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Okay, welcome back folks.

Um, we're going to quickly discuss, uh, British pounds.

And I was looking for the, the portion of the video I did in our three hour session.

The other day, during the session, I, I keep the, the questions box

up in case someone tells me that I lost audio or something like that.

And it's usually.

Plethora of questions or can we look at this pair?

Can we look at Ian in everyone there's LLV and so much so, uh, but I was getting

questions a lot about the British pound.

You can, can we look at panel dollar and have you seen pound dollar?

And I, I knew that, yes, I saw it and it just kept coming in waves.

Can we talk about British pounds and for the life of me, I don't know why.

But it just happened.

I said fiber.

And I said, you know, you need to stay away from fiber.

It's going to, you know, it's not going to be good.

It's there, you're in some deep shit with that.

And I S I was thinking in my head British pounds, obviously.

Cause that's the one we talked about with nothing, nothing underneath the lows.

We, we identified the lows on British pounds with no near-term

support, huge gaps underneath it.

So the.

The, um, discussion was linked with the door shut bank, because

it's going to affect the Euro.

It's going to affect a Euro pounds.

It's going to affect the British pounds.

It's going to affect, uh, you know, well, it's going to have effect on swissy too.

So I had had discussed.

The two liquidity pools on the British pound.

And underneath that know, I use the term someone else shared in the chat room

or not, it's not really a chat room.

It's really a question box, um, regards to, uh, you know, what you

would describe it underneath there.

And the term that you used was the abyss.

It's been commonly tossed in our, our tweets now, but the,

the level at which it moved down.

Good grief.

Nobody could have expected that, you know, there was some black Swan type, uh,

you know, ideas that one could go along with and create all kinds of scenarios,

but nobody can sit here and say, Hey, look, you know, it was going to do this.

It's going to do that.

But we talked about, there was no real near term.

So.

And because of that, I've been trying to keep people because

you're, you're actually paying for me to tell you this stuff now.

And I know most of you, aren't going to listen in.

I tell you I'm not trying to be a trade advisor.

I'm not trying to tell you.

Um,

you guys can hear me.

I got one person telling me that there's audio is not going through.

Appreciate it.

Thank you.

I lost my train of thought new was the last thing I said

before I asked the audio check.

Oh yeah.

Um, I didn't want to talk about British pounds because some of you

will be in there trading based on something I say, and I didn't want

to lead anybody into that pair because there's no support on that.

And I didn't think that it would be prudent on my part

or responsible my part date.

And you can talk about it and get people excited.

Cause the last thing I would want is for you to be in a trade and in the

thing gaps down in two minutes, 700 pips where those stop-loss protects you in

there it's it would be just ridiculous.

You would be really hurt bad.

And I got emails from some people that have been trading British pound.

Some have been really good and obviously in their favor, a few, not so good.

And.

That's why I've avoided the British pounds, but we will talk about

it, but I want to take a look at the, uh, the non-farm payroll

first, and then we'll come back and review cable and the dollar CAD.

But the, um,

first thing you have to do is look at the non-farm payroll

two minutes before the numbers.

Really?

So let's take a look at, let's go with a 15 minute.

Dollar

bill study calves.

Got, um,

what's a good pair to work.

Look at today.

No, I don't want to look at gold.

Cool.

Okay.

As you can see, I wasn't really prepared to do a live session today

as we were discussing yesterday.

Uh, generally non-farm payroll is an event we don't really do too much with.

Okay.

We're seeing the effects of non-farm payroll just a minute before they

actually released the number.

So, so mine was a little ahead of the game.

Well,

now we have a little bit of a void over here.

It closed in that here.

We'll see if it wants to come up and hit the bottom of this bodies, candle

or candles, body wise, say it backwards.

96, 94 to watch to see if it hits that.

If we treat through this, we'll clean out 97, 30 on the door.

Let's take a real quick look over it all.

He's done nothing dead movie.

Okay.

I think pound has spooked everybody in every pair.

There's a, there is no.

There's no way anyone's looking at the market today and

saying, well, this is low risk.

It's definitely low risk.

So dollar can look at that heart attack.

Now, before we pour it up, why do you think it's reactive?

