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okay, folks.

Welcome back to another week.

Today's Monday, September 24th, 2018.

All right, we've got the economic calendar in front of us Monday.

We had druggie speaking at 90 and caused a little bit of fireworks

for the New York session.

We'll cover that when we get to the charts, uh, tomorrow, uh, we have consumer

confidence for the dollar at 10:00 AM.

Otherwise it's.

Lackluster in terms of the kind of account that we have, a 4:40 AM, medium

impact, uh, speaker, I think it's going to be too much of an impact Wednesday.

This is what everyone's waiting for.

We have 10:30 AM crude oil inventories.

So New York session could see a loony trade and let's say a dollar cab

really just don't know what that is.

And then the 2:00 PM, we have FLMC projections and fed funds rate and

then the press conference at two 30.

So the market will probably give us an opportunity on Tuesday overnight with

a lack of rural, any medium or high impact news, where you're on cable.

And then it'll go quiet probably during the overnight session, Wednesday

into New York ahead of the FMC.

Then on Thursday we have.

The money supply and German and preliminary CPI eighth, are you in

New York session, core durable goods and following GDP and in nine 30,

am we have druggie speaking again?

So we'll probably have a New York session that's pretty eventful and a fed chair.

Powell speaks high-impact at 4:30 PM outside of our kills, more or less a New

York close time of day and Friday, we have GBP current account and final GDP.

5:00 AM with flash estimate for Euro 8:30 AM, New York session, core

price index, and personal spending.

And then Chicago PMI at 9:45 AM and revised consumer sentiment

at 10:00 AM closing out the week.

So.

In the grand scheme of things, we're looking for an opportunity to trade

intraday for Tuesday, and then on Thursday, um, we should get some

kind of, uh, event New York session.

Now it's ahead of druggie speaking.

So we could use that as an exercise for seeking liquidity.

Okay.

So what you'll do is you'll look at your charts ahead of the 9:30 AM.

If it doesn't fact happens because sometimes he's scheduled to speak

and then it changes or cancels it.

So be mindful of that.

And we'll be looking for that as a study opportunity, I'll probably share on

Twitter, um, things that I'll be using to prompt your attention via a chart and

link and otherwise, uh, that's about it.

Uh, I want to go over to the cot data.

All right.

So looking at the Euro, this is the December futures

contract or the Euro dollar.

And what we see here at the bottom is the red line here.

Okay.

The lent red line, Dylan needs the commercials that is more or less the

smart money, as you can see for the bulk of the last 12 months, we have been

below the zero basis line, which is not how we interpret CT data, the retail

universe folks, outside of mentorship.

When they look at the commitment of traders, they see all this.

Okay.

And naturally assume that the information is useless and it's

not, you have to look at the last 12 months data and determine a range.

Okay.

And when you do that, you can see that we actually are very bullish and

we have been bullish for some time.

Now about the third week or so in June, 2018, uh, we started seeing some major

accumulation by the commercials, even though we are below the zero line still.

And the less in terms of the range of the last 12 months, We are quote unquote

knit long in the summary of, uh, what they're doing for their hedging program.

So we can see the results of that after hitting the low in August.

So once we made our low, uh, we were looking for, if you're new, go back

and look at the, the analysis and what we were looking for back then and what

we've been anticipating since we've been targeting these equal highs in here.

And they have since been traded to last Friday.

And today at the time of this recording has already shown a

willingness to get up there.

And intra-day rejection both Friday and today.

And we'll talk more about that when we get into the lower timeframe

charts, uh, while we're looking at this, longer-term, everything's still

factored for a bullish slant, no words.

Uh, we don't really see them.

Unwinding this Bush condition relative to how I interpret your T data.

If you haven't gotten to that portion of the mentorship, trust

me, you'll get to it eventually.

And this lesson, you make a little notation on this particular

lesson today and it's date.

And once you see the cot teachings, then come back to this lesson.

You'll get a greater understanding about what it is on recurrent to,

but we've been mentioning the equal highs here on our weekly commentary.

And I still think that's the draw on liquidity, even though we still

have, you know, probably short-term consolidation or retracement in the

works, unless we break below 1 16 50, uh, everything stays bullish at least

from a price action standpoint, the long-term fundamentals with the seasonal

tendency being bullish and then adding to it, the increasing bullishness

of the commercial's net position.

Again.

Do not assume that what I'm saying by a net long position by the commercials

is what should be depicted here.

Okay.

Based on that zero line, forget that.

Okay.

Just discard that for a little while.

And just the fact that we're looking at a 12 month range, and that's

what this chart is depicting here.

Once you see that we're at the top end of that last 12 months range.

So they're in the stance of their hedging program.

And that's what the commercials really do.

Their primary focus is to provide a smooth delivery of pricing, um, and

especially looking at like agricultural markets and things like that.

Livestock, uh, otherwise your box of cereal in the grocery store would be

$10 one week, and then you $5 the next.

So we're looking for that continuation on the outside at one 20, and then.

We'll see what we see once we get there relative to the commercials

and for seasonal tendencies, that may be overlapping at the same time.

All right.

So we're going to take a look at the pound wonderful thing about this chart.

Once you have it set up to change to be in here and everything magically

changes to British pound, all the settings will stay as you've seen.

And as we noted last time, referring to the cot data, we've had an

extremely net long session by the commercials in the British pound.

And we have seen a favorable outcome in our analysis and it hit

our liquidity pool here as well.

And we'll get into great detail and go into our charts for lower timeframes.

But for right now, just know that, uh, 1 31 for the British pound futures contract,

uh, that is support that is going to be.

Longer term bullish order block.

Now it may eat into that.

Okay.

I can go down into a 1 30, 1 30, you could still maintain it rather bullish

stance for price action, and it may need to do that because we've covered a

lot of ground in a short span of time.

But the second or third week of August, we'll meet that low.

We're looking for that, uh, continuation of longer term.

And we may be reaching up into that 1 36 before the end of the year.

That would be my intermediate to long-term horizon upside objective.

Obviously we've got 1 34 to contend with and in last week's, um, high as well, but,

uh, one 30 needs to, uh, find at least some measurable, uh, rejection rejection.

If you will, it needs to come away from the, if it trades down there,

they may not even go there yet.

But if it trades the one 30, it needs to be quick sudden response and then get out

of there real quick and go to the north.

If it doesn't the longer time it spends meandering between 1 31 and

one 30 more likelihood is that we'll consolidate for a longer period of time.

