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Okay folks, I'm going to give you a recap of today real quick, and just
remind you that the whole month of September is just an illustration of.
Efficiency.
In other words, are we able to see things ahead of the fact and be able to
anticipate where the markets are going?
Um, if I can't, if I cannot illustrate that effectively over the
course of a week, multiple times, uh, my goal is obviously to give
you something every single day.
And so far, we've been doing that since we started last week in August.
Um, and there's, some of you are all wanting to do.
Position trading and all that stuff, but there's a curriculum in this.
And the first month is just number one to show you in advance, where
the markets are going to go.
And then my two, we start taking the things and breaking it down
into a digestible way of using it.
And we start building on that.
Okay.
Um, if you're not patient and you think this was signing up and you're gonna
download 12 videos and then you can ask for a refund or cancel the subscription.
Surprise.
I told you that wasn't going to be like this.
Okay.
So it's 12 months for a reason.
I'm dragging it out there because I need you to spend time on individual concepts.
So if, if you're not seeing value in this, obviously I have two people,
you know, throwing the towel today and I can respect that if it doesn't
fit for you, it doesn't fit for you.
But there, there is no coming back.
Cause I don't want the problems of dealing with bringing back people once they leave.
And I just don't want it.
So either you get in here by October.
Or you're done and it's it that way that the group is manageable.
I know what I'm working with and it is what it is.
So that's the housekeeping portion of the presentation today.
Um, we talked about the London session this morning and I didn't
really get a chance to sleep.
So I, all I did was get something to eat.
And my wife kept me going, talking about the issues that went on last
night on Twitter, but we're looking at.
Um, uh, consolidation still on the dollar.
Um, we had a little bit of an upside slant, uh, relative to, uh, uh,
let's go out to an hourly chart.
We talked about this,
what are blocked down here?
Price came down to that and we hadn't reached for any liquidity on yet.
Okay.
So we did run the stats below here.
We did hit an order block as well over here, and it came back off of that.
So what we were indicating during the London session was while it's
not terribly bullish, um, I didn't see it as over overly bearish either.
I felt that we would look for the liquidity above the highs, and
we saw that today, just sweeped above it just a little bit.
And we mentioned that Euro was going to be in a consolidate.
It's probably in everyone's, uh, classification, a nice
trading range there too.
And as we were watching London, I had mixed opinions about what
I thought cable was going to do.
And we're going to talk about that real quick and then we'll close it with, um,
your panel actually is go to your account because if we know consolidation was in
Euro dollar, uh, we were looking for, obviously the breaker was the upside.
And then if we got through that, we would clear out these equal highs
and then an old high back here.
It did.
No, it didn't stop it at all.
Went right on through that.
Uh, cable has nice slide today.
And Euro being kept in a nice tight range.
You guys know from the free tutorial stuff, what that
will do for your old pound.
And it's like steroids for this to go up.
Uh, the, the only thing that we didn't see pan out, they
were watching was the Aussie.
Uh, we were looking for a little bit of a movement here, but obviously if the
dollars are going to go up, there's going to be really Aussie dollar to do that.
Uh, we were giving two illustrations here.
Um, if we continue through, um, we would trade and I'm not going to
recap all that stuff that was already in the presentation this morning.
Um, and if we broke through this low here, we would use it for a
practice session for a turtle soup.
So that's the, that's the dog of the day, uh, pound.
Okay.
We had this liquidity void over here.
We've talked about this for a while.
Um, I wasn't terribly excited about this one yet because I didn't know
what we were going to see in terms of the London session because
of the four 30 release of CPI.
And I think a couple of two other ones that came out there were a medium impact.
And then we had five o'clock in the morning, my time, uh, drug.
And then an absence or a backing of any news coming out during
the, uh, the New York session.
So I got one more thing for your notes today.
Um, if there isn't anything going on in New York.
Okay.
And you have high-impact stuff on London, uh, barring the speech because
the speech is kind of like a wild card.
