laughter]

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>> This is nuts. So, my brother Johnny,

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okay, he's up 9.5k

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on uh his funded account. You can see

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Express account, okay?

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9.5k, guys. Like, that is life-changing

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money, okay, for someone that's working

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a 9-5 job and

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is getting into trading, okay? These are

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the type of results that you can

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achieve, okay? This guy here,

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$900, okay? That's still a lot of money.

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That's someone's weekly salary, okay?

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$800, ready for a payout, right? Bro is

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getting another payout. Day two in the

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Discord, he's up 5k.

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Three days in a row, he's up 2.2k on his

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account. Another one here. Like, the

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results just keep going, right? And

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people just keep winning. You can see

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this is the same guy. Fresh new funded.

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His second day of his funded account,

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I'm pretty sure, and he needs one more

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trade to get a payout. So, you can see

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here, one account is up 1.4, second

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account is up 1.5. So,

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everyone's winning. This person here is

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only three days into the Discord, and

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you guys can read it, right? I don't

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even have to read it. You can have a

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look at this and

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see

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>> [laughter]

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>> the result here. She's nearly funded on

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the account. Another result here. This

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guy's getting paid. This guy has been

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paid, right? 3k payout. And the results

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keep going, guys. I could be scrolling

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here for days on end. Okay? So, I'll

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leave you with this. If you are

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interested in watching me trade live

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every single morning at 9:30 a.m. New

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York time, we are actually also running

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a lifetime access 50% off sale as we

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speak. So, I was going to close this at

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the end of the week. However, the demand

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is so high, guys, and we just keep

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winning. We've not taken a single loss.

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I thought, you know what? Let me extend

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this sale for a little bit longer. So,

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I'm thinking of running it throughout

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the weekend, potentially up until

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Monday.

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So, for the next 48 hours only, you guys

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can take advantage, gain access with the

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normal price for a lifetime access

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subscription is $1,000. So, right now,

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you can get access for only $499, which

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is crazy. 50% off, guys. And yeah, if

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you're interested in joining the winning

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team, the best place on the internet

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right now for ICT concepts and

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especially live trading, that's the main

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value that you get out of this Discord.

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You actually get to watch my executions.

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So, in these streams, if you have a

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question, you drop it in the chat,

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right? It gets answered straight away.

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And you kind of get that one-to-one

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guidance and feedback. Whereas, with

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most communities and Discords, you just

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get chucked in there. The mentor will

6:52

send you some materials to go away,

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watch some videos, and you're done,

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right? And if you have a specific

6:56

question, you can't ask it. You're lost.

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Whereas, with this Discord, yes, we do

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have the materials, but the main value

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is the trading room, okay? That is where

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we all of us interact every single

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morning. All of the students, they ask

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questions, and we progressively learn

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every single day, okay? Every trade is a

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learning experience. So, whether it's a

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win or a loss, we also break that trade

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down at the end of the live stream. So,

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yeah, that's a little brief overview of

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how the Discord community looks. If you

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guys want to join, make sure to check

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out the links in the description below.

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And other than that, guys, let's jump

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back to the video.

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Okay, so, here is the checklist. Number

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one, what we looking out for every

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single morning before we approach the

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market. We need to see some form of a

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liquidity sweep, Okay, so a key level

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must be taken out first before we start

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looking for a trade. For example, we can

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take out the high of day, the low of

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day,

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previous daily low, previous daily high,

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London highs, London lows, Asia highs,

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Asia lows. Any buy side or sell side

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liquidity level must be taken out first

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before we start paying attention. Number

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two, once we sweep that level, we must

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see a displacement

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in the opposing direction. So an

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energetic move away from that level. For

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example, if we've just swept buy side

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liquidity, we want to see price displace

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lower energetically. Same as if we have

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swept sell side liquidity, price needs

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to displace energetically higher. It

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can't just be a small little wick, price

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kind of drifting around, there's no

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conviction. Okay, we see a big candle

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come out of nowhere where you straight

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away you look at the screen you go,

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"Okay, this is a displacement, an

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energetic move." If we don't have that,

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there's no trade. So number three, with

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that displacement, usually what will

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come with it is a market structure

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shift. So

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if we have a swing high for example, and

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we've just swept sell side liquidity,

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price must break that swing high in

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order to shift structure higher. Okay?

