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Welcome back folks.

This is lesson three, short-term trading, just lessons going to teaching

market-maker manipulation templates.

Okay.

Lesson two, we went over.

Weekly profiles help the market generally on thoughts, not every

single subtle nuance of price action is covered, obviously, but the majority

of the time you're going to find that one of these market profiles

will basically classify the action.

You've seen it'll classically define the weekly profile.

If you go through each one of these towns.

It'll give you basically the idea of how the market manipulation

has taken place along with the market profile for that week.

So when we blending the two ideas on why the market does what it does

and these individual weekly profiles and applying it to a template idea.

So you can almost forecast what the market makers are going to be doing in advance

based on the conditions currently in the market that you're trading before we get.

Th the details of it all, every example here, much like in lesson two, all of

the charts or diagrams are represented in and depicted as a 60 minute chart.

So the perspective I'm trying to show you is if you were to go through

your charts and open them up in a 60 minute or one hour chart basis, Monday

through Friday, this is generally the theme of which you see the market.

Okay.

The first one we're going to cover is classic Tuesday, low of the week.

Now there's going to be a few instances where we go through a few scenarios,

each template, and there's a few, they only have one or two ideas around it,

but for the classic Tuesday low the week, what you'd be looking for is

the market that is primarily bullish.

And the market trades down on Tuesday into a.

Now, this is going to be in the form of either old, monthly, weekly, or

daily, low to run a liquidity pool.

In other words, it's running out cell stops Thursday end, or going into

Friday, but generally you want to look for the high, the form for the

week by Thursdays New York session.

I can carry over into Friday a little bit, but in the general rule

of thumb, just look for Thursday as the lion's portion of the weekly.

And you were looking forward to trade up into a premium market PD array.

Now, the key is, is you're gonna be looking for a timeframe lesser

than the discount liquidity pool that you use to buy off of.

For an example, if you bought a monthly liquidity pool, you're gonna

be looking for a weekly or daily premium PD array to trade up into

another scenario.

The market-maker template for classic Tuesday low the week.

Again, the market condition is your bullish, the discount market.

You see the market trade down to an old monthly, weekly, or daily high.

That means the market has already broken out above a

historical high or an old high.

And the market has now come back and retested that area as support.

You'll be looking for this market to trade up into a premium PD array and.

A fib extension combination of 1 27 or 1 68 extensions for, or a 100%

symmetrical price swing or what I classify as a perfect market structure swing.

You're gonna be looking forward to trade up to this premium market

PD array and overlapping fib in a timeframe lesser than a discount.

So in other words, if you're treating at a weekly high as support in the

form of a discount market, you're buying down there as a support idea.

If it's the weekly high that you bought, you're gonna be looking for a daily or

four hour PD array and an extension of either 1 27 or 1 68, or preferably a

perfect symmetrical price swing of 100.

Another scenario for the classic Tuesday low the week, we'd be

looking for the market to trade down into a discount market and

trading into a bullish or block.

And it's going to be either a monthly, weekly, and or daily or any combination

over overlap of those three timeframes.

It can also be a.

Uh, just for the sake of space, I didn't have it in here, but you could

be trading down to a four hour bullshit border block and, or this can occur

as a market has already been trading higher and you determined the overall

price move may be much significantly higher than what you see graphically

depicted here in this diagram.

In other words, it could be a multi-week scenario where the market

could trade higher for more than one.

So if that's the case, you could be seeing the trade trade down into support or a

shorter block on Tuesday where you'll see the first swing grade, or it could be

happening at the equilibrium price point.

Price could be expanding up and seen equal measured move higher,

or it could be a third swing grade.

Now, generally third swing grades are the halfway point between the equilibrium

and the ultimate objective and your price objective for the, for the trade.

Generally, you don't see a stop run in the third swing grade, right before

the determinants of the price move.

You're looking to trade entirely as the prophet.

Go back to the lessons where we talked about greeting the swings,

and you'll see what I'm referring to that third area or mid point

between equilibrium and your target.

Generally, you don't see a staff run there, but you do get

able to sort of block sometimes that you can trade off of them.

This is that type of scenario.

We can use this template regardless of what timeframe you use.

You want me looking for it to trade up into your premium market PDs?

And, or the extension overlapping of 1 27 or 1 68 or a perfect symmetrical

price swing, or are basically a hundred percent duplication or

measured move with price, swing and traded down into the Tuesday low.

