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Okay, welcome back folks.

New year, new agenda, lots and lots of things to learn.

I got a lot of good stuff for you this year.

The few things I want to cover before we actually get into

today's teachings and coverage of what we're gonna be focusing on.

There are a number of you that I'm sure are still on holiday.

Um, many of your payments of PA process.

And some of you actually sent your text confirmation of December's content

and your interest to continue into January, but we don't do that anymore.

We're doing the digital signature.

So I appreciate those that have done that, but that still doesn't negate

your requirement to sign the NDA and.

Confirmation delivery for all the months thus far.

That's the reason why we have that form.

Um, just so you know, going forward, uh, there has been four attempts

to, uh, get refunds for all the content so far by four individuals.

And prior to me using this Adobe sign, I have won those contests

with the credit card companies, just by your emails, saying that you

agree to the terms of use before.

The content has been delivered.

So going in, you already know the content is under those policy guidelines, uh, for

individuals try to get that information for free because they realized that I

had passwords that were all the same.

That's no longer the case anymore.

So they found out that they couldn't get a refund.

I said this going forward and I don't want to beat this or belabored anymore.

So since we're starting fresh, it's a new month.

Um, some of you are still sitting on the fence about signing that

nondisclosure that just let me tell you right now, the only reason I

did the non-disclosure with the confirmation of delivery in it as well.

When I do a charge back, uh, contest with a credit card company, I have to

go through every single one of your emails and research all that, to get all

that information, to put that into a.

Uh, contest against your claim.

It's a lot of work and it meantime.

So this way, by having this done one time, if any of you have a change of

heart or whatever, or you're a bad buyer, um, I just simply give that,

that form that's confirmed by Adobe and, uh, it's pretty much lights out.

I don't have to do any kind of work outside of that.

Um, if you don't want to be here clearly, it's always been a open door.

Go ahead and leave.

You don't have to be.

But if you're concerned about not signed a non-disclosure because you think that just

the emails alone, haven't been enough.

Just let me know right now.

You're not interested in continuing any further.

That's fine.

I will refund your January payment, but this is the last attempt at

explaining it to you all here that have not signed a nondisclosure.

I'm giving you one more days, grace, because I know the holidays have impacted

some of you and some of your bank.

Um, there was a number of skipped payments and a lot of you exit

communicate to me by the email, stay in.

You didn't want this to happen.

You know, it's never happened before.

And I understand why it's the holidays.

Things are goofy this week.

So I'm giving you guys today.

So tomorrow morning at nine o'clock, I'm going to go through

and start ferreting out individuals.

So you won't be on Twitter.

You won't be on a forum and you won't have access.

I'll deny all of your, your video access.

Okay.

Um, and that's pretty much it.

I don't have anything outside of that, except for going through the content now.

So we're going to get busy and get started.

Cause I don't want to be here long today.

Um, one of the, the rules going forward as our live sessions are going to be very

brief about 30 to 40 minutes in duration.

They're highly specifically oriented that going into the

content only no rabbit trail.

Um, since this month is going to be designated to hard timeframe, position

trading, there's going to be very few live sessions, but there will be a ton

of content, but it's going to be provided to you by way of prerecorded sessions.

And it's going to be provided by the teachings.

So you're gonna have a lot of amplified teachings on things that you haven't

been accustomed to yet with my work.

All right, so let's get into it.

Um, I cannot see your comments or questions, so that way

we can keep focused folks.

Do you have any questions obviously, to send me a tweet with a link to the forum,

do not send anything to me in Twitter.

I'm going to ignore it unless it's a link to the forum.

I'm not going to reply to it.

I'm going to treat it as you didn't send me anything because

the rules are from this point when.

Any communication to me online must be either by email or through the form.

Okay.

So it's just that simple contents too rich.

I don't want to share it and I don't want people following you.

And just you're asking a question is enough to get people's gears turning,

and I'm not even here to give it away.

Okay, hooks.

Obviously January's content is delivered at position trading.

We're probably thinking, well, that's not my cup of tea, so I'm, I'm probably going

to sleep this one through and not worry about it, but you will be doing yourself

a great disservice because if you follow along on the Twitter, I actually gave you

an outline and overview of what's going to be delivered over the course of the

remaining more months of 2017 each month has its own theme, but we're starting

with the higher timeframe on January.

What this does is yes, it does teach you a defined way of position trading.

Long-term.

But as a derivative of that, you end up learning how to do

a efficient top down analysis.

You'll know how to look at the broad brush idea of market

analysis on a macro personal.

And it'll help you go into all facets of the trading techniques and concepts

that you're gonna learn over the remaining portion of the mentorship.

So don't think that this isn't going to be applicable to your scalping or to

your day trading or short-term trading.

In fact, it's actually essential for you to have high probability setups

understanding the information we're going to cover in January for those

that can't day trade or short-term.

This is going to be your cup of tea.

You can't be in front of the charts all the time.

No problem.

You don't need to be.

This'll give you all the set ups you'll ever need using a higher timeframe charts.

You'll know exactly what you're looking for.

There.

There's no broad brush, vague ideas from this point on folks, everything's

going to be delivered in a conceptual manner where you take the information

and this is what you do with it.

This is what you don't pay attention to right now.

And this is the thing that you do, right?

Nothing ambiguous from this point on.

So understand that while we are doing a lot of coverage, the majority of the

teaching content is going to be in the teachings per week, which means that

those teachings are going to be huge.

There's going to be a lot of information on them because I don't want live

sessions or intraday teachings that go hours and hours on and never get

to answering some of your questions.

New questions crop up.

Every time I get online, if I say something and variably,

it's going to trigger something.