And that's not what we want to see.

Okay.

So, uh, I don't think it's going to happen that way because they're going

into the last few months of the year.

And generally that's pretty exciting in terms of volatility and they've already

priced in a huge net loan position here.

And I don't think it unwinds until we clear that 1 36 longer-term.

Okay.

So now once they've hedged all the way through the mid point of

Joel, uh, June going into July and when were they doing that?

Uh, buying up here.

So the heads that greater here, once we get above that high,

that, where they'd be offsetting.

Okay.

So even though they're, they're buying in here, buying, buying, buying,

buying, buying, buying, buying all through here, they're buying more

of it as prices going back up.

They're selling portions of it.

Not a lot, but just scaling out as they go.

And what that does is it provides liquidity to the marketplace.

It also smooths out pricing.

So we don't get these erratic, uh, spikes in the currency markets, even

though we do get them periodically and we liked them, we invite them.

Um, it would be far more erratic if they weren't doing what you

see here is everything's been real smooth on the downside.

Once they reached their morals to high end that they're buying and the

green line, which is the large funds.

Okay.

Cause they're going to be diametrically opposed in trending

markets, the green line fellows.

Okay.

Our group, I shouldn't say it like that.

Um, the ladies, but the generally you can see that they're right when it's

a trending market, but they're wrong.

Every major term.

They're always going to be holding their heaviest net long

position at tops and heaviest net short positions at the bottoms.

And that's okay to them because they're long-term trend following

models pretty much keep them on the right side of the market over time.

So we focused on is the extremes with commercials, which is that red line.

And we get a better perspective on what the health of a macro trend is.

And right now this doesn't look like any kind of reversal

to me for a downside move.

I just think that we're probably going to have to chop around here a little bit.

If we don't trade back down to one 30 and if we get to one 30, that would probably

be the next catalyst for the next move up.

And then obviously we've been mentioning that 1 36 level here for the futures

contract, but that's the same relative equal highs that we've been mentioning

when we look at power cable chart.

And with that, let's move over to four X.

Okay folks, we're looking at the dollar index is a daily chart.

So we've taken out two levels of sell-side liquidity.

So liquidity pool for south stops here, and a liquidity pool for

south stocks have been taken here.

I do suspect that we're going to still be reaching for this level

right here with the equal lows.

The we've been targeting that for several weeks now.

So we'll be looking for that as a downside draw on liquidity, uh, because

we have the FLMC news this week.

Um, we may have the likelihood to run up to clear these candles

right in here for whatever reason.

And I can't really just make it very plain for you to understand,

cause I might be wrong.

Okay.

But I'm looking at it.

And just to me, it looks suspect.

And the reason why, if you look at the bulk of the volume in here,

it's been this big, long consulted.

Now, yes, we've had this pop up here and then rejected it.

But nonetheless, the bulk of the volume is here.

So we could come back one more time to try to at least swipe these highs.

That's the bull shot of the week.

And I don't see us returning bullish from where we're at right now.

I still think that at the very minimum, but one to come below this

low here, but ultimately I think you're going to try to draw down the here.

Now also look at what's going on.

Let me take this little, he lifts up created here

and we'll take it and move it on up here from a retail perspective.

And you probably have been noticing this on your own charts since its

formation over the last couple of weeks.

I haven't mentioned it until now.

So right now we have.

AC, you know, more or less like classic head and shoulders pattern of

sell off of a classic price pattern.

If you look at the low to low and here's another low here, draw that out

to me personally, I would use this low and this low to create the neck line.

Let's do that now.

I'm not teaching the dependence on this pattern.

What I'm going to show you is as I suspect maybe, uh, in the cards.

Okay.

So we have the high down to the neck line.

Okay.

Classic measurement of swing projection once the neck line breaks.

Okay.

I can extend this out a little bit, get to an extent.

And that neckline broke

right here.

So I would draw it from that there.

And that takes us down to this level.

So around 91, 87.

Okay.

So 91 87 is the classic head and shoulders, top price projection.

What I see is if we do so off and maybe we blow out these stops, okay.

And once we get below these lows, everyone else is going to be

looking for this continuation lower.

I won't be.

I think that we'll probably see a run below these lows here and then

maybe reject and try to continuously move higher on the longer-term.

Cause if you look at what we've done, We've seen a retracement of just

a rail here, another higher rally, higher rally, higher rally rejection.

And overall, everyone's going to be trying to capture the

long-term top in dollar index.

I personally don't see it.

I don't want to trade with that mindset and I certainly don't want to teach

it to you because it's like gambling.

So what I see in the charts is this retail idea that would further

provide the fuel because sometimes these patterns do work folks.

I mean, this has to be real.

Uh, sometimes you can look back in the past and see where both legs, didn't

fact work and head and shoulders patterns worked and, you know,

pennants and all those types of things.

Everybody has examples to put in their books.

Me personally, I think that this would be a reason to.

Not fade the pattern because I still think that we're going to go below these lows.

That's my, that's my personal target for the dollar.

Once we get below that though, I think that we will have very

handsomely taken out all of the bowls that have bought down here.

Think about it there.

I mean, to come all the way down here, that is it possible.

Sure could.

I mean, it could very well fulfill this head and shoulders pattern.

If it does, then that's still the same, um, pattern or, or consensus

that I still think that once we take out these levels, if we have to go

down below this low, that's fine.

Cause we are not clear in this void here by running down to that

level or get very close to it.

We also be taking out these relative equal lows where we in

another cell stop liquidity pool.

I don't have it referenced here because it's not germane to where we are.

Time-wise.

I do suspect that they're going to want to try to send it higher.

Longer-term I don't think we've met the long-term reversal Medallia yet.

Can it break down to this level here and then show continued weakness,

then I'd have to revisit that idea.

Okay.

But I don't want to try to pick long-term highs and lows given that

is, um, viewing, uh, the still stick with the bears tone on the dollar

and bullish on foreign currencies.

We still have a little bit more to go in terms of the seasonal tendency

has been depicted here, but the main thing I wanted to kind of highlight for

the dollar is we've been anticipating bear seasonal tendency, but it wasn't

until we hit that 96 98 level, which is a hard time institutional low

has been taught in the mentorship.

If you don't know what that level is trusting in the mentorship,

you'll eventually get to this portion of the content and

you'll know what that level was.

But as long as.

We see now the technicals have eventually moved in our favor,

not just simply saying, okay, it's a bear seasonal tendency.

