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Welcome back folks.
This is less than 5th of February.
2017 is ITT mentorship, teaching swing trading.
And this discussion is going to be on high probability swing,
trade setups in bear markets.
Okay.
Like we did with the bull setups, the PDA Ray matrix.
Again, it's included here just as a reference point.
I don't know what time you're going to refer back to this video again, that way
it saves you some time going back and forth, looking for it, really dealing with
the premium side of the PDA rate matrix.
Okay.
The bearish monthly, weekly, daily sequential.
Okay.
On a monthly chart, premium array has shown to induce
selling as evidenced by price.
Moving lower.
When a weekly chart, we see premium Murrays showing the ability to induce
selling and it's evidenced by price.
Moving lower on a daily chart.
A premium array has shown to induce selling as evidenced
by price moving lower.
So all three timeframes, monthly, weekly, and daily, all showing a premium array,
driving price, lower or resisting.
In all timeframes, all candles provide new resistance to price
and little to no strength is seen.
Okay.
When all three timeframes are bearish,
you're going to be looking to sell all daily bearish premium arrays.
And they're going to be in the form of an old high or.
Hey rejection block above the candles bodies, a bearish order block, the fair
value gap, illiquidity void, bearish, Spreaker, and any bears mitigation block.
And you're gonna sell every four hour bearish premium array.
When the monthly is bearish, the weekly is bearish and the daily is bullish.
That means there's a correction it's underway on the daily chart.
You're going to sell daily bearish premium arrays at or
nested in weekly premium erase.
You're going to sell for our bearish premium arrays at daily and or
nested in weekly bearish premium.
You're going to avoid selling daily premium arrays.
If the daily has just posted a lower, low and rejected, this is going
to be seen as a bullish breaker,
the monthly being bearish, the weekly being bullish and
the daily being bullshit.
You're going to sell all daily bearish premium res at or nested
in the monthly premium or.
Going to sell for our bearish premium arrays at weekly and or nested in
monthly bearish premium arrays.
And you wanna avoid selling weekly premium arrays.
If weekly has just posted a lower, low and rejected, this will be seen as a bullish.
Okay.
This example for high probability cell sense, we're going to be
looking at the monthly, weekly, daily sequential with the Eurodollar.
Can we have your dollar here on the monthly chart?
And we have 18 months worth of data highlighted in here and inside the
18 months worth of data, we're going to be looking at all the premium.
PD race, and we're going to draw out our up candles with the lows.
So every up candle
okay.
Has it's low?
No.
And we're also going to note all of the opens on the up candles and we're
going to drop down into a weekly chart.
Okay.
So now we have our monthly levels down on our weekly chart of the
year, a dollar, and I'm going to.
Refine it to showing the weekly levels.
Okay.
So we have our weekly levels here with the low on all the up candles,
delineating a bearish order block.
Take notice also that we're using the red trend lines to delineate
the weekly verus shorter blocks.
And we're also going to now delineate the mean threshold.
Of all of the Bush candles prior to a down move, which is a bearish order block
case.
And now we have all the mean thresholds of perish order blocks.
Someone's here overlapping with a monthly order blocks, open.
Mean threshold of Porsche or blocking here, but combining both the bodies
and we have the open on this candle here, delineated, and we're going to
use one more reference point for this.
Right there to my name to range from this high to this low, the body's only not
the Wix and means threshold right there.
Okay.
So we're going to take our levels now and move them down into a daily time.
Okay.
So now we have our daily chart indicating our monthly and weekly PDRs in the
form of bearish quarter blocks and the openings of those bullish candles.
You see the market did in fact trade up into an opening of a
monthly bearish order block to.
Heavy lines are and the blue lines that are thin, they're going to be the
monthly Bach on a monthly basis, the low.
So just keep in mind at the heavier blue lines there, the openings on the
parish order blocks on a monthly basis.
So the price trades up close in this little gap here.
Also gives a deep retracement.
So in terms of the range between this high and this low, with this
high B in the premium or the discount range, clearly it's in the premium
range and price also trades to
a weekly order block.
It's buried.
Price hits it perfectly and trades lower price trades up into
a weekly order block as well.
Here sells off
price trades lower and comes all the way back up to a weekly order block.
Pediatric.
Comes back and retraces and rallies.
One more time.
