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Okay folks.

Welcome back.

We're a minute away from the
rate announcement for us, Kat.

And again, we are sidelined.

We are not doing anything today.

We're just fine.

Okay, or start running up,
looking for that void to fill in.

Again, I could care less what the
numbers are, was looking for the

reactions at around this time of
day based on the economic calendar.

Again, a little bit more for a CAD
closing that void you noted a little bit

ago and the first this morning session.

Good morning folks.

Good morning.

Um, let me see if I can
shrink this thing up.

Yeah.

So the reason why I'm looking for
the cat to do what's described here.

Okay.

We had this low established
two bodies of the candles.

I didn't hear it.

Let me get this off.

Cause that's not what I want to see.

We still have these equal highs up here.

If we go through and close this range,
we have style straight about this

high here and this clean area up here.

So I'll note that now.

So we have two levels to watch and
we get some real run on upside.

But the reason why I called
CAD like you're seeing here

is we have equal blows here.

The mark came down, was
hanging around here.

And like I said, in this morning
session felt minutes before this

one actually started the, the
expectation and the retail realm is

going to be that this is support and
there's going to be buyers already.

So what I'll do is I'll take the market
below that condos longs out of the

marketplace, assume their positions, and
then expand the range and reprice to a

higher level, not a random level, but
a level that we would note relative to.

Institutional order flow.

Now on the higher timeframe,
we're looking at this level here.

Let's go back out to her

one hour.

Okay.

And that is this range
right here, candle on

the 1100 candle on the LTD off
works LTD for the 6th of September.

And the low comes in at 1 28 97.

And so we have here 1 28 97.

Um, the, the actual
range would start as low.

Yeah.

This, we can hear them more specifically
aiming for the bodies of the candle.

So if it doesn't get it, then I don't
care because like I say that I was

already telling you I'm on the sidelines.

They have the expectation
of watching the unfold.

That's what we're here for today.

So that's, uh, that's what we have.

Um, hang on one second.

Since we aren't doing anything, uh, today.

Okay.

I'll answer just a few questions.

I'm not going to get crazy with it.

So it's not an invitation for
all 400 of you to come in here

and last minute questions.

And like I said, I do have
a log from this morning.

I had one from yesterday's question.

So that'll allow me to do, um,
a little bit more of a lengthy.

Question and answer portion
of a prerecorded video

I'll do later on tonight.

Um, just so you guys are aware, I
will start having the, uh, daily

recap done at 3:30 PM New York time.

Um, so I have everything done by, uh, by
then and we'll keep it like that, that

way the folks over in the UK can get
to sleep and do what they have to do.

Um, the reason why I'm on the
sidelines is because of the

interest rate announcement for CAD.

Um, the order block that we were looking
for on lb and here gateway, um, it

was this really sloppy price action
going into, uh, European session.

I didn't trust the fact
that, uh, I would have a high

probability, low risk scenario.

And I said, if we'd lost that word
block here, we would want to come down

here and probably close in that range.

And it did that.

And that's not a trade I wanted to take.

I don't want to sell cable.

So if it's going to give me indication
and want to go lower, I'm not interested.

So I'm just going to wait for something
to get in line with something that

would be bullish for pound dollar,
because I do think it's going on

a higher timeframe daily chart.

That look what we've, what
we mentioned, uh, last night.

I think that's where it's ultimately
going to try to reach for.

So to try to fight that it
would be foolish on my part

until things indicate I'm wrong.

In that sense,

you're a dollar still hold me in.

I don't know.

I think they came down here and took
the stops here and here, and they may

want to expand, take out the height of
its established in London last night.

Unless it just rolls over completely here.

And that's what I would expect,
but I find it very interesting that

it's kept its Boyd intact while at
the same time cable data all up.

So it may come back down here
and I mean, it's obviously a nice

value area of closed in this, all
this big, quick range in here.

The market's already came
down and cleaned that up.

One more time, hit into order Bach here.

Uh, the session we did this
morning, um, I was looking for it

to hit that 1 33 45, had it done
that I would've been on it blown.

That's not where it's at now.

It still has stops below the
marketplace that it still hasn't

cleaned up in the form of 1 30, 3 45.

So it can run here and
be without me on it.

That's okay.

Um, I don't have any problem
with missing the opportunity, but

I just don't want to short it.

I don't want to be seller of cable.

Can you second here?

Hold one second.

Sorry about that phone call is
always at the most inopportune time.

Um, Okay, let's do this.

That's pause for a second
with the questions.

And then we get caught up with what's
already been posted and we will do

here.

It is

still, I was off two pips.

I'm still looking.

I was looking for 1 12 75 to 1, 1 12 80.

Okay.

Hm,

no, you never want to see it.

Do what it's doing here and still
hold on to high probably, but nothing.

Now, again, I'm not claiming
this as high probability.

I'm just giving you insights
for intraday volatility.

So you can see where the market will
reach forward and frame ideas around that.

When the overall larger conditions
are supportive of high, high

probability and low risk.

Given the fact that we had all the news
around 10 o'clock and sloppy action

in, uh, Europe and London last night.

Um, we have previous stays
high for Euro dollar here.

Okay.

We ran through it just
in London and gave it up.

And then we came back down and ran the
stops here, ran through it one more time.

So right now we have a time stop.

Okay.

We're waiting to see, is it
going to maintain its move away

from this or block right here?

It's down candle right in here.

So you don't want to see it go
back into that because it's no,

there's no reason for it to do that.

Now it's already broke the
initial funding high it's already

breached the previous day's high.

So if it's good, it should find
legs here to go higher and not

have to come back and recapitalize.

There's no necessity for that to
happen now because it's already

ran into liquidity above London.

For today and yesterday's daily.

Hi.

So now anything above the
marketplace that would draw price

higher should already be doing it.

Okay.