Therefore I'm going to sell any rally.

No, there has to be some measurable break in market structure.

And then there has to be a willingness to see price being held down by

a closed candles and down closed candles being broken through.

Okay.

That's how we measure institutional order flow.

If we do not see their signatures and price action,

then the high is a suspect high.

It's not like it's set in stone.

Whereas if we continuously see this breakdown and say, it does take out

this loan can then usually move slower.

Then we have to go back and re reference this high as a long-term high.

The new student or new trader would see that as well.

That's useless to you because it's so far behind us.

Now, in fact, it's very useful because it allows us the frame longer-term

macro trends and swings in price action, and still stay with that pattern.

Associates cot continues to, um, reflect the same pattern of maybe

this being high of a longer-term basis, something of that nature.

So we're, we're blending several things.

We're not just making a panacea or a be all end, all silver bullet on the basis

of a chart pattern or a seasonal tendency.

We're incorporating multiple facets of my mentorship content to get a

perspective on price action that will help, or at least at the very

minimum, give us conviction, which is what's necessary at the beginning.

Before you make your decision without the conviction you can't decide to do.

And without doing anything you can't participate.

So you have to build these ideas up over time, desensitize yourself, to what you

think may happen in price and trust.

What you're seeing in terms of the concepts.

Once they're applied over a long period of time, which a long period of time,

six to 12 months, this folks in here, they're going through mentorship.

You're actually trading with live funds.

I told you not to trade with live funds when you're in a mentorship,

you know, you got to put that aside.

Don't do it for 12 months.

If you can't put live trading aside for 12 months, you have new

discipline without discipline.

You're going to fail at this regardless of what I teach you, whatever I've shown

you in the past and free tutorials, all of that's going to be useless to you because

you are not in control of yourself.

You're not going to miss anything by staying in a demo for six to 12 months.

Okay?

If you do not listen to this, I guarantee you.

I'm guaranteeing this to every single one of you that are not listening.

And you're trying to treat life funds.

You're going to lose money.

You're going to think that this stuff doesn't work because you're trying to use

pieces of it with limited understanding.

You don't know everything you're supposed to know about these concepts.

You're only learning portions of each model.

Even the core mentorship students, you have the core Sierra behind

you, but you're learning how to apply them with the models.

Taking specific things, placing together to build models, to build what

your convictions should be relative to a specific market condition.

OSHA bears, where should you engage?

Where's the market reaching for all those questions you ask

to build up a trading model.

That's what comes by way of experience.

You're not going to build experience losing money consistently because you're

going to throw away the well, the desire.

To be here.

And it's not a sales pitch because you've already, you're already here.

So make the best of it.

Listen to me, if you're gonna trust me as a mentor and as a coach, I'm

telling you the way you do this is you do not trade with life funds.

And that means even the penny accounts or the dime accounts per, per PIP, that's

still going to build toxic thinking in your, in your mindset because you're

worrying about money and you need to learn how to worry about the price action.

Only learning that because if you understand that everything else

is like tumblers and a lock and opens up beautifully for you.

But if you don't submit to the time that's necessary and you do not

trade with life funds, we teach with a demo account for a reason.

That's the only way you're gonna learn this soundly.

Soberly.

If you end up, if you infuse money, you're not going to get the lessons

you're supposed to be getting, because if you're right, you're

going to think you're a rock.

And it's easy, you figured it all out.

And then you're going to go into a tailspin and you're gonna be like,

oh man, I don't know what I'm doing.

And you're gonna become paralyzed.

And you won't study effectively because you're gonna be

worrying about what you lost.

And I'm telling you, if you do not listen, you're going to regret it.

And folks that went through the first mentorship, you know what I'm talking

about, they have had to gone through the whole process all over again, every

module, it like it was the first time.

And without doing any live trading, once you get to the point where you're

not worried about the money and you're consistently reading price, and it's

giving you that feedback immediately, that you're doing it accurately and

proficiently you'll know when to make the transition from demo to live.

And no one does that decision, but you okay?

I don't tell you when to do it.

You decide to do that.

But while you're in the mentorship, there should be no live trading.

All right.

So I'm going to take this business off here.

This is where I go away.

To our Eurodollar tra chart.

So we have the cell stuff, still a draw on liquidity.

So how we use that information, uh, with FMC this week, uh, it could be a

choppy pretty erratic week, but still the, the daily range should be reaching

for them relative to the daily chart.

Okay.

So the, the better moves, I think personally are going to be on expanses.

The downside with down closes on the daily chart.

So that's how we use this information.

And you practice with that in mind, even if you are working, you're running

a business or whatever, you're dealing with your school, you come home and

you look at the chart after the fact, and you go through the charts and put

in the parts that you understand about price action at your current level

and the mentorship, and you record it.

And you save that as part of your study, your own, you put your

annotations in on sharp, what you observed, which you don't understand.

You do not write questions on charts.

Okay.

You only fortify your understanding by putting charts together.

In hindsight, with looking at price after it's already happened, using that

as a basis for staying each day, Monday through Friday, then on Saturday, you go

back and re revisit all the charts that you've made notes on, and you look at

the entire weekly range in concert with those ideas on the individual daily basis.

And what that'll do over time, six to 12 months of it, you'll start

getting so accustomed to seeing reoccurring patterns and profiles.

When you get to the mentorship and you start seeing the specific weekly

profiles that we use, you'll know what those signatures are each week

when it starts to trade on them.

And when we traded it Tuesday and what you may have expected on Tuesday

or Wednesday may in fact be wrong.

And there's a transition that takes place.

You may get a weekly, uh, reversal, you know, once they weekly high

or weekly load week, uh, profile and those templates, okay.

That provide you an action plan where we don't generally get

excited about trading Fridays.

Today, I'm going to teach you a little bit about how you can use Fridays as a trading

concept and opportunity for trading.

I don't do a lot of it, but there's certain criteria that I used.

It will frame a Friday trading.

It's the TGF trade.

Usually.

Um, I make people go through the entire 12 months content, but just

this past week was a wonderful example where at this camp miss teaching it.

So you're going to get something that the original group got initially,

uh, only until beginning of 2008.

So I just, if I don't do it this week, I'm probably going to forget about it and

it'll have to be pushed off to another time when I do think about doing it again.

So I want to use this week as an opportunity to do that as well.

So can you use lean moving lower?

