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Okay, we are going to begin just by going through the dailies and then

we'll see how easy it is to do a updated version for the four hours.

And you'll see, it's pretty easy, pretty painless and quick and easy.

So before we begin, just so you all know, um, we were doing a top-down

analysis this morning from eight monthly, weekly, daily, and four hour basis.

All key levels, all market structure, institutional order flow, all the

business, all the things you learned so far in the mentorship, and also

combine the things in the free stuff.

Okay.

So I'm going to blend all that together in an analysis, uh, presentation.

The first one we're going to do is the dollar index.

So what we're going to do is take this, knock it down to a default

setting or chart that has nothing on it and want to go out to a monthly.

Okay, so now we have a monthly chart and this is about as the

maximum, this empty four platform will provide in terms of data.

Now, anything outside the scope of what's being shown here, if you want

to get really crazy about the way.

Like I showed with the British pound when we were looking at the brick,

the Brexit movement, where it went down to its lowest low, uh, that

was a level back in the eighties.

And you can find that information on investing.com DePaul chart up from there.

And it goes way, way, way back in terms of historical data.

So if you really want to go beyond the scope of what we're going to

be looking at here today, just know that you can get that information

from websites on the internet.

And one I like is investing.com.

That's a free medium for anyone.

They don't have to subscribe to anything to get long-term data and levels.

All right.

So the monthly,

okay.

And what we have to do is arrive at every potential range.

And then inside that range, we work with the PDRI matrix.

In other words, are we looking at premiums?

Are we looking at discounts?

So I'm going to note the most significant levels presently.

Right now we have our high

make it here, and we have a range low here, and a reason why I'm noting that

if this is the most obvious, most clear recent upswing in price and below that.

We have this old high back here.

I'm not going to note anything below this at this point.

The reason why is, if we ever get down to this low from current levels,

then only then would I start working with levels beyond, below this?

Okay.

So we have it in terms of the, if the data ranges, okay.

Even though this would be outside the scope of that look back, period.

What we're going to be doing is, is we're referencing where the open float

levels would be or where the old levels of institutional order flow would be.

Uh, this is the only reference point below the short-term low here.

That would be the next in line in terms of finding support or downside

objectives should just create some kind of a high and trade lower.

So instead of making all the levels down here, which is not important, or even

you don't need to do it, this what I'm basically getting at, you only have to

look at the level that's most salient.

So this is the only level beyond this low here, I would look for downside.

We already identified this one here now inside of this range here.

Okay.

And I make sure I have my markers, the color one.

Now you can do this any way you want, if you like it in another way, where

it makes sense to you to do it a different color and go right ahead.

But don't think you have to do it exactly like I'm doing here,

but this is how I do my chart.

This is everything you don't see when I do live sessions or when

I've done a YouTube things, none of these charts get shown with the

public because I just don't do it.

Okay.

And this will be

okay.

I have this a little bit thicker because it's more of a market structure level.

Okay.

And this is just a short term defining a range.

And this is where we're at in terms of resistance on a long-term basis.

So inside of this range, between this low, this low here and this high

here, they're smaller ranges in here.

Okay.

And we'll be able to see them more defined with a weekly and daily

chart, but right away, I want you to take a look at what we've identified

in terms of the discount array.

So we're already at a premium prices already outside of a old range high.

These two equal highs have been blown out.

We were above that.

Now we're definitely inside of a premium.

What we do is we start looking for, excuse me, any mitigation block.

Okay.

And now think about that PD array matrix everything below us.

This structure is this in order of importance and also how

they appear below market price.

It is mitigation blocks, bullish mitigation blocks.

Okay.

So from where we're at right now, if we look back to this low end

to this old high back here, where is there any mitigation blocks?

Okay.

And mitigation blocks would be an area which we saw above candle.

Try to sell off.

Oh no.

What's created bear shorter, blocked that type of scenario.

And it failed in price traded through it.

Okay.

That would be here.

Okay.

Price rallying up in here.

Is there any bearish or block in this level here?

No, because we have no movement below this candle to qualify that as a

bearish order block, which would be a mitigation block, but later on priced,

it hit this level, but we'll have to see something on a weekly timeframe.

We can't see it here, but we'll probably find some more information

when we drop down to a lower timeframe.

So we all have any mitigation blocks in here.

We don't have any, um, breakers.

Do we have a bullish breaker?

Well, we have a low violated this lower here, so we have to go back to

this last up candle we're at that now.

Okay.

So we have to reference that.

Now, when you start adding these levels, you want to identify

them with a description.

So now what we have is we have the last up candle prior to a swing low or an old, low

being violated and moved to traded lower.

So what you do is you go back to the last up candle.

This is where they sold short at.

And now we're above that.

We went through and said, this can't be a bearish order block.

It becomes a foolish breaker and always everything that they used to drop the

market down from selling into this high.

Once we got above that price level, this is going to be a catalyst

for higher timeframe support.

Now, this is the, the level that we're identifying and I'm going to

go right into the actual specifics.

The high comes in at 100 point 34.

Our level is going to be set to that.

And the nice thing about doing this type of analysis.

You don't have to do it like this a lot, you know, one Saturday, you know, every

two, three months or so, uh, you just want to go through your charts like this

and really break them down and then save it as we're going to teach you that way.

You'll have all the information.

If you lose your charts or whatever, it just, you pull it up as a

template and everything comes right back and you can also apply all

these levels to a lower timeframe.

When we start learning day trading details and in short term trading all

those types of things, you'll be able to quickly apply that and see what

these levels are without having to go through them, toggle back and forth.

It's much more efficient.

So we have, when we highlight the, uh, the level, like I see how it pops up

monthly bullish breaker now magic, we dropped down to a five minute chart.

Okay.

And we see this level on our chart.

What would that mean?

All you have to do is toggle and hover over top of it.

Oh yeah.

This is a monthly bullish breaker.

Okay.

So that way you'd know exactly what you're looking for now, because

we have a bullish breaker here.

You had to define that in terms of mean threshold.

Okay.

So again, you highlight that.

Now you can set this up any way you want in terms of.

Delineating it as a separate type of level, but in here we're going to

keep it as a solid line and I want to change that high to a dotted line.

Okay.

So that dotted line is going to be a level.

I expect to see some kind of support, but a hard line level or line in the sand, if

you will, is going to be this mitigation.

Um, yeah, this, uh, Bush breaker means threshold.

Okay.

So when we put our level like that, it tells you exactly what it is, and I'm

sure I probably got thresholds spelled wrong, but I ain't worried about it.

And then we're gonna change this to a dotted line.

Okay.

So we're expecting some support to come in here at that level, but we're allowing

all the way down to this level here.

Okay.

So we have monthly bullshitter, monthly bullish breaker, and then you have the

monthly bullish breaker mean threshold.

Okay.

I'm concerned.

I wasn't going to be able to fit all that in here in one

line, but I'm doing it here.

I always put an abbreviation like MTH plus symbol for bullish.

And I use a minus symbol for bears, but for teaching purposes, I'm using

bullish and bearish in the word since.

Here, you know, when I'm describing it, because I don't want you to be

questioning at the end of the session here or trying to text me now during the

session glean, I'm not paying attention to you because if I do, I'll be distracted.

I am just know that in my own personal charts, I use the plus symbol.

Okay.

For bullish.

And I use a minus symbol for bears and it just helps me abbreviate things.

So if you ever do see that in my commentary, in my notes or whatever,

and it flashed across the screen, anytime during an analysis or whatever,

you know what it means now, a plus sign just means it's a bullish

reference point and a minus is a bear.

And it just saves me a time from typing up a lotion bears.

All right.

So we have that level.

Um, now the next thing we look for, is there any fair

value gaps or liquidity voids?

Okay.

I'm going to monthly basis.

Well, we don't have any Lloyds because this move here up has already had

candle all the way, trade down into it.

Okay.

All this down candle wick action closed in this range.

So there is absolutely no liquidity void on the monthly.

There is a liquidity void down here.

Okay.

So what we can do is, is we'll draw a little notation and it doesn't have to go

across the entire chart, but we have this that when, whenever we look at, um, hard

timeframe charts and we zoom out, we'll see these things and it'll jump right.

Our attention rate to it.

And we'll know what we're looking at.

Or what we're looking at rather.

Okay.

And you don't need to identify that outside what it is cause you should

already know what a fair value gap and liquidity void is to price has only

been delivered on the upside here.

So if we take this low out, it's logical for price to drop down to this level here.

Okay.

That's all we're really drawing attention to.

We don't need to extend this out and make the charts any busier than it needs to be.

Just know that that's where a big draw on long-term liquidity will be if we

approach or try to challenge this old low.

So we've gone through mitigation blocks.

We've gone through bullish breakers.

We've gone through fair value gaps and voids.

