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So welcome to the

first subsection of the first section

where we talk about structure
So ultimately,

all smart money and institutional order
flow is grounded in the idea of structure.

And why is that so?

OK. Well,
let's get out our fun and dandy paintball.

And let's talk about this very quickly.

So when you have structural moves
in this market,

so let's draw out a very normal
or what a lot of people understand

to be a normal bullish structure,
which is the

which is a high being put into place
a low being put into place.

Right.

And then the higher highs
being put into place,

higher lows being put into place,

higher highs being put into place,

higher lows being put into place.

And basically the continuous expectation
that this is going to continue

until it no longer wants to.

Now, what is the importance
of understanding that

markets move in a structural way
like this?

Now, as we look at this again,
what you have to, first of all, dissect

yourself from is the idea so again,
this is a higher low.

This is a higher high.

You have to you have to move yourself away
from the idea that there are trend lines

being printed here,

despite the way I drew it,
which makes it appear

like we're in some kind of channel
and there's some kind of trend lines

that are available here.

This can move in a variety of ways.

A bullish structure does not have
to respect any given lines, support,

resistance or trend lines or channels
when it's moving in a bullish nature.

A overall bullish
trend can look like this.

OK, this is variant one
because this is ultimately what it is.

Variant to is the exact same thing

where you pretty much
don't have a channel, right?

You have a high, a low. A higher high.

Higher, low, higher, high, higher, low,
higher, high, higher, low, higher.

High.

High or low.

Higher, high, higher, low, higher, high.

And so on and so forth. Right.

As we draw this in,
you can start to very quickly notice

how the idea of channels of ascension,

of triangles, of anything of that nature
is ultimately taken apart.

By the way, price is moving.

Now, as we look at this,
you'll also recognize that retail may

define and actually explain away
the movements in this price

with the idea of triangles,
but the idea of trend lines.

However, what you also have to understand
is that every single move in

this market is explainable
by a retail way.

However, they can't trade it because
since you can explain any given move

using retail, it's very hard to actually
give you a way of trading this.

You don't know that this triangle pattern
has formed until after it has formed

and prices broken out.

You don't know that this new sending
or whatever you want to call it

megaphone pattern triangles forming

until it has gone
ahead, broken out, formed,

and you have no options
of getting involved,

nor do you know how to get involved.

And even if you did your RR is usually
found to be significantly lower.

So ultimately, there are two scenarios
for what you can expect and structure.

Structure can be found in a delivery
that is more channel like

or it can be delivered in a way
that is significantly less channel like.

The most important thing
when it comes to structure

is that we are making moves in the market
that are consistently creating

higher lows as it's making higher highs

or creating higher highs.

Right, while consistently
creating higher lows in the market.

Now, what is the importance

of understanding the structure
and why is it not necessarily

a retail concept
and how does it play into smart money? OK,

so the idea of structure ultimately
and why

structure holds
over a longer period of time,

especially if you go to a daily
or even a weekly chart

and you look at structure,
maybe even a four hour.

The reason structure holds
usually for a longer period of time

is because within structure,
what's actually happening is smart

money is getting involved.

And what I mean by that is, as you
all understand the composition, right?

So the composite man is the person
that has the most money in the market.

It's ultimately what we can consider
to be the institution.

That's not what it's like off
base concept.

Look it up if you'd like to,

but just remember that the composite man
is nothing more than the person

with the most money in this market
that can control the delivery of price

and where it wants to go

because that person wants to make money
using the liquidity in the market.

Now, as he does this,

he will deliver price in such a way
that, again, will clear out liquidity.

So if there was, for instance,
a lower timeframe,

you know, down move here and the creation
of liquidity in the form of some equal,

those the comps and man will sell through
those equal those coming higher,

leaving behind
what is known as a demand zone

or this is where the idea of supply
and demand comes from.

This demand zone is an area where he has
many orders that he needs to get rid of.

And again,
we will talk about this in the future.

So don't worry about it right now.

But when he does this, what's
actually happening as he strong I mean,

as he accumulates a ton of buy positions
is he's overall bullish on this market.

Right.

And what you have to understand about
that is even though the comps remain

within the price, action
of this bullish of this bullish

move will sell and buy multiple times.

So this is the idea of buying the sell
and selling to buy.

It comes from

although he'll sell multiple times
in here, he'll buy multiple times in here.

He'll sell multiple times here
and he'll sell and buy all the way inside

of all of these price actions to create
highs and lows throughout the market.