You don't know, what's going to be said, you don't know how they're going to
use that information when it's spoken.
And that was one of the things I was weighing out this morning.
Um, I, I was looking at a, our F sorry.
I was looking at a way out here.
Okay.
I wanted to see a run one more time to get up into this little area up in here.
I mean, that would have been enough for me to try.
The move going lower into that, even though I said, I
would've never shorted it.
And I didn't, I gave you, um, the levels in that recording I was
doing when I was doing the live close of that long dollar CAD trade.
I briefly showed all the levels for, uh, well, these levels on here, which
I'm going to explain, but, uh, at that point, Um, I knew that obviously the
range was going to expand to the downside because cable was allowed to move.
It was being lowered in price.
It was repricing lower, and fiber was maintaining that tight range
and dollar had a slight slant to bullishness as we were describing
earlier in the month in session.
So with those ideas in mind, modestly bullish to neutral on dollar.
Cable was falling out of bed.
Didn't respect anyone to order blocks.
Uh, Euro dollar was moving in consolidation and we had
further upside for Europan.
After we took this, uh, level out, we knew there was a clean levels of stops here.
And, and obviously if it's going to run here, it's going to come all
the way back up here and run that.
Um, I want to, I'm a little surprised that it ran this much through
it, but that's always something good to be, uh, surprised by.
It's a terrible thing that it never gets to where you want it to go, but when
it gets through it it's even better.
So I don't mind leaving a little, little bit of fat on the bone for that.
Nothing.
I took a trade, but in my analysis, I'm okay with that.
The pound, if they go out to a four hour or down to a four hour.
Okay.
Um, you could see, we, we did clear the stops up here and what I was
looking for, I was wanting to see if this stop run here would set
up, uh, uh, further run into this.
I wanted to see this area tagged one more time and it didn't do it.
And I, as I watched live this morning with all the questions that were coming
across, uh, in, uh, in the presentation, um, I was getting bombarded with questions
about, you know, what about this?
What about that candle?
Between all that.
And the fact that I wasn't really watching your opium because I was distracted
with everything else that's going on.
As soon as I looked at your APAM and it was honestly by a prompting of one
of the, uh, community members, they said, uh, look at your Pam as the
link, take a look at that real quick.
Cause I started thinking to myself, wait a minute, you're always
in a consolidation cable slide.
Um, we're probably going to see your panel rally.
That's going to be a case Euro dollar is going to be maintained in
that tight consolidation as we saw.
So during the London session, I said that we would probably wash out these
lows and see further upside for European.
We saw those things.
Now, if that's going to be the case, that bodes well for bullish valor
CAD, which we'll close the session within a moment for now as the market
was coming down, we were halting just above these equal lows down here.
Okay.
This is another, uh, liquidity.
Price was coming all the way down here.
That's not going to turn around there and go up, especially when European
has upside objectives and dollar.
I'm sorry.
You're a dollar is being held in a slight, real tight consolidation.
So we drop down to a 15 minute timeframe.
You'll actually see the New York session set up right in here.
Bare shoulder block came up, hit it middle of the range expansion on the downside.
And you're probably all wondering where did I go?
These levels here.
What I did was I took a fed and I used the low here, not the stop run.
That's always going to be erroneous price action.
It's just going to just be a run on liquidity.
I want the absolute low that the market stopped at.
Not, not the rate because the rate is going to be different
than everybody else's.
And here's profit.
Objective.
Number two.
All I did was pull it from this low up to the high and the projection down here.
You get the, uh, oh, I was saying it's 1 62.
Let me double check.
Make sure if I say something in there, you guys off
profits.
Objective number two.
Yeah.
At 1 6, 2, 1 6 Tuesday, just for completeness sake, you guys want
to know what my fib levels are.
I'll scroll through them real quick.
You guys can see you just put your feet together like this, make sure
you put all rights, reserved copyright industrial trade, and that's kids.
The, uh, and you end up with a fib like mine and.
That's the objective I was reaching for.