There's none of that.

Nothing else in here.

Now, now we start looking for bullish or blocks.

That's the next reference point below current market action.

Okay.

We have one down here, the last down candle rate for the up move.

So now we're going to identify that.

Hi comes in at 96 31.

We're going to set our level 2 96, 35.

We round up nearest five level.

Okay.

And we're going to

okay.

It's I can see what it means, chose you right there.

So it gives you the order block, reference point in terms of description.

It tells you look, it's a monthly bullish order block, and he doesn't

give you any kind of a sticking point.

Like, what did I have that level?

Therefore, what's it really blending because when we have this stuff saved as

a template, when we use it and apply it to a lower timeframe chart, everything

will be there and you'll have exactly what you're looking at and you won't have

to drop you drop back and forth and two different timeframes to see what it is.

And we have this one back here and our initial you're thinking, well,

this has already been traded to yes, but we also have reclaimed or blocks,

so it can come back and recapitalize on these levels high as 95, 20

institutional level 95, 20 as well.

Okay.

I just want to double check something real quick.

26 31.

Okay.

So we have our monthly bullish motor block here.

We have a monthly order book.

That's bullish as well here.

Now we start looking for old lows.

Where's your old lo app?

Well, we already have a swing low formed in here, and that

comes in the form of a 94 0 7.

So like 94, 10.

Why did I go to 94?

10?

Because it's the nearest round level above the low.

Now we already know that if it's going to 94, 10, just static price selection alone

could send it below to 94 big figure.

Okay.

So that's why we've always round up when we're above that price.

And we round down when we're, when we're below that price level in the future.

Um, I mean, uh, probably just confused some of you, but current market action.

If we're above a level like this, we always round up to

the nearest five or 10 level.

And since this, uh, this low here,

here, 94 0 7, the next round number above it, can't be a five level.

Cause we're already at 94 0 7.

So we have to round up.

So if we come down to that as a support level, 94, 10 is the logical area.

And it goes without saying 94 20 is the institutional level.

But nonetheless, we're looking at this candle here.

It's high as 96, 53.

Okay.

So the institutional 20 would be there anyway, but we're focusing on

the swing low or in the discount PDR.

Right.

So we are, we're going to highlight this level as well.

Okay.

I forgot to put the description on here,

honestly old.

Well, okay.

And now we have this swing low back here.

We do not need to reference that because it's already been highlighted

here, but we will delineate it in terms of a description.

So the low comes in at 91 90, which we like as is that at, at 10 level.

So we're going to adjust it to 90.

And description.

Okay.

And then we have this old high back here.

High comes in at 89 66.

Okay.

So 89, 66.

So we would round that to a 89, 70 level.

Could it be 89, 65, but again, keeping true to the rules.

If it's going to go below this low and find support, we're going

to look for it to reach to 89 70.

Cause the high on that candle here is 89, 66.

We round up we'll know already.

We're already know that it's going to probably reach below that low.

Anyway, that's the nature of price action.

It will seek liquidity below and Ola or above an old high.

So it's taking this low out here.

It reaches down.

It's going to go to a level that makes perfect sense, which be 89, 70.

Okay.

And you already know this is a liquidity void and the other reference points

we look at are rejection blocks.

Okay.

So we have candles with wicks here, and we have candles in here with Wix.

Now we have a real close level with this old low, uh, the last down

candle, which is a bullish block.

Where are you using that?

Candle's high.

And we do have rejection block at the bodies of these candles in here,

which I'm not going to consider here.

We'll probably look at it on a weekly basis, but we do have one down here

below these bodies of these candles here.

So we're going to draw a reference to that,

the lowest of the bodies that we're looking for.

So the open onus is 93 or six on this last up candle and close on.

This is 93 0 7.

So again, this is the lowest of the two.

So again, again, the open is 93 or six.

The bullish symbol is a bullish rejection block and all I'm

expecting it to be bullish.

If it goes below that level, it's all it means.

And the parameters are changing to

93, 10 0 6 levels down a level.

We'd look at we're allowing for static price action to whip through that.

There you go.

Monthly rejection block.

That's bullish.

Okay.

To know we've already walked.

We've already went through all of our PDA res for premium and discount.

There's nothing above us in here on this reference point,

except for what we have here.

And now we have one little small one for a rejection block.

Okay.

The open on that candle is 1 0 2 99.

In this case, I would use the 103, because this is obvious.

It's a big figure level.

Okay, so that way it's still eating the bodies of the candles.

Most hot, recent high, not concerning ourselves with the WIC and the

high on this candle is 1 0 3 81.

So we did 1 30, 1 of the three 80.

Even

now we can highlight that monthly, old high and everything on the monthly basis

is now highlighted to now what we do is we drop down into a weekly chart.

Okay.

And stretches.

They were a little bit.

One second.

Okay.

So now we have our monthly levels, our weekly chart.

Now you're already probably saying, man, this is a lot of lines.

It is.

It's a lot of lines.

That's the reason why you'd never see my chart because quickly, right away,

if I do this and you all see this, you're going to be like, okay, well

man, which level am I looking at?

And you'll night or, well, you already know a lot because when it comes to the

IPTA data ranges and when it comes to the PD array matrix, what is obvious

and what's the most salient level present now while we're trading here.

So below us, it's this, this level right here, a monthly bullish breaker.

Okay.

And above us, we have a monthly bearish rejection block and above that will be

the monthly old high at one and three 80.

So I'll ask you to quickly see, okay, where are we likely to reach for?

Okay.

And we'll go through all that detail, but right now, just want to give you a real

quick idea because I know some of you're probably thinking, man, this is a lot.

This is really busy.

I do not have these charts in my presentations because it would cause

a lot of confusion and questions that would need would be needless.

It doesn't have to, um, bog us down with.

Yeah, well, is this level, what's this level,

but that's the point of this teaching here to give you the levels.

So you can go through your charts every single quarter.

Okay.

Every two, three months you want to be going through and looking at your

charts like this and breaking them down.

And then once we have the month of levels like this, we dropped down until weekly.

Okay.

And we do the same thing on a weekly basis.

So we have a, we have a most recent low in here and a high that's, the old hot here.

So we don't need to reference that, but we do have a low in here and we do have

a rejection block here on a weekly.

And we'll, we'll note them on this call and through real quick,

um, we don't have, we do have a,

no, we don't have any breakers on a daily.

I mean, I'm sorry, on a weekly.

Um, we do have a

mitigation block here, the last up candle right before down move.

This is the mitigation block.

So they sold a little bit said, had some price, Jackson go lower.

And we traded through, it said, this is a mitigation block.

So we have to have that noted.

The high is 98, 8.

So we're going to

on a weekly level, I use blue, I use real deep green and deep red for monthly.

And on my weekly, I use a, um, a deep blue and a bright red that

way I can delineate real quick.

That's how that works for me.

Folks, if you want to do something different again, it's your matter

of personal preference, you don't have to do exactly as I do.

Okay.

So that could offer some support.

Now, before I get into it, notice how that would be obvious level of

support because we have a low here.

We have a low here.

So if it takes out these equal loads, what level would it logically reach?

The last candle they sold at, why would they want to come back down to that level?

Because anything that was used to sell off the price from here is

under water from this quick run-up.

So to get rid of that position, that would be short.

If it hits this level, they can mitigate that and then add new lawns.

So just be mindful.

That's the reason why we're looking at it like that.

And it is a weekly bullish mitigation block.

And we have a little bit of,

uh, old high and here is short term swing high here.

So the highest 99, 12,

no, you're nine 15 Roundup in there's five.

Most recent range, low as here, but we also Ari laying a top of

a down candle will shorter block.

So we already have that level here.

This is a WIC that goes through it.

I'm not going to concern myself with that because this WIP goes down into, and this

logo's inside of this bullish or block, and you can see that monthly or block is

the parent institutional reference point.

So anything inside of that or block would already be seen

on a lower timeframe anyway.

So we're not the, again, the parent more significant reference point is that

we are inside a monthly or block here.

So even though this has a weekly down candle, we're bullish

shorter block, and this is what we've seen your reaction here.

You don't need to have all these levels over top.

Otherwise you'll have a lot more levels than it's necessary.

Okay.

So we're working from the bigger timeframe, monthly down to the

weekly and down into the daily and then down into the four hour chart.

All right.

So we've had the range outline from here to here.

This low is inside the monthly order block.

We don't need to do that.

Our rules that we've learned so far this month would sell us that we will

be looking for a nested level anyway.

Um, so this is a nested level.

It's an old low instead of a monthly bullish or block and

eight weekly bullish or blocks.

So we're already going to be seeing this anyway.

Okay.

So we don't have to draw any special attention to that.

And.

We have this old low, which is going to be the old high, low is 99, 20.