Is there something up there at those highs?

I mean, looking at the chart like this, I mean, this is probably

what you're used to seeing.

If you're new, if you're looking at this and you're thinking, okay, well

what causes this type of effect here?

Because I'm going to tell you, this is how I, this is how I started seeing it.

I would look at charts like this.

Okay.

And because I had, at the time I had super charts and Metta stock on my real-time

data, it would be delivered to me and I'd watch price and I'd see these reactions.

And for the life of me, I couldn't understand why they would occur.

And as I learned more about price action.

And then I suddenly it could go into the charts and seat and justify why it did it.

And it had nothing to do with any of the indicators.

We talked about a specific area on dollar CAD.

Okay.

And I already have it in chart form NRA tweeted actually this morning.

So if you haven't checked your Twitter, um, there was a specific

level that we had in mind that we were expecting price to be drawn up in.

And that's what you see it do here, but above this specific

level, we're going to pull up.

All right, we're getting ready to flip over here and go up, take

out 97, 30 stops on the dollar,

but the levels on the dollar CAD, we identified old highs.

Okay.

I think there was still.

I think it was three other fellow mistaken, my head swirled with all

kinds of emails and questions and stuff.

So before I click on the tab, um, to take us to the other 15 minute chart

that has those specific old highs that we looked for in September, I

gave you specific things to focus on what to focus on right now.

And we build on that model every single month with new components and more

understanding of the amplification.

But it's the beginning basis of how everything is going to be utilized

in this mentorship towards the end.

They're all the building blocks that you're going to plug and play with the,

with the PDF out, all the things that you do in a flow chart format formation.

That's where you're going to, you're going to use these, uh, implement for trades.

So then I will, I'll discuss this entry over here, but give

me a second to go over to.

Here.

All right.

So here's the three highs we talked about in hindsight.

I mean, before we did it rather, the, uh, we have high here.

We have high here and we have a high here.

What rests above these equal highs when, when the market creates these

little perfect little trustworthy resistance levels, what's the first

thing that goes into your mind.

Now what's the first thing you're thinking.

What's up.

Okay, I'm gonna ask you again because it's a couple of, you said it wrong.

If you're short, if you're short on the market and you want to place your stop

above an old high, what type of stuff?

I'm waiting for one of the ladies to respond because I got it.

There you go.

There.

You good?

All right.

So what's resting above old highs is by stops.

So now think about what that's telling you.

Okay.

If there's buy stops there, that means that that's liquidity to

do what sell to right there.

They're willing to do what

they're willing to buy positions.

That's going to be offered to them or sold.

So how are market makers engineering and using that liquidity?

If the market price is below that.

We identified a liquidity pool down here, it hit, it, ran out.

We talked about this live, it ran up a hit 1 30, 2 44 level live and

it came down retrace a little bit.

And I'll get into the discussion about this, but in proximity to that area

of buy stocks, we're still down here.

So what's, these buys stops going to do for price.

What's it going to act that we talked about this yesterday, it's going to act.

It's like a magnet, it draws price up there.

Why would they want to take price there?

Because there's willing participants to do what, what is market price been doing?

What's it been doing since over here?

Going up.

Right.

So if they're long, okay.

And they're only going to allow price to move this long, going one direction.

If it's in their interest, the market's not looking to pay.

It's to pay the bank.

Don't believe all this nonsense like on my Twitter feed last night, some

goober on here was talking about how he thinks he understands the market and

there's no there's new market makers.

Listen, the buy stops above this high.

Okay.

Over these highs, that's where all the willing participants are to

buy it from you at a higher price.

Now we're not taught to buy high.

We're taught to buy low and sell high, but the market makers remember

it's that market efficiency paradigm.

You have to look at the marketplace as a liquidity provider, but we're

all trained to look at it as a retail trader buy low sell high.

No, no, no, no.

I want to know where the buyers are above me because that's where

I'm going to unload my loan.

That's all the market makers doing.

He's looking at what he can do to engineer liquidity above old highs.

That way it's an easy, it's an easy place to delineate where

liquidity is going to be resting.

You don't need to see an order.

Okay.