So as we watch this candle, I've got about
three more minutes left on this candle.

If it doesn't close above the
London initial data high here

for today, it doesn't look good
and maybe just a run on stops.

Okay.

So again, what we're doing is we're
watching to see if this candle can close.

Yesterday's high and above the
initial woman high for today.

So he came up and cleared out
the high and it was formed.

If it can't do that, this is
most likely going to stop run.

We have a 1, 2, 3 drives higher, um,
clearing out any liquidity of other high.

So that may be, uh, something we gotta
be contending with here in a minute.

Yeah.

See, there's no
willingness to want to run.

And if it's, if it's a good
run to keep going, once it

takes out previous days, huh?

Or even this case, the initial London high
that was established during what is that?

He, the beginning of the
London lonely the kill zone.

So let's take one more Gander
at a dollar still in the mud

cable.

I still I'm telling you.

I still think this thing wants
to go for those but stops.

I just do not have a real nice
way of getting an air long.

I don't like that.

I don't like that price action right now.

U S CAD,

rather than me have my objective.

I want to see a 1 28 97 hit
might get it on this candle.

Really interesting to see if it,
Gail can clear up these stops.

Bye stops there.

Let's make that a little bit bigger.

So we have this.

Okay.

No.

See if it has any legs to
close in this range up to here.

I have a little bit of
a, uh, avoid still here.

And if it doesn't go for the staff
again, it's still at least go up here

and clean this portion of the void up.

So we have that part to
look at as well for study.

So we're looking for 90, I'm sorry.

1 29, 15 1 29, 14 really is
the level around it to 1 29 15.

So there's our.

There's our 1 28 97 level hit perfectly.

It'll probably want to jump
through that a little bit.

Um, pound out.

I'm sorry.

You're a dollar of good grief.

You're a pound rather.

Um, it cleared, it stops out here
and we're back to equilibrium between

the range high and the range low.

So we're essentially in here.

I think it wants to go up
here and clear this out.

So I'd like to see, um, cable state
consolidated and allow Euro dollar rally.

And that would give me the, uh, Euro pound
ability to get up and clear these stops.

And then later on, it will free
up cable to catch up with Pam.

I'm sorry, you're a dollar and gunny
starts cause I really want to buy cable.

I want to buy this one.

If I don't get any other trade, you know,
this is the one I'm still waiting for.

And we have this little
bit of a range up in here.

So when you have this on your chart,

you have this on your chart.

You put these ranges in as exposed and
you draw them out in time and watch

price from all the parents, fill them in.

That's how you practice with this.

Just like we would have had the
range down here, all mapped out.

It would look like this

in here.

Cause these lows had already
been traded to twice here.

Would you use this?

Okay.

And it's probably shut down here.

We would look for it to come up
here, clean that up, fill it in.

It did and reach for the, uh, the
order block relative to the ally

chart, which is what that 1 28 97 is.

So it reached up and hit that.

And now the only thing that's exposed.

Is this range here,

right in here.

So fair value still exists
between 1 29, 10 to 1 29.

Big figure.

It doesn't have to do it.

Um, the highest probability
trades are when you, when you're

expecting loose, like this go for
the low hanging fruit objectives.

That means this is the hourly order block.

Okay.

We're late in New York session.

It's 10 20 essentially.

Okay.

So we're inside the middle
of the profit taking hour.

Um, you won't always get all the move.

You'll leave something on the table,
but it gives you real consistency

in terms of taking your profits
and moving to the sidelines.

Okay.

And in, or if you have a objective,
like the alley bare shoulder

block, we were aiming for.

Um, once it's hit, you can take about
75% of the trade off, leave 25% on,

and then see if it has any room to get
up here, but move your stop to plus

10 plus 20, something like that, and
just let it go and see what happens.

You're my punch.

One more time higher.

We'll see.

Still hanging in that bearish order block
on a daily chart, just tag it into that.

It's nice that it hasn't really
repelled away from 1 12 60.

Once one 60 is a bear's order block
on the daily chart for Euro dollar.

So it hasn't really shown any
willingness to run away from that

lower, but it's still hanging in there.

Ranger team 1 12 65, 1 12 35.

So again, we want to
see what happens here.

Pound dollar still on consolidation.

I'd love for it to keep this price
structure has right here with these

two equal lows and a rundown in here
like that, the longer it stays like

this, and the more consolidation we
built in here, the more favorable it

is to go long on pound dollar, not
today, but it'll give me a buy scenario

for London and New York tomorrow.

So if this, if this structure can stay
in place exactly as it is right now, that

will be such a loaded deal for upside.

It'll be like taking candy from a baby.

You can quote me on that one.

Uh, the question is what would
I think if the interest rate

on the cab would have changed?

I don't even know.

I didn't even know.

Like I said, I don't care.

I don't, I don't care to know
what their actual numbers are.

I don't care if they've lowered
interest rates or they've raised

interest rates or left them on chains.

I don't know.

I've not even looked at
the actual announcement.

I just know when they send these
information that I'm sorry, I'm

going to send these releases.

And the information hits the market, the
market makers, and the algos will use

that volatility to run for liquidity.

So it's not, I don't, I don't
have an opinion about what would

it done if the interest rate
would have done this or that?

Like I said, I don't know.

And this is another evidence today
proven that I don't need to know

what it is or even wasting my time
trying to forecast it because it's not

something I don't think anybody can
do consistently, but I can read price.

Like I'm showing you and
give you an indication what I

think traders are going to do.

I mean, they clearly are
pricing him a fake support.

Right ahead of a news
announcement with interest rates.

So what is what's going to happen
is what I showed in the previous

session this morning, it would drop
it lower, get everybody add already

long and get those individuals
thinking this is a big bear flag.

If they would run it lower, put
them in the wrong file marketplace.

So it goes, it neutralizes,
uh, pending orders.