The high is 99, 12.

So we're in close proximity to that as well.

We'll find that on the daily chart, more find it there when

the upside for a premium, uh, we have the last up candle in here.

Small little body candle is completely outside of the scope of this entire

candle bullish and this candle here.

So we have this entire range from this bullish candle, this bullish candle

and this bullish candle, we're going to reference and get a mean threshold on

that because there's three consecutive candles is the last up move that

they were, they were selling into.

So we're going to look at the open on this candle here.

1 0 1 34 to the range of close on this 1 0 3 even.

Okay.

So we have to zoom in a little bit.

Okay.

So we have the range from this candles here and this candle rate there.

Okay.

And we're going to highlight.

Equilibrium off of this range here.

Okay.

And I can take this off.

Yeah.

And that's still an aim, the body open to close on all three of these candles.

That's what we're referencing here too.

That's our next level on the upside.

And we also had a weekly breaker in here.

Okay.

So you have to be mindful of that

and you always have to reference the entire range and it's a small

body candle in here, so will be.

Possibly more detailed on a daily.

And we made, we find these levels.

The high comes in at one or two or seven.

That's how I would have it in my notes to see you guys have

it as an, uh, a different way of noting it weekly Farish breaker

to last down camera, right?

Drawer the run back above this high here, it's running to take liquidity.

And why is this a breaker?

Because we went down below it again, it was reaching for more liquidity above an

old height, dislike this as a breaker.

If price was to trade down to here, you could hit that as a bear's breaker

liquidity about this high was traded into, we came back down and we made

one more attempt into higher highs.

We had to reference this down candle right before that short-term

high rate there is violated.

So we're back in it.

Now we're inside this range defined by this candle here.

Extended out, which we don't need to do that because we're already

above it to trade back down below.

It has no significance anymore.

We're only looking to it as it trades up into the last down candle.

So this is our range defined there.

Now we don't have any fair value gaps on this down move all these black candles.

There's no liquidity void.

Everything is overlapped.

See this down candle.

This entire range has traded all through it.

Okay.

Then this candle here traded back up through it.

And there's nothing in here in terms of only being down.

Okay.

It's had Wix, that's worked all the way back and forth this

entire, uh, retracement lower.

So there's really nothing.

Or in terms of imbalance on this down, move that scene on the weekly.

So this caps us for the weekly premium and we've already outlined,

uh, the range is outside here.

We have a small little gap.

That's not even worth mentioning in here because this load didn't get down to it.

And that could just be attributed to the delivery of price for this burgers

round sets to my need to refer to here.

If we see it on a lower timeframe, we'll make reference to it.

But we also have, uh, the last down candle.

Okay, which would be a bullshit or a block for the weekly.

The high comes in at 100 point 99.

When it's that close again, I just go right to the big figure because that's the

level they're gonna, they're gonna hit.

So we have a bullish weekly order block at 100 in one.

So one-on-one big figure.

We're going to put that in the form of,

or block.

Okay.

So that's there.

Excuse me.

And in the body.

Okay.

In the body of that.

Inside this body, you want to measure that range and it's going to give you

your fair, not fair by a means threshold.

Oh, the bull shoulder block, because we look at the body of the candle

only, and it's right in here.

So now we can take this.

Okay.

So if price trades down to this level, we know there'll be a potential

area at which to find some support.

We're already at a monthly bullish or block here and above us.

These are the premium arrays that price should be reaching for.

And I do believe that does it for our weekly.

Okay.

So now we can drop down into, let me double check, make

sure I'm not missing any.

Yeah.

If this candle closes and we opened up a new candle next week, and in order

to say, say, we cap the dollar here.

This is the weekly high, and we start trading next Sunday down

here, you would note this high here as an old high right now.

I don't see it as an old high because it hasn't closed and made a swing

high and it has to close on the candles basis before I refer to it.

You'll see this on a daily chart when we get down to it and

just keep this number in mind.

Ready?

1 0 1 76.

When we get to the daily, it'll make sense, but that's it for the weekly.

So we'll drop down into a daily.

Okay.

So here's our daily chart.

Okay.

And yeah, we didn't, it's still not that big of a deal in terms of a gap.

So we were not even going to refer to it there.

We're going to attribute to price action on this platform alone, but didn't get

closed in going down to this area in here.

All right.

So now you're going to look through and above price.

We'll go through the premiums.

First.

We have an old high here too.

Remember I told you about that, that high level on a weekly at 1 0 1 76.

We can't classify it on a weekly.

But we can classify on a daily because of this swing high, lower high candle

here, and a lower high candle here to this high here becomes a swing high on a

daily, so we can refer to it as such here.

And again, that level is 1 0 1 76.

So we're below that price.

So we're looking for 1 0 1 75 nearest round level of five or zero two.

This is going to be a daily.

Okay.

And

this down candle here would be a bullish or block, but notice what we have here.

We have a monthly bullish breaker there and

we're inside of a weekly bullish, shorter block.

And this level down here is what the weekly bullish or block mean threats.

So we're inside of something already.

It's bullish.

Okay.

So now think about what I talked about in the teaching so far for swing

trading, how the levels are nested, if you lose a specific level in support.

Okay.

And on the four hour or the daily, you drop back out to a weekly and you find

order blocks that are discount based or bullshit or block or a fair value got

below price or liquidity void or optimal trade entry by basically what that is,

um, or trade down to an old, low or high, or look for a bullish rejection block,

anything below the bodies of the candles.

Um, that would be a turtle soup idea or tray below an old low.

Okay.

Those ideas are there scenarios inside of a range that would be defined on a

hard timeframe, weekly and or monthly?

Okay.

So we have all of our reference points here.

Um, again, this is current price action.

So continuing what we're looking for in terms of premium arrays, we have

this gap that's been closed in up here.

That's not there.

Uh, no voids.

I skipped over that by not segments.

I apologize.

There's no liquidity voids in here.

There's no gaps.

Price has been rebalanced the whole way down and we're

already above what would be.

Rejection block.

So we can't note that it's not even worth mentioning now.

Cause it's been traded through here.

We had the old high here.

We have an old high here, but that's in close proximity to this

level here, which is what the monthly bearish rejection block.

Okay.

And notice how that is really close to what the last up candle right

here, which is a bears were blocked.

And we basically bounced out who I think we were one pit short here.

The low is 1 0 2 95.

And um, if I'm not mistaken, it's gonna be one or 2 94.

Now let me get a pit only five, close it in perfectly.

So there's new, no gap there.

There's new void and it's already hit this parish order block.

And it's also really close to the monthly rejection walk at 1 0 3.

So that would be a level.

We'll leave that there.

And we have the old high here.

So premium is already outlined discount.

Um, we have the last down candle here.

We're not worrying about this little down candle here because I already

know what you're going to say.

If I don't talk about it.

Why don't you talk about this down candle?

Because this down candles entire range is inside of this

last big, larger down candle.

And this is the largest down candle that's attached to the low.

It is the low.

So we don't look at this one here.

If this one's slightly higher, that would have been any propulsion candle,

which would be a much more sensitive bullet or block than this one.

And we wouldn't rely on price getting all the way down to this one.

We only look for it to go to this one.

If it had a higher.

But because it doesn't have a higher high, our eyes go right to just this one here.

So this is where all the buying was.

And couple that also with the previous candle being put down close the whole

entire range from this candles opening and the next larger down candle close

that entire range is the bullish or block or where it buying took place.

It also went right into this candle here, and we're already

inside of a larger monthly and weekly idea in terms of discount.

So

below these candles here is a rejection block on a weekly basis.

So I'm going to reference that.

So the close is 100 point 51.

So I'm going to use 100 point 55.

Now, you're already seeing that it isn't lining up with the bodies,

but when you see your chart, you're going to know what it's reaching for.

But this is the level I'm looking for to get to know

it's, this is the draw on price.

And then you wait to see if it's going to wick below or trade below the bodies.

Okay.

So we're only really looking at levels of fives and zeros, because that's what the

algorithm is going to reach for again.

And your notes do not hold on for the odd number.

And price like 17 or 13 or, um, uh, 19.

Okay.

Always use the next nearest level.

If, if you think that price level above you and over,

it's just make it very clear.

If you think a resistance level or objective and price above you is at 20,

it can get to 20, but in my mindset, I'm looking for 1520s to draw on price, the

magnet, but it may fail to get there.

So I'm going to elect to use 15, which is five pips below nearest

the nearest to the 20 level.

But if it's 19, again, the same thing, don't expect it to always get

to 22 because it's so close to it.

Unless it's a big figure number like a total, like one hundred and one

zero, zero, or 1.3, 0, 0, 0 in a year or something like that, that would

be a real big number or a big figure.