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If we've swept buy side and we're

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displacing lower, we must break through

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a swing low. That is a market structure

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shift. Without a shift guys, there's no

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trade. Okay? Now with all of that, the

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final step that you'll get is a fair

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value gap. Okay, this is our entry

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model. This is our bread and butter. So

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as soon as we see that fair value gap,

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we enter on the fair value gap, no

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hesitation. You don't start thinking and

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doubting the model and doubting the

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strategy

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and thinking, "What if this, what if

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that?" No, you execute straight away.

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And remember you always have your stop

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at swing points. So

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stop at the swing high or stop at the

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swing low. Okay? No exceptions. Number

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five, very important, ES correlation.

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Okay, so we're trading NQ and ES is the

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correlating asset. So

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if we have a displacement, a shift, a

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fair value gap on NQ

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but we don't have a gap or a shift on ES

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for example, that's not correlated.

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Okay, so the same price action that we

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see on NQ, we must see on ES as well. If

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it's not correlated and we're not seeing

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that price action on ES, that is a big

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telltale sign that price action is most

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likely

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not going to be the best

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and that trade is very low probability.

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Okay, so please pay attention to ES cuz

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it does normally trade a lot cleaner

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than NQ

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and most of the time it tells the story.

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So please pay attention to that. Okay,

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so I highly recommend you screenshot

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that checklist, save it for later guys,

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study it and really learn the ins and

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outs of that. So

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model number one is going to be the

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reversal model. Okay, so this sits at a

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77% win rate on the year. Okay, and we

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target a 1:3 risk to reward. Okay, so

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number one, we need to see a sweep of

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liquidity. Now, with the reversal model

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we don't have to sweep just any

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liquidity. Okay, it has to be one of the

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major liquidity levels such as the high

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of day

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the low of day, the previous daily high

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and the previous daily low. Okay, only

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those four points of liquidity must be

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swept, either one of them. Okay, if we

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have not taken out either any of those

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four levels

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we will not have the reversal model and

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we will never aim for a 1:3. Once we

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have taken out a major point of

11:12

liquidity, what must we see next? A

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displacement. Okay, energetic move

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either lower or higher depending on the

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direction that you're trading that is

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paired with a market structure shift

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where we break some sort of swing high

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or swing low

11:26

and then we get a fair value gap where

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we can enter off. Okay, stops go above

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the swing point or below the swing

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point.

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And we must be correlated with ES. So,

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as long as ES has a gap, has a shift in

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structure, and everything looks good,

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they both look correlated, the trade is

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valid. Okay? So, that is the reversal

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model, very simple, not too much that

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goes into it. And when you enter the

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trade, you want to aim for a 1:3 risk

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reward. Okay, model number two is the

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continuation model. So,

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with this model, we always aim for a 1:2

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risk reward. Price must be delivered out

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of a 5-minute gap or a 15-minute gap.

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Okay? Since it's a continuation model,

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we need an imbalance that adds to our

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trade and therefore continues in that

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direction. So, if we don't have either a

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five or a 15,

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then don't take that trade. Okay,

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there's no continuation model there.

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So, number one, we need a 1-minute

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internal sweep. So, any sort of internal

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sell-side liquidity

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on the 1-minute minimum, if we take out

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a swing low or a swing high, and tap

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into that five or 15-minute gap, okay,

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that's very important, price must be

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delivered out of a 5-15 minute gap, then

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we can look for displacement coming out

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of that gap, which then shifts structure

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on the 1-minute.

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We get that market structure shift.

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And also our fair value gap entry. Okay?

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If we get that, we can enter the trade,

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put your stops at swing points, and

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target a fixed 1:2 risk reward. That is

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the continuation model. The way we

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manage our stops and manage actual

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position on a 1:3 reversal model is

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completely different to where we manage

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them in a continuation 1:2 model. So,

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let's go over the 1:3 first. Once price

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hits a 1:1 R on NQ, you've entered the

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position,

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you're now up 1 R. Okay? You want to

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trail as lightly as possible. So,

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usually, you want to reduce around 30 to

13:21

50% risk maximum. Okay? And let the

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trade breathe, let it run. So, if ES

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hits a one to one first, we don't care.