Overall,
the common man is bullish on this market.

And what that means is
he will not get below real

structural points in this market
because below those points

he will ultimately be negative
on positions

that he should not be negative on
in the first place because overall

those positions are holding
at a overall profit to him.

OK, so this is why structure
is delivered to you in a specific way.

This is why structure
is the foundation of the way smart money

or institutional order
flow plans its trades into the future.

That is why a lot of the time
higher timeframes hold with structure

because what's happening
is if they get below

a certain structural point and why
we call that invalidation is because

usually it will be
for the purpose of reversing completely.

So you know,
this will be the delivery of price

in a bullish structure
and the same things inside will occur.

However,
we will talk about that in the next video.

The most important thing

that you recognize
about structure right now

is it's nothing more than delivery
of price with highs and lows, higher highs

and higher lows, higher highs and higher
lows or right the opposite of that.

So if we just flip this you would
then see the complete opposite.

What I mean by
that is you could see the low,

the high, the lower low,

lower high, low or low, lower
high, low or low, lower high.

That is also the same thing.

And by that same nature,
if this was number one

right,
the number two would look like this.

So you have a low high,
a lower low, a lower high, low, low, lower

high, a lower low, lower high or low
forget that we have this one in the way,

but ultimately prices
don't have to be delivered in any given.

Like we said, any any given channel
or any given trend line.

Instead, all it has to be doing
is putting in major points, major

selling points
that are higher than the previous one.

If they're in a bullish structure or lower

than the previous one,
if they're in a bear structure.

And the first time we can
look at that is right here.

So we'll go ahead and open this up.

Maybe let's go to a four hour

and just talk about where structure
ultimately is here.

So let's go back here

and this is going to be a very simple way
of looking at it.

But using your own eyes,
you should be able to tell

where structure is heading.

What I mean by that is,

let's say we use this point,
this is a high being put into the market.

Now, we put this low into the market

after putting this high
in this low into the market.

The next how we put into
this market is ultimately right here.

Now, from this point,
when we put this high into the market,

we can already expect that we are most
likely bullish as we are starting to clear

liquidity and topside moving higher
from areas of demand in these areas.

Right.

So again, one, we're buying from areas
when we're basically bullish.

We're looking for trades off
of areas of demand.

And one, we're selling we're looking for
cells that areas of supply

and so on and so forth.

And we're going to be talking about
that down the line in the course.

But just keep that in mind for now.

So like we said,

if there are overall bullish,
they will hold up bullish structure

until they are ready to shift
to a different structure.

OK, and in this case,
we're just looking at this time

frame and we'll talk about different time
frames very soon as well.

But what we'll see is we're
delivering price in a bullish manner now.

So we can expect the next zone
to guaranteed be above this low here

because they've already mounted
multiple buy positions here.

And for any of you
that have been here a while

or have seen the YouTube videos,
there is like occurring here.

So again, what's happening,

they have accumulated tons of positions
in here, creating areas of demand

that took out liquidity here
and now moving higher.

And as they do this,

they do not want to get back down
below these points

because then they will be a negative
and they won't be able

to take a lot of the buys
that they got into

at these areas of demand
to the higher points in price.

So as a result, we follow that structure
down to the new low that's created

within here.

Now, we can expect for potentially,
you know, lower prices

to be met as long as they don't get below
this or higher price to meet.

And that's exactly what we get.

We have higher prices being met
above new highs.

And what do we expect
that price is not want to get down

below this structural point again.

And lo and behold, that's what we got now.

I put a new high into place.

Now the same expectation occurs.

We are never expecting
unless we start to intertwine.

What we see here with the higher timeframe
for the price to reverse.

Right. Unless we had an

unless we

had a supply zone that we were looking at
from the past

at or around these levels, and expecting
price to be bearish from here,

we are not going to be changing
our expectation of what a given time

frame is doing.

So this is now where we get a little bit
in the time frames and the reality is

as this high is put into place and we're
still clearing liquidity to the top side,

we will expect that the next low
that's going to be made

is not going to be below here,
but instead it's

going to be just above it
looking to meet even higher prices.

Now, in this case,
the price has now shifted bearish.

Right.

So let's let's make this read
very quickly, just like that.

There we go. Very nice. Oops.

There we go.

Very nice. Very nice.

So the second we put in this low
price has shifted.