And yet they will usually hit those numbers pretty consistently, rather,

and then trade through it a little bit sometimes because the orders will stack

around those, uh, higher, big, double zero levels or big figures as we call them.

And the same thing goes for mid figure levels, fifties.

I like if it's going to reach, if you see a level that's an old high

or an old low at like 47, okay.

Chances are it's going to hit that 50 level.

It just, it's a, it's a big round number and.

Twenties and eighties have real sensitivity as well, but not as high

as the big figure and mid figure.

But in between those mid figures and big figures, you want to

really reference that 20 and 80.

But again, if it's the market price is below those levels always

round down the nearest five.

And if you do that, your, your consistency is going to be a lot

more spot on than it will be.

If you hold on for that last little piece, you don't want to do that

because many times it'll fail.

And it's very frustrating.

And we have this down candle here, which will be a bullish or

block, but it's already outlined with the monthly bullish breaker.

Okay.

So we're already, we already have a level there, so we don't need to have that.

So in quick terms, we've already outlined the entire dollar index

for monthly, weekly, and daily.

Okay.

So I can reference this old low here, but it's not necessary because we're

going to be looking at this level here.

And as we drop down into the four hour,

okay.

Too much, Michael,

most current range is this low to this high.

We've already cleared through this rejection block on these candles here.

We can't refer to the.

It's already been done.

We have this old high back here.

It's the daily old high.

And you can see clearly on the four hour what the actual level is, but

this is exactly how my charts look.

I don't share them with you because invariably, they're going to say, what

are you drawing that level there for?

Why is it there?

Why is it here?

I will have a million questions and I will never get free time to do anything.

And you'd be all complaining.

You don't ever answer my questions.

And some of you do that already, but I insist that you wait until

the future teachings because it answers your questions.

All right.

So looking at this, we have a small right now, above where we're at

now, we're going to go through the premium arrays on the four hour.

We had the old high, but that's already an annuity with a daily, old high.

We have this little area right in here on a four hour basis.

Now you're probably saying what's the big deal.

What's a big deal about that.

It's a gap.

Okay.

So we have price was trading higher.

See this green candle here and another green candle.

It makes the high, and it trades lower price trades below that up

candle right here and trades lower.

From there.

We almost got up here and closed the gap on this little candle time, but it left

it open to that is a fair value gap.

So now, because we're in a four hour chart, we want to start

putting in the lipstick like this.

Does it mean something now?

Let's go with something like this.

Okay.

Now I don't type out fair value gap or liquidity.

I know what they are.

Okay.

But as you're learning while you're going through mentorship, and as

long as you feel the need to do so, just inside this little sheet of

area, wait, break, close to where it's being anchored at the museum.

And so you can see what I'm, what I'm actually highlighting.

This candle that low was broken right there on the downside.

Once that occurred, price is only being delivered on the downside all through

here, and then it started this candle.

It opened, traded up, but notice it didn't close in that gap up to

here only delivered on the downside.

And you're probably saying, well, what's the big deal about that?

The big deal is study your charts and see where that happens in

price will draw back into that.

Eventually it wants to fill that in like little pockets of opportunity

for price to be offered as a trade.

And that's where you can see in terms of, um, we have the old high back here.

We have a fair value gap here, above that.

We have a little bit of a void in here that can close in which

we won't reference anything.

There.

We will look at this last up candle bear shorter block on a four hour basis.

And now on the four hour, I'll go to a straight black level

above that.

We'd have to start referencing other levels that we don't need to have on here.

Now it's a nice range away from a rat below us.

We have these last two down candles in here, right in here.

That's our bullish order block on a four hour and notice it's also

inside of a weekly bullish or block.

So do we need to reference this?

No, you don't need to reference that because we already have a weekly

order block that is nested inside of.

So once you have these higher timeframe levels in here, you already

are working off a hard timeframe again, by hovering over top of it.

It tells you this is a weekly bullish order block.

That's what this whole business is down in here.

It's already a level of higher timeframe significance.

So for discount PD, You can note this, if you want to have it on your chart, but I

already know we're already inside an area.

Okay.

Where bullish scenario should take place.

If we trade back down into here, that should be an area recapitalization.

They bought there before.

Why?

Because it's already been a displacement and price.

It comes back down.

It can get down to this level, but more appropriately is probably

going to go to this level here.

Do you want to have one big figure?

And it may not ever get down to these candles here is opening

or even the high that candle.

So that's why you want to have these hard timeframe levels on your charts.

And they're gonna have much more impact on price.

But if this level were to break, like we just taught so far in the

swing trading stuff in your notes.

If this level gives way at one at one, what's it going to go down to the lower

timeframe discounted rate, which would be the bullshitter black on the flower

because there's nothing in here for daily four hours would be the next one.

So below it, we have an old low here and again, that's also inside

of the weekly range and this is a weekly daily Bush rejection block.

And we have this one wick in here and because of that, and we have

a big cluster of price action.

I don't see that as a rejection block area in here, if it was longer

wicks and it was outside of the range of this smaller consolidation.

That would be something to note, but it's not there.

We don't have any fair value gaps down here on this delivery of price.

We do have one right here.

See how this high here was broken on this top candle.

So we left this whole little area of market structure, price rally

through this little short term.

Hi, it's new man.

So all this consolidation in here, it left a consolidation

rate there and traded higher.

Next candle opened, traded down and left this whole pocket of price action only

delivered on the buy-side right there.

So below us, we have a fair value gap we're priced could, could

potentially trade down from this low.

It left the gap open to here

to extend that out in time, a little bit

and an area in which I would expect to see price trade down and close it.

Now for someone you are disciplined, if you might call it that in supply and

demand at quick glance, this would say, oh, you're doing supply and demand.

No, because supply and demand says, they're going to try to

trade something down in this zone.

I'm telling you, it's going down to close in this range.

It's a level there.

What level we're looking for.

This candles close, you're highlighting it so I can get the high on it.

The highest 100 point 98.

The next candle is 100 point 98.

So that's your level.

It's going to trade down the close the range and at 101 to 100 and point 98,

that we're closing that delivery of price.

Once it broke these highs here on this candle, they expect price to trade down

here, supply and demand says, well, let's look for something to buy in this zone.

That's not what we do around here.

We're expecting us to trade.

If it trades lower, it's going to go all the way down to one, a hundred point 98.

It's going to hit that to the pit period at the end of the story.

That's how you, that's the difference between me and supply and demand.

I give you exact levels.

So when we go through price action, we're looking for specific price

levels and the logic is consistent throughout the entire process.

Not we're not changing things.

We're not trying to guess what is inside this zone to be a buy.

We know what we're looking for.

So we've defined the fair value gap in here.

We do have bullshitter blocks in here.

Okay.

But if we're a day trader, we already be looking for these ideas

on a lower one hour chart and is Luxem enticed to go do that.

We spend a great deal of time already, just on the dollar index.

I'm not going to talk about the other payers as much as I'm doing this one.

Cause you're going to know what I'm doing as I labeled.

But for the first one for the dollar, because the dollar is king.

I want to go through, like I said, at nauseum, all the things and

why I'm picking out the levels and what I'm looking at for all right.

So that's the business there.

Um,

that's the four hour.

And again, we have this level before we contend with an old whoa, and

we already have this high aligned based on a daily, old high that's

the business now, what does it mean?

What do you do with these levels?

Well, we're here now.

We've already cleared the rejection block.

Hasn't rejected price.

I had an opportunity to do so we went down before we opened onus candle

trading down below these bodies and that's, we're back above it.

So logically we would expect to see price, expand to reach a run on the

daily high, and you could see what the actual highs on the four-hour

here, and then maybe reach up into the fair value got that we just outlined.

Okay.

So what does that mean for us in terms of directional bias?

The liquidity draw on price is going to be 1 0 1 75 to 1 0 180 and

potentially up to 1 0 1 90 Greeks to 1 0 2 big figure to closing the gap.

Okay.

So there's more reference points from where we are right now, here,

here, and here to a big figure.

Then there is to get down just to the.

It can drop down to here, but if it leaves these up here without being

traded to, if we trade back down in here and hit this level, hit this, uh,

weekly bullish or block, if it hits that that's an obvious trade to get you a run,

to go into the one or two big figure, or at least taking off at 1 0 1 75, 101

81 0 1 90 to closing the fair value gap.

Okay.

So right now you can't trade it.

There's no trade here.

So you just wait, ideally, this is how you scale out probabilities.

Is it more likely to trade up to these levels here and sell off?

Or is it a better trade to wait for?

If it gives you an opportunity to trade down here to this level, to be a buy,

to get to these levels, obviously the latter, it's better to see a trade down

here, give you a support at the weekly bullshitter block and have a run to

these levels because they would take out liquidity above this high here.

If it trades from this level here and right above this sort term

high, it may want to consolidate or retrace and go lower.