And you'd be looking forward to trade up into a timeframe lesser than that, of what

you used for the ball, shorter blocks.

So again, if we use the.

Order block.

We're going to looking for a daily or four hour premium PD rate to take

our profits at something lining up with price above us in the premium

market, but in a timeframe lesser than that, which we traded their entry on

fair value or a liquidity void also could be an instance where

this trade could material.

Okay.

The classic Tuesday high the week.

Okay.

The first scenario you're gonna look at is a market trading up into a premium

market, could be trading up to an old monthly, weekly, or daily high in the

form of running and liquidity pool words by started loving on high, and

we'll be looking to frame the trade with a timeframe lesser than that,

which we used for the premium liquidity.

And we're going to trading down into a discount market PD array.

What you'll be framing is for instance, an example would be if you sold short

at a daily high being ran out for liquidity run on by stops, you could

see a four hour discount PD array to trade down into as your objective.

So that would be your weekly range being framed.

Another example would be if you're looking for a weekly hi, to ride a bike.

You'd be looking for a daily or four hour discount market PD array.

Again, you're looking for a timeframe lesser than that, which you use to

trade with since we're using monthly, weekly, and daily as a framework, it

gives us a great deal of probability that the moves are going to take place.

Secondly, we're using a lesser timeframe to take our targets because we don't

want to hold for what would many times take greater than a week to unfold for a

move moving off of a monthly or weekly.

Okay.

Our second scenario for the classic Tuesday high the week would be the

market trading up into a premium market and trading up to an old

monthly, weekly or daily load.

That means the market's already broken down out of a measure of market

structure, or maybe took an old low.

And now it's retesting that as a support broken now resistance, and we'd be

looking for a discount market PDs.

And or fib extension of 1 27 and 1 68 and, or a perfect symmetrical price

swing and a timeframe lesser than that, which we used for the premium old low.

So in other words, if for an example, we will be looking for

the market in a bearish context, we're looking for lower prices.

Overall, the market opens on Monday trades up into Tuesday, creating the high.

But it's retesting a old monthly, weekly, or daily low, so that

daily, low, whatever it is.

And we're going to be using that as our means of framing our entry with

the expectation that we're going to be selling short, looking for a discount

market PD array, any timeframe lesser than that, which we use to get short off of.

So if we're treating a weekly, low as resistance, we could also.

Employ a lower timeframe bear, shoulder block or something to

that effect to get in sync with it.

But for instance, if we're using the weekly low, we'd be looking

to trade down to a discount daily or discount for our market PD rate

and an overlapping theme extent.

Converging at the 1 27 or 1 68 or a perfect symmetrical price swing.

Now I'm going to show you examples of what, I mean, how you anchor the fib

in here in several examples, but just remember that the move up initially

in, at the beginning of the week, that's your price range is going to

be using your fibble and you haven't run, run your projections off of that.

And I'll show you what the Falkland points are for each one of these

many times.

You'll see that the fair value.

Void that fills in is all that's necessary before the Tuesday highest form back up

to that old monthly, weekly or daily low.

Okay.

Our next scenario would be, again, a fair value or liquidity void and

the market moving up into a premium bear sh or a block, either a monthly,

weekly, or daily, and or it could be a first swing grade or at equally.

Or it could be a third swing grade entry.

In other words, if we're seeing a larger longer-term price move going lower.

If we graded our swings, we could be looking for this scenario to

take place at the first grade swing equilibrium or the third swing grade

discount market PD array or fit extension 1 27, 1 68 or perfect

symmetrical price swing measured move.

In a timeframe lesser than the bears or block we used to trade off often.

Now I'll give you an example on this one, the market makers will see the forensics.

We could gap open, lower on Sunday, and then all three Monday we could trade up

through higher and then up into Tuesday, London, open, warm New York open.

We could create the high.

We would be in a premium market relative to the weekly range.

That's just started.

We potentially fill in a fear value gap or liquidity void trading back up to for

instance, a daily bare shorter block.

So if it gets to a daily Baylor bear, shorter block, we could be using a

four-hour discount market PD array that overlaps with a 1 27 or 1 68

or perfect symmetrical price swing.

Yeah.

We're using a timeframe lesser than our bare shorter block entry.

In other words, it was a daily.

In this example, I gave you, we'd be looking for.