Hey, what did he mean by that?

And if I do 90% of the delivery in the teachings, it'll funnel all the

question creation and solutions to your questions all basically in one place.

The live sessions are just going to be basically drawing our attention

to what's happening right now.

We're only going to have two live sessions per week, generally,

unless something's really happening.

I want to, I want to draw your attention to something that's exciting,

but for position trading, it's only going to be to two sessions per week.

So I'm going to give you a heads up and let you know what they are.

They're going to be delivered on Tuesdays and on Thursdays.

That's the live session schedule for the entire month of June.

You'll have the teachings, obviously, as you can have it

now, but they're going to be big.

The vials are going to be very, very large as a constellation to that.

I have to deliver them to you on Friday evenings.

So that way you have the entire weekend to go over them because there's a lot more

depth in them and it's going to be a whole lot more refined delivery of the content.

So where it you'll see the difference this weekend.

When you see the first two teachings, it's going to be a whole lot more dynamic.

Uh, delivery to what it is that you're doing and what you're looking for.

Whereas before I said, well, this is an order block.

You know, this is what you're going to do with this information for now.

And so by having all the information in the teachings, you're going

to know exactly what it is that you should be doing right now.

And try not to think ahead.

Don't try to apply everything.

You already been accustomed to only stick to what the teachings are

focusing on at each individual teacher.

I know it's gonna be hard for some of you, but believe me, if you just do

what I'm telling you in each individual teaching at the end of this month,

you will know how to position trade you'll know your entry situation.

Your exits you'll know how to scale in.

You'll know how to get your positions, uh, framed what makes the set up.

And here's the big takeaway you're going to know when not

to do anything in the market.

That's what this whole month teaches you, because if there's nothing to

do right now, That's the best time to do what something else, not trade.

Okay.

So you don't, you don't force trading.

You don't go into forcing, draw down in your account and that's what this

big timeframe perspective gives you.

And also it gives you visibility down the road where you can see set

that are coming, that you may not have been aware cause you're too, too

grained in on the lower timeframe.

So what's the basic format for every style teaching.

I'm going to be covering for the remaining portion of this mentor.

Obviously we'd go into how your charts are going to be laid out and what tools

each individual discipline requires.

Not every single tool are, are going to be at your disposal

for each individual teaching.

For instance, you're not really concerned about average daily range.

If your position trading, it says it doesn't even come into it.

So if you're going to use.

This idea that you guys have every ICT tool in the toolbox,

you know, in your chart and that's not necessary, it's overkill.

You don't need that.

You're actually gonna find out as we go into the individual disciplines that

there's very little of each component being utilized because they're highly.

Now that doesn't mean that the price action ideas that I teach aren't being

used, but certain tools aren't going to be applicable to certain disciplines,

but the price action study is universal.

And you'll see what I mean by as we go through each discipline, what frames?

The position trade.

Okay.

I'm going to give you ideas to give you the initial trade that

where it starts, the next leg.

We're going to talk about quarterly shifts.

Specifically where you go into the macro perspective and you'll know

what the highest probable direction is for the next three to six months.

And I mentioned this in the lead in the other day about how I'm really focused

primarily on the next three months.

And you can make a ton of money in three months perspective.

I mean, think about how many day trades are there.

If you're going to be a day trader and think about how many

short-term trades are there.

If you have a short term trade once.

Wow.

That's a dozen of dozen or so potential setups that are at your disposal for

one shot, one kill and swing trades.

You got about two or three really solid swing trades, et cetera.

And in position trades, you can get in sync with the hard timeframe trend,

and really worked that position in.

And if you can find a long-term position in.

I'm going to show you how to break that down and work into new scaled

in positions where you can build in larger positions over time, but you

don't necessarily have to put on a lot of risk initially on that first entry.

So I'm teaching you how the large funds work, their positions in and

how there's large fund managers work, their positions and positions out.

So what you're going to be able to learn how to scale.

And if you're a hardliner and you have to have one entry, one

exit you'll have that as well.

But how is the frame that set up and how to use the tools and what it

looks like on these hard timeframes?

That's going to give you everything you need is for us trading on

these higher timeframe charts.

But the takeaway again, is if you understand that, okay, this is

what you should be excited about.

This is the only time in trading.

You're permitted to have emotion.

Okay.

If you're not excited about the fact that it's long-term trading,

because some of you don't understand the depth of what that entails.

Once you understand when a long-term setup or a position

trade is underway, what does that.

It's given your bias.

It's given you institutional order flow in a higher timeframe, which is exactly

where the markets are going to be drawn.

These timeframes are what pulled big.

Floes big money, big orders for what sends the price.

Hundreds of pips, thousands of pips over weeks and months at a time.

So if you're only looking for a reasonable, realistic objective

of 50 to a hundred pips per.

Even if you are a short-term trader, this information is invaluable.

It takes the whole ambiguity of how the markets are operating and what direction

you should be working on out of it.

You're only focusing on this.

This is all you're looking for.

This set up, this, this side of the marketplace.

That way you're going to be on the right side of the large institutions,

because we've already shut.

We've already shown for years.

If you're against what the market makers are actually doing, you're

you're arm wrestling a bank and you just can't win that.

It just can't happen.

So.

By having these ideas, framing your setup.

You'll know what it is that you're looking for.

You're in a higher timeframe.

You're not worrying about missing it every five minutes.

You don't have to set alerts.

Cause it's not even that time sensitive.

You don't even need to set alerts about anything.

It's so such a slow timeframe.

You can work your day job.

If you work nights, it doesn't make a difference.

You know, if you're running a business, this timeframe is where

all your work should be done.