That's what we're looking for on dollar now in a year, a dollar, uh, we've had two

levels of ISAT liquidity pools right now.

We've been targeting these equal highs for weeks, for weeks.

We've been looking for that since the second week of August, we were

looking for these equal highs.

We ran out.

We finally got that last week, and then we did it one more time.

This week, intraday, um, this by stop liquidity pool was, uh, blown out too.

I think personally that we will still see the relative equal highs here.

I still think that's the draw on liquidity, not what we do

once we get to this point.

If we don't show any kind of reversal or unwillingness to go, hi, I'm sorry.

I'm willing to go lower rather.

Uh, then we'll be looking for this one here, but that's about as far as I can.

From a time horizon.

Um, I just think that these are a real easy logical level for drawing liquidity.

Now, the levels here, once we trade through them, I'm going to start

taking them and shading them to a, a less, a lesser, um, you or color.

Once these have been traded in used, we'll be obviously removing them,

but for the sake of using them for a lower timeframe, uh, they're here.

So I'm going to drop down into a hourly chart and then we'll drop into

our standard 15 minute timeframe.

But before I do it, just trust that when we put these charts together,

when I put them together and I share with you each week, um, they're not

meant to share with other people.

And, um, I'm really concerned that the newer group that's coming in, that you

probably just discovered me or whatever.

I take my information.

Very serious.

It's very important that you understand that.

I respect my own creations, like my own children.

Okay.

And some of you are seeing this information for the first time

and you're excited and I get it.

And you want to share with other people that you're, you're

learning something because maybe it makes you feel significant.

Now it makes you feel empowered.

Um, if you share with other people, that's violating the terms of use.

Okay.

And you can lose your account.

Uh, we're pushing almost 70 people since I started doing this, uh, mentorship stuff.

Um, I've banned them.

That means they can't come back in and out.

Does that mean they can't create another accountant repaid to go through it all

over again, to be part of the group?

I'm sure they could.

Okay.

But do you want to go through that?

All I'm saying is if you're new and you're, you're, you're getting

overzealous about what you're learning.

I get it.

Don't get me wrong.

I get it because it's neat to see this stuff working consistently.

Please.

It's not meant for the general public.

You paid to be here.

Keep it that way.

Any conversations you want to have.

Okay.

Put it in your journal.

You impress yourself.

Don't worry about impressing everyone else because they're

really, they're not going to be as impressed as you think they would be.

So would that amount of gonna drop down into an hourly chart?

Just keep these levels in mind.

They'll all be there on the chart when I dropped to an hourly basis

and we'll talk about them as we get to points of necessity.

All right.

So we have a order block and that's what this level is.

Now here.

I guess it should drop back to that alley from the alley

to the dealing right in here.

This is the open that's been calibrated to a five level 1 16 25 in this down candle.

If you notice the open KC, what that is 1 16 24.

So last week we opened.

Great around it and trade it down into it and then rallied

so far above and trading down.

And if the open is 24, 16 24, and we're above price, trying to reach

down to that level, we always calibrate to the nearest five or zero level.

Okay.

So that's certain institutional pricing model.

So that's how we specifically aim for price levels.

We don't trade in zones.

We don't teach supply and demand here.

It's a simple process of what's the nearest five, or is it your

level relative to our PDRs and or our institutional or flow period.

Simple as that.

So now with this order block here, vole shorter block calibrated 1 16 25.

The question, and you're already asking us why didn't I use this candle?

Why don't I use the high?

Why don't you use the open on this candle?

If you look at what has been traded to we've traded through this candles body

on this candle, this candle, this candle, and then came back, Amelie smashed down.

Okay right in here, we smashed already through this candle.

Okay.

So we've stopped and respected SNC this open.

So I'm using that going forward and that's the reason why that's being highlighted.

Okay.

There's going to be some quirky little things that I

do throughout the mentorship.

And sometimes you're going to see me do things that are not so apparent

or clear as to why I'm doing it.

And you probably childhood the bid.

Ask me, well, why not this?

And why not that when you have these examples where I do highlight it,

just record it and make examples of it in your own study journal.

If you do not hear me talk about it, just make sure that you

write down in your study journal.

You know, why is certain candles elected over another?

And you're going to learn later on in mentorship, why I'm doing it.

There's specific roles that I'm looking for.

And it has to do with the PD rate matrix, which is taught in month five.

And all of that incorporated with institutional or float

on a hard time frame basis.

So trust me, that's enough for right now, we're going to drop down into an hourly.

Okay.

And that's what we have seen here.

Do you date dividers in, so here's Monday of last week.

So we opened on Sunday, traded down into the order block here on Monday's

trading in the London session.

Okay.

So it's two o'clock in the morning, New York time, low the week.

Boom hits it, rallies away.

Then on Tuesday.

Look what we do.

We consolidate choppy day, but it comes back down to what an hourly Bush

or a block are you here to open on?

This candle is 1 16 55, the highest 1 16 59.

The low on this candle, 1 16 69.

And then most candle here, we have a low of 1 16 53.

Okay.

So we went to Pittsburgh or the opening price on this candle here on Wednesday.

Wednesday's time of day, low New York open market creates a rallying opportunity.

You saw on Twitter that I took a late New York close kinda, uh, Wellington,

Australian open that timeframe.

I used that to get long in here on the basis that we ran these

equal lows with this right here, I missed this opportunity to get in.

We were basically at the equilibrium of the swing high and the swing

low, and I wanted to get along on that basis and then reach for

the, the that we anticipated with.

We are looking for July 23rd, 2018 daily high, which is a

liquidity pool for buy stops.

That's what we were anticipating a draw and liquidity to go back and

look at all the previous videos.

If you're new, go back and look at that and you'll see what we were

anticipating, all this stuff beforehand.

And then above that we have the July 9th, 2018 daily high, which is a

bias that liquidity pool as well.

You can see their reaction and pricing traits through it here.

They recapitalize it and punch it through one more time on Friday, creating the

highly week and then an aggressive sell-off this week we've opened here,

traded down power, three runs some relative equal lows on a 15 minute charts.

It's going to look a lot cleaner to you.

This is power three humiliation rally up one more time,

punching above last week's high.

And one more good measure to allow distribution above 1 17 90.

Okay.

So one above 1 17, 19.

The actual level four Forex LTD was 1 17 91.

I calibrated to 1 17 90 because it's kosher to get to one

such as zero versus 91 to 95.

I got to go up four pips to get to that level.