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We only pay attention to NQ. Has NQ hit

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a one to one? If it has, reduce risk. If

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ES hits it, we don't care, okay? Now, if

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ES hits a one to two first, then by

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default, you want to put your stops to

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break even on NQ or even into a profit

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if there is valid structure points you

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can

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trail to. Now, same exact thing. If you

13:52

hit a one to two on NQ, put your stops

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at break even or into a profit where

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there's a valid structure point. For

13:58

example, below a swing low or a swing

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high, depending on the direction of

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trading.

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Now, if ES hits a one to three,

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meaning we've hit our target on ES, you

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want to trail very, very aggressively on

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NQ, okay? And protect as much profit as

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you possibly can on that position.

14:16

So, continuation model. One to two

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target. If we hit a one to one on NQ,

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this is completely different. We trail

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as aggressively as possible behind valid

14:26

structure points or even into a profit,

14:27

okay? So, you can see

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how different the two models are, how

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differently we actually trail our stops.

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If ES hits a one to one first on a one

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to two trade, again, we don't really

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care.

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We always look at NQ. Has NQ hit a one

14:42

to one? If it hasn't, we don't move

14:44

stops. If it has, we move stops, okay?

14:46

Now, if ES hits one to two first,

14:48

meaning we've taken our objective on ES,

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you want to go break even on NQ and

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trail into a profit if you can, okay?

14:56

One to two hit on NQ, bang, that's the

14:59

target TP smacked, okay? So, just to

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keep it simple, ES, when it hits a one

15:03

to one, means nothing. If ES hits a one

15:06

to two or one to three, then it means

15:08

something, okay? Then we start trailing

15:10

on NQ.

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But, the ideal scenario is they both

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move in correlation, they hit one to one

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at the same time, they hit one to two at

15:19

the same time, they hit one to three at

15:20

the same time, okay? But, sometimes

15:22

that's not going to be the case. There

15:23

will be divergences and

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NQ might hit it before ES starts or ES

15:29

might hit it before NQ. So, that's

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exactly why we have this system in

15:32

place. All right. So, now let's go over

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the win rates. What does this model

15:35

print? So,

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with the reversal only model, let's say

15:39

you only take the one to three trades.

15:41

You're more of a selective trader and

15:43

you're going to wait for a major point

15:45

of liquidity to get swept and then you

15:47

take that position. That gives you a 77%

15:50

win rate. Okay? If you only take those

15:52

trades. Now, the downside with this is

15:55

you'll have fewer trades,

15:57

fewer opportunities, right? But, when

15:59

you do get the opportunity, you're going

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to be right most of the time. You're

16:03

going to have a very high win rate.

16:04

Okay?

16:06

The only downside to this is you get

16:09

less trades.

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So, you're more restrictive. You can't

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take continuation models. Therefore,

16:15

you're going to miss out on some trades.

16:17

All right. You're going to miss out on

16:18

money. So, you actually make less money.

16:20

Believe it or not, with the higher win

16:22

rate with this model,

16:23

you make less money on the year compared

16:26

to if you were to trade the reversal

16:28

model and the continuation model. Okay?

16:30

Trading both gives you a 56.25% win

16:34

rate, which is significantly lower.

16:36

You actually make more money with this

16:37

approach on the year. So, that's

16:40

personally what I do and that's what I

16:42

recommend all of you guys do. But,

16:44

again, everyone's different. Everyone

16:46

has a different personality. You might

16:47

be very busy. Okay? You might not be

16:49

able to be on the chart for too long and

16:52

you set alerts, right? And when price

16:54

goes to a major point, then you take a

16:56

reversal model. Okay? That's totally up

16:57

to you. But, if you guys want the best

17:00

results and my best advice, my best

17:03

recommendation to make the most money

17:05

with this model and exactly how I trade

17:07

it, okay? Is to trade both, okay? The

17:10

continuation and the reversal. I want to

17:12

go over live account risk. We'll also go

17:14

over prop firm risk in one second. So,

17:17

if you're starting a live account, my

17:20

best recommendation is starting off at a

17:23

20K balance. So, if you have a 20K

17:26

account and you risk around 5% per

17:28

trade, that's around a $1,000 risk. You

17:31

would have to take 20

17:33

losses

17:34

in a row to blow that account, okay? How

17:37

likely is it that you take 20 losses of

17:40

trades in a row and blow your account?