No matter what discipline of trading you're doing, this is where it's all.

Now just because you think you see in order block or a potential setup,

there's things that have to go along with qualifying that set up.

That means what's the interest rate market's telling you.

What's the bond, the five-year ten-year and 30 year note telling you are they

qualifying that, all those things I'm going to actually break down

the interest rate market for you.

So you know exactly how to use those divergence patterns to create.

When there's real cumulation.

And when there's real distribution in the marketplace, you can't get any

better than when the interest rates are diverging at a specific criteria.

When this occurs, it's like a slam dunk led pipe sense strain where you just

know this thing is so loaded to go up or down from this particular level.

It just makes it so much easier to be on that side of the marketplace.

And when you apply that, you'll see, even though these, these charts on

the higher timeframe, take a long time to paint across your charts.

It's also going to teach you patience because you're going to learn.

Okay.

Yes.

I see a set up for me, but just because you see it for me, you have

to wait to qualify that set up.

So you'll see when it's starting to form, you'll see the components that come

together and dovetail beautifully for it to give you a delivery of a framed.

But just because you see it in the chart doesn't mean act on it.

You have to qualify.

It has to be quantified.

What makes it a viable setup?

Just because you see it in price.

Is there things behind the scene that have to be there to orchestrate that

movement you're anticipating, and that's going to be by the way of the interest

rate market, because that's what drives price or currencies are driven on these

timeframes on an interest rate basis.

So.

In quotes, I'm doing it with my hands.

If you're in a room with me, you'd see me in quotes.

This is a fundamental approach to trading with a long-term perspective I don't need.

And neither do you to go through bank reports and all those things.

We're going to focus primarily on what we're looking for in the interest rate.

Mark.

I've had a lot of content over the years about certain things.

But one of the ones that come up is when I show the signals that I

qualify with the interest rate market, everybody's like, wow, this is amazing.

This is exactly what I'm looking for.

Yeah, that's great.

I understand that.

But you can't qualify it.

You can't go into it, your own charts and see that because

you haven't been exposed to it.

And that's what we're actually going to do.

We're going to see, break that down for you.

Remove all the mystery.

Trade entry concepts.

Now here's the wonderful thing.

When are you using a breaker?

When are you using a mitigation block?

When are you using a rejection block?

When are you going to be doing a fair value gaps, winning

all those types of things.

Okay.

You're getting the foundations for all that for free for position trading.

And you're going to see by applying all these tools on every single discipline

approach they repeat themselves, but there are certain subtle nuances.

You had to focus primarily on when it relates to certain timeframes,

like the hard timeframe, again, like we said, ADR and things like

that, then they're not essential.

Time of day.

Not essential.

Doesn't make a difference because you're looking at a hard timeframe

that has no basis or bearing on what intraday price actions doing.

You're not even looking at anything less than a daily chart.

Now think about that.

Oh, yeah, I put some of off right there.

What the daily chart.

Yeah.

You can make a ton of money every single year and never trade under

the timeframe of a daily chart.

You don't need to do that, but because, you know, we all like to have action

and be able to have velocity with our money where we can put it to

work faster and get it to turnover.

A rate of return quicker, intraday trading in short term chains, allowing them.

We can't all jump into that mindset.

So while we will cover universal trading concepts for entries, there

are specific nuances that you have to have for these timeframes on

the hotter timeframe perspective.

And again, it's all fund based in how the large funds work, their positions

in and how they do the same thing.

And they make that.

And obviously you're going to have trade management roles.

Now, obviously everything that I'm giving you here, these seven

points they're going to be.

Broken down every single discipline, but the trades trade management rules.

Okay.

What am I going to be talking about in regards to that?

Well, how much money do you put in?

How much money do you risk?

When do you add to positions?

When can you scale something often in eight and then add it back on, later on,

because you want to be able to take some profits out, even as a position trader and

allow for these longer-term retracements that will otherwise make you unhappy.

You want to leave something on, but you have to learn to take something off,

wait for it, to pull back a little bit and then add that position back on or

many times at a little bit more, not much more, but just a little bit more.

So we do a certain measure of.

And this approach, but it's not.

So like I did, when I was a commodity trader where I would go

in and buy two contracts and four contracts and eight contracts.

And then 16 is 32.

That's insane.

I mean, yes, you can make a ton of money when you're right.

But if you're wrong, it doesn't take much to turn against you

and wipe out everything you got.

So we will build in ideas on how to manage your position.

Also, I'm going to be hinting at a lot of things about how you can build in.

Uh, future role, uh, as a fund manager, because this timeframe, everyone wants to

trade with a very low draw down period.

They don't want to see that equity curve dip down much.

So if you trade in this timeframe, you really avoid a lot of that because

you don't get a lot of that whipsaw.

You don't see a lot of that tendency to want to overlap with.

So you're going to find that trading with this timeframe, this is going

to be the most lucrative one.

If you're going to be a fund manager, because it's giving you an opportunity

to have a life you won't live in the charts, you can conduct a business

and you can still do F really handsome rewards for a customer.

When you sit down with a principal and you explained to them what your,

your goal is for a year, you're not going to be throwing them.

Yeah.

I'm trying to make you 1600%.

Oh, they're not gonna want to listen to that because they didn't know you're

probably a cowboy, but if you sit down and say, Hey, look, you know, I have a

pretty good, consistent record where I can do 20 to 35% a year consistently.

And your drawdown is around 3% a year.

They are all ears about that.

They love that.

If you can talk to someone with those stats and show them

that you're able to do that.

Believe me, they run throw money at you all day long.

And they're gonna tell your friends to do the same thing, because they're going to

feel like a hero when they're at the pub.