Okay.

So number it's, it's taking out those
individuals that are long by running their

styles, their cell stops below the low.

It's also putting those individuals
that want to play a breakout.

They want to sell below this level
thinking it's going to be a big bear flag.

Okay.

And they can run lower in price.

Both of those scenarios
are the same trade.

So the algo knows to reach below
those lows, get individuals that are

long out, assume their positions,
and also trip up individuals

that want to sell on a breakout.

So what are they doing?

Their engineering liquidity for all
of the sell side of their morning.

So, again, I don't even know.

I have not even looked at the economic
calendar and I want just to prove to you

I'm I'm not, I'm not concerned about it.

That calendar only tells me what time
the good stuff comes into marketplace.

It's like a TV guy.

Like I mentioned yesterday, I said, I
don't watch a lot of television, but

I know the principal, it used to be
when we had television, um, where it

was only like four or five channels in
the U S you had three major channels

and you had to, uh, I don't know.

I can't remember what they were 54 and 45.

And then you had to
channel 13, 11 and two.

So that was your five channels.

Now you got a million channels on
premium TV, but the TV guide would

tell you when your shows would come
on and we're going to hit that.

Uh, they're shorter blocks.

Right there at 1 12, 1 29, 15.

We're looking for a 1 29.

14 is the actual level, but I'm
looking for a round number 1 29,

15, but the, uh, yeah, UHF and VHF.

Thank you for helping me with that.

The, uh, but w we would go to the grocery
store, or if he subscribed to the, the

teeny guide as a scripture subscription,
it would be mailed to you every week

and you could go through the TV guide
and see what time and what day your

specific shows of interest would come on.

That's how I used the financial calendar.

I've just looked at.

When is the, uh, the big events come in.

If it's, if it's a high impact
news event, interest rates or

FMC stuff, or, um, anything, but
non-farm payroll, non-farm payroll.

I just avoid it.

But if there's a high impact thing, uh,
throughout the calendar week, I just

go through and I make a notation on my
notepad next to my desk, and I say, okay,

you know, this time of day, I want to be
looking for scenario to run for liquidity.

If that's not, I'm going to look for a
turtle suit by, or I'm gonna look for

a turtle suit long, or I'm not going
to say, okay, I'm going to be looking

for our optimal trade entry long here.

Okay.

I don't know what the condition
is going to be until we get

real close to that time of day.

And that, that day of the event.

And you just look and see where the
liquidity is resting in the marketplace

and think like a market maker, okay.

Who's in the market right now and
who would be profitable if a bullish

movement and Sue or bears, we wouldn't
seal and run scenarios through your

head as to which side we have the
most money at risk at that time.

And that's all I ever do.

It's not, it's not rocket science.

And once you understand that where the
liquidity is and where the institutional

order flow will most likely drive
price when this happens over and over

again, when you see it every single
day, we're in here, given indications

about what the market may reach.

You're not trying to
trade every single day.

You're not, but you're learning that
we can call moves every single day.

It's not important for you to make money.

And I can't stress this enough.

You guys are trying to get on
every possible scenario, just

because we're discussing it.

Doesn't mean it's a trade you can
practice and you can and, uh, do demo.

And that's fine.

You get experienced that way.

But what I'm trying to teach you is number
one, just because I can call the moves.

Doesn't equate to always
putting money at risk.

It's hard.

It's really hard for you as a
new trader to understand that

and grasp the importance of it.

But believe me, it's like
this every single day.

There's so many things that you can go
through the marketplace, that calendar.

The goal, that's the treasure map.

Okay.

You you'll know what the market
makers playbook is with that calendar

week ahead, you know, there's going
to be a trade every single day.

There's a high impact news event.

Now I'll ask this question openly.

Okay.

As a, as a means of sentiment and
understanding what if you'd looked at the

calendar and the majority of the calendar
for tomorrow or the next day after that

had no medium or high-impact news, what
would that indicate for you as a trader?

What would you do?

Or what would you not do?

Or what would you expect

exactly?

Low volatility.

Take a vacation day.

Just relax.

Don't expect a whole lot of movement.

So if that's the case now, you
know, okay, well, when should

I trade the London session?

When should I trade the New York session?

Well, it starts with that economic camp.

You want to know?

Do I have a high volatility
event due in London?

If it is, if it's just one, that's
the easiest one to operate in.

Now, what happens if you have two or
three high-impact New Zealand, maybe

even in correlated pairs like Euro
and pound, what would that indicate

for you for that trading session?

For instance, say there's a 100 impact
at, uh, two o'clock or three o'clock

in the morning for, uh, fiber or your,
your state and say there's, uh, too high

impact for four and four 30 in cable.

What would you think that
would do for London session?

It would take it all over the place.

It would not be as pristine and so
easily discerned in terms of price

action, unless it was just one event,
the manipulations Catherine, on both

sides of the marketplace at many times,
if you have too high impact or more,

and especially if they're in correlated.

So it will take you up and down
ultimately, and in it, you may

end up getting a winning trade
and come back and run your stop.

And then it either scare you
to get back in or just run the

other way and railroad you.

So when you're using the calendar,
you need to be focusing in on, is it

just really one high-impact event?

Because then you know that the, the odds
are slanted and the manipulation is going

to be on one side of the marketplace.

That's it?

It's either going to be against the buyers
or it's going to be against the salaries.

So, and what you do is you go
through and you study where price

has been, where it's at right now.

If it's holding is consolidation,
where is the most likely outcome

going to be for the, for the money?

Obviously they made money
shorting yesterday in dollar cat.

So where's their staffs at.

It's gonna be above this swing high, and
they're going to squeeze this individual

to have a stop right about here.

Even if it never goes above that high,
you think that the folks that are watching

this scream out like this are gonna
want to hold onto their short no way.

No way.