Are all these things like go out into has, you know, they're supposed to

order book and they show you where all the orders are stacking around

specific price levels that might work.

Sometimes.

Sometimes it doesn't, sometimes it doesn't give you any kind of insight whatsoever.

But when you look at price, price, can't hide it's right.

Where you can see it in the easiest way to see it is old highs or lows

and clean highs where there's real clean and tidy highs, where it

just doesn't want to go above it.

And it gives traders this false sense of safety.

That it's going to go and be resistance or it's going to go and become support.

So if we know up here relative to these three highs back here, okay.

More so the equal double up here, but this is still nice.

This is supporting the idea that it give you one more reason to trust it.

The market does what reaches right up into that right above it.

How many pips do we look for?

Uh, stock and stock stop sweep.

What grades do we look for?

10 and 20 pips.

Okay.

10 and 20 pips.

The level we identify relative to the, the high

is 32 80.

Okay.

32 80.

The opening who in this candle is the highest of all the books.

It's 32 94, 32 94.

Ready to hear?

So it's just a little bit, just a little bit above 10 pips, but it's

still a good bellwether measurement in terms of looking for how far

they'll reach above that level.

Did they work that level?

In other words, did they spend time up there building the idea?

It's probably going to be a bull flag or it's going to find support.

It, kept it up there, absorbed all the liquidity and then repriced on what the

numbers, the non-farm payroll numbers.

So they drew price all the way up, going into non-farm.

Cap it there notice that once it, once it got there, it didn't break higher.

It didn't break lower.

It just stayed in this general area.

We only have one little retracement closing and avoid one more punch

up to it, but didn't breach it.

Clean these little highs out here on this one, WIC and then ran lower on the

smokescreen that's non-farm payroll.

Take a look at the Euro real quick.

See what it's doing

between this candles, opening, just downwind in this swing.

What's in that little area right there.

Fair value gap.

Very good.

Nick,

what makes this little area sensitive?

It's only had one side of the market traded through it.

In other words, we had a down candle here.

The next candle prints it trades up through it.

So only had one pass.

So delivery of price, just like paint on a paintbrush.

The first stroke, it's nice even delivery on the upside, but there's

probably going to be some gaps.

You've got to come back down and do it.

It doesn't do it here.

It comes back just a little bit runs, but then we come all the way down and trade

through that area again, right here.

Then it's allowed to go.

So I'm on non-farm payroll.

Again, just say the folks that are new or you just signed in today,

we do not do any trading despite me showing examples this year having done.

So, um, they, they were demo.

They weren't, they weren't to try to entice you to do this on a

monthly basis with non-farm payroll.

Yes.

Um, Richie identified this also as a propulsion candle.

Um, I like to see a level, a little bit more of a body on it, but it is

essentially because it's respected the down candle here, came down, hit it again.

So it's a higher order block.

That's bullish and it came down and hit it again.

So you shouldn't see the, uh, this candle give up.

In other words, you shouldn't see price go below that one.

Check a look at Aussie.

Yes, it's dead money.

Euro pound

looks like it might want to sweep 95.

90 50, 90, 70, potentially on europium.

I don't trust this as a breakdown on dollar.

I think that is closing in this void right in here, small little

section, which is the fair value gap you came down and closed that in.

I think for before we get to 10 30 in the morning, New York time,

this could potentially go up here and start trading above 97 30,

which is classic non-farm payroll.

Uh, non-farm payroll day.

Generally.

You'll see both directions of the marketplace traded they'll set

suddenly send it one direction in his case, down in a note, change

directions on you and go the other way.

So think about it this way.

People woke up this morning, they saw the flash crash on pound dollar.

Obviously that's sending reverberations through the marketplace.

What's going on?

You would, you know what happened?

Um, they see the dollars bullish.

So naturally they're all going to do one, wanting to do what

they're gonna want to be buying.

Well, non-farm payroll comes out, slammed at lower.

It's meant to do what to scare you from wanting to buy dollars.

Why?

Because it's slamming down who wants to buy net.

They get, they get scared.

They don't want to do that.

So they're forming a sentiment or they're upsetting market sentiment,

even though that the dollar should be viewed as bullish because of

uncertainty in the pound, in the Pam, there should be a rush to.