Hey, I know a guy that can do this for you and come on this,

isn't no skin off their back.

They're going to feel like they hear about talking about it and

you get all that new business.

So all these ideas about trade management roles, it's not

just limited to getting in.

Where's my stop-loss it's everything that goes along with

managing these hard timeframes.

So you're getting a full immersion.

Every single time I took a teaching on it.

Discipline.

This is going to be how you can apply this in a business capacity,

where if you want to be a fund manager, this is how you can do it.

Eventually when we go into the short term timeframes and we start doing day trading

short-term trading, I am not giving you my permission to teach my things, but

I am giving you permission to operate as a manager to do signal services.

Or if you want to manage funds, you can do that, but you cannot divulge

the information that gets that.

That's the only thing.

That's what the non-disclosure is protecting me from.

And if you do those types of things, we're going to be talking, you know,

legally, but as long as you don't share the information, information

that derives these signals or these decisions, you're free to have a business

that you don't even have to trade.

You don't ever have to put your own money in the marketplace

and you can do very, very well.

Most people are actually, uh, you know, they're not in our group that really

aren't interested in learning from.

They make a big deal about how I'm making 125, $130,000 a month.

Now with just doing this and I'm teaching through a demo, I'm not even

actually trading with real money.

That's not entirely true, but that's what I'm trying to explain to you.

There's other ways to make money, even if you have a shoestring budget

right now, working with this higher timeframe position trading ideas.

You don't have to have a lot of money.

Some of you are probably investing majority of everything you have

just to get through this mentorship.

Don't let that discourage you because what you're learning in this will give you

all the tools to drum up outside money.

Other people's money can make you wealthy.

You don't have to have the money for you to make money, but you

do have to have the skills.

And you have to have a skill set that is consistent.

It has to be smooth.

It cannot have erratic delivery of profits and it gets taken away

abruptly, a higher timeframe trading like this will remove all that.

And it helps for every discipline approach that you're going to learn

from me, gain a trade exit concepts.

You know, when you're gonna take profits, um, scaling out as well, same

thing, uh, everything that you would need to term determine a exit strategy.

I known that I employ myself.

I'm going to teach you every single one of them.

Just because you get an exit for the position tree that does not mean

that, that doesn't, uh, provide you an opportunity on a lower timeframe.

So again, imagine for a moment that you're in a position and you've

been long for a short dollar long cable, and you've been making a good.

The good month of a pips behind you on long positions on pound dollar.

And you're looking to take your profits on your position.

Okay.

Long-term positions.

That doesn't mean as a trader that you can't take long,

still on the short-term basis.

It just means that on your higher timeframe level

perspective, it's probably done.

You want to take your profits there.

So you're just going to be rolling.

That you're going to learn about just because the hard

timeframe is telling you, okay.

It's time for you to be getting out of your own position.

Long-term positions.

Now, if you don't.

Move out of the long-term position and start focusing on the lower timeframes

at certain points in price you won't see, and won't be sensitive to those potential

reversals that sometimes are very dynamic.

And again, give you velocity for your profits and equity

to turn turnover quickly when you're in your lower timeframes.

So it's going to give you a lot of criteria to work within,

even though you're exiting on your long-term positions.

Again, that doesn't mean.

That you're going to immediately go short cable because you're taking long

exits on your long-term positions.

It just means that you are now getting out a very favorable position.

For your long-term trades, then you have to switch to a lower timeframe

and you're going to see it with the, uh, the PDF files and the flow charts

that you get in August this year.

You'll see how all this stuff works together.

And it gives you a complete map on what you're supposed to be doing right now.

And literally, as long as you do this, spend about 15 minutes in the

charts and see where you're at in this grand scheme of things and your meal,

you know, where you're at and just plug and play what you need to do.

And if you don't have anything to do, you have to submit it.

And then obviously every single day, um, there will be a journaling

exercise that I do every single day.

There will be charts every single day.

There'll be a commentary of some kind, because that way it activates the forum

and that, you know, you'll know that there's been something added to the

January thread, but I'm going to cover how you're supposed to journal every

single day when you're position trading or when you're looking for new options.

It helps you stay focused.

It keeps the patients factor in the forefront of your mind that it's not about

rushing to get in and take that trade.

And it helps you keep focused and dialed in on the right side of the marketplace.

And when you know these types of skillsets and what it is that you're

using each time you go into the market, you're going to see that there's a,

there's not a lot of position trades.

You know, signaling, you know, when there's not a lot of buys and it's not

a lot of cells, but you'll understand what level has just recently activated

a new buy program or sell program.

And even though there may not be an entry right now, it'll teach you how to stay

focused on that side of the marketplace.

And guess what that does.

It teaches you institutional order flow by default.

You won't go in there looking to go again.

You'll know.

Okay, well, I'm looking at it now.

I can see that it's clearly reacted to this level.

I know it should be going to this level.

So while I don't have an entry rate, now it does give me a context

of the marketplace that permits me to say, okay, this is what I'm

looking for on the four hour chart.

Now this is what I'm looking for for the hourly chart and the 15 minute chart and

all those ideas, we'll start removing those blinders you have right now.

You have a lot of information and everything that you've been exposed to,

some of you are trying to apply to every condition in the marketplace and every

single trading day in every single pair.

And there's no way that you're going to be profitable doing

that just isn't gonna happen.

So by having my personal perspective in journaling every single day, From

this point on, there is not going to be a day that does not have me

journaling or showing you what my charts look like as I do it daily.

So what you, what you see is exactly what I have that goes into my

personal journal, the notations, the expectations, everything,

everything that I have on there.

So while my comments that go on the forum in the form of

creating a new activity posts.