And that helps the market maker and
the algo distribute positions that they

accumulate down here by buying every time
they run up here, higher, higher, higher,

even if the stops weren't triggered
here, they're going to be what by stops.

So if the level goes, I'm sorry, if the
price goes to that level, injects a huge

amount of buy orders into the marketplace.

Why is that influential?

Why is it necessary?

Well, because the buy orders
that they have down here on the

bank side of the book to exit
those lungs, hang on one second.

Sorry.

Take on the three longs
at the algo, excuse me.

The longs that the, uh, the market
makers would accumulate down here.

Okay.

To get out of the one person.

So you have to have participants
that want to buy from them.

So when they run these stops here, the
buy stops that are being trailed for

short holders from yesterdays sell off.

When that hits that right there, it
injects the market with buy stops.

Now here's what happens.

Those buy stops become market.

Where's the buy to market just
because you have your stop there.

It doesn't mean that's your exit.

Sometimes you'll get slipped because
the, the gap that occurs when it pregnant

trades rate to this high here, it'll trade
there and the next print will be here.

And that's how you ended
up getting slippage.

You get worst in your stop.

Okay.

How many of you ever had that?

Anybody got worse than their
actual a stop-loss order.

That's why you get it.

So it's not that you have your stop
loss rate there and you're protected.

You're going to get slipped all
the time and that's the intent.

That's why they'll gap
it through old, huh?

So by having this understanding,
once they know that these highs

are ran any short holders that are
watching this thing scream up like

this, they may have their stock loss
up here, but then they're panicking.

Now.

They're like, ah, I don't
want to get stopped out.

I'm going to take my profit in here.

So to cover their short, they're going
to do what buy they got to buy it back.

So that allows all this range in here to
pick up all the squeeze on the shorts.

And it also, it takes them back out to the
area of the old valuation, which is a bear

shorter block inside this exposure range.

Okay.

So all those things every single
day, when we talk, you'll see by

repetition, you'll see the general
theme that I use is very generic.

It's very specifically aimed at
understanding how to take the

money out of the marketplace that
is poised to be profitable or put

those individuals on the road.

And that's that's the game.

If you understand it, by watching
it over and over again, you'll see.

It's, it's consistent.

It's not, it's not, uh, it's not guessing.

It's not guessing at all.

I mean, clearly, hopefully when we've been
at it for a week now, consistently and

you've guys are seeing every single day
something panning out exactly to script.

So when the conditions are ripe for
trading, now imagine how fun it will

be when we go in and we're finding high
probability setups, and we're looking

at the levels and understanding how
liquidity, uh, runs are engineered

and how institutional order flow takes
part in how price moves around then

trading is going to be amazing for you.

Go you'll really enjoy it.

You will feel less impulsive to
get in there because you'll know

I'm just going to wait around
and see what we talk about today.

And if it meets your expectations
or lines up with what you already

expected, then you'll feel good.

You feel confident I'm not
providing a signal to you.

Then I'm just giving you the re the
highlight of what you saw on your own.

That's probably most likely
what's going to happen.

And again, this is not, I'm not
bragging when we're in this realm,

the egotistical ICT can't exist here.

If it, if he, if he's here,
it will get in the way.

And that's the reason why you hear me.

I'm very specific.

I'm focused.

I'm not talking about you that I do
all that stuff on my other Twitter

feed, but again, not for glad-handing
or, um, bragging, have we not been

consistent every single day with
outlining what the market should be

doing with very specific, detailed
direction and levels for it to reach for?

So submit the time.

Okay.

We're going to be here
for a couple months now.

Okay.

It's not going to happen over.

But your well, you'll learn by repetition
by looking over the shoulder with me,

I'm explaining to you why it should
take place, not just saying here's

the signal, here's the indicator.

I'm giving you the frame of mind
to understand why the algorithm

will process and deliver price.

As you see it here, it's
not buyers and sellers.

It's not supply and demand.

It's the fact that the algorithm will
reach for the most pain, because if they

can't get enough money out of the market
where it's at now, they'll either en

engineer interest in buying or selling
it, or they'll run it quickly against

those individuals are already in play and
short sellers were profitable yesterday

and it kept them in a range, hoping
that they were going to believe that

this is going to be a big bear flag and
you know, to move, uh, a to B and then

they expect to see today, let go lower.

sorry.

Sorry for your loss.

It took it the other way.

So you have to think like
you are the ultimate control.

Uh, where price is going to go.

And if you could do it, look at price, you
all know, as even as new traders, you all

know what the classic chart patterns are.

Bull flags, bear flags,
pennants, triangles, head and

shoulders, tops, and bottoms.

All those ideas there's principles.

If you see those things in charts, you
got to start thinking reversed, okay?

Reverse engineer, those classic
chart patterns, because those

patterns will build in sentiment.

And it's not just you to think that way.

It's the large funds because their
continuation traders very rarely do you

see a large fund trade as a contrarian?

They don't exist much generally
they're long-term trend followers.

So when you see these classic
continuation patterns, they're

very easy to trade the other way.

If it looks like a bull
flag, it's probably a top.

If it's a bear flag in the
charts, it's probably a low, okay.

This is, this one is an indication today
where it panned out and you got to see it.

Um, do me a favor.

Stop where you are right now.

If you don't, if you don't have your
question already in this, hold it.

Okay.

Trust me.

Just hold it.

I need to go through what
we have here real quickly.

Anything that's

germane to the discussion
we've had so far, uh, answer.

If it doesn't understand it, leave it for
common commentary on tonight's session.

So I'm going to blend yesterday's
Q a questions I didn't get to this

Morin's questions I didn't get to.

And then once I don't answer here, I'll
have, uh, talked about, I'll talk about

that rather than the three 30 session
today, which will be prerecorded.

So it won't be a live session that
you guys can go about and do your

business watch at your leisure?