Bearish, OK,
and what we mean by that is now order

flow has shifted to go bearish, which now
means according to the little document

we put here and what you should now
have in your notes, we are ready to begin

potentially
putting in this schematic right here.

Right.

Which are the lower
highs, the lower highs and the lower lows.

And the lower lows

because we are delivering

price to the bottom side now where
we're going to go and clear liquidity.

So what do we see?

We followed this up
and we know that the next point

that is going to be
made in this market should be

under this point here.

And lo and behold,
that's exactly what we get now.

What do we do we follow that back down.

It comes and makes a new swing low.

That swing low has created.

And now we know what that
the next one point has to be below here

because that is the liquidity
that is currently holding.

So we follow that up and we have
it happen here.

Now we follow it down again.

We put a new swing point in right here.

So now that this has happened,
we have an expectation.

And if any of you saw you remember
we were selling this area,

it doesn't really matter right now.
Why are we selling this area?

Because we had believed
that prices could create

a new bearish structural point
that would then lead us to new lows.

Now, instead of that happening,
price failed to go lower

and began
to print what we've seen in the past.

Right.

Which is bullish structure.

And what I mean by
that is when this low forms

we don't know a bull structure is in
or ready to go yet.

Right. Until we break this.

Ultimately, the bullish structure
has not been put into place. Yet.

However, the second we break this, again,
we see a new structural point

being put into the market,
which is showing us what that smart

money or additional order
flow on the for our right.

Because again,

depending on the time frame you're
on, structure will change on the floor.

Our price has shifted bullish
and the expectation now

from the delivery of price is that price
will not get back down below this low.

And we will continue to have this bias

play right expecting this, expecting this,
expecting this,

expecting this
until we are shown otherwise.

Now, you have to recognize very quickly
that we don't

just use structure to trade
and get involved in the market.

That is because we are not ever sure
if a structural wants

to hold in a given direction or structure,
wants to change in a given direction.

Right.

As we see here,

does it want to hold in a given direction
or does it want to change in another

given direction?
And that is what's happening here.

So structure can be delivered to you
multiple ways.

Understanding structure is literally
about looking at it and seeing

where the selling points in the market
are being created.

You have two main ways of looking at it.

You have to diverge yourself

from the idea of thinking
that it needs to move in a channel.

Otherwise you will miss trades
and you will miss what the structure

is actually telling you.

Because just like
this is a bullish structure right here,

this right here is also bullish structure
given because of the way it's moving now.

In the

next video, we're going to take a little
look at fractal natures

and we're going to talk about structure
in that sense.

But hopefully this specific video
allows you to understand

how structure in the market
can be delivered and how structure

in this market can switch back and forth.

Just because we're bullish does not mean
price can go bearish.

Just because we're bearish
does not mean price can't go bullish.

Just because we're bullish for a long time
and then become bearish

doesn't mean
it has to be bearish for a long time.

In this specific case,
I guess it was right.

We were bullish for for a little while,
for a few selling points.

Then we became bearish, first for a few
selling points, then we became bullish.

And maybe it's
going to be for a few points,

but there's nothing telling us
that it's going to hold here.

The probability of it holding is becoming
higher due to the way that structure

is being delivered
and due to the idea that we believe

that after this liquidity was was taken
and we had created

these areas of demand in here,
which again, we will talk about down

the line in the course

we are

expecting probability wise for structure
to continue holding and delivering

higher prices

above new liquidity points, which again,
we will also talk about in the future.

So if any of this stuff is a little bit
confusing to you, do not worry.

This is the first subsection
of the first section of the entire course,

and this is just dealing
with the beginning of how we should see

structure and anticipate structure
and why structure is important

and structure is important
because when you understand

where structure is heading,

you understand the institutional order
flow will head with it.

Because institutionally,
if the prices want to go higher,

they will not get down
below their institutional swim points

since those points will put them into
into negative positions.

So thank you for watching,
guys, and I will see you in the next one.

Hello.

How's it going, guys?

Welcome to the second subsection
of structure.

And in this second subsection,
we will talk a little bit more about the

higher time frame structure in correlation
with any other time frame structure.

So actually the correlation of higher time
from structure with lower time

frame and lower time frame
with the correlation of higher time frame

and why those price deliveries
are very important for you to understand.

So again, structure does not help us.

Actually, trade structure
is what is rooted in the backbone

of institutional trading and order flow
and where they want

to take their potential positions
now that partnered with the idea of

of supply and demand zones in the market
and how those supply demand zones might

or may not hold based on the mitigations
that they've had along with potential.