Discount PDA rang to take our profits, but it has to overlap with a projection on

that fair value or liquidity void swing.

That's going up in the Tuesday.

That's your swing.

So you would measure your fib from that low up to the highest one

on Tuesday and your projections down in the form of 1 27 and 1 68.

If the overlap and converged with a four hour discount PD array, then you

have your target for the week and you can define what their weekly range.

And you hold for the opportunity to unfold until Thursday and maybe into Friday.

Okay.

Now we're gonna look at the Wednesday low the week.

Okay.

This is a market profile.

That's bullish.

Okay.

Well, generally see the market show a short-term low on Monday

and trading up into Tuesday and then Tuesday we'll see a trade.

Down into a discount market.

Now it could be trading down into an old monthly, weekly, or

daily, low for a liquidity pool.

In other words, running out self stops, and we're looking forward to

market to trade up into a premium market PD array in a timeframe lesser

than the discount liquidity pool that we used trained off of for a long.

You'll see this, if you familiar with.

Teachings many times, this is the framework I use for a reflection pattern.

And trust me, I'll go through all these patterns in August.

When we fill in a lot of the gaps on things that are just subtle nuances and

little extra tips I throw in that don't really have a place, always that I can

clearly define it where this always does this or does that, um, there's going to be

some quirky things I teach you in August.

So that's one of those things I'm also going to apply, but the, uh, The

reflection pattern is basically, um, a 1 27 or 1 68 extension where it runs

at an old whoa, but it's going to trade down to a discount market PD array.

If it takes out the cell stops below the lows, we're gonna be

looking for the market to trade up into Thursday or Friday, preferably

Friday into a premium market PD.

Right?

If we're going to see this occur on a weekly, we're

gonna be looking for the long.

And ex exiting our position on a daily or four-hour premium market PD array.

Fair, next example.

For the Wednesday, low of the week, we can frame our market with a discount market,

old, monthly, weekly, or daily high.

In other words, we've seen the market trade up, broken out.

Now it's coming back down Monday.

We started to trade up a little bit and then Tuesday traded.

Down to the old high.

So it could be a monthly high that it retreats back down into Wednesday.

And we're going to be framing that with an expectation of seeing the market

rally up into Friday with a premium market PRA and or fib extension 1

27, 1 68 or perfect symmetrical price swing in a timeframe lesser than that,

which we use for the old high long.

So for instance, if we bought a old monthly.

Retest after it's broken up, we can see the monthly, high acting as support.

So our lesser timeframe PD array for a premium target would be seen either

in a weekly, daily or four hour.

The key is finding where it overlaps with the 1 27 and 1 68.

We're not just simply looking for 1 27 and 1 68 extensions.

We're doing that also and coupling it with in all these examples

with a lesser timeframe, PDs.

That's contrary to what we use to enter the trade.

Okay.

A third example for the Wednesday low the week, we could see the market trade

down on Wednesday into a discount market.

When the markets generally primarily bullish anyway, and we're gonna trade into

a bullish order block, and it could be in a form of a monthly or weekly or daily,

or it could be a first swing grade entry.

In other words, if we see the market moving home, Um, let's

longer term than just one week.

And we're seeing our first retracement back where we can get our long one,

didn't take a swing trade or a position trade on that it could occur at that

first swing grade, or it could occur at the equilibrium of the overall price

move or halfway point of what you expect to see as the overall price target

work occur at the third swing grade.

Notice one half between where your halfway point of equilibrium is for the.

And the ultimate target.

Now, when we look at price swings or targets and trades,

we graduated into four stages.

The first stage, second stage takes us to equilibrium, third

stage or third swing grade.

And then the fourth is Terminus where the end of the trade takes effect.

And that's where your profits are blurred or taken that the maximum

weeks I can see the market move.

This occurs sometimes at the first, equally.

And third swing grade as a potential opportunity.

So the market could be this floating around between a premium and discount

market on Sunday and Monday and Tuesday, then Wednesday trades down into a discount

level where clearly the hits a order block, and now it can be capitalized and

send price higher up in through Thursday.

And the.

Whichever you use.

In other words, the timeframe you use to go long on wherever that bullets or block

is, whatever timeframe it is that you use.

For instance, could be a daily.

We're going to be looking for a premium market PDR Ray with an overlapping

Fitbit, 1 27, 1 68 or symmetrical price swing in a lesser timeframe.