If it does do that, we have to consider this last down candle, which would

be a four hour low shorter block.

This is the last time on the floor.

Our basis buying has been seen.

Okay.

And the high comes in at 1 0 2.

I'm sorry.

Good grief.

One went to the 1 26

and on a four hour basis, we're going to leave it as it is.

We don't, we're not going to mess around with it in here because we'll

be able to refine it further if we wanted to with lower timeframes.

So is the four hour

bullish

four o'clock.

Okay.

And I'm gonna repeat what I just said regarding the four hour from the four

hour and less timeframe, anything from a four hour and below or lower,

like a 60 minute or 15 minutes, 30 minutes, five minutes, whatever.

Um, anything at a four hour or below in terms of time we

use whatever the level is.

Okay.

Anything above a four hour, we round it to the nearest five level or zero level.

The reason why is because it's a hard timeframe level and not

everybody's platform is going to have those same hard timeframe levels.

There's always going to be some discrepancy.

And the reason why you use the actual level on a four hour, because no

matter what discipline you're trading with these ideas, your setups are

gonna be starting on a four hour.

So because everyone's platform is slightly different.

You want to be using your particular levels and you'll know

exactly what I mean right away.

If you'd look at what you trade with in our mentorship, I teach you to use

the Forex LTDs empty for demo account.

And that's what you're seeing, being used here in every one of my teachings.

That's the medium I'm using that data is going to be off based on

your live trading account, whatever pro whatever platform or, or data

provider you use to trade through, that's going to be slightly different.

And that's the reason why you want to use whatever your four

hour or less timeframe is.

And don't argue with me about why is it this and why is that?

Because it is okay.

That's, that's the nature of the business.

It's not like, uh, futures, contracts, where the price is, what the price is.

Okay.

In four X, we have to deal with that, that gremlin, you know, to exist in this

industry, that the brokerage firm is allowed to have a little bit of a spread.

Sometimes they get a little aggressive and make it a little

bit wider than it should be.

And you see it happen.

You get smacked on the wrist or they get their doors closed, but

that's part of this business.

It's nature of this game.

You have to use your own specific trading timeframes data from the four hour.

Okay.

So there's your difference in why you gotta use these levels?

That's why sometimes your candles is gonna look slightly different from mine.

When I'm teaching through the demo, anything from a four-hour list, just

use your data and use the actual level.

Don't round the round.

Don't do anything unless you're using it for like five minute basis, then you

can still do that rounding, uh, idea because the five minutes, it really noisy.

So you want to be getting in a little early and getting out a lot early.

Okay.

And we'll talk more about that when we get into lower timeframes,

we're not there just before hour.

I just want to add it to your notes here.

And that's the, uh, that's the business for, uh, you know, the dollar index

from monthly down to a four hour.

Now, let me show you the benefits of this.

Okay.

Uh, just for one brief moment.

Okay.

We're going to drop down into a 15 minute timeframe.

Okay.

And we're going to look at an area in price, and we're going to start

from this low here, right here.

And we're going to go and look at price action.

Just in this little blue shaded area on a 15 minute timeframe.

Okay.

So if you're inside of a lower timeframe chart like this and say we're day

trading, and we're doing the day trading in April, you guys said when we started

doing intraday stuff and we're day trading just about every single trading

day, um, you'll have these levels in my chart and you'll see them and you'll

know great way what they are, why?

And they're there.

Okay.

But instead of you asking me what it is, okay, I'm going to be able just

to go over a hover over top of them.

And you'll see, this is a daily Bush rejection block.

This is a weekly bullish order block.

When we hover over another level, this will be a four hour bullish order block.

And we obviously know what this is going to be.

It's a daily, old time.

Okay.

When you drop down in the lower timeframe, you have to have organization.

And that way you'll know which higher timeframe reference point from a

liquidity standpoint and institutional order flow, what they're drawing on,

what levels are they reaching for?

If you don't have that, you're not going to see the moves come beforehand.

You're, you're always going to be surprised by it.

It's going to be, um, you know, I didn't see that coming or why did it react there?

Okay.

So we're taking these monthly, the weekly and the daily and for our levels and

applying them as we just did with the PDA matrix above the marketplace, going

in order looking for the same things as been outlined in today's teachings.

Okay.

Oh, I'm sorry.

This month teaching.

And then looking for the, uh, the discount PDRs, the low price.

There isn't always going to be every single one of them in that list, but

you go for all the ones that are there.

If you have a lower, I'm sorry, if you have a higher timeframe level,

that's already indicating bullishness.

You don't need to note it because you're already gonna be thinking I'm

inside of a higher timeframe, monthly bullish or block, or I'm inside of a

monthly bearish order block or a I'm trading at a weekly bullish breaker.

Okay.

So there's more significance and more, uh, um, weight applied to

the monthly and the weekly levels.

That's why we start there.

That's why we transpose those levels on to our lower timeframe.

They're going to have the biggest reactions.

All the big moves occur off of a monthly and or weekly level.

So if we're going to look for trades that have the biggest probability in

terms of movement or displacement, whether you're a scalper or day trader

or a swing trader or a short-term trader we'll position trader, or, you know,

whatever discipline you're going to use at the end of this mentorship, if you

focus on that monthly and weekly level stuff, as we taught last week and the two

teachings, that's where the, the meat is.

That's the easy stuff.

That's the easy trades.

The things that you wait around for, what am I waiting for?

Michael?

What, what am I having patients for that you're waiting for

monthly and weekly levels.

Period.

If you stick to just those levels, you'll have everything you're looking for, but

you have to have them on your chart.

And as we just outlined here, because we don't, you're not

going to see them coming.

All right.

So that's the business for dollar.

Now, once you have everything, okay, let's go back out to a four.

Okay, this is your working levels.

Okay.

So now what you want to do is, is in an empty floor.

You want to right click on your mouse.

I'm going to go to templates.

Okay.

And you're going to say save template, and you want to save it as,

since we did the dollar, when you S D X levels, okay.

Save.

Now, let's say you lose a chart or you do like I do.

Sometimes I grab a chart and I make a mistake and start changing

things around, or I delete it.

You want to create a new chart, go here and dollar index, that's changed it to a

four hour basis and have your charts out.

Like I have, it's a higher timeframe chart.

And then to the next, to the right of the, it'll be a lower timeframe.

So we have the four hour here you go over to templates, go

down to dollar index levels.

Boom it's there.

Make and shrink it, resize it, put your chart together.

As you want an outline in a split screen format,

and you do go back out to a daily.

And everything you have

is in agreement with everything you see on the left hand side, all

those levels are going to be in your executable timeframe the four hour.

And that's it.

Now, when your charts look like this and you share them with your

friends and whatever online, you're going to get a million questions.

Why this stuff's on your chart like that?

I'm asking you don't share your charts when it's like this, because

all it's going to do is open up the enticement for you to talk about what

you're not going to be talking about.

So that's another reason why I keep all my charts when it's identified with all these

levels like this, I don't share these.

So all my screens, I do my analysis and I refer to like, when I'm talking, or if I

go to pause and mute the sound, sometimes I'm actually looking at my other screens.

Cause sometimes I'll pause.

You can't see the chart moving or you can't hear me

referring to my other screens.

And then by looking at something I'm looking at where we at in

relationship to these levels.

Okay.

Or if you hear me say, well, I think it's going to go up to this level or

it's going to go down to this level.

Or if it breaks this level, it breaks that level.

You know, now what I'm doing, you know what I'm doing, I'm going to referring to.

Okay.

So we're done with the dollar index.

We can go into the Euro real quick.

Okay.

And I'm not going to talk so extensively now it's going to whip through the.

Okay, so we're going to go to a default

and what I usually do on a Saturday, I just put some headphones on,

put some cool music on and just go at it and just literally just

zone out and go through my charts.

You put the lipstick all over them, draw out my levels.

And what I'm left with is what you saw with the dollar index.

So again, I'm just going to go through this.

I'm not trying to tone Scott's I can try not to talk and everything

will be self-explanatory as you go.

Or as I go rather.

Okay.

So we're reaching into that 10 level.

We have a monthly bullish order block in here.

Okay.

So we have

the highest one to 2 0 6.

Okay.

So we can see price rates down into.

Yeah.

Okay.

So as a reminder, uh, why am I highlighting the opening on this one

now is because you have a lot of ways.

Okay.

So we have a lot of WIC here and the body's very small.

So we're going to refrain from using the mean threshold on this down candle.

If it ever trades down to this level here and gets to this level here, the

monthly opening on the Bush, or block that last down, can we wait it up move then?

And only then would I be worried about putting the mean threshold here, but

just to keep the charts clean, you already know, or a block theory, you're

going to look for the mean threshold and up or down candle respectively.