Why call that is undergoing
in the given area,

whether we're undergoing markups
or markdowns and how we're undergoing now

is what is going to help us actually frame
a given bias and a given direction

as well as refined entries to where
we want to believe price is going to go.

However, structure alone is not always
the thing that you can use

to predict guarantee direction.

Now, that does not mean that
you cannot build a system around the idea

that if we have structural points
being put into the high side,

that we can look for potential buyers

to come and take new highs,
to look for potential buyers

to come and take new highs
over and over again until it fails

now, if it fails, then
you start looking for ourselves to come

and take ourselves to start looking for
cells with stop losses above these highs,

of course, right.

To come and look for cells
to take out the cells

to come and look for cells
to come and take out the cells. Right.

And already, as we're looking at this
with proper risk management, a.k.a.

securing yourself
at a given amount of pips,

or taking off positions
or even going to break even after

a certain amount of movement,
you can see how even

when you're wrong about structure,
it can stop you out at break even

or actually make you money as like this
cell worked right here.

So again,
make sure you go back into your own charts

and follow some structural points.

I'm going to delete some of the stuff
we had on here

just to make it a little bit more clean

so we understand where we are
in this market just like that, OK?

And we understand what we are looking for,
which is continuing bullishness

at this exact point
on euro USD on the four hour.

So as you understood,
we spoke about this right here

and we also spoke
about the fractal nature of this market

and what I mean by that
is that despite the fact that a market

can be delivered to you
in this bullish given structure, right.

So this is very bullish is actually
look at this example right here.

So focus more on this.

So we can already agree
that this right here

and the delivery of this price
is indeed very bullish. Now,

this is where structure can begin
to confuse a lot of people.

And this is where understanding
the other things

is going to come into into a lot of it
come in handy a lot

because not just structure will help you
predict the direction of this market.

What I mean by that is,
as we take a look at this, let's discuss

what potential structure
could be doing on a lower timeframe.

So let's move over here
and just focus on this bullish structure.

So let's write this out.

Actually, in black,
we have denoted potentially let's imagine

if for our bullish structure
right with the expectation

that over time
or at least the next leg in this.

Right. So a lot of
you should be thinking about this.

If I were to give you a next leg,
where would you expect it to stop?

Somewhere within here.

Right.

Or somewhere,
anywhere above this last low.

Because theoretically,
if the order flow is bullish

and they want to remain bullish
and continue

making money on those bullish plays,
then they will continue to keep themselves

above this final bullish

higher low structure point.

Now, if this is the for
our bullish denoted in the black right,

what we can also assume

is that there could be structure
that is playing out on a lower time frame.

And this is where we get a little bit
into the nitty gritty details

of why people can get very confused
when it comes to structure.

So let's say we have structure here

right then we put in bearish structure

that is still part of a larger
bullish structure right there.

We start putting
in some bullish structure.

So this is very simple, right?

Same thing, bullish structure
being delivered bull structure

being delivered, bull structure
being delivered,

still bullish, potentially short term
bearish, right?

Because we're breaking down with structural points that are considered white

bearish.

Right.

But those are still part of what,
an overall

bullish bias.

Right.

So again, the same way
we look at those bullish things,

I can make sure you're working
through the videos

one step at a time because we go over this
and we're going to get deeper

and deeper and deeper as we go on.

And you're taking notes
and you're looking at your actual charts

so this is delivering it to you.

Bullish, bullish, bullish, bought. Right.

And the expectation
is that the next point, whether it's here

or here, should form right
above this point.

However, in this case, remember that we're
also working with a higher timeframe.

So despite the fact that we're looking at
the orange, which you can consider to be

so if we move over here very quickly
to zoom out a little bit

so we can consider the orange
to actually be a let's say, a 30

minute

time frame
right now, this can apply to anything.

This four hour
could be the same as saying a

a weekly and the 30 minute can be the same
as the daily.

Right.

But the idea is
we're just using this to explain

this fractal nature of this market
to you overall.

So what's actually happening
is we get confused or a lot of people do

get confused and smart money in
for many rhetoric as they're learning it

because they're expecting certain things
to occur and they're expecting certain

structure to hold.

But that structure doesn't hold
and that destroys their fundamental idea

of where the of where structure
actually wants to head

but they don't recognize that it's
because it's

part of a larger move into more

into bigger discount pricing or premium
pricing.