So I'm rounding down in this case.

Okay.

So above that 1 17 90 10 pips above, it would be what 1 7, 1 18 big figure.

And in 1 18 10, the high last week comes in at 1 18 18, which is almost

30 pips, two pips shy of 30 pips from the anticipated rally through and

sweeping liquidity on a daily basis.

Now, remember, this is a level on July 9th of the Euro dollar.

Okay.

So it's the old daily high rewind the video and you'll see

that that's what that level is.

So we swept through that.

We have relatively equal closings.

I think they're going to want to try to target that.

And we have a little bit of a liquidity void right there.

So some buy-side imbalance, they immediately come back

down and recapitalize that.

And it's also right online with this down close candle, which

would be a vulture or block.

Okay.

So that's what we're looking for for the Euro dollar, uh, for potential

sell off to that price point here.

And let's get the level on that.

That's 1 17 11.

So we're in look for 1 17, 15, 1 17 20.

It could be, uh, capitalize there because we do have this

old high, but on a low end basis.

Uh, I don't want to see it trade down to, uh, the open here.

Why?

Because we already opened here and traded down.

So this has all been rebalanced.

It's been traded to a couple of different times.

So I'm looking at this liquidity void rate there only by cycle.

So if we do so often break, blow this low, I'll be looking for price to trade

down to that level for you in here.

So 1 17, 15, maybe 1 17, 10, and then we get a reaction there.

And, uh, what we do from there, we'll have to be seen, uh, this may become a breaker.

So if it does later trade from this level here up, if we get stiff

resistance there inside the sell off, then the weekly objective

will be targeting these equal lows.

Otherwise it will be looking to go more time higher, uh, could be one

more instance where we see a high, a higher high, and a more higher high

in the net might be the, uh, the intermediate term high for right now.

And it may need to, at that time trade to these lows.

Okay.

So that's how I'm looking at these scenarios I'm looking for, but we

don't know what's going to happen because FMC, so I'll know more or

less what they're aiming for the day of FMC target wise for liquidity.

But for right now, there's a scenario in my mind.

All right.

So Katie.

Uh, cable, we were able to see, to buy something.

Cody pools ran as well.

We've been looking for these for several weeks is, uh, the charts and commentary

in previous weeks have been indicated.

Uh, we have this old high here at 1 30, 2 14, and obviously

reaching above to that level would be 1 30, 2 15 here's five level.

Now with on July 26th, 2018, then we have this one here plus that liquidity

pool at 1 32 94, which is 1 30, 2 95.

Again, reaching for the liquidity, which would take us to the next

five level or zero level in this case would be 1 30, 2 95.

That was on 20.

No, I'm sorry.

On July 16th, 2018.

All right.

So we're going to continuously, uh, expect these buy stops to be hit much

like, uh, expected with the Euro dollar.

Uh, we may need to see some choppy price action because of FMC this week, but

ultimately longer term the draw still is.

So we're going to drop down into our hourly chart.

so we started trading in here, right from the beginning of the week, we rallied up.

Same thing we saw with your dollar.

We consolidated.

Okay.

When we see consolidation on an alley chart, for instance, or 15 minute

timeframe, generally, what this is, is it's crouching the low or above

a level of institutional order flow.

If you notice the, by having these levels on my chart, isn't that July 26th.

Hi, and this is July 16th.

Hi, by having them on the chart, we can understand now what they were doing here.

They were holding price.

Okay.

They took it up to one daily high, and that was the 26th of July.

Hi.

And then that's how I had this big reaction.

Everybody got crazy.

We anticipated this run-up on Twitter relative to the last week, um, levels.

And we were looking for that, but then the public was wanting

to buy it and well, they came back down and took out the cells.

The cell stops below here, scaring retail from wanting to buy it anymore.

And then what takes place?

The real move that takes us up to the next level of daily institutional

order flow and a important PD array.

And again, that's that old high at 1 30, 2 94.

So we look for 1 30, 2 95 to be treated to once it hit that we went

into this level here we consolidated.

And then on Friday we opened trade up very, very small, tiny little movement,

higher above the opening price, and then gave up the ghost aggressively.

When we talk about the TJF trade, I'm gonna tell you

why this signature was here.

Okay.

But for now, just look at what we've seen.

Over the course of several weeks.

Now we have cleared out a major level of buy-side liquidity, that

1 32 95, that was a big washout.

And then we got that big move.

This level here is this level

here, which is the old high back here.

We had this in the chart for weeks.

We anticipated the bullish seasonal tendency to take place, and then

we waited for price to support it.

Then we've been calling it higher, focusing on what power three each day,

looking for the opening price, price to move below it, and then expand to

the upside closing near or high, or at the high of the day, the largest

moves have been on the buy side.

That means open near the low and closing the high.

The big down day was last week.

That's only happening after we got to this level here, that bias that liquidity pool,

seasonal tendencies market structure, all these elements that come together and now

we're gonna incorporate the weekly range.

Okay.

That to sync segway into the TJF silo, but for right now, uh, there's no that we're

looking for the buy stop, still continue, but just expect some choppiness this week

because FMC I'll probably have a little bit more conviction on what I think may

take place, uh, this particular week.

But for right now, uh, before we do TGI, uh, set up, I want to kind of

discuss a little bit about when the market is providing conflicting signals

or insights that are not conducive for effective or efficient treating.

We have that right now.

You're probably saying, wait a minute, you just said the price

was going to go up here, Michael.

And that means we should be bawling every day.

No, because we have FMC this week.

We also have a market structure that has at least for right now

shown a heavy cycle of distribution.

Once we cleared that 1 32 94 level went to 1 13 95.

We had a big washout on Friday.

I am not opposed to that being a important high and then eventually

trading down to take up this low here.

It could do that.

I don't know if it's going to do that yet.

I don't know if this is going to maintain support here.

I'd like to see it actually trade down to this level here, but this is the breaker.

We have a low.

Hi, a lower low than this low cleared up.

These stops here and we reacted so we could see cable actually trade lower

this week to get into this level here.

And the close on that candle is 1 28 71.

So 1 28 75, 1 28 70.

Uh, we could see that traded two this week and it's still would be a bullish

market, but it won't feel like that if you're looking at a five minute or

one minute or an hourly chart zoomed in, if we start to break down like

that, you'll lose sight of all that.

Okay.

If we go, for instance, if you look back at the a year ago, I'm just want

to jump back here and make a point.