And now why that, why not do the, um, the 100% measured move?
Whatever that low is up to the high minus this low down there to here.
Why not get a perfect symmetrical price swing?
Well, because obviously it's already moved a considerable amount already for today.
And I think this range in here is going to need.
Um, tomorrow to completely close in and, and it probably
runs through the lows here.
This is really got my interest down here.
Cause if we lose this range here, this is probably gonna make a run for this.
And as much as I don't want to be a seller, I'm still not going
to short it, but I think we could probably end up going down here.
Potentially.
So, um, as the market was reaching down for this level,
again, I like first targets.
I don't like all of the meat.
Okay.
I'm not trying to be a glutton.
I just want to know where the market's going to most likely go.
And I'm okay with that.
I think it went down to the order block, which is this level down here or in here
that would have been just fine by me.
I could care less if they went all way down here.
I don't care.
That's a nice range from the New York session down there.
That's all you need.
Now, this is one of the things I say in the tutorials, and you
actually got a chance to see it this morning, because as I was watching
cable, I had a changing gears.
And while I was looking for a, something to give me some bullishness in here, as
soon as five o'clock hit, we'd get down.
And it just didn't have any momentum to get back above it.
And then I was looking at the European live and, uh, you know, recording
gets, you see that, and then you watch me actually change gears.
What I was expecting to see in London.
Didn't give me any evidence to that at all.
None.
And I talked about the likelihood of it rolling through and
taking out the stock down here.
And then obviously if we go below these stats, we have to consider what that
range would be in terms of the void.
Now I want you to look at this.
This is cool because you're going to see this a lot when you're doing your studies.
When you have a liquidity void or a very big exposed range, define it very well.
Okay.
You have the low here.
You have the high here.
There's no other candles in this range.
This one stops here.
This one stops here.
So all of this is just inside this one candle.
So that range there is very poor.
It's very thick.
It's also what a range.
It's just a simple range.
So the sensitivity of that range is going to be the same
thing in terms of equilibrium.
So if we've measured that at range, there's equilibrium price point,
I'm going to take this level.
We'll make another one, drag it right up there and look at the sensitivity.
The first time it hits, it hangs around there for a little bit.
This is a first target.
Uh, Idea.
Okay.
How much it hung around there and spent time sitting at that level,
all that congestion right there.
And finally it releases down to the daily objective 1 62
extension on this measured swing.
And if you have my old tutorial, uh, swing trading, um, that's what this is.
All I did was use that real time today and, and gave you the idea.
How it can happen.
Um, what I didn't like is it spent too much time and all this.
Okay.
And in hindsight, I can see now that it would've been a nice sell when we
were watching it live, but it's just too many things going on one time.
And I, like I said before, you're going to miss it.
You're going to mess up things.
You're going to, you're going to expect something to happen.
You're gonna miss trades and doesn't matter.
You can still find something else in the day, especially if you understand
what London's provided for you.
So.
Well, for me, it was low probability for London.
It gave me the idea that dollar.
If this is going to go softer and I don't want to be a seller of cable.
And you're probably saying it doesn't make any sense.
ICT, you hear your tools say it's going to go lower, but you don't want to sell it.
I told you why I've been telling you for weeks.
I just don't trust cable right now as a seller, I don't want to do it.
I'm afraid that as soon as I get in there, I'm going to have that man.
I should have just listened to my gut and not did it.
And I don't care.
I'm not hungry for the money.
I just don't want to do something.
I know as a trader doesn't fit my psyche so it can have
all the glorious sell signals.
I'm just avoiding that side of the market for cable right now.
And I'm okay with that.
But because of that insight I had for a pound dollar, it took me over to us cat.
And we talked about this also in the session all before the fact that it
was likely to consolidate in here.
Okay.
And once we see a consolidation, it would probably run up through, run the
staffs at 1 30, 1 50 and the old high is.
Right there.
And it comes in at 1 30, 1 52.