Now notice it's trading through or deeper into a monthly bullish candle,
which is a bearish order block.
So it's trading up into, and it's also overlaying inside of here with a weekly
bear, shorter blocks, mean threshold.
So all the dash lines that are red, that's the mean threshold
of a weekly bearish order.
It's hard to see it in here, but it's in there overlapping with the opening on
a monthly bare shoulder block as well.
Price trades up into it sells off, comes back.
One more time, hits that level again, trades off.
One more time comes back up trades into a previous weekly order block level.
Just extended out in time.
Let me do that now.
So you can see it for clarity.
Okay, perfect.
Delivery of price, price trades down.
One more time hits this weekly order block level as well, perfectly trades down.
No weekly order block level on here, trades through it opens right up
that level, expands away from it and aggressively moves towards this
old low trades through it comes right back and hits this little.
Remember a PD array can be an old, low
up to a now a daily bears or block, which is to last up
candle rate for the down move.
So we have a new level we can apply.
Okay.
So we have a daily bearish order block right here.
Price hits it.
Trades away, comes back up.
Notice this rally up in here to access resistance, trade.
It seeks every time price moves lower, it's seeking a discount PD IRA.
In other words, anything that will be published like a bull shorter block,
eight liquidity void or gap below price, a rejection block below body to the candles
and old low, all those ideas that would be viewed as a discount or a buying scenario.
That's what price will be looking to seek to find as a downside
objective, and eventually.
Uh, price makes a low in, starts to move higher.
We're not talking about trend reversals in this discussion.
So we're going to just delineate this marker here, just for
the sake of discussion.
We'll just say you took another opportunity to go short here and it
stops you to, so that way there's no argument about being cherry picking.
Do we have all of our levels from the monthly, weekly, and daily?
Daily timeframe, monthly and weekly levels transpose to the daily.
So our executable timeframe is the four hour.
So what we do is we look for all these levels to be moved to our four hour chart.
Okay.
So we have our four hour chart here, the Euro dollar, and this
was the highest of all the peaks before it started trading lower.
Uh, we have a big range between this high.
In this low, and we're going to take a look at that in
terms of our, our low or high.
And we are in a premium area here above equilibrium.
So we are in a selling side of the marketplace.
Also note that it's also occurring Eddie mitigation block, a down candle rate,
grownup move that were below we trade back up to remove our Fibonacci expansion.
Okay.
So we can have.
Horizontal line added
at this candle's high and it takes you right to that level here.
Notice there's no down candle here.
It's all just ranges.
It's this extreme range for the void, but we have one little down candle
right here, right before that move.
So price trades through that comes back to it as a mitigation.
There was one little pass in here.
What he did try to get some of the longs off the date would have
had here that would be underwater before it took off and went lower.
This was their opportunity to unload those longs that were used
to drive price up to these levels.
And they mitigated those lungs here.
So you can see that, uh, that level is indicated here.
Okay.
So we've changed this to a short little line in here to indicate.
A four hour mitigation block start looking at all the up
candles prior to the down moves.
I'm going to zoom in.
Okay.
So we have these last two up candles in here that could be a
potential bare shoulder block.
We had this last up candle here that hits that same level with left back here.
That becomes a potential bears order block.
Okay.
And this one here becomes a potential Berrett-Koehler block.
All these candles in here.
They're up moves going into this decline bare shoulder blade.
Okay.
We have a pair shorter block there.
Bare shoulder block here.
You see that would have been at a loss.
If it was executed on.
Okay.
So we have a bearish we're block here.
All three of these candles together is one consecutive
candle up break for the down move.
That's a potential bearish order block trades up into it.
Also trades into this little one here, but I'm not going to have that in
here just to keep the charts clean.
Tim, you have 1, 2, 3 candles trading up for the down move central bearish
quarter block trades into it here.
This isn't over.
Right here, this candle right there.
That last one.
So when price trades away from it, this right here could have been traded as a
bear shorter block, and it would have been a losing trade, their price trades
all way back up into an area at which here becomes a bear shorter block.
Right there gives you a little bit of mood and eventually comes back.
That would have been a stop out.
And we have this area here, all practical high
there,
price trades to it.
Here we are.
Shorter book starts to sell off.
We have another opportunity presented here.
Okay.
Last up candle, right?
For them move.
Didn't quite get to it.
There.