If we go to the daily, um, we had this whore block here and price

smashed down last week or the week before it looked terribly bearish.

It didn't look bullish at all.

We have to be aware that these levels are going to do their job

and support price if they don't.

And that gives us insight as well, but we're looking for this potential,

uh, hi to act as a bullish breaker.

Okay.

So I'm allowing press to get down to that level.

And again, that level is for your notes.

Um, the high is 1 30, 37.

I think I was looking at the, I've got the wrong price here,

or I was quoting the wrong price.

We're looking at the close.

Okay.

So that's 1 30, 37.

So I'm glad I came back to this 1 30, 37.

That could be a specific price point for a Bush ice tiebreaker.

Okay.

So we're looking at it up close candle.

So closing price is what we're looking for 1 30, 37.

So I was gonna make sure I'm giving you the right information.

Cause I think I just gave you the wrong prior to me going to

that year of dollar chart before.

All right.

So let's go down into the hourly chart.

One more.

Um, we saw the consolidation run up to this area here, gave up

the ghost, cleared the, um, cell stops for anybody that was long.

And then they had the big move.

Okay.

That occur on Thursday, clearing the liquidity from a daily side

and then heavy distribution.

We have since traded to a bear Spreaker, which is right in here.

We saw price trade off into it here.

And then we have a little bit of distribution and we have

relative equal what was in here.

I do again, suspect that we'll probably want to sweep down below that and

get into that daily order block.

And again, go back to that price level of duty relative to the daily chart.

And that's going to be it for this week.

We're still, like I said, waiting to see what FMC is going to give us.

And then, um, we'll give some more insights about.

Twitter, I'll point to certain things and you'll know what I'm referring

to based on what I've shown here.

And everyone else slumping, it's a stoppable tree and

cheese and things like that.

All right.

So I want to go over to an hourly chart on cable.

All right.

And this is going to be the TGF trade.

When we look at, uh, the power three power three is the open, the

trade down, which is cumulation manipulation and distribution.

Okay.

Some of the people think that this is distribution and

none of this is distribution.

Once we get above the open on a Bosch day, that becomes distribution.

Why?

Because smart money sells all through the advancement of a rallying market.

They have.

That's the way they get their pricing.

They can't get all of their orders off at the high.

They have too much of it, their volumes too big.

So what they do is this, they work in, they buy at the open and down below

it, and then once we get value for the opening price, we want to Busch up

closed day or timeframe, they will start their distribution cycle at specific

price points that seen in the past.

That means above old highs, um, at old loads or, um,

equilibrium, things of that nature.

So they'll sell into those price points.

It's not random when they do it.

And you saw examples of that with the Euro dollar and the British pound

examples shown from last week and why price consolidated Tuesday and Wednesday,

and then expanded Thursday with this in mind, the TGF trade trade pattern

is think of this as a daily rate.

Okay.

So we have the open Judas swing rally up London close, sells off and closes

lower off the hots for the day.

Classic.

Perfect.

If we were to apply this same measure of understanding to a weekly chart,

this would represent the opening on the new week, the low of the week, the high

of the week and where the week closes.

It's not necessary that we know where the price closes.

All we're doing is trying to anticipate the direction or the lion's portion

of the move of that weekly range.

AP capitalize on anything in between that who cares, where it closes.

It's not important because ultimately if you capture a hundred or 200

pips in a weekly range, it expands on the upside and you take profits,

and then it ends up closing below.

It opens where it closes below, where it opened up, rather who cares?

You've done your job.

You're not trying to forecast the close you're you're forecasting expansion

because we need volatility as traders.

That's what we look for.

So with that in mind, what I've done was I've gone back over several weeks and over

the course of this month of September and I've gave in short little trend lines, I

had roughly the weekly high in the weekly.

Well now it's not dead center on the high and low because I did it really quickly.

It's not important.

It's exactly at the higher load.

And you'll see why in a moment each week, this phenomenon is what we've

been expecting for several weeks.

Why?

Because the levels on are your dollar in British pounds.

We've been focusing on the attack of by stop liquidity pools.

That's what we've been looking for.

That's how we anticipate the direction the market's going to go, where the

largest pool of untapped liquidity is going to be the path of least resistance.

So with that in mind, every week, we're expecting Monday, Tuesday, or

Wednesday, the cream buying opportunity.

We're looking for the low of the week, the form on one of those three days, the

month of September, we've been expecting bullish prices for Euro dollar and British

pound bears prices on the dollar index.

What we have here is the cable chart.

Okay.

British pound versus the us dollar.

This is going to represent the opening price on Sunday for Monday at midnight.

Write that down in your notes if you're not writing down and

you're just watching this video.

Pause it go get something to write with and then come back and

listen to what I'm telling you.

Cause this is something that you're going to wish you remembered later on.

So either Sunday's opening price, if you have Sunday candles or the opening price,

or Monday at midnight, New York time, that's your opening price for the week

who cares or anybody else says, okay, I'm telling you, even though that my

data shows on Sunday, I use the opening price Monday at midnight, New York time.

That's my weekly opening price.

Okay.

Do not share this on Twitter.

Don't say, Hey, I was the, I was a great move off of the opening price at New York,

you know, for the week, don't do that.

Cause you're in, you're passively teaching.

Cause there's a lot of people that follow me that are not in the mentorship.

And I am not high-fiving people with mentorship ideas on Twitter.

I'm not.

So don't come at me with anything like that.

I'm not going to high-five you, I'm not going to, you know, retweet you.

I'm not gonna do any of that kind of stuff.

I'm going to ignore you.

And you're gonna look at it as rude, but I'm telling you

the reason why I don't do it.

Okay.

And if you see something that I really don't want you to saying

many times, I direct message you and tell you to delete the tweet.

So if we have this idea and we're looking for it to unfold in price action,

we're expecting a up move for the week.

Again, we're not forecasting the clothes we're expecting expansively outside.

That's what we've been looking for the whole month of September.

We've been looking for bullish moves.

Look at the overall price model in this market structure right here.

We have the first week of the month, the second week of the

month, the third week of the month.

And then we have the last week so far going into this week.

Now, obviously we have a little bit more to go from for the month,

but the bulk of the month is.

Remember also that we had a price level of 1 32.

What was it?

Let me get here.

Get that price on 1 32 94 was the old high, and we're looking for 1 30, 2 95.

So with 1 30, 2 95, apply to the chart.

Trust me folks.