In other words, if we see it on a daily that we bought a bull shorter block on,

on Wednesday, we're looking for the.

Premium PD or that overlaps with a 1 27, 1 68 or a perfect symmetrical price swing.

The fair value or liquidity void that run down that price swing is

what you use your fibs on to run your extensions for 1 27, 1 68 or perfect

100% duplication of that price.

Swing down, just projected from.

Okay Wednesday.

Hi, the week, this is when you're looking for a bearish market environment.

Okay.

And you have a short-term high here.

The market will trade up into a premium market up into an old monthly, weekly, or

daily high liquidity pool window, which is running out an old high and reframing

the idea with a move down into a discount.

PD rang in a timeframe lesser than that, which we use for premium liquidity pool.

For instance, if we are expecting bears prices and this can occur in

an equilibrium, uh, area or a larger price moody, you expect maybe from

a position traders mindset or swing traders mindset, uh, knowledge.

If you're looking for a move is much larger than just, uh, just one week.

We could be the midway point of that and you'll see a short-term high beam ran out.

This is a classic style.

And this is generally what you see on a Wednesday.

And if you see it on SIM for instance, like a weekly liquidity

point, if he runs out a weekly high, it takes out those buy stops.

We could expect to see a daily or four hour discount PD array,

brr objective for the week.

Okay.

Another example for Wednesday high the week.

Okay.

We have a fair value or liquidity void, and then it runs through that for the.

If we see that and we're overall bears this again, we're going to

be looking for this as a scenario where it's a retest to an old load.

Okay.

This could be a return back to the premium market in front of an

old monthly, weekly, or daily low.

And we're looking for a discount market PD array and, or a fib extension

of 1 27 and 1 68 and, or a perfect symmetrical price swing in the timeframe

lesser than that, which we use for.

Old law retest.

So in other words, if we're looking for a retest back to a monthly low, if we

get short on that monthly, low narrowing down our timeframes down to a smaller

timeframe, which we'll learn in April and in may with a shorter timeframes,

but when we use the hourly chart, we can fine tune that to a smaller degree of.

But we're framing.

Our trade off of the monthly load is being retested traded button to Wednesday.

We're gonna be looking for that opportunity to send us lower.

If it's a monthly that we're looking at that low on

Wednesday, it's self short-term.

We're gonna be looking for a weekly, daily or four hour discount PD at Ray

that has an extension overlap of 1 27 to 1 68 or perfect symmetrical price

swing from that low up to Wednesdays.

No, it's Tuesday's load the Wednesdays high, that price swing up.

That's what you're going to anchor.

Anchoring your fib on in the extensions below Tuesdays low would be a projection

of 1 27, 1 68 or a perfect symmetrical price swing, or that of Tuesday's low.

That Wednesdays high, that range subtracted from Tuesday's low, that would

be a perfect symmetrical price swing.

If you get that overlapping with a, in this case, if we were looking

at a monthly, low, uh, we could be looking from a weekly daily or for.

Discount PD array that overlaps with that.

So again, we're blending time and price.

In the last example for Wednesday high the week, looking for a fair value or

liquidity void price up into a premium, into a bearish or block one, a monthly,

weekly, or daily basis, or it could be returned back into our first retracement

of an overall larger price swing.

And it will be the first swing grade entry or can occur at equally.

Or it could be a third swing grade entry

discount market PD, Ray, or fib extension, preferably both overlapping

on 1 27 or 1 68, or predict symmetrical price swing, and a typing lesser

than that, of the bears or a block that we use to trade entry on

consolidation Thursday reversal.

Okay.

And this is a market profile is generally bullish.

You'll see this happen, where the market opens up on a Sunday

and Monday trades sideways on Monday and Tuesday into Wednesday.

And then all of a sudden market trades down on Thursday into a discount market.

You've been looking for many times traders expecting the market to

shoot higher because of buy stocks being taken out or will be deemed

as a market structure shift.

Bullishly okay.

But we're looking for a sell stock in a bullish market to be.

So when that happens, jelly, it's going to be like an epilepsy

or an employment release.

The FLMC release generally happens around the two o'clock hour and Eastern standard

time, New York time, or it could be a New York session employment data released

that, uh, can send the market higher based on this false break below and old, low

early in the week on Monday or Tuesday, this false break becomes a turtle soup.