Safety, and I'm not going to defend the dollar in case you were going to

talk about safety or flight to quality because ultimately the dollar really is

a facade, but that way it's engineered is they want you to go to dollars, but

they want you to go to dollars, okay.

For them to buy it.

So if you went long on dollars waking up this morning, and then non-farm

payroll comes out, they drive it.

Recent market lows.

Why would they want to do that?

Because if you're along and you bought dollars on the heels of looking at

the flash crash in cable, you're going to have your cell stops below those

lows, protecting your long position.

So if you have sell stocks below the lows on dollar that you bought,

because you're trying to go to a quality, if they take the market below.

And hit those sales starts, but low dollar lows, those cells starts to become market

orders to sell to market providing by side liquidity for on the sorry, sell

side liquidity for their smart money buys.

So design is dollar higher as it should be, but they got to put people in and

allow them an opportunity to get it.

And then put their stops in and then run the market below those lows to drive

in a huge pocket of selling liquidity.

And now this buy it all up

and then the market will be allowed to move higher.

That's generally what you see going on in non-farm payroll,

but because it can be a carnival ride, it can go up and down a lot.

And it's just, it's it's really.

And while it's sometimes fun to watch, and it is pretty much a monthly thing

where I'll observe it and just test myself and pretend, you know, okay.

If I was gonna hurt this trader, if I going to hurt that trailer

trader, um, it's interesting.

The view, it like that where the market liquidity would be

in, in, in why it would be used.

It's a good exercise and it builds storyline behind it.

But as a trading day, With your putting live money in there, you

don't, you don't ever want to do that.

Non-farm payroll.

We, you know, it's NFP days, but it's not for professionals.

You do not want to be trading on a day like this.

I don't care how good you thought it was going to move.

And it does in the past, you have probably got a handful of examples

where you probably could talk about how you called it before it happened.

Try doing it with live money and see what happens.

Just believe me, it's, it's not as easy as it sometimes feels like.

What do I think about Euro pound?

Um, I'll be quite honest with you, you know, I'm not gonna, I ain't

gonna make any bones about this.

It's because of what cable did last night, you know, we mentioned there

was no support under us, but wow.

I mean, they really sunk that thing down.

And he did it right after true day closed.

You're doing this, that look at the time.

Look at the time, actually screw it.

Let's just go over and start looking at, uh, cable mail.

Cause I got to close this video and get my kids to school.

All right.

So all this move here, but Giardia, this was all done in like a all three minutes.

So we're going to go down into.

Hourly chart.

So it looks like you had a whole hour to do all that.

When in fact, when we go down into a 15 minute timeframe,

it looks like you had 15 minutes to do all that.

Well, we're going to get it on a five minute chart.

Well, it looks like we had five minutes to do that.

Now let's go down until one minute chart.

It's about the only time you're gonna see a one minute chart in my teachings.

All right.

This is what took place in one minute price.

And immediately was here.

There was no trading, it was here, the candle opened and it was there.

And the next candle, it was down there.

And then here, here, here, here, these gaps right here, this, from this candle,

this candle here, that's the poorest price action that liquidity boy creates.

See this big gap, right?

See that big gap from where this candle closed and where this next

little piece of a candle opened up.

That poorest price action is what is caused by these big moves.

It's called it's repricing.

Okay.

Where it's here.

They repriced the here.

Then they repriced to here.

Then they repriced to here.

And it trades down in here, but this is all central bank.

This is not lack of liquidity.

Okay.

They repriced the here, running out everybody.

Then they reprice down the here, running out everybody, they repriced

down the here, running out anybody.

So anybody who was trying to buy a low, why they would do that, I don't know.

I'm not going to defend that, but there's something that they're trying to buy.

That is a lot of folks out there that we're looking at potentially

trying to capture the low and.

Some of them are aggressive in the inference of money to be made.

They took it.

This liquidity void in here.

All I did was I waited.

I waited for it to come up, create a void.

Once it closed in here.

That's why I went short.

I went short based on the fact that we closed in the jar to this void.

I did not expect this entire portion to be re uh, refilled in because why,

why would they let them off the hook?