We have a bearish order block right here.
It's it sells off a little bit.
Trade down into a monthly.
Tracy one more time out to it.
Trades back down to the monthly level.
Again, we're in a range bound consolidation.
So you have to look outside of the range for where the stops would be.
That's back here and below here.
So in price trades above it, like I have an old high
we'll add that as a horizontal line here.
And we'll change it to a black line just to keep things distinct price
trades above the old high memory.
That's a, that's a premium PD array, an old high false break above it.
Sell off
price trades down.
We have a potential bears order blocking.
Could be shorted at okay.
And probably sells off.
We have a candle right before the down move in here.
Great.
There that's a potential bare shoulder block right there.
And then we have another up candle rate for this down.
Move this, move away from this rail here.
That could be a potential selling opportunities.
Okay here
we have one more in here.
These last two candles rate before down move pair, shorter
block, sell it back in here.
We have a fair value gap rate between here.
This is a potential selling opportunity right there.
It's up in that area.
We can sell it and we have another, they are shorter block right here.
And then Christ tracing all kinds of low starts coming in.
Uh, we could look for a selling opportunity at this
level here, right there.
And you could be selling short here, and this would be a stop-out.
So you can see there's a lot of potential entries that were profitable, but there
are a few that you could have taken it.
Would've stopped you out and resulted in a losing trade or
focusing only on the sell side.
So when we get up into this area here, we're up into a higher level
premium price hits an old area of.
Monthly and weekly PD res.
Okay.
We have a breaker in here, two down candles, right before it
takes out old highs price trades.
Back up into that breaker here spends a little bit of time on
a four hour before it expands.
It goes lower.
And then we have our one.
Candles up for down mood, too tiny of a body.
And it's also encapsulated.
And inside this last up candle, now we're just a little green candles.
Bodies is basically it's this it's inside of this up candle.
So we don't look at that as a bullish order block.
We used the big beef, your body candle, and that would be seen here.
Okay.
Price trades up into a bare shoulder block.
And also we're seeing the weekly levels coming to fruition in here.
Price trades down to a monthly level.
Look at the consolidation around that monthly level, and then
subsequent weekly level, multiple little bear should order box in here.
I'll let you study that on your own.
And we have another bare shoulder block in here.
There, here.
We have another pair of shorter block here, but we can
also use this last one here.
That's the real reference point right there.
The last big candle before the up mood starts to come down.
Here's your reference point there?
And we have one more
here that could have been used as a short that could have eventually
led to a losing trade right there.
And we have the market trading at an old, low, as a PDA on a premium basis,
old, low here trades to it there.
And we get back up into the weekly and above a monthly PD RA.
Less up Candler referred down, mood hits it trades into a bear,
shorter block, their trades lower.
And again, these are a swing trade that could be two weeks to one
month, but you have to take some profits at a logical area as well.
So you have equal lows here on a four hour basis.
So shorting from this level here, testing.
An idea here for a moment.
Let's say for instance, you were shorting here
to get below these lows over here.
That's 245 pips just to get below these lows over here.
And it moved a range of 289 pips.
That's basically what you're looking at here, that white
shaded area, that's the setup.
And.
The move finishes on February 16th, 2012 and begins on February 13th.
So it's a three-day trade, not quite a swing trade, but it did
pay out a pretty good pay out.
This didn't fit the time criteria.
And then we have the market trading back up into a monthly order block.
And becomes a weekly order walk level as well.
And later time, um, you see the sensitivity there's levels
again, over here, weekly levels, weekly levels in here as well.
Trades back up into a bare shorter block in here,
sells off, spends a lot of time at a monthly level and
a subsequent weekly level.
It's overlapping.
And it breaks away, trades down into an old, low taking out that
low rate here with this run trades back up into our weekly levels.
And here the trades right back up into mitigation blocks here.
False break about short-term high trades, low.
Consolidation and expands again, taking out the sell side liquidity below the
marketplace or a discount PD, right.
Spend some time around a monthly level and expands away and price seeks to go lower
last two up candles, right?
For the down move.
This candle becomes.
Maybe a valid break of a bearish order block trades back into that
range here means threshold of both the bodies of these candles together.
Price sells off and notice how all up candles provide resistance.
That's what we're looking for.
We're looking for ideas that all green candles are basically resistance levels.
Okay.