17:42

It's very unlikely. I've never ever ever

17:45

in the history heard it happen that

17:47

someone has taken 20 losses in a row

17:49

with an actual profitable system, okay?

17:50

Fair enough,

17:52

if you're trading like a degenerate

17:54

gambler and you have no model, you have

17:57

no rules, and you don't stick to any of

17:59

your rules when trading, then yeah,

18:01

okay, you might get 20 losses in a row.

18:04

Even then though, you're probably only

18:05

going to get 20. It's It's a big number,

18:07

right? So, for someone like me that has

18:10

a profitable system, they have rules in

18:12

place, and the average drawdown

18:14

is around four or five losses in a row.

18:17

That's a That's

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considered a big drawdown, okay? That's

18:20

the average. 20 It just never happens,

18:23

guys. I've never seen it. I've never

18:24

done it personally myself.

18:26

So, you're going to be pretty safe with

18:28

this live account risk. Now, someone

18:31

might look at that and go, "5%? That's a

18:33

lot That's a lot of money." Right, this

18:35

is how I look at it. If you're sat below

18:38

a million dollars in your live account,

18:40

if you don't have a million dollars in

18:42

your live account, you're still

18:43

considered broke. Right, you're not even

18:45

a millionaire. You're You're still

18:46

considered kind of broke, right? So, we

18:48

need to be putting as much risk on the

18:50

table as we possibly can to get to that

18:53

status, okay? Why are you being

18:56

conservative with a 20K balance?

18:59

Okay? What is that 20K going to do

19:02

in your life?

19:03

Whether you have it in your bank or you

19:05

don't have it, is your life

19:07

dramatically going to change with that

19:10

20K?

19:11

Not really. Not really, You're still

19:12

broke. With 20K and without 20K, the

19:15

lifestyle doesn't really change. Okay,

19:17

so this is the risk road map. So, if

19:20

you're sitting below 100K

19:23

in your live account, you want to be as

19:26

aggressive as possible.

19:28

Meaning, you risk 5%, okay? And even

19:30

with that approach, guys, we're still

19:32

pretty safe, okay? Now, once we hit 100K

19:34

plus in our live account, we start

19:37

slowly, very slowly reducing risk. So,

19:40

we'll now go down to 4%. Once we hit a

19:43

500K balance on a live account, that's

19:46

when we start respecting the account

19:49

balance and we significantly reduce the

19:52

risk. So, we now go down to 3%.

19:54

Once we hit a million plus,

19:57

this is where we want to preserve as

19:58

much capital as possible and we're now

20:00

risking 2%.

20:02

Once you get to 5 million plus, you want

20:04

to risk around 1 to 1.5%, okay? This is

20:07

elite tier.

20:09

That's where you're at the point where,

20:11

you know, you can take one trade and

20:13

that's a big amount of money for you. If

20:15

you catch a free R on that, I mean,

20:16

you're laughing, right? You're you're

20:18

literally laughing. 1% of 5 million is

20:20

50K. You're risking that per trade, you

20:23

make 150K on one trade, okay? So, you

20:25

can see how ridiculous it gets, guys.

20:27

So, yeah, the percentage shrinks, the

20:29

dollars don't. So, as the account grows,

20:32

you're risking less in percentage, but

20:35

in the dollar amount, you're actually

20:36

risking more. All right, so let's say

20:39

you don't really want to open a live

20:40

account, no worries, I've got you. We

20:42

have the prop firm route. So, we're

20:44

going to start off with a 150K account.

20:47

Let's say this account has around a

20:48

$4,000

20:50

drawdown. If you risk $200 per trade,

20:53

that gives you, again, 20 losses of

20:55

wiggle room. So,

20:56

you're pretty much good. You're not

20:57

going to take 24 losses in a row. It's

20:59

not going to happen. Um this is the prop

21:01

firm risk that you should be risking and

21:03

yeah, you'll be completely fine, guys.

21:05

$200 risk, you make about $600 on a free

21:09

R

21:10

trade. If you have, let's say, 20 of

21:13

these accounts with Apex,

21:16

now you're laughing, right? You make

21:17

$600 * 20, that's a $12,000 position.