And you're looking for the market to trade up into where the weekly buy stops are.

This is your liquidity pool, and it's going to trade up into that

level as your weekly objective.

So your one shot, one kill set up would be buying the break below the weekly, low

when Monday or Tuesday running off the cell stops on the heels of either a high

impact news event with employment data on the New York session around eight 30 in

the morning, Eastern standard time, or.

Again, if you just want to, uh, play the FMC, uh, announcement, once the market

drive down takes those cell stops out.

If you can take a very, very, very, very low risk entry and small position,

don't put a lot of money on this type of trade, because if it's FMC can

get really crushed, if it's a lot of whips on it, but if you're going to be

cheating, FLMC very, very small position.

Wait for the initial knee-jerk reaction, put your limit order down below

the low that's formal money and to.

Absorb all those cell stuffs and look for the buy stops to

be ran out for the intraday high or running out the intro week.

Hi, in the form of the buy staffs liquidity pool.

So your one shot, one kill would be framed only Thursday going into Friday.

So that's really one days worth of action that you waited for all week.

But the scenario, it looks like this.

Consolidation Thursday reversal.

This is when you're looking for bearish markets.

One Thursday, the market trades up into a premium market earlier in the week.

It will look like it's taken out, sell stuff, or a market structure

shift has broken to the downside and then Wednesday and the Thursday

you'll see the buy stuff taking.

They were formed.

Intraweek usually FLMC 2:00 PM Eastern standard time or 8:30 AM.

Eastern standard time employment release.

Uh, it could be the driver for this, where the market's driven up to above the intro

week high to take out the buy stops in an overall bearish market environment.

And the market causes a false break is the turtle soup short, and

you'll be looking for the targeting of the cell stops below the intro

week, low for your liquidity pool.

Okay.

In consolidation, midweek.

This is a bullish market profile.

And what we generally look for is the market to start off on a Monday,

right, right from the beginning.

And on Tuesday, you'll see a retracement down into Wednesday, and you're going to

be moving back into a discount, fair value gap or liquidity void or bullish or block.

So any one of those scenarios could be your catalyst, but

you're looking for a discount PDs.

And you're expecting on Wednesday, a high or medium impact news event,

either in London or in New York session, your swing projection or fulcrum point

is the entire week high 41 Tuesday.

Now this could also be a Monday high ticket Lawrence.

I could trade up to creating a short-term high on Monday and then

trading down Tuesday and in the way.

But that's one simple, simple caveat to this, this template in reverse for

when you're looking for consolidation mean weak decline, but you're aiming

for a premium PD array either in the form of a monthly, weekly, or daily

and converging fit extensions of 1 27 and or 1 68, or it could be a

perfect measured swing projection.

Now, what does that mean?

Swing projection.

Fulcrum is the highest high.

Which the market starts to retrace from that's the point, what you want

to pull your fit down from in to where it trades into the order block.

That'll give you your swing projections up into the premium PD arrays.

Let's take a look at that.

What that looks like an example.

So we have our high here.

This is going to be our swing point for Alcon, and then we're going to

take our fit anchor from the high down into the oral block or whatever PD

rate we're using for discount to enter.

That's our level.

We expect price to move up from.

So there's.

What we get then is an extension of 1 27 and or 1 68 5 extension, which

takes us up into the premium market.

What we look for, not just a fit of 1 27 or 1 68, we're looking for a

timeframe lesser than that, which we used to get long on either a bullet

or block or bear shorter block, whatever that timeframe we see for.

Our entry on, on Wednesday, we use a lesser timeframe to take our profits

at, but it has to be an overlapping of a premium PD array and a lesser timeframe.

We used a at that overlaps with 1 27 and 1 68.

Now the thin overlap levels are based on the timeframe we enter on.

We look for a lower timeframe to see a PD array in a premium.

To overlap with that 1 27 and 1 68.

When we get those two things, we have a high confluence, uh, level

where we have both time and price in a green where the outcome may very

easily retrieved for those levels.

And then that'd be it for the target.

Okay.

Consolidation, midweek decline.

This is a bearish market environment.

Okay.

What we're seeing is on Wednesday.

You'll see, uh, it could, it can occur on Tuesday too, but we're looking for

a premium, fair value gap or liquidity void to be filled in or chatting up

into a bearish corner block and high, or me and impact news in Wednesday,

London open or New York open.