Right.

And what I mean by that is this right here
is the first perfect example of that.

And the way I'm showing you it is
because let's highlight structure again

the same way we did on this markup
right here with blues

denoting higher structural points
being put into place

and reds denoting lower structural points
being put into place.

Right.

So let's use the blue, right?

We have a higher structural point,
a lower one, a higher one, a lower

one, expecting price
to hold above the last lows.

Because
even if we're on a lower timeframe,

if if the order flow has shifted

bullish or has shifted bearish,
that should hold until it does not.

Right.

So we have this expecting the next one
to come anywhere.

Words higher could come to here.

It could come to here.
It could come to here.

But it shouldn't
technically get below this. Right.

So we put in this, we put in this,
we put in this, we put in this.

And now we're expecting
what for a on the form where, you know,

here or here or even anywhere

that's above this last low because price
should hold with its structure.

However, what we're now forgetting
is that this structural move

is part of this larger
structural move denoted here.

Right.

So again, the same way
we drew those blue line, let's do

let's draw those blue bullish structure
the same way we did right here.

For the higher timeframe for our.

And what I mean by that is here's a low,
here's a high, here's a higher low, here's

a higher high, expecting one for price
to come at least somewhere in here.

It could come here and keep going.

It could come here and keep going
or it could come here as long as it

remains
where above this last structural point.

So this is still valid bullish structure
to expect to the topside.

Right.

And that gets put in right here,
which gets which makes this move,

which makes this move,
which makes this move, right?

And so on and so forth.
And we can follow this all the way up.

A structure is given to you
and delivered in this specific way.

Now, as structure is given
and delivered to you in this specific way,

we can do the same thing with the red.

So as you can see,
there is no red structure on the

for our bullish because the for our
has remained bullish this entire time.

However, now that we're beginning
to look at the lower timeframes

and looking inside of price
action within that for our

within that for our push right.

We are getting a completely,
completely different story

about whether the market is going bullish
or shifting bearish.

Right.

So I'm just drawing out
some few things here

because we're going to follow this along
now very quickly.

So the same way we just spoke about these
large blue ones denoting this overall

bullish push to the top. Right.

This is all bullish on the black, right?

So the black, the heart, the higher
timeframe, when we look at the orange,

there's a different story
being told to us altogether.

What I mean by that is let's
just take a look at the orange from here.

We have a slogan put into place.
We get a high grade.

We're expecting, what, four prices to
give us a new one in any of these areas.

Right.

So there's one here
and then we have a new one.

Now we're expecting price to give us a new
higher low in any any of these areas.

So what do we get
we get one right here and we get a high.

Now we're expecting for price
to give us a new one in any and any

and any of these areas
before we want going higher.

However, because it is part of this larger

bullish push, what's actually happening
is we shift, right?

So we put in this high and
then all of a sudden we shift to this low.

So the second we break down.

Now, as we shift to that, we've already
started to put in bear structure,

but we don't know that this was actually
bear structure until this low was put in.

So that is the idea of confirming
a certain given structure.

OK, we'll get to talk about that
in the future video as well.

But ultimately we'll follow this along.

So we're expecting now for that
that institutional order

flow on this lower timeframe,
orange time frame,

whatever that is, has shifted bearish
and at these bearish levels will hold.

However,
so as these bearish levels are holding,

we're anticipating
that the bullish structure, the higher one

and the black one is still going to hold
at the previous bullish one.

So this is when counter-trend trading
or the idea of counter structure

or structure
within structure begins to come in handy

because what you're seeing is
structure is bearish. Indeed.

But when it gets here,
instead of expecting this right here

to continue to occur,
we are already preemptively

expecting this
to begin to break to the tops.

And as a result, we can see how price is

being delivered to us in a bullish nature.

As we follow this all the way up
and as we keep following it,

you can see that
all of this was actually bullish. Right?

So even though there was
this little bearish push inside

here on the orange, notice
what's actually happening, the real

bullish part of that orange move
before was from this low,

which means that this could actually come
all the way down into these areas here.

Right.

This demand zone, whatever it might be,
as long as it doesn't get down below

this structural institutional point
and then continues where to the topside?

Then it finally shifts.

Bearish here again, bearish, bearish.

But now, again, at this point,
specifically because of

the bullish structure of the four hour
where you have a low here and a high here,

you might expect the four hour
to actually come deeper.