21:22

So, you want to use these prop firms to

21:25

your advantage, okay? Don't just get one

21:26

account. If you're going to buy prop

21:28

firms, get the max allocation. Get 20

21:31

accounts, okay? Because

21:33

starting a live account or trading prop

21:35

firms,

21:36

you need to pick one, okay? You even

21:38

need to have a very, very big live

21:40

account that you can trade with to make

21:41

a substantial amount,

21:44

or

21:45

you invest all that money into

21:48

prop firms,

21:50

right? If you chuck 20K into prop firms,

21:53

now you're laughing, right? Cuz now you

21:55

have so much capital that you can trade

21:58

with and actually make more money with

21:59

compared to if you put that 20K into a

22:01

live account. So, it really depends what

22:03

route you want to go, or you can do

22:05

both. Or you can have 20K into a live

22:06

account and then 20K into prop firms.

22:08

Split your net worth half and half

22:09

depending on how much money you have to

22:11

your name, right?

22:13

But, those are the options, guys. You'll

22:15

be completely fine with this approach.

22:16

It's very, very safe risk. All right,

22:18

guys. So, let's go over Monday's trade.

22:21

This is what I do every single morning

22:22

before approaching price. So, I'm going

22:24

to show you how I mark out my levels,

22:26

what I look out for, and then we'll jump

22:27

into the trade. So, first things first,

22:29

you can see Monday, 9:15, that's usually

22:32

the time that I'll hop on and start

22:34

marking my levels out. And sometimes

22:36

I'll even hop on a little bit earlier,

22:37

like 9:00 a.m., for example, right? So,

22:39

anyways, the first thing that we're

22:40

going to do is you want to head over to

22:41

the previous day and mark out your

22:43

previous daily high and your previous

22:44

daily low. So, what is the previous day

22:46

from Monday? It's going to be Sunday,

22:48

right? So,

22:50

find the lowest point. This is Sunday's

22:52

low, okay? That's the lowest point. This

22:54

will be our previous daily low. Now, in

22:55

this case, Sunday's high actually got

22:58

taken out. So, there's no previous daily

23:00

high that we can mark out. That's fine.

23:03

We'll leave it as that. The next thing

23:04

that we want to do

23:06

is we want to go over to Asia session,

23:08

which is from 8:00 p.m. to midnight, and

23:11

find Asia lows and Asia highs. As you

23:12

can see here, we don't have any Asia

23:14

highs, but we do have Asia lows.

23:18

This is the lowest point that happened

23:19

within that time window.

23:22

>> [snorts]

23:23

>> If anything got taken, there's no point

23:25

in marking it out, right? So, Asia highs

23:27

got taken, we're not going to mark it

23:28

out. The next thing we want to do is you

23:30

want to head over to London session from

23:32

2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. and do the exact

23:34

same thing. So, 2:00 a.m. find the

23:37

lowest point, find the highest point.

23:38

This is the lowest point. This is our

23:41

London lows, highest point, London highs

23:44

ended up getting taken.

23:45

Now, how do we find our high of day and

23:48

low of day? We go over to midnight,

23:50

okay? This is the start of a new day.

23:51

So,

23:52

midnight open,

23:54

you mark out.

23:57

And then, you find the lowest point and

23:59

the highest point again. So, from

24:01

midnight, where is the lowest point?

24:03

It's going to be this swing low. This is

24:05

our low of day.

24:07

Where is the highest point from

24:08

midnight? It's going to be

24:10

this swing high. That's going to be our

24:13

high of day.

24:15

So, now

24:17

we wait simply for one of these levels

24:19

to get swept, and then we pull out our

24:21

checklist that we went over in this

24:24

PowerPoint in this today's video,

24:26

and we look

24:28

what for next, right? Okay, so as I can

24:30

see, prices came down. Actually swept

24:32

London lows. We were delivering out of

24:34

this 5-minute bullish gap, right? So,

24:36

you could take a continuation model

24:38

within this range. Now, price displaced

24:41

so aggressively, it ends up taking high

24:43

of day. Therefore,

24:45

that continuation model now is no longer

24:46

valid, okay? And we would be looking for

24:48

a short setup. Now, did we get one? Yes,

24:51

we displaced, but we didn't shift in

24:52

structure though, so we keep waiting.

24:54

Same exact thing here, high of day

24:56

swept. I was looking for a short. We

24:58

didn't get an entry.

25:00

Target was met, right? So, we're not

25:01

going to be looking to enter short

25:03

there. So, we continue waiting.