And we have a swing projection folk.

And we expect to see the market trade down to eight discount PD

array in the form of a monthly, weekly, daily, and converging fit

extensions in the form of 1 27 or 1 68.

And again, it could be a perfect symmetrical price

swing or 100% measured move.

So let's take a look at what that looks like as well and reverse terms of

what we just showed for the buy-side.

Okay.

And we have a premium, fair value gap and liquidity.

And or bears or block nor much we're looking to sell short,

premium PD array in a bearish market environment we know are low.

The week is formed.

We've measured that up from our fulcrum point and we get our 1

27 extension from that low to Wednesday's high projected down.

That's 127% of the range between Tuesdays Lomond.

And then we get the 168% of the range of Tuesdays load.

When it says high.

Now you don't need a Fibonacci over late tall for this.

All you have to do is get Wednesdays highest high in Tuesdays, lowest, low,

and or it could be Wednesdays low.

Okay.

But basically you're looking for the lowest low between Monday's

opening and Wednesday, when it trades up, it's gotta be trading up.

So where at highest high is the forms your projected low is whatever the.

Lois for the week up to Wednesdays high, that range in terms of pips times that by

1.27, and that'll give you your range that you subtract from Wednesdays high, and

you can do the same thing for the range from the low, the week up to Wednesdays

high, wherever that is in terms of pips, you turn it up by 1.68, and you subtract

that number of pips from Wednesday's high.

And they'll give you your Fibonacci extension.

Okay, so you can destroy bullish Friday.

Okay.

This is a low probability or neutral condition.

All we're really doing is watching the, see if it gives us any, um,

favorable outcome and it's more or less a market environment you want

to be either in the sidelines or just demonstrating just for experience.

Okay.

The market will generally create a small consolidations throughout

the week, going in the Thursday.

We have a liquidity pool for cell stops that's forms in intro week,

higher, medium impact news on Thursday.

Usually it's tight.

Like I said, it's either FMC or, uh, employment decision and we're going

to be anticipating the cell stop raid below the lows of the week.

Interweave by stocks would be.

And illiquidity run to a daily or weekly premium PD array would be the result.

In other words, we're not going to be looking just for eight

inch or week Ronald by stops.

We're going to be looking for a run completely above all of the intro

week, highs to illiquidity run on daily or weekly premium PD race.

So whether the ones we're going to be creating a new weekly range high

in a level that hadn't been treated.

So far for that week and it's going to move aggressively and

very speedily to that level.

Now this market environment can occur when the market's bullish, but it also

can occur when the market's bearish, if the market trades down below in

old whoa, or breaks out on a higher timeframe, but fails to have any

movement lower, we can get a Thursday high impact from even impact news event

or interest rate environment that says.

Aggressively hire in this environment or this market profile.

This is one of the hardest ones to trade.

And if you see the market is consolidating back and forth, taking buy stocks and

sell sites, you know, throughout the week, it's probably better for you to

sit on your hands and just don't treat anymore because the chances are you

getting this right, are not 50 50, you know, and if you're wrong, it can really

blow through whatever your stop loss is.

If especially if it's FMC or if it's, you know, um, Well, it would just have to be

something along with the monetary policy.

Once it gets up to a daily or weekly premium PD, right.

What we're looking for there is we want to see possibly a potential reversal.

So what we're doing is, is why is this template useful?

That your answer you're waiting for it to get up to a daily

or weekly premium PD array?

Once it does that, we are expecting a.

Okay, so you can destroy bearish Friday.

Again, this is a neutral, low probability profile and market manipulation template.

What we're looking for is the outcome of this.

We're not looking to trade it.

So we're looking for the market to create a consolidation Monday

through Wednesday, and then building a liquidity pool by stops into week.

And on Thursday, we anticipate that.

To be taken up to that level, taken out the buy stops and a run

on high end or medium impact news usually is the catalyst for that.

We're anticipating the buy stop rate and the market will run the

intraweek cell stops and ultimately target a liquidity run to a daily

and or weekly discount PD array.

Again, we're not looking to trade this, we're looking for it to unlock.

Usually when the markets are in consolidation Monday, Tuesday, and

Wednesday ends usually like a employment number or it's a FLMC type event.

Uh, that type of market driver that's released later on in the week, the

second half of the week, a post Wednesday New York open, we're looking

for the market to run to a higher time.