Uh, yeah, there you go.

Did we did not run through on your dollar.

Looking for consolidation still on that.

And dollar is still in the doldrums.

So we see 'em all right, real quick.

I want to try to breeze through these.

Basically.

Everybody says don't trade the
news, but we used liquidity to

get fast, high probability moves.

Okay.

Sebastian high impact news.

And you'll try and loop.

You'll learn a lot about
this stuff all six months.

But when we see high impact news events
that are due out, just know that the

big moves will occur around then.

And we want to look for evidence before
the fact of that news being released.

Is there an indication that wants to
go higher or lower and you'll learn

all those things as we go, but the
news we're not trading the news, we're

trading the volatility that will be
introduced to the marketplace at the

time of that market release in and data.

Uh,

Yeah, I can turn around on a dime
and sometimes by how the expectation

of London to see something unfold
that will be bullish or bearish.

Um, I, I don't trade my will.

I don't trade my idea.

I trade what the market's giving me.

And sometimes the market's going to change
gears and do something entirely different.

And would I be stupid or wise to adapt?

Obviously I, you have to adapt
to what the market's going to do.

So, um, you were trading price?

No, my belief.

So I may be changing gears going into
what my initial analysis was calling for.

Sometimes I'll just change
gears and then I'll adapt.

Uh, yeah, if you highlight an object
on empty for hold down, control

and double tap and drag away and
it duplicates it, um, Awesome.

Thank you again.

I really appreciate you guys.

When you send comments, uh, through
this, the please don't do it.

It just creates a lot more questions
and, and things that go through.

If you like something, just put a
thumbs up on the, uh, on the form

at six that's efficient enough.

You're already paying
me that's thanks enough.

Uh,

uh, Gordon, the years, no way you're
going to be able to program the algo.

The things that I teach are,
so there's a lot of parameters.

This has put it that way.

If it could have been programmed.

And I took, I took computer programming.

Um, I would've either done it
myself, or I would have done hired

a group of programmers that helped
me engineer something automated.

A kill zone is a time of day.

We trade between specific
hours of the day.

Um, yeah.

If you haven't won, if you're listening
to me now, if you have not watched

the videos and my tutorial page on
my website, you need to go ask your

slipper series, persistent trading
concepts and the market maker series.

They will fill in all the gaps
in your understanding of the

vocabulary that I'm using.

They're all explaining those three series.

So you have to watch those,

um,

folks I'm not answering
any of the new questions.

Um, I'm trying to go through the
ones that were already posted.

If not, if I don't do
this, I'll be here forever.

Okay, good.

Very good.

Um, how many trades do I take in a week?

Um, well I'm aiming for one
is, will pay out 50 pips.

And if I can get 75 I'm done for the week.

So I'm generally trying to aim for just
one set up a week, but I don't know.

I don't have a problem with, if
I have a lot of time and use, now

that I'm doing this, I don't have a
lot of time focusing on one lessons

and focusing on email answers,
I'm focusing on accounting issues.

Uh, PayPal will duplicate payments.

I gotta refund, um, uh, all my free time
has been consumed, but when I was free

and the kids were back in school, if I
felt like a deviant, I would go in and

do intraday trading a couple of times
a week, you know, two, three at most,

but generally I'm a one trick pony.

I just want one trade a week.

Um,

medium impact news is, is just
as good as high-impact next.

So between medium and high impact, those
will frame the high volatility movements

that we're looking for for explosives.

Uh,

okay.

I don't know how to pronounce your
name, so I'm just going to spell it.

E N E E N EA.

Um, I'm not sure if I answered it
earlier when I said what I said about

the ranges, but, uh, um, so sorry, but
that part avoid had been treated before.

Can I explain, um, I'm going to ask
you to answer if I did or didn't

give you an adequate answer for that.

If I didn't I'll I'll explain that one and
then we'll close up the charting portion.

If I did and great Australian dollar
tonight has some, uh, has a high

impact news around nine or nine 30.

Um, I might give you guys
something to watch on Twitter.

We won't be a live session on charts,
but I'll give you something around

that time through Twitter to watch.

Yeah.

I don't see anything in cable
that I want to do right now.

So anything was ordered,
blocked and all that.

I'd rather it just maintain its range.

Now that way it can expand
out of it going into tonight.

And that will give me a really good
setup for London or New York tomorrow.

Yes, Paul, the market makers will
S they will pair their orders.

If they're long, they're going to
look for individuals to pair them

with retail buy stops, because
they're going to want to sell them.

Profitable exits to willing
participants to buy.

So they're going to engineer and
pair up orders with biceps above

current market pricing and vice
versa for looking for lower prices.

If they're short, um, they're going
to want to buy it back at willing

participants that want to sell below
the market price takes a little

bit of understanding and thinking,
because we all understand buy, sell

higher and sell high and buy lower.

We understand that, but you have to
reverse that theory and think if the

liquidity provider is the market maker,
how are they, how can they be profitable?

If everybody out there could potentially
be profitable, how can they be profitable

if they're taking us out the marketplace?

I mean, it's never questioned by
anyone when you get into this industry.

Okay.

If someone's making a market,
where does that money come from?

Where does it coming from?

Well, if you're out there in
the interbank level, okay.

It's coming from a.

Bank entity is either going to come from,
uh, uh, um, the central bank offering

it, or it's going to come from, uh, a
institution that has taken them aside

that the market maker will pair you with.

So it's their control, but what you're
getting grouped with and paired up with.

So it's either going to be a position
that makes them a profit because

they know where they're going to
drive price, or they'll put it with

someone else that they don't care
about and just facilitating a trade.

You'll learn all about it.

Trust me.

It's very illuminating.

Once you understand it all, um, what
will be the catalyst for volatility to

wake up a bond market, to move out of
this long-term consolidation and contract

volume to move out of September right
now, we're entering the fall months

and it's the transition from summer
volatility to the fall volatility.