If they repriced down the here on their first report?

Why would you want to, why would they want to let them off the hook?

Why would they want to do that?

They're just going to put the screws to them again.

So being short here, after the void closed, then let's go out

to a 15 minute timeframe again.

You're seeing it in here and then it ran one more time up

drifted, a little bit lower.

And then I sat through all this business.

At the time that I saw this happen, actually I had met my effects book,

uh, thing popping off in the background on that little Chi-Ming thing.

You'll probably hear it again in person, another Nielsen.

That's what that's, what's going on in the background with my computer with,

well, I heard this thing and I was wanting to find out how I could turn it off.

But when I did, I saw on there, somebody commented, um, what the F UWT.

Like what the F just happened in pound dollar.

And I'm like, I already had a feeling what was going to be on

the chart when I clicked on it.

And when I clicked on it, I was like, wow.

And I went to our Twitter feed and obviously everybody was like, you

know, he got crushed what's going on.

So I went right to the chart.

So I'm looking at it.

Okay.

Well here we got the void in here.

Like I just showed you on a one minute chart.

We were going, gonna close in some of that.

And then what I'm going to do is this is the first retest or reach

retrace, even if it never goes all the way down to the low, I don't care.

I know that there's going to be one more drive that go lower.

It can ultimately go lower and another thousand more pips.

Okay.

Ultimately, I think we're going to see one 14 print on four XLT, the

demo candle one, I teach through it.

Didn't print that low to low on here.

My love for this feed is 1 20 32.

So I'm not sure.

I'm not sure if, uh, you have that low, but, um, I think there's going

to be a wide disparity, huge disparity when everybody else is low is okay.

What you're seeing is I think that, I think the central banks are

pissed off because I'm talking about EBITDA when I'm not supposed to be.

And they're sending me pop shots warnings across the bow.

Now there's their support underneath cable.

That's all it was.

I got people asking me, are they trying to scare you?

No.

No.

I mean, if they are, I'm not, I didn't listen to it like

that to send me an email.

You know, just let me know that you're upset with me and then

we'll do something different.

But in the meantime, in the meantime, just understand the load, the

British pound us dollar Lowe's.

There was nothing, there was no support, 0 0, 0, 0.

So if we see a big rundown like this, the first retracement is just like

the first hit to an order block.

There's going to be movement.

Okay.

And it doesn't.

See price come all the way back down to the low.

You don't need that.

What I did was I said, okay, if this was my low and I want to get shored up

in here on the first fill in that void that I showed them a one minute chart.

Okay.

And the one minute chart was really not defining.

I'm showing you, I'm showing you what that looks like.

Look at that off.

You hear me?

The, um, it's a beautiful example.

Of what the liquidity void looks like in essence, that's exactly what it

liquidity would looks like when that woman in Charlotte, we shoot with

his gaps that same, that same, uh, idea exists in all of these big runs

in market moves, higher or lower.

You just don't see them as obvious gaps like you do when there's

something like this kind of occurring.

Okay.

So believe me, it's not that there was a lack of liquidity down.

Okay.

All these types of things.

When you see these things happen, it's the central bank repricing aggressively

down here, and they do that to scare the living hell out of everyone and

not people out of the marketplace.

There was people that tried to buy the low and they're holding their ass today.

It's not there a, they got completely decimated yesterday and just the

short span of time, the trading day.

Yeah, you guys, if you don't mind tweet your, uh, tweet your lo four

pound U S dollar and let everybody get a chance to see the wide

disparity of it across everybody's.

Yes.

And then on Twitter, that way everyone can see it.

And you'll see why brokers have a real good field day on days like this.

All right.

Here's true days and yesterday.

Okay.

This is where true day ended.

We went through dead time and then boom, major repricing.

They didn't do all this stuff during the midnight to 3:00 PM.

That's not, when you see these types of events occur.

Black Swan events will always occur outside of true day.

And that's why you don't want to be trading in those dead times.

You can get murdered in that ma I'm literally murdered.

The next trading time that we look for

is there.

So between here and here, this is all dead.

And if a black Swan event comes, it's going to happen between those

times, go and look at the swissy.