So that way everyone knows by subscribing to the thread, there's something to go and

watch or go in there and study the charts are going to be more specifically oriented

to teaching you what I'm anticipating and what I'm focusing on that way.

It's the same thing.

Cause if I tell you something in text, or if I say something to you audibly, like

I'm doing now, if we put 50 people in the.

30 people is going to hear one thing and focus on one thing.

It's going to be salient to them, but it's not going to draw

attention to a number of others.

And a handful of you would probably still be confused about what I just said.

So to take all that away and focus your attention on what you look at

every single day in the marketplace, how little things change on this

timeframe, and it keeps your perspective.

Once I have the marketplace and you watch these daily charts, these daily

bars start painting and going right to the levels that we're looking for.

We watched the month of September and October, where I went through just

every day where the market was literally performing to script every level,

every direction we were looking for.

It's documented it's in there.

So when you see those types of things there, evidence as to what

you're going to be learning in January, how to do that same.

Now am I saying you're going to walk right out of here in January and do the

same thing I was able to do in September.

Call everything, almost do the PIP.

No, but you're going to have a great deal of understanding what it is.

That's going to get you to that level.

And preferably beyond that, you're going to know why you shouldn't be

doing something, which is the most important thing to take away this month.

So your goal and your notepad right now, you need to be, write it and underline

it several times and highlight it and circle and draw all kinds of errors to it.

This is what I'm supposed to learn this month.

You're going to learn when not to do anything.

Now, if I would have sold this on PayPal with a link, learn what not to

do when not to do something, there's nobody buying that because the myopic

view is I can't make money with that.

When the mature perspective is I could save myself so much money,

not throwing good money after bad setups or Phantoms, you're gonna

be chasing things that aren't.

So think about this in closing per today's teaching.

I want you to think about if we understand the institutions and banks, push price

around the arm, wrestling matches not between retail traders against smart mind.

That's not what it is.

Okay.

I teach the perspective that retail ideas are absolutely used at the fund level.

That's why not every fund makes money.

Every fund has large flows and capital behind them.

They have vast amounts of money.

So when the central banks make moves okay, against these levels, they know

that their trading departments are doing what they're capitalizing on that.

So if they're going to make a move on a level that has a high

level of liquidity around it above an old, higher below an old.

They aren't necessarily thinking we're on, we're going to all

run out the FXCM by stops.

We're running out Orlando, sell stuff today.

We're targeting GFT stops.

That's not how this works, but to make you understand it for the last seven years,

I've literally sat down with you and told you the only way I can make you understand

it is it's a them versus us mentality.

Think of it like that because I can't teach you.

But you can now learn, cause you're in this group, I can teach you how

the funds operate, how they go in and what the mechanics are that

make them do their types of traits.

So if we understand what makes them do the things that they

do, what does that teach us?

It teaches us to know how to hunt them.

Now we can't actively go against the funds because we're not

literally trading against them many times in the retail Lord.

We're trading inside of our own little broker's liquidity pool.

We're really trading against the.

The broker, they make a book against us.

So while that may be vilified in many circumstances, if you understand what

you're looking for, believe me, you can still do well, but you're going to

want to graduate out of trading retail.

Your goal is you want to leave that realm because when you start getting

highly efficient, when you start getting proficient about your entries

and your exits and your profitability and your drawdowns, very, very smooth.

You're a broker and I'm telling you this, and I will only tell you

this, in this, in this medium, every single broker will make a run on

you and screw with your execution.

When you start being coming consistently profitable, I've had it

happen in every single broker, every single broker GFT FXCM oh, anda.

When I started making money, I couldn't get the quote.

It was misquote off code.

Uh, they would requote me now.

They're going to do this to you.

Okay.

So the goal is, is when you start making a little bit more money.

Okay.

You want to have the goal in mind where you're going to leave.

Okay.

I don't, I get asked a lot, you know, what brokers, what I recommend and I

don't do that openly because there's a lot of stipulations that go around that.

Okay.

But I'm going to tell you this because you're in here and it's a private setting.

If you can afford to treat.

Okay.

And they have a little bit higher opening balance and you won't, you

won't be able to do this right away, but when you any smaller little shops

like FXCM and Owen done stuff, those brokers, even though tried to screw

me and I got what I got back from them and more, um, they have a platform

that lets just about anybody come in.

If you learn how to use the things that you've learned this

year from me, you can beat FX.

You can beat them, but you can not use ultra short term stops.

You can't treat with these five pit stops.

Like you see everybody on Twitter.

Oh, you have three pips stop on it.

And five PIP stop.

You can't trade like that.

You got to give yourself some distance, some width away from there.

And I'm talking about 50, 60 pips in terms of stops because they are

notorious for making really wide spreads.

Okay.

The run you out and I've experienced it.

I have literally experienced it.

If the goal is you want to build your equity up to go to a little

bit more better grade broker city pro city pro is again another

place where I have my money parked.

Okay.

I have a limited partnership with, uh, a long-term friend of mine.

Um, actually, uh, I did some work for him as a younger man and.

Well, our development as a, as a friendship grew over the years.

And once I dive all to what I was doing, he has money obviously.

And, uh, we, we have a limited partnership and I trade funds.

And the goal is I'm building that account up to eventually

move him into a prime brokerage.

And there won't be any leverage there and you want this, okay.

Trust me.

You want to move your money out of all retail trading.

Now I have two retail trading accounts that actually work with that.

I use it's just entertainment for me.

It's kind of like my casino.

Okay.

I go in and I try to parlay that up every single year, as much as I possibly.

I know I'm not going to go broke by trading them, but it

gives me something to work with.