So we're going to round down to the nearest round, mid figure or 10 level,
1 30, 1 50, the high, which is good.
Right.
Expand again.
Uh, we have 1 30, 1 76.
I could care less.
I could care less 50 pips, just like that.
Outlined in advanced telling you based on other asks.
And other currencies, I wasn't willing to trade.
I was really interested in this one because it had all of the
hallmarks that would be expected.
The dollar had a slight bullish slant to it.
Europan had outside objectives.
Euro dollar is being held in consolidation.
That means they're going to let cable rally lower.
Okay.
So if pound dollar is going to rally lower, that means they're
going to at least keep dollar neutral to bullish because Katie.
If it's going lower fiber and dollar can't be in consolidation.
There's going to have to be some movement on one of them.
And we, we arrived at, in London that the dollar had already probed
its lower end liquidity with this area here and nothing on the upside
had been swept for four stops.
So, you know, above your current market action in here, that's
where the market's going.
So if that's the case, then we have a built-in dollar cab.
It's going to go up and it's going to go up to reach for liquidity,
just like the dollar, just like the dollar it's all in the same playbook.
So I'm trying to think if there's anything else, uh, to dress this up, but
that's all the lifts that I got for it.
Um, I did most of the talking and outlying in the London session,
but, uh, just for completeness, let's look at the, uh, Dell again.
See what kind of interaction it had?
It had, it had some lift in it as well.
Um, not terribly bullish.
And one more quick look on the valor swissy and it had
slightly bullish, very modestly bullish.
Okay.
So admittedly, it's a tricky day.
Um, I earned my stripes today.
I don't, uh, I don't make any bones about it.
Um, London for me was a deciphering from no real time to figure out
what it wanted to do and it's okay.
It's okay to not take the trade and get insight because it gives you
the built-in advantage for New York.
So you're going to see a lot of times where, because I only take like one
trade a week in London, you know, I don't really go in here every single day,
but it gives me the context of what to expect on the rest of the day, New York.
And that's where the money.
The easy bread and butter trades.
Even if you guys are sitting at your jobs, okay.
If you're changing tires that are Jiffy lube, Jiffy, they don't change
that that tells you how much of a mechanic I am, wherever you're at.
If you've got a smartphone, it's easy to get into between seven
o'clock and nine o'clock in the morning and just sneak in a trade.
Okay.
And wait for the remainder of the daily range to unfold.
That's all really this idea was here on Canadian.
I had already seen the, uh, the rally up on a dollar it's pausing.
It's crowding just below what a liquidity pool here and an
old high, which is 1 30, 1 52.
And again, that's over here whenever you hear all these equal
highs, that's what they ran.
Okay.
And it's going to be a huge impulse to want to run those out,
despite the fact that just look.
Fibonacci ideas alone and resistance because they make this look like
resistance in the textbooks.
Okay.
Hit resistance.
Here it is.
All right.
Here's here's a Fibonacci 79% retracement level.
It starts to give it to them.
See that, but no, no, no.
We talked about this being a lead into a run on liquidity above the marketplace.
So it's not just Fibonacci that wins the race.
Harmonic patterns is not all that business in a job.
It's not simply support and resistance.
You have to have an understanding of where the money is, and that's going
to be in the form of liquidity and stops, uh, open, uh, float and no words
pending orders that would be above or below the marketplace and fair value.
So that's all I got for today.
Um, I'm not going to hang around for questions or anything like
that, but, uh, I will be giving you probably a bunch of charts tonight.
There won't be any more videos.
Uh, because I am literally wasted.
So as soon as the sugar rush burns off me, I drank an ensure to give myself
a little bit of boost before I got on here, when this burns up I'm crashing.
So I'll probably who knows what I'm going to be awake.
So the video is done now it'll be online in 20 minutes or so.
And then I will, like I said, download the, um, the form up with some charts
and notations about anything, how we ended up closing for, uh, three 30 today.
Until tomorrow, munchkins, I will catch you on the rebound.
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