This is one of those lessons that's worth the whole entire

mentorship costs the entire $1,800.

It's going to be paying.

If you stay here the entire time, this is one of those lessons that does it for you.

If you just learned this from me, present concern, you've

learned your money's worth.

So we were anticipating a reach to that level for the entire month of September.

Go back and look at all the recordings.

If you, if you just started or if you just forgot about it, go back and look at them.

They're not really that long.

This is the longest one in a long time, only because I have a lot of information

and insights I'm sharing with you.

But with that in mind, this is where we expect price to reach too.

Okay.

So with that in mind, let's break down every individual week, every individual

week, we have Monday's trading in here, Tuesday trading and Wednesday.

Look at the reaction we had on Wednesday.

The low of the week was formed on Monday.

The highly week was formed on Thursday, and then we had a

nice little sell off on Friday.

How can we use that information?

Well, go back to power three opening price on the week.

We're bullish, we're bullish on the month.

We're bullish on the week and we're bold every single day.

That's our model starting off.

So if you're looking to build a model in price by using the higher

timeframe, this is how you do it.

You re you structure everything around it.

But the only thing I'm really trying to highlight here in this

lesson is how to use Fridays.

I am not a big trader for free.

But when there's times that I can use Friday, this is how

I'm dealing it money's opening.

Okay.

Or if you have something you want to let, to use on these

opening price, that's fine.

Which one do you use that?

I already know what you're asking.

Whichever one's higher.

Okay.

Whichever one's higher use that one because it'll give you a lot

more filtering for the Judas swing for the week that takes place

on Monday or Tuesdays trading.

Okay.

And if you're looking for bears scenario, look for whatever is the

lowest in terms of the opening price.

And that way it'll allow you for a much cleaner filtering process for the

Judas swing that would trade up and have the manipulation to start selling

short-term and then expansion down.

But I'm focusing only on TGF sell days for Friday.

The bulk of the week is seen on Wednesday here on this particular week.

So the majority of this expansion.

That's Wednesday for this particular week, then Thursday, it creates

a little bit of a poke above Wednesday's high and then sells off.

And then, um, Thursday crossing over into the Friday.

We have a small little, you swing then a distribution cycle going lower.

Then it closes with a week.

We open little bit lower the next week, and that's not important for right now.

All we're looking at is this entire weekly crackle.

This whole weekly range is this depiction right here of power three.

So now think if this was a daily range and we were looking at this as London

clothes per time of day to create the high the day and be out of our long

position as a scalper, you could scout that London close and try to catch

about 10 or 15 PIP move on certain days, not every day, but that's how

you can be a countertrend trader to me.

Pan out in terms of risk reward.

And to me, it's just not worth it.

But if you want to be engaging pricing and practicing and forecasting

and reading price action, you can do that, but do it in a demo.

Okay.

I try to teach you how to focus on buying with the bullish expansions

expected, not trying to sell the highs of Bush market conditions.

Okay.

If we are applying that same idea, power three to the weekly chart,

this is going to be Thursdays New York, open to Friday's close.

Okay.

I'll say it one more time.

When we are in a bullish scenario, we are anticipating the high of the week

between Thursday's New York open and the close is obviously Friday's closed.

So that gave you a window of opportunity to look for certain setups.

That gives you a model to look for.

When I teach you the weekly profiles Thursday.

That's usually when you'll see the Thursday high, the week that you can

look to sell immediately, right in London, close of Thursday, or roll into

Friday and then sell a Judas swing on the one in session and anticipate as

lower move into the close of Friday, which is the close of the week.

If we look at this scenario here, we have Thursday high week

and then Friday distribution.

If we look at this week here, we have low the week, Wednesday, okay.

We have Wednesday market reversal profile, which is which

we profile that you learned.

And then on Friday we trade up, create the high the week, and then we have

distribution again, going into the close of the weekend on Friday, same

premise power three here, which is seen in this weekly chart or weekly.

Because every individual day worker wants delineated day.

This is Monday's trading of that week.

This is Tuesday's trading.

This is Wednesday's bulk.

Uh, expansion is on Wednesday is consolidation.

And then Friday we have a little bit of expansion to the upside.

Then it retraces aggressively.

The next week we open trade down, create the low the week on Monday,

expand, consolidate a little bit, going into half of Wednesday.

Then the New York session on Wednesday, we have another area buying.

Then on Thursday we have an expansion that takes us above the equal highs.

Reaching up into Friday.

Making the high, the week starts Friday, runs up south off distribution.

Nice little sell off.

Next week, we have the market opening rally up, consolidate on Tuesday,

Wednesdays, a whipsaw takes out, um, Trailed stops on long holders.

They're not allowed to participate to the price move that was set

up and framed on the daily chart.

And then we have a heavy metric measure of distribution and

this whole power three becomes

that in terms of a weekly range, does it matter that it closes below

the opening if you've participated for the week and bought and exited

profitably in this portion of expansion?

No, it doesn't.

Or at least it shouldn't.

If you struggle with that, then you're expecting much more than it's required.

You're not looking for the, the, uh, I guess the measure of maturity.

That comes by way of doing this over a period of time.

You're just looking for opportunity.

You don't, you're not trying to be perfect.

And sometimes on Twitter, I look like I'm, you know, well beyond the parameters

of normalcy and I, I'm not trying to advocate that we're trying to promote it.

You're going to be some freak with price action that hits every single day.

Okay.

I just, because I can forecast things, I'm not trading every day.

I'm looking for certain criteria, but let's get into the TGF TGF.

If we look at this

and I apply the fib with 20 and 30 level and 50 level, what we

have done is on bullish weeks, we anticipate retracements of as much

as one third of the daily range.

So I gave you a simple little rule, change your fit to.

Level and a 30 level.

And on Fridays, you're going to anticipate a Judas swing rally in London and a sell

off that retraces 20 to 30% of the weekly range that has been formed thus far.

So that means whatever the high that week is on the London rally and Friday

go back over the entire course of the week with where's the high, and

where's the low measure that range.

And you'll get this idea here.

Okay.

Same thing here on this week, we've got the low up to the high that formed

in the London session on Friday.

How far can it go back and retrace 20 to 30%, or if we get

an aggressive move, goes back to equilibrium, which is what that sends.

Do you want me to get on this week?

The next week we see the low and the Hyatt forms in London,

get a measurement of that.

And it's 20 to 30% and we're expecting this move from the high to the close.

That's what you're looking for for TGIM.