25:06

And what does price do? Price comes all

25:09

the way down and it takes out Asia lows,

25:12

low of day, London lows, and the

25:14

previous daily low. These are very

25:16

significant points of liquidity. Okay?

25:18

Now,

25:20

we're going to move our high of day now

25:21

to this high. We have to update it. So,

25:24

if we didn't get a valid model at the

25:26

high of day for shorts and shorts never

25:28

played out, then we simply move our high

25:30

of day to the next highest point. Since

25:33

we've now swept low of day and previous

25:34

daily low, we're looking for longs,

25:36

right? And

25:37

high of day could be a target of ours.

25:40

What do we need to see next? We need to

25:42

see a displacement and any market

25:44

structure shift. So, we can clearly see

25:45

here, if we zoom in,

25:47

we have shifted structure cuz we've

25:49

broken above the swing high

25:51

and we've displaced with an energetic

25:53

candle

25:54

that has gone through that swing high.

25:56

So, now we have a model. So, what do we

25:59

do now? We have our long position at the

26:02

edge of that gap. Stop loss goes just

26:04

below the swing low, and then we target

26:07

a fixed 1:3

26:10

risk reward. So, let's patiently wait,

26:11

see if we can get an entry.

26:14

Boom. We get an entry.

26:16

And now you going to mark out your 1:1

26:19

and your 1:2. So, we're going to use

26:21

this tool, scroll down

26:23

to the point where you can see risk

26:25

reward ratio one. Okay? When we see

26:27

that,

26:29

we get our little drawing tool out

26:31

and we mark out our 1:1 uh point. We

26:34

then do the exact same thing for 1:2,

26:36

draw out a 1:2. And then obviously 1:3

26:39

is our TP. So, obviously as well, guys,

26:41

you'd have ES on the side of the screen.

26:43

So, you'd be watching ES. Has ES shifted

26:46

structure?

26:47

Does it have a fair value gap? Etcetera,

26:49

etcetera. Okay? Making sure it's

26:51

correlated. Now, for some reason

26:52

TradingView, when I go into replay mode,

26:53

it does not let me watch ES. So, that's

26:56

a learning opportunity for you guys. Go

26:59

back to this exact date, okay? Monday,

27:01

29th of June at 10:00

27:04

24, okay?

27:05

Go back to that date on ES specifically

27:08

and actually validate to see if what I'm

27:11

saying is true and correct, okay? It is,

27:14

but don't trust everything you see

27:16

online, guys, okay? Actually do your own

27:19

due diligence and research and see if

27:21

what I'm saying is true, okay? And you

27:23

will see that ES did have a gap, it did

27:26

have a shift in structure, and it did

27:27

have displacement. Therefore, this trade

27:29

was valid, okay? So,

27:31

anyways, let's skip forward here and see

27:34

what happens next. So, we've now hit a

27:36

1:1R.

27:37

What do we do now, okay?

27:40

We're going to trail our stops

27:42

30 to 50% reduction. So, we're not going

27:45

to move it to this swing low by a lot

27:46

cuz that's way too aggressive. That's

27:48

like 80% reduction. We're going to move

27:51

our stops just below this displacement

27:53

candle's low. That's around a 50%

27:55

reduction, okay? After 1:1 gets hit.

27:59

Now, we currently waiting to see if a

28:00

1:2 gets hit. As you can see, it has

28:03

been hit.

28:04

So, what do we do now by default? We

28:06

simply go to break even. So, let's skip

28:09

forward here, see what happens next,

28:10

okay? Boom, 3R hit, okay? This was

28:13

probably one of the easiest trades and

28:15

quickest trades that I've taken in my

28:17

life, okay? We literally hit 3R within 1

28:20

2 3 4 5 6 7 minutes. 190 points, okay?

28:25

You can see how disgusting

28:28

this model is, okay? And just quickly,

28:30

I'm going to showcase you a continuation

28:33

model example, a 1:2 scenario because

28:36

there wasn't actually

28:38

any trades that we took this week that

28:39

were

28:41

continuation model, a 1:2. So, I've just

28:43

found an example that's very clean

28:45

and I'm going to break it down so you

28:47

guys can understand the continuation

28:48

model also alongside

28:51

the reverse model, okay? So, let's break

28:52

it down. Very significant levels.