And, and basically it's like my playground, my prime brokerage.

Okay.

There's little, there's no funny money gains in that.

There's no leverage.

They don't want you to have any leverage whatsoever.

And that risk is so minute it's one quarter of 1%, one quarter of 1% that.

Does over $750,000 a year without even trying, without even trying.

So don't think you need leverage.

You don't need leverage.

Okay.

You want to get to the point where you leverage and completely

take all the leverage out.

That means if you have a hundred thousand dollars, you're only

trading one standard lot.

Preferably you're trading five minis.

That would be ideal.

But you're not thinking that way, but when you do position trades like this,

think in terms of, even if you don't want to be a fund manager, you want to

think in terms of how, if you were being an operator for a principal's money.

Whereas the principal is someone that's allocating funds for your management.

If you are dealing this for them, for a group of people and you are

operating as that fund manager, think about that role reversal.

If you were trusting someone else to do what you're trying to.

Would you be more comfortable with the money gradually, slowly going up, or would

it be uncomfortable for you to see 20, 30% returns and then watch 15 to 20% come

back down two or three times a year, even though it might be profitable, would you

be comfortable weathering that the answers should be no, you're not going to comment.

But right now it's a new trader you're thinking.

Yeah.

Give me those couple months where it's drawdown is heavy, but if I can make

three, 400% a year, I'm okay with that.

I'm telling you you're not okay with that when you start experiencing it.

And if you've traded with life, money is the reason why I teach in a demo.

I tell you don't deal with life funds because you end up

learning very poor thinking.

You get toxic thinking, you start worrying about losing

money and you can't make money.

When it's scared money at work, you can't do that.

So when we have these ideas taught and you learn by journaling and keeping

these elements in your charts and you, and you have a daily approach and

routine, you go through, you're going to learn skill sets that will allow you

to deliver a very smooth equity curve.

It's not a dynamic vertical climb.

Like it's a NASA rocket taking off.

You want a small, smooth, incremental equity curve.

That's what you want, because if you have.

Even if God forbid you have a job or have a business right now,

anything can happen this year.

Anything can happen this year.

In fact, I think something's going to happen this month.

You know, I think that we're going to have, you know, something

happened as a, uh, as a result of Trump being in office, or maybe not

getting an office off the cabin.

But personally, I think that we're going to see a major

shift in the financial markets.

And guess what?

That may impact your finances that may impact your business.

That's going to have an adverse effect on your psychology about the marketplace.

And it's also going to affect your ability to make money if

you're thinking high leverage.

But now contrast that with, if you're not thinking about high leverage, and you're

not thinking about massive increases per month, but you want smooth equity curves.

If you can do that, when turmoil is in the market and global meltdowns return,

you're taking place and you have still smooth equity curves, you are a magnet

for people to put money in your hands.

So even though your ideas.

Scenario is never managed other people's money.

OTM is not your prerogative.

You want to still have that in your back pocket, cause I'm gonna

tell you right now, I didn't want to manage other people's money.

When I first started, I could care less about anybody else's views

about what I should be doing.

It was only about me focusing on me and getting myself to the next level.

But if I can, uh, cultivate the idea that if you, as the trader can keep.

You're trading under control.

You're using a hard timeframe basis, the frame, all those ideas by

default, you're going to have that skill set that allows very smooth

equity, curves, very little draw down.

You're going to have it, but you're going to have very little drawdown.

And as you can do that in Involta markets and still show a profit, you'll always

have the ability like I did, because I didn't have the ability to trade.

Like I thought I did when I first started, I got.

I got very, very lucky doing stupid things.

And then when I realized I could not trade, I didn't know what I was doing.

I had to really learn what I was supposed to be doing in the marketplace.

Once I understood a little bit more, I couldn't deal with the waiting.

I had to hurry up and get back to having money.

So what did I do?

I talked about managing other people's money and I went in and I did a couple of

things for a few individuals around the area and did some things for my family.

And it got me some scratch up, gave me some work where

I can get some money to get.

So don't think for a minute that even though you may not be wanting

to manage other people's money, now believe me, it was a lifesaver for me.

Now, when you're doing it, it's very, very stressful.

If you're trying to deliver high results, if you don't have to put

this big thing of returns in there and you're in your prospect and

your time to tell your client, I can double your money every time.

That's not what you want to do.

You don't want to do that.

You want to give them a very realistic, handsome objective of

looking for 25, 30% return per year.

That's phenomenal if you don't deliver that and say you deliver 18 to 20%,

are they going to curse you out?

No, they're not.

They're not.

And they're actually going to give you more money because you didn't lose money.

You were consistent.

You had an objective, but you didn't hit that objective, but

you did far better than they would ever imagine to do anywhere else.

If you have the skillsets that lend well to your psychology as a trader, that

you can do other frameworks of trades, where you can do short-term trades

and you can have more velocity behind the trades using what you're going to

learn in January, all these ideas it's going to provide you the means of yes,

putting their money or your money.

It works in more, uh, Volatile condition where you're

trading more short-term moves.

Okay.

More moves means there's more opportunity for you to lose money.

So just, you remember, everything has a checks and balances in here.

There's a cause and effect to everything.

You have very little trading in position trading, but you'll see on

the high timeframes prices, very pure.

It sounds almost like it's easy, but what makes it hard is you have to wait.

It takes so long for these things to happen.

And that one.

Problem with long-term trading.

It's still is, but the thing I've taken away from it, and this is

what I'm going to close with.

If you understand that, even though it takes forever for these things

to set up, what does it tell us?

It tells us when something's underlying right now, moving the direction of

the market higher or lower, that tends to stay in motion for a period of

time to allows us many opportunities.