When it was de pegged from the Euro, find out what time that occurred.

It's not, it's not hard to see why and when they do it.

And again, it's not because there's, there's a lack of liquidity and

there was all kinds of liquidity.

That's why they repriced it down here.

They scooped up billions and billions of dollars today doing this.

So looking at the, uh, the cable, I wouldn't touch this for a while.

If you got beat up, I wouldn't be doing anything with the, uh, um,

the market at all for a while.

In fact, there was a gentleman that reached out to me and asked

me for some advice, and I'm going to say it, broad brush.

Certainly everybody can hear it.

I don't want to, uh, I don't want to be your.

And then I certainly don't want to be the person that you use as sounding

board for your live trades, because if I give you insights about live trade

and it doesn't pan out where it helps you in terms of making more money,

you're going to fault me for that.

And my only concern is you not losing money.

So if you lost money and you're in a position still, the first rule

is stop the bleeding, get out.

Don't do anything that would draw any more pain.

It's easy to get more money back, but if you lose all of what you have, you

got to recapitalize, or maybe you can't.

So stop the bleeding that means get out of the train, moved to the sidelines, and

then you wait minimum, take a week off.

Don't look at the market, try to take any trades as simply sit on the sidelines

and don't do anything because if you've taken a loss, then you were in some

capacity or another long on a cable-based.

You're, you're not going to think things objectively.

You're not gonna, you're not going to do very well.

You see?

I don't know if you've heard that sound or not, but that little blue, that's

what I heard last night that caused me go and look at the, uh, the parent.

Let me turn it off.

And now it's going to drive me, Ricky.

So one more quick, look at the, uh, Euro

nice response in here.

Dollar loss it's Boyd.

So you can see, or non-farm payroll.

I would reasonably have expected this to fill in and then come up

here and punch through this high.

Didn't see that happen.

The observation on the pound.

I mean the Euro dollar has been nice in terms of seeing it unfold.

No trace.

So if I would've been, if I was forcing a trade or wanting to be a part of a trade

today, which I don't generally try to do, like I said, at the beginning, um,

what I, what would I, what I would have expected to see in the dollar pan now

in dollar CAD murder.

And let's talk about this one real quick and then we'll close it.

Cause there's really nothing more to say about it.

The last night, the dollar had already moved

based on the dropdown on the pound dollar.

So since the dollar had already been running up dollar cash,

Was this sitting around in here.

Now we broke through a high right here on this candle.

This candle here opened and traded lower.

And what I was looking at us as, okay, this was the run-through this candle here.

So this is kind of like, uh, um, impulse price swing.

Now it's a 15 minute candle, but this price went here as well.

We came back down, traded into this, you know, in this candle

right here of you just as a, a void filled in, we broke through this,

the market structures bullish.

I tweeted that I liked the dollar CAD as a bike.

We've been talking about where it should go.

So like I said, I gave you enough to go on in terms of what to expect.

For upside objectives.

So reaching for that 1 32 85, 1 32 95, um, there in the videos, just watch it.

It's there.

I don't want to get out at that highest price level.

I want to get right into the level I thought would be expected to be hit.

So, in other words, if we're looking for 1 30, 2 85, 1 30, 2

95, where am I trying to exit?

Yes, this is a low, this is a low resistance liquidity.

Right.

I want to be getting out before.

So if we like institutional price levels.

Okay.

And we'd like to exit there 1 30, 2 80 is a good level to do that.

One 30 to 90 would be a good one.

If you really want to be greedy.

I just don't like the idea of doing that because you can see it didn't go very

much higher than well, what's the point?

32 97.

So only really went what, two pips above the 95 level we were looking at.

And if you would've, if you would've been watching it live, you could have

easily thought that this was going to touch 1 30, 3 big figure, which is what

are the other objectives we talked about.

So again, I don't want to go, I might call these levels and I can

high-five everybody and say, yay.

You know, the tools work.

Great.

Don't think for a second, I'm holding out for that.

I've already told you my weaknesses, my actions.

I don't want to be in there demanding every possible pit.

So if I know where it's most likely going to go to, I'm going to take

the first objective closest to that, where it gives me a lot of lines,

portion of the move and it makes perfect sense for me to get out there.