28:55

Now, we wait for one of those levels to

28:56

get swept. All right, so we swept high

28:57

of day and you'd be waiting for a

29:00

displacement lower to take some shorts,

29:03

right?

29:04

We don't get it and we keep waiting,

29:06

right? We get another opportunity here

29:08

where price displaces lower, shift

29:09

structure, and there is a gap. However,

29:11

at the time, again, this is a learning

29:12

opportunity, ES had no gap, right? So,

29:15

that made me question if the market's

29:18

actually going to reverse, right? It's

29:19

probably not going to reverse because

29:20

since ES did not have a gap, this was

29:22

our only point where a reversal

29:25

opportunity was actually valid and we

29:28

could get it, right? If we now displace

29:30

past this point, we're probably not

29:32

going to get it, right? Since we're

29:33

delivering out of a 5-minute bullish

29:35

gap. So, at this point, look how far

29:37

we've run past the high of day.

29:40

We've not had the short opportunity. So,

29:42

now I completely switch my mind and I

29:44

say, "Okay, we're looking for a

29:45

continuation since we've tapped into

29:46

that 5-minute gap. We've displaced

29:48

through the high of day. We've had a

29:50

potential opportunity to go short. We

29:52

didn't get it. We're clearly heading

29:54

higher, okay? So, I switch.

29:57

We tap into the 5-minute gap. That's

29:58

exactly what we want to see, okay? Now,

30:01

what do we want to see next? A

30:02

displacement and a shift in structure.

30:05

So, shift in structure would be this

30:06

swing high. Let's see if we get it.

30:08

Boom, clear displacement, very

30:10

energetic, right? We have the shift, we

30:12

have the displacement, and we have the

30:13

fair value gap. Now, I want to enter

30:16

long. So, as soon as price taps into the

30:18

first presented gap, we enter. Stop goes

30:21

below the swing low and we aim for a

30:24

1:2. You also want to mark out your 1:1

30:29

area. This is when we'll be moving

30:30

stops. So, I'm going to draw that out

30:32

now. So, we're now in that trade. Let's

30:34

patiently wait here and see what we get.

30:41

Okay, so notice how price came very

30:44

close to 1:1, but it didn't actually hit

30:46

it.

30:47

Do we move our stops? No, we keep

30:49

waiting.

30:50

>> [snorts]

30:56

>> As you can see, very close there, nearly

30:58

got stopped out, but we're still in this

30:59

trade.

31:01

Very, very choppy.

31:03

But anyways, you can see now a 1:1 has

31:05

been hit. So, what do we do? We trail as

31:08

aggressively as possible. By default,

31:11

you can go break even, or you can even

31:13

move your stops into a profit. So,

31:16

always look at valid structure points,

31:18

right? So, we have a valid structure

31:19

point here.

31:20

Order block, displacement, aggressive

31:22

move, gap, move it to that swing low.

31:24

Another swing low here, another swing

31:26

low here. I would be moving my stops

31:29

just below this swing low, okay? We're

31:31

having another aggressive move higher

31:32

here.

31:33

This should support price and and push

31:35

it higher. So, my stops are going to go

31:36

in a profit here

31:38

about 0.5R profit worst case if we get

31:41

stopped out. So, let's carry on here and

31:42

see how we do.

31:45

Okay, again, another aggressive move

31:46

higher. I'm going to trail my stops into

31:48

a profit again below this swing low. So,

31:50

now if I get taken out, I've secured

31:52

about 1R.

31:57

Okay, same exact thing again, another

31:59

aggressive move. I'm going to move my

32:00

stops into a profit.

32:09

Okay, so notice how we came very close

32:10

to getting stopped out in trading

32:11

profit. We didn't, 2R secured. So, there

32:15

is days like this where, you know, it's

32:17

very choppy and the price action isn't

32:18

clean at all, but you can still see the

32:20

continuation model performed and it gave

32:22

you the model, right? It played out, 2R

32:25

hit. Lovely stuff. Let's break down one

32:28

last trade. Friday's trade was a 3R

32:30

banger. Sorry, I meant to say Thursday's

32:33

trade, okay? We didn't trade Friday cuz

32:34

it was a US bank holiday. But yeah,

32:36

let's get straight into it. Okay, so

32:38

this one again, you guys want to study.