So if you have.

In mind that you don't see a lot of trays and you can't make money, you know,

position trading, remove that right now.

And underline this statement.

This is going to teach you bias.

This is going to teach you directional premise.

This is going to teach you whether they be a buyer in day trades or buyer in short

term trading, or a buyer in swing trades.

This is going to teach you if you're looking to go short and sweet.

In a position trade condition that is long-term, don't marry the vain.

Don't go into it where, Hey, look, you know, I'm, I'm making 20, uh, 20 times

I thought I was going to make, okay, I'm going to keep holding onto this.

You need to be rooted in this long-term perspective, because if you don't have.

You're going to hold onto positions that are on short-term or you're

going to take short-term positions day trades short-term trades.

And you're gonna say, you know what?

This thing's moved 500 pips and I was only expecting 200.

I'm holding this bad boy.

No, no, no, no.

You got to go back and refer to this timeframe because it will

put things in a great context and remove all that excitement you'll

end up getting as a result of trading on these lower timeframes.

So you're going to get clarity.

You're going to have a framework to work with the marketplace on a

higher timeframe that gives you.

The real mechanics.

So if we know that the market's going to be moving based on the institutions and

the banks, making a run on institutions, liquidity, all we're doing is waiting

for those elements to take place.

We're not trying to force any tools to work and we're waiting for them

to show their hand on what side of the marketplace they're going

to make a run on, on the fund.

So if the central banks make a Ronald specific level, believe me, that's

going to happen on these timeframes.

It's going to happen.

It's not going to, well, ADR might hit today.

The five day average daily range for the last five days is 77 pips.

And we got 55 pips in our favor right now it's probably really

going to go up another 27 or 25 more cuts or whatever it is okay.

To hit ADR.

There's nothing says that it has to be.

There's no high probability about that happening, but there is high

probability about a daily high or a daily, low being blown out because

there's real orders above those levels.

There are real tangible levels.

We want to fund basis.

It changes your, your, your perspective.

It's a paradigm shift that takes place.

When you look at these hard times.

And you'll have more clarity and you'll have a lot more conviction

about what you think is going to happen in the marketplace.

And you'll see the power of looking at these levels and transposing

into your lower timeframes versus will I see a five minute breaker

or a 15 minute breaker here?

So it's probably going to do this or that.

No, no, no.

What's going to be more influential over price.

Is it going to be the bare Spreaker on a 15 minute timeframe or is it going to

be the liquidity pool on a daily chart?

That's 30, 40 pips away that you probably didn't even.

It's going to go down for those daily liquidity.

That's where the more that's where the most money is.

If you go back to the, uh, the, the, not December, but if you go back to

the content I put on baby pips in the early on it's about the money.

That's all this is.

And if you want to know where the money is, if not on 15 minute

charts, it's not on hourly charts.

It's not on four hour chart.

It's on daily, weekly.

That's where the funds are when a fund manager system.

They are given a specific guideline to work within.

They have rules.

They have to trade within the department manager that watches over these traders.

Okay.

They will literally make sure that they're trading in perspective, that

what they're doing is in line with the parameters that they're working within.

They have to use levels that are arrived at on a weekly, any daily basis.

Now, what I just told you.

Should be exciting for you because now everything that you look for has to

be framed on a weekly or daily basis.

If you do that, guess what that does.

It immediately puts everything in trading, which has that in mind as its basis.

In other words, for instance, I'll give you one quick example and I

promise this will be the ending.

The, uh, the weekly chart may have a liquidity.

Right above the Ohio and the market is just the earshot distance

from running that up there.

Okay.

The lower timeframe, 15 minute an alley chart is going to be flagging, all kinds

of potential, double tops, all kinds of momentum, divergent, spiritually.

It's going to give you every freaking harmonic pattern that says you

should, you should be a seller.

Okay.

Everything's going to say on a lower timeframe, this thing's going lower.

And then all of a sudden.

Boom.

The thing blows up 150 tips over the course of one or two days.

And it runs for that, with that weekly liquidity pool.

When you know that that's, what's most likely going to happen, you're

going to not be in favor of these lower timeframe setups, but here's the

wonderful thing when you know that these weekly and daily liquidity polls, okay.

Or reference points that where they're going to make a run on that.

You can use that bullish on block when that 15 minute timeframe, when it retraces

down and it looks like it's going to go lower and it's bear flag city on chart

patterns, and it's giving you all kinds of other readings and other disciplines.

It's going to be this.

It's going to be that saying, it's going to go lower.

You'll go right into that and step right in front and say,

Nope, I know where the money is.

It's not below.

It's above us and it's not the money in the retail realm.

It's the fund level, liquidity above the weekly high.

And they're going to run that level.

I gave you, uh, yesterday, uh, evening.

I gave you a couple of charts and it showed you what levels have been ran.

And what's just got ran yesterday and look at the reaction off of cable.

Today, we went down, we had a rejection block.

We went down below and not create the buys at a candle.

And then boom, we had.

Okay.

Uh, we cleared out the bodies of the candles on the dollar.

Okay.

And we had a retracement that is all that's necessary.

That's all that's necessary.

When you realize that there is very little that you need.

If you use a weekly and a daily chart to give you every single week, an opportunity

to make 50 to 75 pips every single week.

That is amazing.

But you're, you're, you're, you're going to have to be taught that by.

Every single week, every single day, going through the context of, okay,

this is where the setup is going to be.

Now we're not going to teach you four hour, one hour, 15

minute or five minute charts.

You're not going to see that in this month.

I want you to do that work on your own, the levels.

I'm going to focus your attention on this is where the money.