And as we get a couple more weeks into
September, you'll start seeing there's

a lot more volatility, a lot more.

Clean your price action.

It, it would probably be bigger range as
soon as we get approached the election.

It'll probably contract again in the,
in the states when we start looking

for what the president, uh, election
is, as we close to that, it may

contract again a little bit, but, uh,
obviously once we get the elections

out of the way, then it'll be praised.

I don't think we're going
to have a quiet December.

I think we're probably going
to have all kinds of action all

the way through the holidays.

Um,

okay.

Question is you were looking for
33 45 and cable to run the staffs.

Do funds really move their stuffs on
a five minute chart or would they be

willing to hit the retail stops there?

Okay.

The question is this,
this level down here.

Um, the funds aren't going to jam in
their stops up with an intraday level.

Okay.

They're going to use a level that's
derived from a weekly chart, or, and

I'm just telling you where the near-term
volatility and the liquidity on a low end

is going to be resting here because they,
the banks had dealings at that level.

Okay.

So it may not be them coming after a fund.

When they run a stock, it
could be offsetting a existing

position by another bank.

And it may seem like cannibalizing,
but it's not because it's

all glad-handing okay.

I'll do for you.

Now, you do for me next week.

So it, trust me is a lot of information
that I just can't jam in the one session.

And that's why it takes
months to go over it.

And we have a theme for each month
that we'll teach all these principles

around concepts and find them in a chart
because they're there all the time.

Just know that the funds
aren't using intraday stops.

That's not what you're doing.

The stops are relative to a daily
or weekly chart, but just as this

as near term area for, um, near
term institutional order flow.

Okay.

If you're making mistakes by following
multiple sources and you're getting

conflicting signals and then you're acting
on one and you're getting poor results.

The answer to that question is really
just stop following two sources.

So if you have subscribed to someone
else, if you want someone else, it will

be better for you not to be following
me or just follow what I'm talking

about for the next couple of months.

Probably diametrically
opposed to everyone else.

Um, is it a good reason to enter the
pound dollar during London kill time?

Yes, because it makes the higher load
generally in that, in that time window,

I saw someone post on Twitter, um, six
to nine in Forex LTD for the kill zone.

It's it's six to 10.

Cause you got to get that last nine
to 10, that sort of, it closes at

5:00 AM in New York that kills and
closes at 5:00 AM, New York time.

So it begins as early as 1:00 AM.

But I'm focusing you guys generally
on, um, two o'clock to four o'clock

because it will generally make
the higher load between there.

But I want you to understand that the
entire London open kills zone begins

as early as 1:00 AM in New York.

Which on Forex, LTD is 500 to 10.

So just understand that it's, it's a
little bit wider than what I've given,

but I want those that are falling
in this mentorship to focus on the

setups between six and nine, which
is equivalent to two o'clock in the

morning to four o'clock in the morning.

Cause that's usually when you
gonna make the higher level day.

Um, yes, I look at T yes, I looked
at yields and Tina it's still there

for a longer term perspective.

When you see price action filled
liquidity voids, how do you

know which order block will.

And which timeframe takes precedence.

Um, and that takes a lot of experience.

Number one, uh, this is not obviously,
and you've probably already seen this

in yourself and your own studies.

It's not every up candle is a
bear shorter block and not every

downtown is a bullshitter block.

You have to frame things around
the context of where the market

wants to go on a hard timeframe.

Um, you need to see if there's a
willingness to want to expect volatility

in that direction and by I can be
combined by what we're using with

the calendar, a high impact news.

We know that there's going to be
runs on liquidity at that time.

Um, is the market showing an
unwillingness to go the other direction

relative to what you're indicating?

That means, um, did it take a stop
and run out stuff right before that?

Then you can start looking at above the
marketplace, the older blocks up above.

Started noting them as barefoot or blocks.

They may be areas to actually take shorts,
but if you're below the marketplace

and there's enough range to trade up
into that, there's a set up there.

You can buy into that range and trade that
range and be inside the range and not even

even escape the boundaries of that range,
but over time, the notations that you make

with me on a daily basis, uh, the study
and the experience that you see, you will

learn the method that I use because you'll
see me applying it every single day.

It's, I'm not changing parameters.

I'm not changing things around
what you're learning is how I

actually use these tools myself.

So it's a hard thing to teach
just in a tutorial, but when you

watch it every single day, You'll
learn it by default you'll you'll

know, you'll know what I should be
expecting and you'll hear me say it.

And you'll say, I knew he was going
to say that and you'll have the charts

and you'll end up sending me charts in
right before we do the sessions, you

know, probably on Twitter, just to prove
that this is what you're expecting.

And then you'll end up hearing me say it.

And I mean, just like
you have in your chart.

So that's the goal in mind, you
know, you're all going to think,

like I think, and if you don't, it
doesn't matter, you're going to get

better at your price action study.

But the goal is, is you're going to
have the same methodology that I use.

And I employ every single day.

It's a flow chart perspective.

I do this, then I do this.

And if it doesn't give me that and I go
back to the step before and I can make

another decision, do I take action?

Or do I wait?

And it's all this is going to be
for you, but you have to take one

component at a time and it's going
to be delivered on my timeline.

Not everyone.

Else's not because you can't
afford five months of it.

Not because you can't afford to
be here for 12 months or you just

can't wait, you're going to wait and
you're going to pay and you're not.

And you're going to pay your and wait,
but every single month, you're going

to have a greater understanding about
what those concepts do for one another

in concert with one another, just relax
and you'll get exactly what you want.

You'll know exactly
what you hope to learn.

And here's the thing.

You don't even know what you're
going to learn and how good it is.

That's, that's what I'm amused
by it because you're excited

and then you get impatient.