PD IRA.

Okay.

And if we see the run by stops into a week and they sync it lower, what

we're going to be watching for that?

Not that we're trying to trade it.

We're looking for it to trade down into a higher timeframe

daily or weekly discount PD array.

When that happens, what we're looking for as a potential reverse.

Okay.

Uh, Wednesday weekly reversal.

Now this is not the same as the Wednesday load a week, uh, templates

that were given into, towards the front of the, uh, this presentation since a

little bit slight, slightly different.

We're looking for an old low for retail support and high or medium

impact news drives price down below.

And it is generally on a hard timeframe basis that we see these

types of moves taking place.

In other words, we're running a weekly, monthly level or support

level out, and it's on the heels of higher, medium impact news.

And then once it dries down below that the market discounts that news and

reverses, what we're looking for is a Fibonacci extension of 1 27 or 1 68,

or even a perfect symmetrical pricing.

But generally it's usually a 1 27 and 1 68 extent.

From the old Lowe re retail support rally up into Tuesdays high, uh,

project that down, uh, that'll give us some measure of, uh, extension.

The market usually will find its way down into a monthly,

weekly or daily discount array.

And what would using the swing projection fall from point to project up to a 1

27 or 1 68 extension and overlapping of a weekly or daily premium PD array.

And lastly, the Wednesday weekly reversal when the market is bearish.

Okay, we're looking for old high or retail resistance tire and medium

impact news runs it above it.

And then the market rejects or discounts that news event.

And it takes us up into a Fibonacci, one extent 1 27 or 1 68 extension and a

monthly, weekly, or daily premium array, which we're looking for something up there

to align with that 1 27, 1 68 extension.

And then the market will look to move below the swing projection fulcrum

point down into a weekly or daily discount PD array overlapping with a

Fibonacci extension of 1 27 or 1 68.

Now, what I gave you is basically the playbook that I use when I

go about trying to find my one shot, one kills the weekly range.

You'll find it generally will be one of these templates.

Okay.

And while it probably looks like a whole.

Okay.

It's a handful of them, but you're already gonna know if you're gonna be bullish

or bearish based on a hard timeframe information that we taught in January.

So if we're looking for information to lead, to bullish or bearish

ideas, if we have that limited to, okay, we want to be a bullish.

We go to our profiles that are bullish, and we start looking for telltale signs of

characteristics that are given to you in.

Uh, slides and it was taught in the second least lesson of this month by

blending that, and also looking for the manipulation factor that takes

place, how the market makers manipulate price within these market profiles.

You're going to see that it's pretty much almost like to script.

Now the key is, is once you identify.

Uh, the moves that transpire on Tuesday and Wednesday, you may not

get the actual highest high to short from, or the lowest low the buy from.

And that's not important.

Um, once we have the rains defined and we see the characteristics

that line a potential direction going into Friday's close that in

itself can be your one shot, one.

So you can look for opportunities.

Don't the back end of the week.

Not necessarily having demanding an entry on Tuesday or Wednesday because I teach

Tuesday and Wednesday generally will give you the higher load of the week.

If it's a bullish or bearish perspective, a market that's not necessary, a one

shot, one kill is you're looking for one set up to pay you your weekly objective.

My objective is usually 50 to 75 pips.

So, if I'm looking for something it's going to frame that, that type of move,

I'm generally going to be using these manipulation templates to frame the

idea, whether I'm bullish or bearish.

And I'm looking for characteristics don't line up.

If they don't line up with, what's been described in lesson two

in this lesson here in lesson.

If there's characteristics aren't obvious or in alignment, then I'm

generally going to sit on my hands and either day trade scalp or do nothing,

but for one shot, one kill setups.

This is kind of like my playbook and what I go to.

So while it's going to take some study on your part to go through and convince

yourself that these are the templates of how the market actually operates,

uh, just pick a pair, just pick.

Individual pair go through a period of, I don't know, three to four months, uh,

using an hourly chart and go back and see what each weekly profile look like

and how the manipulation took place that made that weekly range form as it did.

And you'll see that many times you're going to see that this is

the, this is the profile and template they use to manipulate price.

And you also see how it's easy to get to those profit objectives

that you don't otherwise think.

By using the lesser timeframe.

I mean, you used for our entry.

So until next lesson, I wish you good luck and good trading.