So it's not like we have to have that here, but in your notes,

just refer to anything that we don't have for a mean threshold.

If it's more salient to have this new, that as the opening.

Cause it has a WIC.

Now we're identifying that opening price because what is the wick?

It's a gap.

Okay.

So it's a liquidity void.

It's a fairway gap.

That idea prices reached up there for liquidity.

Okay.

So that's why you have to always use the opening price when there's a lot of WIC.

All right.

So, uh, that's this whole area in here, we have a very, very

small little fair value gap.

This high was taken out on the upside with this candle and Thomas came down and

close it in, but left it open right there.

Okay.

And again, this is the reference.

When I, when I cycled through my charts, I look for these things and it

draws my attention to it really quick.

It's not important to have it all the way over here.

That's the reason why you want to cycle through your charts.

Monthly, weekly, daily, four hour, every single trading day.

Before you sit down to make any trade decisions.

That way it gives you an idea.

Okay, well, this is probably going to reach down here and close that in it.

Didn't do it here.

Notice it kept it open.

Still.

It could have went down, easily hit it.

It didn't do it yet.

So that may be what we end up seeing price chain down to that one or two.

What was the high?

A one or 2 0 6.

The level should be at one to two 10.

That's one double check.

I have it set.

Okay.

And that's the business there.

Um, now we look at a little bit closer in terms of the range, zoom

in, get closer to the present range.

Okay.

And a small little rejection block in here, monthly wise,

the body, the lowest of the bodies of the candles in here.

And that's going to be the open at 1 0 4 39.

So we would look for 1 0 4 40.

It's the light it's one PIP higher.

Okay.

And no void, no gaps.

Um, we have a very short term swing high in here, so that's a old high,

okay.

1 13 66, which is gonna be 1 13 65.

And we have a small

equal bodies at these candles here.

So we have a potential rejection block in here to clean.

That's what this is indicating closes 1 0 8 0 2 to open on this candle is one

to eight 30, very close body channels.

And let's get one more.

Look at that.

Close is 1 0 8, 2 open

is 1 0 7 1 0 7 99.

So we're going to do we're below price right now.

So we're going to be 1 0 8

big figure.

Okay.

So.

Okay.

Um, we're inside and we've already went down below the body of this last down

candle that can not be a bullish or block.

So it's not even worth mentioning.

Now, had we not traded down the here, we would already have that in our

charts, or we would be doing it now, but because we've already traded

through it, it wouldn't be done.

Okay.

So that's what you would be doing, working through and above these ranges

in here was this obvious we all that

I may not appear on your form of your charts.

I understand, but this is what you do.

Okay.

And we have a old high back here, but we have a lot already

going on on a monthly basis.

As we get to these levels, then we can go back and start looking at

this liquidity void, which has got a very gap in the middle of it also.

And then we have this old, low back here, which we will definitely

put in the charts now because I want you to see it and have it.

So this is a premium array because it's above price and you're going to see

it as an old low, which could be an old high, just like we have back here.

Just get the lawyer on it.

Michael first, a 1 18 73.

So we'll look for 1 18 70.

I remember we round down to the nearest five or zero level.

Okay.

And just real quick, before we go down to the weekly, uh, Lois Omo rejection,

no gaps, no voids, new mitigation blocks and that's the business.

Okay.

And then above us, we have, we already seen this traded to, as a bear

shorter block with this candle here.

No need to mention it.

It's already been rebalanced.

Same thing with this last up candle it's been rebalanced here has already seen a

move that level's already been traded too.

So it's not active again, refer to your swing trading notes.

Okay.

Um, the one level above us that are active is this monthly or

high, monthly rejection block.

That's bearish.

That's why that little hyphens there, if it would be a bullish rejection

bucket would be a little plus now.

And we have old monthly height, and then we have the old low,

which we had to identify.

Okay.

So when you highlight this and see what happens, it tells you

monthly, old, low, but it's red.

So that means, well it's way underneath it.

And it's going to be in a historical low, which is been broken.

And now we know that it's never been traded to as resistance.

So that would be the next upside.

Should we take out the short-term high and reach through this one?

So it gives you lots of way to reach for now.

We're a good distance away before that would ever be considered, but

I'm just showing you what I do.

Okay.

You don't have to have all these levels in here, but marking them up.

This is what you end up going through and how you identify them.

So we dropped down into a weekly.

Okay.

We're looking at the weekly levels now.

So I'm going to

use the opening on this candle.

It's the 1 0 5 43 levels.

So we're going to look at 1 0 5 45, 1 0 5 45.

We have a level already new to here on a monthly it's a rejection block.

And it's also, it would be noted as a weekly because all the buyers are

gathered around that same level again.

So would you note that level?

No, it's already done and we already have the low down here identified as well.

We are presently trading in a bullish bullshitter block on a weekly basis.

Would you reference this old high back here when you have a monthly

rejection over a block noted there?

No, because your eyes are already drawn to that.

Okay.

Uh, the last up candle, right for the down move, it's already left.

Okay.

It's traded open on this candle, traded away from it here and then

traded back into it and closed.

Now we're leaving it again.

So this order block has already been traded to, but because

it's our timeframe level

and I'm not confident about what you're wanting to do.

I just want to have it on my chart

and we'll be mindful of it.

Lois 1 0 6 25.

That's the level I want.

Okay.

And that's here.

And then we have.

These two candles here.

Bear shorter block rate for this down moot.

It's already traded to it here to use no reference needed to be drawn to this one.

It's already been traded to.

It's been exhausted already.

Weekly rejection block up here.

Okay.

The closes 1 10 95.

That's the level I want to keep max, let me double check that the other candle.

Yeah, one to 10 95 is below 1 0 1, 10 96, this higher open and this close on this.

So I want 1, 10 95

and you can see, this is why you want to do this on the weekend.

You get some time away from your mother, your father, your sister, your brother,

your kids, you know, everybody just turn some music on and go through your charts.

Note them up weekly

bearish rejection, and it's just gotta be a different read.

So weekly level.

Okay.

And, uh, but that's about it for here on the weekly.

And then we dropped down into a daily

and take one more look at before I do this.

Yeah.

Not that I can see anybody questioning back in our, you probably

read some of your minds here.

I'm looking at this little area right in here.

Okay.

This is not a gap and it's not a void either.

Okay.

The reason why is because these two candles up by, by, by, by, by

the down move to the point at which the up candles start here, this has

been rebalanced all through here.

Remember to delivery on the upsides here.

It's balanced out from this point here on this candle is low and then it

would be curating a delivery of south.

I only it got rebalanced here went right back up until here.

So it's, there's no gap.

There's no void.

Okay.

So that way, okay.

Some of you were thinking that I don't know why I felt that, but

that's why I said what I said.

Here you go daily.

All right.

So we have.

Potential rejection block.

Only use that one

close on this candle when a 6 72.

So I want one of those six 70.

And where are we at here?

Um, was small little gap and I'm not going to reference here and

we'll do it on the four hour.

We'll probably see it better down here.

Um, price left this down here.

Came down.

Didn't quite get to close it in price has been delivered only in the buy-side here,

nothing down on price, band, deliberate going lower, except for this long wick.

At some point, this candle here was bearish all one big down candle

and it closed in this little gap on the left, that little piece here.

Um, and if you remember back in January, we actually, uh, were expecting it

to do that very thing, but it just missed it by a pepper to does that

make ended up coming back down here and actually closing that in finally.

Um, so we have this low, okay.

Comes in at 1 0 5 22, 1 0 5 22, which is one of 5 25 rounded up.

This is the work that everybody does not want to do when it comes to trading.

They want to look at indicators.

All right.

So we have this noted.

This is daily, old, low, and.

We have these candles down here, the bodies, we're going to note those as well

has to be,

and I'm not going to reference this as a rejection block, but you can.

And your charts, the body of this candle here on December 21st, 2016, the open is

the lowest of the bodies on this platform.

And that comes in at one to 3 93.

So it would be one of the 3 95.

That's where you would draw your rejection block on a daily basis.

Um, we do have,

uh, we don't have, we have the last up camel here.

It left that range on this candle and then traded back up into it here too.

We already had that trade to that bear short box.

Should that's not active anymore.

We do have the old high back here, but we're going to refer only to the monthly

rejection or block there as a reference points that we already have that noted.

Um, we do have a fair value gap here.

Or avoid rather, oh, we have a liquidity void in here.

Price has left this little pocket and it's also coupled with a breaker.

So we have this little area up here.

I'm going to use the breaker to anchor it.

Just this candle.

The open is 194 to closes on 83, such a down close.

So we'll have to use the high on that candle.

So 1 0 9 91.

So 1 0 1 90,

that goes right in that little only delivered on the sell

side reference offer here.

So this candle is low and this candle is high prices delivered,

downside, only new rebalancing.