32:40

So, head over to ES this exact date and

32:44

check if the high of day on ES got

32:46

swept. It did in fact get swept. So,

32:49

that's the only thing on ES that we

32:50

don't need, okay?

32:53

Either one of the assets can sweep

32:54

liquidity. If NQ has swept the high of

32:57

day, great. If ES has swept the high of

32:59

day, great.

33:01

We do not need to see both assets sweep

33:04

the exact same level. So, ES swept the

33:06

high of day. Therefore, that gave me

33:09

confidence, okay? Let's look for a 1:3 R

33:12

short opportunity.

33:13

Someone that doesn't know that will be

33:15

sat here patiently waiting for this to

33:18

get swept, right? Whereas, we've already

33:19

taken it out on ES. That is a bearish

33:22

SMT divergence. What does that mean?

33:24

That's a clear telltale sign that we're

33:26

about to reverse, okay? NQ is so weak,

33:29

it doesn't even have the energy to take

33:31

this level out. ES has taken it. NQ just

33:33

starts reversing, okay? That is a very

33:36

bearish asset. So, that's a good sign on

33:39

our behalf cuz we're going short. So,

33:40

what am I looking out for next?

33:43

I'm looking for a displacement lower,

33:44

okay? So, you can clearly see we have

33:46

displacement, okay? And what do we have

33:48

if we zoom in? We can see that we've

33:49

shifted structure as well. We've broken

33:51

below this swing low, which gives us our

33:53

market structure shift. So, we have our

33:55

sweep of liquidity on ES.

33:57

We have our displacement, and we have

33:59

our market structure shift, and we also

34:01

have our fair value gap. So, what do we

34:03

do next, okay? We mark out the first

34:06

percentage of the gap. We pull our stops

34:07

at the swing high, and we aim for a

34:10

fixed 1:3

34:12

risk reward. So, as soon as price taps

34:15

into the gap,

34:16

that is your entry point, okay? So, I

34:18

entered short. So, let's see how this

34:20

trade would have played out. Boom, 1:1

34:22

goal hit within a few seconds.

34:24

I would now be moving my stops to around

34:27

a 50% reduction. So,

34:29

you can't really move it anywhere cuz we

34:31

have some imbalances here. So, this

34:33

would be like a 20% reduction if you

34:35

move it there. Now, at the time, ES

34:38

actually took our 1:2 R.

34:40

So, I move my stops literally to this

34:44

swing high.

34:46

Now, very lucky, okay, I move my stops

34:49

one tick above.

34:52

So, instead of 53.75,

34:54

I had my stops at about 54.

34:58

Okay? One tick above this swing high.

35:00

So, let's see what we get next. It's

35:02

actually very funny, guys. You can see

35:04

that 1:2 has been hit. So,

35:07

you can set your stops to break even,

35:09

right? Or,

35:11

you can put it to a valid

35:14

structure point, which is what I

35:16

personally did. Since I'm only risking

35:17

like five handles here,

35:19

I didn't want the risk of going break

35:21

even and getting stopped out, and I kept

35:23

my stops there. That's just me

35:24

personally, right? But, you can go break

35:26

even. So, anyways,

35:28

let's skip forward here, and this is

35:30

disgusting, okay? Look at that, okay?

35:32

So, price came up,

35:35

and if we zoom in,

35:37

since we had our stop a tick above, a

35:39

tick above, okay? Sometimes, I just do

35:41

that, cuz I have paranoia, right? And I

35:44

I'm like, I don't trust NQ sometimes,

35:46

right? So, I'll just put a tick above,

35:47

just in case, right? And

35:50

it didn't stop us out. It didn't stop us

35:52

out. All of the students stayed in this.

35:54

I stayed in this, right? And I mean,

35:56

look what happens next.

35:58

Bang, 3R hit. Right? Disgusting.

36:01

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36:02

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today's video. We've come towards the

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end. I hope all of you learned something

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channel. It'll help me out a lot. And

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other than that, guys, it's the end of

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this week. We're going into the new

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week. Let's make some money. I will see

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you lot inside of the live stream at

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9:30 a.m. Monday morning. Let's see what

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opportunities we get. Most importantly,

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guys, take this time to reflect, reset,

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and then coming into the new week,

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you've got to be locked in, sharp,

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laser-focused, taking the correct

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trades. So, other than that, guys, hope

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you all enjoyed and I'll see you all

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next one. Take it easy.

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