Thank God it's from.

That's what it is.

You can countertrend trade bullish moves or bearish moves, but where you range,

uh, find is you get the low in the high formed prior to what forms in Friday's

London open, you're expecting a Judas swing up on Friday, and then so off, it

does not have to go above the previous Thursday or create a higher high.

It can like it does here.

And like it does here, but many times it will form something

like this and like that.

So with this in mind, on Fridays, if you want to participate in Friday,

this is how I personally do it.

If it's been a bears market profile and everything is reversed, and we

see something like this in line, or we expect that rather for the

week and it would be a weekly.

The open rally up for the week, creating the highly weakened in the

weekly range, expansive of downside.

Then we would expect to be buying on Friday with a Judas swing, lower price,

London open, and then trying to trade that to 20 to 30% of the weekly range that

has been determined to that time of the week, or which is London open on Friday.

It's not a killer type of trade.

You'll get what you need in terms of the 25 to 30 PIP weekly hall.

So that's many times what I use to salvage myself.

If I miss something, my schedule didn't permit it, or I just was off.

I wasn't able to capture something.

Um, maybe I was sick or whatever, why was this wrong?

I just didn't have the right idea and price action.

And I set off, never came to me.

I'll use Friday in this capacity to get what I use for, you

know, a small little portion.

Is it my 50 to 75 pips now, but I'm okay with it because I

know what's likely to happen.

Now here's the bonus section of this.

If we're bullish last we have been on for a long time.

Seen specifically with cable.

We knew specifically what level we are reaching for 1 30, 2 95.

Okay.

1 30, 2 95.

If we put that on our chart, which is right there, what's the next five

level above a 32 95, 1 33 big figure.

That's what we're going to anticipate price sensing, reaching up to, we

would expect it that, and we have been expecting it since back here in August.

We expected it here in the first week of September.

We expected it in the second week of September.

We expected it going into this past week.

Okay.

Now that we hit it.

We had to sit on our hands and be more selective with our charts and

our setups because we have cleared a higher timeframe level of liquidity.

So what's the next level of price direction?

I don't know you get that.

I don't always know every single day.

And I've said this many times the greatest lesson you're going

to learn from me in learning.

My concept is when not to trade and because I have already seen a

fulfillment of what I expected to see, and you've watched me outline it for

weeks and months now, bullish scenario.

So you don't tendencies that break and market structure and

an institutional order flow.

And then finally reaching to a hard timeframe level of liquidity.

This fractal is done.

It's over now.

Can it go higher?

Yes.

I just don't see it yet right now.

Can it break down and create a reversal and trade lower?

Yes, it can.

I just don't see it right now.

So I'm new.

This week going in FMC, I'm relatively neutral.

I said at the beginning of the daily chart analysis, what I would expect in terms of

scenarios, but I'm not forcing anything.

I'm not pushing anything really hard, but if we go back and kind like

finish this lesson, if we're bullish, okay, we're bullish on a month.

And we're using this concept with power three.

Great.

In here,

we're looking for the opening for the month and for bullish, we're gonna expect

the price to trade down for the month and then expansion throughout the month and

an up close where it's going to close.

We don't care, whereas expecting the expanse on the upside.

To use power three for the monthly range, you're going to get the opening

price, which is the midnight opening of the first trading day of that month.

It's just as simple as that.

Okay.

So whatever the calendar date is that opens in the market on the

midnight candle, it could be a Tuesday, it could be a Wednesday.

We don't know when the first of the month is going to open up on, but whatever

that is, that's your opening price.

This down move here is going to be the first week of the month.

Okay.

You're going to expect this range in here to encapsulate the first week.

So we have an opening price here for the month.

Now, again, I'm coming back to this, knowing that we have not finished

the month, but we don't need to see the month close now because

we've already seen the target that we had for the daily chart be met.

And from my stance, um, Saturday.

We called it.

We seen it.

We capitalize me engaged in it.

We murdered it.

Okay.

It's murder Inc.

Murder, Inc.

So we had the opening price here.

The first week we did rally up.

But if we're bullish, we chase that price action.

No, wait, what's it going to do?

It's going to go down to manipulate would go below the first week of trading here.

There's your Judas swing.

Whereas it forum one on Wednesday.

That's your low of the month.

That's this over here in the diagram.

Then we have expansion.

And then when we start getting above the initial high in here, which is going to

act just like this opening prices, only on the idea or illustration of power three,

then you'll start seeing the acceleration.

Okay.

We get above it here.

They won't let it drop.

They won't let it drop any lower rallies and won't let it drop

any lower and rallies through.

They won't want to drop any lower.

Everything is being supported.

Now institutional order flow is easy to see both sort of blocks.

They're capitalizing new long positions.

If they run below a previous low, it's a Ronald stops.

It's not a break in market structure when I just say rewind

it and listen to it again.

I just gave you million dollar concepts all in this teaching

and it gives you framework.

It gives you structure.

And all I did was teach you the high of the week to the close

as an opportunity with TGF.

But when you have everything understood, and you understand why this takes

place, the real lesson is this is the big lion's portion of the move here.

And this could be your entire model.

You can frame this entirely on the basis of, I want to be a swing trader.

Okay.

I'm going to be buying out here with the expection expectation.

Rather, we're going to get up here to 1 30, 2 95 to 1 33 big figure.

And there's your swing trade.

You don't get shaken out with all these little dips down and all these drops.

You don't care about that.

You expect it it's normal because.

As a day trader you're trading with the highest probability on Monday, Tuesday,

and Wednesday, looking for buys below the opening price or below a previous

day's low, where they run sell stops.

It won't be a break at market structure going lower.

Oh nah, the gears are starting to turn.

I can see you smiling already.

So hopefully you found this lesson in this week's commentary insightful.

Please do not share this information.

Please do not talk about it on Twitter.

Like, oh, this is greatest thing in the world.

TJF because all you're going to do is this.

I can't have more people asking me about it and I'm not going

to teach it to them publicly.

So just know that I just gave you something it's extremely powerful and go

back to your charts and see how it does many times what I just outlined here

when bullish sides and on sell sides.

When it's perished, everything that I teach you is mine.

When you start incorporating all these things piece by piece, eventually

the randomness of the marketplace and chaos that everyone else sees.

It's just perfect symmetry, everything you would reasonably expect.

If the markets weren't ran by an hour ago, you would see these signatures

and you see them now until next time.

Wish good luck and good trading.