And it's at a breaker.

That's why we're drawing this, uh, this reference point for a void.

It only delivered it here and it's inside of a breaker.

So get through the buys that are here under water.

So they're going to probably want to rebalance the price at that level.

Should we ever get bullish?

And it's a long ways from here, but you'd still have to have it on your charts.

Just keep it germane for our teaching

resistance

daily.

Perish the breaker and

bullied.

That's what you would see right there.

Okay.

And I think that's gonna be it for this

it's one double check.

One more time.

If I drop down here, we'll go to a four hour and this is going to be

the last pair I do live with you.

I'm actually going to go through all my charts after I get out of this live

session with you and go through them.

And in today's recap, video, I'll literally go through every single thing

with my mouse going each one with the pound, with the pound, with the CAD,

the Aussie dollar Euro pound gold and silver, so that we have a mock.

Okay.

And you can do that.

Also.

If you're going to do this on your own to double check yourself, do this as an

exercise, I'm going to finish the Euro dollar here in the four hour, but then

for cable and for dollar cat and all the.

Euro pound gold and silver.

If you want to check yourself and test your understanding of where you're at,

this is a good example of doing it.

You already seen me do it with the dollar index, and you're

watching me do it here on the Euro.

Test yourself to see if you pull up the same levels.

And if you come to the same conclusion, use the Mt.

Four platform for XLT D like we're using for the demo for this mentorship, uh,

use that platform to do your analysis.

So that way you'll get very close, if not spiral into the same

levels and same reference points.

I pull out if you miss one or two, it's not a big deal.

Okay.

But you're going to draw your reference points based on what we

learned in the PD array matrix, um, uh, the data ranges, all those things.

When you blend all that stuff together, what we're doing is you're referencing

everything from a monthly, the weekly and a daily and four hours.

So again, let me finish the four hour and then we'll,

we'll close this one for today.

I still have to do some video work for you later on this afternoon and

talk about today's price action.

Okay.

So we have a right.

Here's where price is.

And again, you start looking up above for premium arrays and you look for

bearish levels or discount rates where price should reach to for the downside.

All right.

So we'll do discount first.

We had the old low here, which is already been identified with a daily,

low rounded up, and we have down this old, low back here, Bush quarter block.

Four hours.

So we're going to be using black levels, a lot of body, very little wick.

So we're using the high and you can see that's in close proximity

to that same level here, notice that we have basically equal lows.

So come down here, wick into this candle.

Since we have this level here and we already have a level out at wining,

that same area, we're going to look at this body of this candle and

reference what it means threshold.

So using the body of the candle, here's our reference point equilibrium.

So we're going to take our line.

We is true here, drop it down.

And then this is a rather boring exercise, but this is what you gotta do.

And this is the things that lead to you, understanding where price

is going to reach for what levels create buying opportunities.

Okay.

And just to say for our Polish, blah, blah, blah,

I mean threshold

and the parameters are one of 4 95.

We'll make it round it up.

We're above price action at this level.

So we want to get to the closest, the most logical level at a five level or zero.

So we highlight that it's a four hour push or block me threshold.

Okay.

And below that would be a old low here,

55

coil or old

easy-peasy gimme, highlight.

You'll see it.

Okay.

Um, while I'm thinking about it, say where we're trading these levels

on get trade to for a while and you want to extend them to the right.

Okay.

What you want to do is do you want to double tap on it?

So it highlights the, uh, the line or levels that you're highlighting.

If it's not a full horizontal line, you want to hold down the shift

button on your keyboard and draw that out and it'll keep your level

nice and level without moving around.

I've learned that from one of our members.

Very helpful little tip on empty, forth, and that's the business for that one.

If we get below here, um, we don't want to look at this down candle.

Okay.

Cause we're already looking at this.

We have a monthly rejection block and it's also one, two candles down candle closes.

And this is the order block that you would see on a four-hour basis anyway.

So we don't need to make any reference points down here.

We already have it noted.

Okay.

With differences that make, if it, if we say it's a four

hour bullish order block, okay.

Or if it's a monthly rejection block, they're both bullish and what's going

to have more significance to monthly go to for the four hour monthly.

So while there seems like a whole lot of levels and in some instances can be

when you put more weight on the higher timeframe, monthly level, if that

muscle level doesn't hold, if it trades through it, then you'd go to the next

logical, lower level that will be seen on a weekly or a daily and vice versa.

If you have a lower timeframe for our level, that breaks

way, it doesn't support price.

The next lower support level that you think is going to be a buying

opportunity because the context of the marketplace is what you're

framing your trade side ideas on.

You gotta be bullish based on other things.

You just can't look at these levels.

Okay, well, this is a bullshitter, but I'm buying it.

That's not enough.

You have to have other things supporting that idea.

Is there confluence to that?

But if one level breaks, you know, that there's a logical

level below it, they get.

If that level is outside of the scope that keeps the, uh, the market framework

that presented being bullish, then all of a sudden, now you have a reason to

say, okay, well, I don't want to be a part of this market if it trades down

below this level, because it would create a break in market structure,

or it would indicate that this is no longer bullish and then you'd have

something to weigh it again, versus without having these reference points.

Will you, what are you looking at?

Who knows what you're looking at?

So we have this reference point here already delineated, and we

have a little bit of a void in here.

I'm not going to reference that, but just I'll make a mental note of it

and outline and thinking out loud.

Um, I'd like this candle's low is lower than this one.

And it traded through this candles body here.

So I'm going to reference this as the bear's order block on a four hour.

So we have a four bearish order block.

And I'll say this again.

See that way, you know what I'm talking about?

Yes.

This is the last candle that has the highest high, but the WIC is the high,

these two consecutive candles here.

One, two it's traded through also this candles body.

So it's already exhausted this area here.

So I'm going to reference the low on this, not the body of this candle.

I want to see the sensitivity to begin at this level on the upside.

We're looking for.

When I was 6 0 5.

I like the level.

It's a five level

for our parish

and there's the business there.

I'm so anxious to see how many people are still in the room right now.

I guarantee you, some of them are already not at all for said, man,

I'll just watch the recording.

If you did that shame on you.

All right.

So we have a four hour or block that's bearish here.

So that's the level we're looking for when I was 6 0 5 on the upside.

Uh, then we have, this would be a rejection block in here above all these

candles bodies, but it's already noted as what a weekly bearish order block.

We do not need the reference that it's already a hard timeframe level.

It should say have sensitivity or anyway, up in here.

Um, I don't see that if it goes up to this level, if the rejection block can't

hold it back, it's going above it anyway.

So I'm not going to do anything different than it's already here.

Um,

and then we draw more and more conclusion to that.

The.

Last up candle here in the last aisle, Kayla it's got way too much WIC.

Okay.

And I don't want to use this 1, 2, 3 on a four hour because we've already outlined

that this is a weekly bare shoulder block.

So it's already shown a willingness to support bearishness already in here.

So if it's going to go above these levels, there's no void because I've been bounced

out with this big candle up and then down.

So nothing's been left as a gap, except for this little tiny little piece in here.

This candle is low and this candle's high two minute per my liking as a day trade.

It would mean something to me there, but for swing trading, which

is what we're primarily focusing on and is teaching this month.

That's not that big of a deal to me, but in day trades, that would be amazing

little thing to be focused on for either an opportunity or an objective above this

high that we would notice as a four hour daily high that not again, not necessary

because we have the daily rejection block here and we know that that's, uh, anchor

to a high, so our eyes already going to go to that level anyway, um, we have

no gap cause this is up close.

So it price left that range here to know there's no gap there.

There's a small little liquidity void.

We can note that.

Right there.

I'll leave it like that.

There'll be a reference point.

We can draw attention to later on, maybe, um,

just a couple, but this last up candle here, which would be a bear shorter block.

So we'll leave that anchor to this.

I want to draw this out to here.

So that way we know why we're looking at it.

It's this wick on this last candle, which is a bear shorter block.

And it's also a little void.

There's a lot of gap.

And here for that reason on the upside, especially since we didn't

see this high beam penetrated.

So I like that level.

Should we get through this level?

So once a week, start running through and gets a boat here.

It's going right to this little area, close that in.

Apart from that, I don't see anything else up here, unless if it goes up, if it

goes about here, it's going to a new high.

So that's that.

And that's the business for, uh, for the dollar in a year.

And you can see how much time it takes.

And I did a little bit of job earning obviously through it, but

while I was working, I didn't stop.

Like I'm stopped right now.

Most of what I was doing was actual work.

Now, if you're gonna be trading a whole lot of pairs and you have to

do this for every single pair and it draws your attention to where the

institutional reference points are going to be and where these signals and

those objectives are going to be met.

Every significant trade that takes place and price action is going to

be found at these levels, moving from monthly, weekly, daily, and four hour.