My expectation is this is going to be a reach on stops.

I don't know if it's going to continue going through that.

I don't need to know that.

I just know that down here, dollar CAD hadn't been moving yet.

When the dollar is raging.

And pound is going into the abyss.

So obviously all the dollar pairs should do what they should be moving higher.

This is real quick.

And in closing, let's take a look at what dollar ended on a 15 minute chart.

Well, this is all non-farm payroll now, but we saw.

Price do what?

For a dollar yen.

It was appreciating going higher

in dollar swissy.

And we saw it run for its old high as well, all the way through here,

Reyna higher high.

So we were bullishness on all the dollar pairs, but dollar K

was still sleeping down here.

We broke market structure.

We traded down into this range here, this up candle.

My expectation was that prices can be drawn up to here.

So as price started closing this gap, the very next candle here, it opened.

I was looking at right there in the assumptions was what I just

explained that we ran through.

We broke a swing high.

We already closed down on this candle clear to clean up the void

and this candle here at that point.

Right.

As the candle, wasn't getting like two pips away from his high that's where

the actual entry was made right there.

So I couldn't get the pricing down here.

I couldn't get anything down here, but it doesn't make a difference

because I already got the context of, we already broke market structure

here even before the million.

Yeah.

And the reason why I'm doing it, I was trying to explain to you is this

is a big impact event where it's given you a chance to get there.

Because the dollar has already moved.

The pound is being crushed and this pair should go higher, but it hasn't moved yet.

The market makers have not released dollar CAD to move higher yet.

And because of that, I needed, the opportunity was still

on the table for this pair.

I missed anything for a pound.

I missed everything.

Uh, you could have done with that.

And not that I would have done in any way, but the point is, is

because of what was going on in the carnage, but that pound and.

Dollar has already rallied, but you haven't seen it

communicated here in the U S Kat.

It's possible to enter during London.

Um, London's over here, so it's already moved a great deal and

your risk opens up even more.

So, yeah.

This entry was after the fact where the swung thing, if you will, um, happen.

Yeah,

but that's, uh, that's it nothing, no, nothing more.

I can say about it outside of that.

And the limit.

Relative to what we described over here, the schedule for the teachings.

I'm glad you reminded because I was going to forget that

because we gotta close this up.

The, uh, the month of October has five Saturdays in it.

Last time I checked, let me make sure I'm saying that correctly.

Yeah.

1, 2, 3, 4.

Wow.

Now 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, yeah.

Five of them.

So we're going to see a delivery delay just this weekend, because I have folks

that are waiting to pay me and I'm giving them a little bit of leniency.

So I'm going to allow you, uh, an opportunity to trust me that we will make

good on this, uh, the eight deliveries of this month's teachings, but this, this

weekend alone, I need to, I need to wait.

Cause there's still folks that are telling me that they can't pay until next week.

So I'm not going to give them any of the content.

And I know that may be viewed as I'm punishing you, but

you'll have all eight of them.

And plus my voice is a little bit raspy and I would rather get an opportunity

to get a chance to rest it before I get in there and start knocking off those.

So that fair for most of you in here, some of you are going to be mad and good.

My pitch fork now.

Yeah.

Just give me, uh, just give me a little bit of a time to, to allow these folks

to either get in sync or take . But that's it, it's nothing more than

to talk about for non-farm payroll.

Just not event.

I can't do anything on these days and I'm educating you not to do so as well.

And in fact, I would have been wrong if I would've did something.

So again, that's one more reason why I don't do anything with it.

Cause it's not, in my opinion, it's not trustworthy in my ability to be a hundred

percent accurate is nowhere near that.

I'm not willing to deal with this.

Let's put it that way.

Um, I was bored and I hadn't been on that Twitter feed as the reason

why I was doing that last night.

And I had one and I still have one.

I'll probably still do more over the weekend, but I'd say

guys, thank you very much.

Have a good weekend.

I hope you didn't get hurt in any of the lbs stuff.

Uh, do not trade today, stay out of the market.

And I will have a recap video for you Saturday evening by 3:30 PM.

New York.