And then I get some emails, like
when are you gonna talk about this?

Don't ask me what I'm going to talk about.

Anything.

I don't want to give you a schedule
outside of what I'm going to talk

about for this particular month.

I only want you to know what I'm
gonna be teaching this month because

the billing cycle was on 30 day.

I want you to know that what I promised
to deliver and teach that month.

You're going to get it, and then you'll
decide if you want to go further.

Trust me.

You're going to want to continue to go
forward, but I want you to take the bite

sized pieces I give over the next 12.

And just focus there.

Don't try to go outside the lines
and color and try to, um, I'm going

to show him I'm learning fast.

I'm going to be ahead of don't do that.

Here's number one, you got to either
distract me from the, the, the timeline

I'm trying to unfold with everyone, or
you're going to do something and rush,

and you'll be not taking advantage
of the time and just live in this

small little segments of teaching.

I'm giving you.

I've already told you it's 12 months,
so there's no way for you to go.

You're not going to short cut it.

I'm not going to let you, you're not
going to do it anyway, because it

has to be done over repetition and
seeing it every single day, your mind.

So you'll know which ones would,
which order box makes sense.

And when they don't work,
it gives you indications.

Like I did last night.

I didn't want to do anything with on it.

Okay.

I think everything else
is pretty much comments.

Yeah, pretty much.

So, if you asked questions past,
when I said ask them, I will see

them in the log for this recording.

So I'll have three logs.

I got to go through and make annotations
on which costumes I know I didn't answer.

Um, and again, during the live
sessions, if you have comments

or if like, like a high five type
thing, it's really not necessary.

I appreciate it, but it's
really, it's just a distraction.

So we really want to be streamlined
with both of our times, be focused in a

very efficient while we're doing these.

And again, I didn't want to, I don't
want to do question sessions like

this, but because we didn't really do
anything today, but it's monitored.

We closed in our, our range hit
the bear shorter block and mid

point of the, or shorter block.

Great.

Just fell short of it,
but we went right into it.

So we cleaned all that up a range of.

90 pips, not bad, not bad for guessing.

So, um, I'm going to leave you with this.

Um, one more quick pass through,
on a dollar, maybe reaching up

on that lower area down here.

And I did ask that gentleman
or lady, I don't know if it's a

man or a female, but real quick.

See if they

don't see it.

Yeah.

That's that?

Um, including just real quick
as a question, um, and feedback.

Are you guys learning anything so far?

I haven't.

I haven't given you any of
the structured teaching check.

Like I said, This Saturday, but have
you learned anything yet during the

entire a week we've been doing it?

So we actually, technically we started,
um, with a soft launch a couple of

days before September 1st, but, uh,
I mean, are you learning anything

good?

Good, good, good.

Cause if you, if you're not learning,
you know, I got to put more work

or emphasis on specific things I'm
talking about, and that's the reason

why I need to stay inside of a clear
defined itinerary for each month.

So that way before we leave that
area, everybody's on board and

their answers are been I'm sorry,
their questions have been answered.

And then that frees me up to go to
the next module or the next month.

So we need to be making sure that we
have taken inventory with everyone.

And if they're learning,
that's the th that's the goal.

If you're not learning, I need to dial
in real quick and, and, and, and get you

up to speed for good in the next month.

So the bulk of the things we talked
to you, um, before the last week

of the month comes that way, you'll
have the majority of the time

that's needed to go through it.

And you know, you'll have that turn to
ask me questions about those specific

things before you start a new month.

Okay.

I'm going to close it folks.

Thank you very much for
spending your morning with me.

Um, hopefully you guys saw one more
thing for, uh, for price action study.

We will be back doing a recap for today
and I'll have it in prerecorded format.

Every single day will be a three
30 online link in the form and I'll

link you to that link in Twitter.

Um, and last bit of
business for close up shop.

If you're listening to this video and
you're having difficulties finding

where I'm putting these videos
links, they're going into the forum.

When you sign into the forum,
you know what, it's better

if I just do it one second,

I need to do this.

That way I can have peace of mind.

Okay.

And then

I know some of you are new.

And you feel like you're,
you're, you're missing the boat.

Okay.

But trust me all the stuff's
recorded anything that's

time-sensitive will be on Twitter.

So you'll get that
immediately to your Twitter.

Don't think I'm giving you analysis
and trade ideas and the recording.

Cause that's not efficient.

There's no way that everybody's going
to be able to know in an inefficient

way where they can practice.

Okay.

If it's something that's timely, it'll
go in to Twitter and I'll highlight the

idea on the chart or in commentary in
Twitter, the videos are just give you a

deeper explanation about what it is that
either is expected to come later on.

We have a lot of time to get ready for
it or recap what's already happened.

Okay.

So just relax.

The videos are not time sensitive.

They're not the analysis
that I give in Twitter.

That's the, that's the
time sensitive stuff.

Okay.

So when you have time, okay.

We're going to get this
stuff out of the way here.

When you sign onto the forum every
single day, I'm going to give you a link.

When I post a link to Twitter,
it'll give you the date and

the session title or whatever.

Okay.

And then it'll give you
a link to the forum.

Before you click on that Lincoln
Twitter, you need to have access

and already had the form opened up
with your password and username.

So that way, when you click on
it, it'll allow you to go right

into the, the actual folder.

Otherwise you've got to go in and
sign in and do all that business, but

you're going to go to this right here.

You're going to go to the news.

Once you sign in, you could
have news right now, we're

in the month of September.

So every live session that's
recorded or any prerecorded session

or teaching tutorial that you get
two per week delivered on every

Saturday, people are still asking
where's the teaching for this week.

Eight are only delivered on Saturday.

So you, aren't getting
two of them this week.

You'll click on this
link here for September.

Now, when we start the month of
October, there'll be a folder.