Anything less than that than a four hour chart, they're

all going to be static noise.

And or if they do react on a lower timeframe, they're always going

to be reacting on the levels.

We just outlined.

They're not going to jump off the chart.

There's something new.

It's always going to be off before our daily, weekly, or monthly.

It's just that simple.

So if you focus on these levels, we're going to refer

to these in short-term trading.

We're going to refer to these same levels in day trading and in scalping.

Okay.

In fact, all your Scouts are going to be off of a four hour level.

It's near, there you go.

Uh, the, you can be aggressive and trade off a one hour levels.

Okay.

And I'm kinda like tipping my hand talking about scalpels and stuff,

but then they, some of you are just, you have an insatiable appetite.

You don't want to be in here doing all kinds of stuff every day.

Just know that the higher timeframe for our levels, like we're

indicating here, that's where your ideal setups for scalps are.

And if they're in concert with one another, in terms of the hard time thing,

monthly, weekly, and daily levels in terms of institutional reflect, what

direction, where is it moving away from most likely reaching to if you'd

scalp on those levels, you got it made.

It's the bread and butter easy every single day trade every day, but

that's not my personal cup of tea, but you'll see when we get in there, I'll

trade every single day and we'll make something every single trading day.

But as it relates to swing trading, this is what we do.

This is how we break our charts down from Monday.

Weekly daily four hour.

Once you have the levels in mind.

Okay.

When you're doing your specific market, again, you go to templates and you

go and you, I don't want to do that.

Uh, man, I hope I didn't.

Yeah, I did.

I got to go through all that again.

You don't want to do what I just did.

You want to make sure you save it correctly?

So I have, uh, my old levels for the Euro on here.

Now.

That's what, this is all here.

So I got go read back and go back in and add all of them again.

And then they'll repopulate on the charts.

But when you create it, once you're done, you have all your levels like you

want, and you want to go to the template.

You want to save template as in create the, uh,

there you go like that and you save.

Yes.

And then you go, and then every time you would want to create a

new chart with a Euro, you can create multiple timeframe charts.

Like you can do a monthly, a weekly, a daily, and then a shorter and

lower timeframe chart, but you could still have all those same levels,

apply this by a click of a button.

And when you don't want to see them levels, you want to just create a

default level and only focus on what you're looking at right now and not

have all those levels in your chart.

You can do that, but if you want to quickly refer back to it, you just

simply click on your template and know.

So that's it for today for today's teaching as long.

I know I appreciate your patience, but now I have a lot of work to do.

Obviously you can see how, how long it takes me to go through it, but,

um, I'm going to do this for every pair and have all the levels there.

And then what I'm going to do is when the charts are up, okay, I'm

going to quickly pull up the chart.

I'm not going to talk during them because obviously it takes a lot of time to

go through it, but I'll put my mouse over top of each one of the levels and

it'll show you what it is and what it's labeled and I'll start from the monthly.

Okay.

And then I'll go down to the daily, I'm sorry, monthly to

weekly, to daily in the four hour.

And that way you can check yourself against what I have

come up with my own levels.

Okay.

So I think some of you sent me an email, uh, in the last week or two.

Um, how, how can I gauge my understanding and where am I?

Where's my development measure that like, how can I test myself?

How can I see what my level of efficiency and proficiency is in

terms of what you have been teaching?

Oh, this is one of them, you know, you see me do the, um, the

dollar, you see me do the Euro.

So now what you're going to be doing is, is you're gonna be

doing your own pound dollar CAD Aussie Euro pound gold or silver.

And if you, uh, if you don't want that, See those answers yet.

Okay.

I'm going to divide the days presentation in to commentary.

First.

I'm going to do, let's put it this way.

I'm going to do two afternoon videos.

I'm going to do one at two 30.

That gives us a recap.

And then I'm going to give you homework, which will be the actual levels.

Okay.

So that way you can choose to check it later on in the week, like

on the weekend, if you got more time, you can't do it like this.

You just don't have the time to do it, but you really want to go through

the exercise, just click on the link that I'll create as a homework.

So there'll be three video links today.

This long-winded one which shows you how you go through the

process of picking out the levels.

And then it'll be the recap video, which will probably be less than five

minutes and then the homework video.

Okay.

Which will have me actually showing you all the levels that I've arrived at

and what they're labeling is so that we can check yourself and you can choose

when you want to block that video.

Okay.

So, um, I'm going to close it here just real quick.

Um, hang on one second.

Uh, real quick, if you found this insightful now, obviously this is

not, if this is not, let me, let me, let me make sure I say right.

This is not everything all we're doing is, is finding the levels.

Okay.

Uh, then once you have these levels, you blend in the.

If the data ranges.

Okay.

And you start looking back to 20 days to 40 days in 60 days, and you

look at where these levels are in terms of those 20, 40, and 60 days.

And if you do that, you know, where the market's most likely going

to draw to based on those, those breakdowns, there's no magic to it.

This is that's the structure, how we do it.

But if you were, if you grew in your understanding of how we move

from monthly, down to a four hour and look for these levels, using

the PD rate matrix, give me a one.

If you found today's insightful, if you didn't find it insightful.

Give me a two.

I promise I won't yell at you.

I promise.

I won't say anything bad about your drawing special attention to you.

Okay.

Awesome.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I got one person and I'm going to make sure I screen capture that

guy, this kid, and I'm the, uh, we're going to take the information.

Okay.

And we're going to build on this obviously, but with this week's teachings,

but I wanted to give you the context because you can see how clearly just

this lesson alone would have been able to be used for one of the teachings.

But because we have live sessions, it helps me compliment and

supplement the weekly teachings.

Okay.

So anyway, long and short of it is we're going to build on this information.

It doesn't get touched on one time.

Like some of you were thinking that the, the data ranges we talked about,

we're never going to be revisited again.

We have to revisit them every single time we go into the team.

And then when we get into day trading, there'll be objectives that

we reach for, for our day trades.

And you'll see it, trust me, it draws together as one cohesive plan, but

you have to have these pieces to start seeing how it flushes together.

And it becomes a structured approach to trading.

But like I said, I wish I could just dump it on you.

All one thing and save me a whole lot of time.

I can start living my life and do what I want to do, but I can't.

So I have to take time and give you pieces of it that you can use and understand

component wise and in plug them all together and you have a complete system.

So this week you'll have a complete breakdown on what you're supposed to

be doing with everything you've learned so far and in how to incorporate

that in defining swing trades.

But when I say in the teachings this week, when you break down the levels

from a monthly to a four hour, what I'm referring to is this whole teaching today.

So is there any question as to what we just did to it before I close?

I want to make sure I'm okay with it.

With that regard, it's pretty simple, right?

And it's not like rocket science.

Okay.

Now, how many of you by showing up at number one are going to not watch the

homework video today, but you're going to go and literally do the homework in your

own charts before you watch that video.

Very good.

Awesome.

That's what I want to see.

You're going to help yourself and be better informed by testing yourself.

And again, don't be mad.

Don't be discouraged.

Okay.

If you get one or two of them off, if you get all of them awesome.

It just makes it, you know, you're, you're, you're doing a far better job

than you probably thought you were doing, but don't be a, don't be in a

rush because the video will be there.

I'm not going to have these levels shown in my, uh, my daily recaps.

Okay.

Uh, I'll talk about them when we do live session and they all say

this, but I will not break it.

So, you know, what's, I'm not going to show these levels in my charts tomorrow.

Okay.

Or my index, uh, on a day by day basis, but you'll know what

levels I have in my charts.

Okay.

Um, you're not going to have many more levels than what

we've already shown mark doing.

You'll see.

It's, it's, it's impossible for you to arrive at because you end

up using the PD array matrix.

And it just simply, there isn't a market that has every single one of them.

In other words, there is any market I've ever seen, where you have a

mitigation block, a breaker, avoid a fair value gap, a rejection block,

a bear shorter block and old high, old, low that never has all of them.

It only has like one or two, maybe three.

And you just find those.

And that's where, you know, the market's going to reach for that.

Um, I will, yeah, I'll do dollar dollar a yen today.

I'll start adding dollar again.

Try that too.

Okay.

But do me a favor.

Give me a little bit of time.

God, I'm not going to have all this done by two 30.

Okay.

I'll have everything done by eight o'clock.

If you don't have a problem with waiting that long and given me the

patience to do that, that'd be great.

Um, that's the business.

All right.

So that's it folks.

Um, I'm glad you hung out with me.

Uh, I think I probably only the last 20 years since we started, so that's

good long long-winded session today.

So hopefully you learned a lot and you're going to be able to, uh, draw a lot from

what we're going to teach this week and the last two teachings for swing trading.

And until I talk to you later on this afternoon, and the

recap we should be looking at.