When prices trading back up into them, we should see that operate as.
Even if they end up getting broken at a later time, they still provide the
measure of resistance that we would look for for institutional sponsorship.
For instance, these two candles over here, price trades up into it here, right there.
That's an opportunity to sell short and look at the move there.
Hang on.
Just take a look at that one.
So getting short there with a range, uh, 536 pips, the low forms on June 1st,
2012 to move begins on May 21st, 2012.
So you can see there's a pretty significant trade they're
trading again, using the.
Monthly weekly, daily and dental four hour.
Let me see our levels here on a daily timeframe to these black
lines are price trades away from this last up candle rate for them.
Move trades back up into it here as a bear shorter block trades, lower
and price seeks the move below this low here to get the discount PDs.
Up candle, right?
For a down move should act as resistance.
It does in here.
And here's a potential equal high price trades back up into that.
We could look for that to be a sell off.
It starts to sell off, but then it comes down just into a four hour.
Well, shorter block close in the range.
It's all it gives it.
And then finally starts to trade higher.
And it's outside of our range for study.
I want you to take a look at all of the levels in here that provide
potential setups and how much of a range we saw from these price points.
No, this is a four hour basis.
Okay.
Look at all the sensitivity on these levels.
Now, if we dropped back up to a daily chart and you'll see the setups actually
become less frequent, but more, more stunning in terms of responsiveness.
Okay.
So you can see all of the opportunities in.
On these levels and these four hour, uh, opportunities, these would, these would
get you in sync with the higher timeframe daily and or weekly, but all of the
sensitivity around these levels, all each individual unique setups and while not
every single one of them are profitable.
The vast majority of them are, and they provide you an opportunity to do.
A short seller at logical levels.
And if you keep your focus on the monthly and weekly levels, notice how you get
far less opportunities to be short, but look at the responses out them here,
all these dark blue levels in here.
Okay.
And then you have the weekly levels as well.
Very stiff resistance.
Very stiff resistance in here, layered resistance here and weekly
and monthly layers of resistance.
And you have the daily level.
We just outlined over here.
That's what that is.
Okay.
And you can see there's a lot of opportunity for pips, but when you
drop down to a four hour timeframe, they gave you a more refined
entry point where it lessens your.
And it gives you closer to profitability.
So just like we showed on the bullish side of buying with high probability
setups or swing trading, the same thing is said on the sell side.
You're just looking for the monthly, the weekly and the daily four hour, all
those levels that go in concert with one another to overlap, to converge,
the more levels that converge around a specific price level, the more likely
it's going to probably be sensitive.
But you want to focus primarily on the monthly and weekly levels
because they're going to be the big, biggest catalysts for big moves.
And I'm going to take everything off the chart here with the exception of
the monthly and weekly levels again.
And I want you to take a look at how much impact it has.
Okay.
You can see all of the weekly levels and red and all the monthly
levels and blue, very significant price swings, bearish shorter.
Many many times treating it that level again, weekly levels can be
retreated to monthly levels can be retrained to you several times
because they're hard timeframe.
Why do we permit higher timeframe levels to be traded to multiple times?
Because larger orders in larger positions are built on monthly, weekly level.
So it may require them multiple passes into that level to capitalize that,
that particular price level for bears scenarios or building in bears positions.
The consolidation in here has been retreated to here as well, back
up until a weekly order block and monthly order block layered in here.
And then the responsiveness off of this level, mostly level over here.
And coupled with the weekly permitting, some measure of trading through it.
In other words, we're not looking for precision, always on a monthly and
weekly basis because there's going to be a larger, uh, order block there.
So we could be trading it to the main threshold or it could be using the low.
And that's why we had to consider if we have a layered area of
levels on monthly and weekly.
Yes.
Expecting potential for maybe getting stopped out, but not forgetting the
whole idea of the trade or what frames, the idea that this market should go
lower and then take the next set up.
Because if you don't do that, you end up missing the move and
then you end up looking back.
Say, I wish I would've did it one more time.
And again, reaching for old lows.
You see also with weekly levels and finally expanding to the town side.
So hopefully this has been insightful to you guys in regards to how you take
the levels from the monthly, weekly, and daily, and transport them to the
four hour chart to look for setups.
We're going to build on this model in lesson six and seven, finally,
with the million dollar swing trading model in lesson eight.
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