That's going to be tape labeled ICT
mentorship month, October, 2016.

And then in November, it'll create
another folder, set out all the content

and all the ideas or teachings or
specific, uh, principles that are dealing

with that individual month are going
to have their own individual thread.

So when you see the link, it'll
take you to a folder and hear

everything for September, and you'll
go down to the most recent one.

It'll open up.

Like last night I did, uh, an
edit and I added the PM session.

Just like I'll have today.

I'll have the morning session.

I'll have this session here and
they're going to have the recap.

They'll all be in a Wednesday,
September oh seven, 2016 post.

I'm not going to have 15 posts
for multiple sessions for one day.

I want everything easily found in one day.

So that way you can go back and find it.

Yeah.

It's going to be easy for folks that
keep tabs on of the things I say.

Um, that way they can make notations
to anything you hear me talk about

in a specific video, make notes.

If I make a call that what I think
the market's going to do, where

it's going to go to take those
notes and you do that yourself.

And that way you can go back
and find the videos relative to

there's notes with these dates.

And it's very easy for you to go
back and do your own research.

I cannot do all of every possible.

Um, well, for instance, this
video, I'm all over the place.

You know, I, I can't come up with a
way of breaking it down, but if you

take notes during the video and date
them, you'll be able to go back.

Oh, he talked about the cable going to
the biostats on here and here and here,

or he's talking about the dollar going
down to this level or up to this level,

you can go back and hear what my thought
process as at, at the time, because

you're going to forget a lot of things.

You're going to forget a lot of stuff.

That's why it's important that you take.

Then you can go back and say,
okay, yeah, he did talk about that.

And he did mention it was going
to be a market maker, herself

profile, or he was talking about
the expectation of equilibrium and

expansion down to a run on sales stops.

And then the market feel higher
reaching for the buy stops.

All those things are for your life.

I know this stuff, but you're not
going to learn it unless you really

take advantage of note-taking.

You have to do that work.

And that's why I say it's expensive,
not expensive for 150 bucks.

It's expensive because you got
to do a lot of work to get this

stuff to, I need to digest it.

So again, when you get to the
video link is when you get on here,

there's two ways you can do it.

You can click on the link.

Okay.

And when you click on the link, it'll
open up a blank page that everybody's

freaking out about, but look down here
in the lower left hand corner, and you'll

see that it's actually downloading.

Okay.

So don't freak out when it's done.

You're just gonna click on
an open end when I'm done.

Nah, I'm done.

I have to click.

It was from your downloaded
last night's video.

Now.

I don't know what your ISP.

Speed is, I don't know what
that is for you, but I'm using,

uh, infinity from Comcast.

That's how long it takes
for me to download it.

So when I hear people saying it's 45
minutes to an hour, I don't know what's

going on, but you can do it that way.

Or this is what I tell you all to do
on all video links, go to the link.

Okay.

And on your mouse, there's a
right button and a left button.

You want to click on the
right button, click on that.

And then it says, save
link as click on that.

And it'll give you the
opportunity to directly download

it right into your folder.

You can name it, whatever you want, but
this is a directory name for that file.

Okay.

And it would be, I would
be doing two copies of it.

If I downloaded it, I'm not
going to do it, but you click

save and it downloads it.

And then boom, you have it
right in your hard drive.

You're not watching it
streaming and online.

You're going to watch it
right from your, your PC.

And you can see everything crystal
clear, high definition, new

buffering, no, none of that stuff.

It'll be right in here.

Your library will come complete.

And that's what you want to do.

You don't want to get to 12
months and say, man, I wish I

would have done all this stuff.

Then this is going to be a lot of videos.

A lot of it is, and this way
you can group it, you can create

your own individual directors and
folders and your own computer.

And once you have all of them, burn
them onto a CD rom and save them.

Anything can happen.

God forbid, something happens to me and I
don't keep up with paying for the website

or I don't keep up paying for the forum.

Okay.

And then it's gone.

You've invested the money.

I don't intend to die anytime
soon, but something happens.

You know, I can't stop
that from taking me out.

But if it happens, you know,
at least you have a library of

what you paid for at that time.

And it's just, it would be foolish for
you not to accumulate the videos as

we do them by doing the right button,
click on your mouse and save a save

link as, and it'll directly download
the MP4 file right to your computer.

Okay.

So hopefully that's answered
the question about what it is

and where these things are at.

But, uh, the Twitter feed that's where
all the time sensitive things are.

So Raj don't freak out what I'm saying.

I'm going to send the video
out later than any one.

It's not time-sensitive material.

Time-sensitive material is always
going to be directly sent to you in

Twitter and chart or commentary only.

I'm not oblivious to the fact
that not all of us are on the same

schedule, but if you're getting into.

And it has something
to do with timeliness.

Then obviously it's going to come through
Twitter because it's a direct message

directly from me to highlight a specific
thing that's unfolding in the marketplace.

So with that folks, I'm going to close
this long-winded session and I will get

back with you later on this afternoon,
I'll link everything on a post with this

recording, the middle, um, sorry, the
morning session, the middle session that

we're doing now, and the prerecorded
session will go up all at one time at

three 30 today, it'll all be there.

So I'm not going to
upload multiple portions.

I just wanna do all at
one time, about three 30.

You'll have all the links.

Okay.

Again, time sensitive stuff.

So on Twitter.

So don't freak out.

If you haven't seen the video, if
you're clicking on a webinar links in

the invitations and you're not getting
anything because that's already over.

So this is one of those long ones
that shouldn't be the general rule.

We should be doing 10, 15 minute
durations, but because we really didn't

do any trades today, I gave you some.

Some housekeeping stuff
I had to talk about.

And then we talked about that a
us cat, which is nice because it's

not one of the pairs that you are
used to hearing you talk about.

So, but that folks have a
pleasant afternoon and I will

catch up with you later on.