This is where the one shot one kill setups come from.

This is where all the high probability short term trades.

This is where the high probability low risk swing trades

start from all these ideas.

They're going to be hinged on what you're learning in this month.

So when we go through this, I really want you to be focused the

teachings, because they're going to be delivered on Friday night.

That will give you all weekend long, all weekend long to go over it.

Don't just watch them one day.

Because we're not going to be doing daily sessions live knowing I have

that session on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

It's a live session because of that.

Most of this stuff is going to be delivered by chart.

And that way I'm going to take your attention to the charts on daily

delivery and commentary that's typed out.

Okay.

And you'll get once in a while you get a little short little video that may have

to have something to amplify some, but it's going to be prerecorded, but majority

of the content is going to be in a T.

Take ridiculous amounts of notes.

If you have questions, write those questions out in a

separate page in your notes.

Okay.

And you see if they don't get answered by the end of this month,

try not to send me questions.

And I mean this with all sincerity, try not to send me questions

this month about anything that you're learning in this specific.

Because believe me, the content is rich.

It's loaded.

It's so much detail in the teachings.

Now you won't need to be having the hammer me with emails because it's

obviously some of you realize I can't get the emails quick enough.

And by then, the market's already moved and you're upset.

And you feel like you're not getting value.

The immersion aspect of this mentorship is the value on teaching you and

putting your nose right in the chart.

And I want you to see this on your own because by experience, you'll learn it.

And that's the thing you have to submit to, you had to submit to

that time element that this is the level you need to be focused on.

Watch what it does.

This is what your expectation is.

It's going to go up there, run that liquidity out, and then

it's going to pull back because it's a weekly and a daily chart.

What's the range size.

It's not 20 pips.

They're hundreds of pips.

So how much do you have to have out of a range of 350 pips?

How much do you have to have.

All of that to do very well on a weekly basis, not much, I've proven you could

double your money with 25 pips a week.

Now add that to the element of looking for one set up per week.

You're looking for a smooth equity curve.

You're not looking for a whole lot of whipsaw and you're looking for a

smooth delivery of directional bias.

You're not worrying about changing my all time you fit.

You're fixated on one side of the marketplace, and here's the thing.

This.

You're going to learn how to be on the right side as the central bank, because

you're going to learn this month.

Exactly why the central bank moves on the.

When they're going to work more inside of the marketplace and when they're

gonna work the other side, we're going to be teaching you open, float

on the weekly and the daily charts.

And that's a common theme that we'll go through every discipline.

Whereas the open flow on a weekly and daily, then what's the open

flow on a daily and the four hour.

And then what's open flow on a four hour and a one hour.

And then once the open flow on a one hour in the 15 minute timeframe, once

you understand that and you see the PDF file that's given in August, it's just

like, you know exactly what you're doing and you're going to wait until that

criteria is met and then it's execution.

And then after that, your ex your experience level goes through the roof.

Your confidence will go through the roof, and here's the thing your

excitement level is going to diminish.

And that doesn't sound like it's supposed to happen, but it will.

Right now, you're excited.

I'm going to learn this.

I'm going to learn this.

You're going to have experienced that suppresses, that desire, like a children

it's mindset, when the children.

That's what you're feeling right now.

That's going to be diminished because you're going to get bored

with the delivery of how this stuff works over and over again.

That's your goal.

That's the end of this mentorship go.

You want to be bored with, when you look at price, this is what it does.

And this is what it does all the time.

I understand it.

Now.

It's not a mystery.

See right now it's almost like a game.

What's it going to do?

Well, you're going to learn.

What's it going?

But the main thing, underline, this, you're going to learn when

not to do anything this month.

That's, that's the goal.

I want that.

And an email from everybody this month.

If you get to the point that at the end of this teaching session for the

whole month of January, if you have now defined a framework of when you're

not going to be trading, I will have accomplished what my goal was for the.

'cause that's what that's, that's what this whole thing is, because

I can teach you how to trade and entry pattern and, and, and get

out and get all that business.

The hardest lesson for me.

And this is why I put so much work into this January content is I

need every single one of you to know when to put the brake on.

You have to know where that brake pedal is.

Everybody wants the acceleration pedal to the floor.

You want to just go for broke and every possible move, but

you have to know how to system.

And be comfortable sitting still believe me, it's a hard lesson to learn, but

if there's criteria around how and why you do it, it'll make sense to you.

And then you won't feel that insatiable desire to do something.

And you'll see by journaling every single day, my mindset, why I'm

thinking, what I'm expecting to see happen in the marketplace.

You'll start remembering those things.

So consciously when you're doing it on your own.

When we, when we separate after their mentorship, and you're doing this all

on your own, these ideas will manifest themselves in your own journal.

At first, it'll feel like you're parroting me, but it's going to make

sense because I'm not, it's not my jargon.

It's what I learned.

The things that I'm going to be teaching you.

This was given to me.

So if I know that this is what the fund levels, uh, staffs and

liquidity is going to be ran out and why it's going to be done.

You'll see it you'll know why it's being done.

You'll know the mechanics behind it and it'll give you confidence.

Not overconfidence, not elation, you know, not like irrational, exuberance.

It's going to be very boring.

It's boring.

So that's it children for today.

I'm going to close it and remind you that we will.

Have a recording of this on line.

I'm going to send the charts, the levels of watch for going into

tomorrow and a short commentary.

And there won't, like I said, there won't be a session, uh, generally every

single day, but today's Wednesday.

So tomorrow we'll have another live session at nine 30.

We'll cover levels again.

And then we'll go into greater detail about what we're going to be teaching.

If you have not sent me your non-disclosure, you need to do that today.