So one price gets to these areas.

That's fine to look for potential cells
at those supply zones.

And again, all of this stuff
is going to make more sense right now.

All you need to do
is begin to take in this information

because over the videos
or in the course of the course

over the webinars that we have over
the time you have spend with me and the

and the traders in this group,

you will begin to understand this
at a significantly deeper level.

But right now, we need to work it
into your mind as you begin to see it.

And over time,
you're going to see it a lot more.

OK, so we put in bullish structure
after that and so on and so forth.

Then it continues.

Now, what's even more important
is that as we're looking at this,

we can get even more confused.

Why and how can we get even more confused
well, let's assume that the green

in this case, so let's move
back over here is the five minute

right five minute time frame.

So if we can assume there's a five minute
time frame in the form of the green

and we actually just make this
a little smaller, we zoom in here, right?

What we're not what

we're not recognizing right now
as we're speaking about all this,

is that as we have this price action
delivered, right.

We're actually going to have
the same thing happen with the green.

And what I mean by
that is we're going to have

structure being delivered in a certain way
that's bullish shifting.

I guess it still remains bullish
in this case.

Right. So again, follow the points.

There's this low, there's this high,
there's this low, there's this high.

There's this low.

There's this high.

Still expecting for price to hold.
And it does right this low.

And then we continue and structure
continues to be bullish.

So we have this bullish push, push,
push, bullish

bullish, bullish, bullish, bullish.

And then it shifts.

And at that point,

again, structure on the lower timeframe,
institutional order flow on this green.

So again, forget that
we're looking at this as a five minute

because this could be
a one hour within an orange,

four hour within a black daily or weekly.

But we're just looking at this from this

from these specific time
frame point of view.

Right.

So prices again,
shifting to bearish and bullish

on this time
frame relative to the higher ones.

And again, as we're seeing this happen,
you can get very confused as to where

to expect
potential structural points to form.

And as a result, when you start looking
at some supply zones in these areas,

you begin to want to sell them
without recognizing that

overall
all the bigger picture showing you want,

that is part of a larger

bullish move
because that same little move in here

that shifts bearish is actually just part
of a bearish move on the orange,

which is actually shifting the black
to continue bullish.

So again, even though I spoke a lot
about a lot of different colors,

kind of go back of listen to a little bit
or even study yourself

and just understand the fractal nature
of the market allows for structure

along multiple timeframes
or within each other

because price doesn't get delivered
like like this right here.

Right.

So price will never be delivered to you
like this right.

There will always be
when you look at a price,

when you look at price action, price
action will always be delivered to you in

a way that looks more like

this.

Right.

And this kind of price delivery
can fuck with your emotions.

You can get very confused

about where exactly the structural points
in this in this move are,

because as it moves,
it puts in certain structure

that you want to continue to see respected
without recognizing that it's part

of a larger time frame structure
that's going to see breaks in structure

short term that you might start to think

are long term shifts and look to sell
the supply zones in these areas.

And as you have to sell them,

you get stopped outright
because you're looking for this to occur.

But instead this occurs
and you start wondering why

these areas of supply
and demand do not hold.

And that is the reason

they do not hold it's
because they are not in tandem with what

the actual structure from the given time
frames are telling you wants to do.

OK, so with that in mind,

always recognize that structure

can be shifting, but also always remember

that the higher timeframe structure
is the most important one.

We're going to talk about
that in a second as well. So

let's consider what we have right here.

Now, you see this overall move, right?

Right here

so let's actually do this very quick.

Let's delete
some of the stuff we have here.

It's like that

let's consider this move right now, OK?

Now, this move overall makes
a lot of sense to a lot of us, right?

Let's actually go like this,
like this, like this.

And let's make that smaller.

OK, so when you look at this,

you know, understand that you have just
normal bullish structure, right?

And that overall bull structure
has a structure within it that is bullish

that shifts bearish, that shift bullish,
that shifts bearish, that shifts bullish.

But within that structure,
you have even more structure, right?

The green, if you can see, it's
a very it's very bare,

but there's green in here
that's just bullish shows bearish

shows bullish within
just the first bullish puts push.

So understanding that is very vital
because now you understand

how structure can be delivered to you
in very weird ways.

Now again, as we're seeing this develop,
you could already start to expect

this type of thing to occur as we spoke
about right and continuations bullish

now you might expect that
but if you hadn't zoomed out for instance

and taken a look at the higher timeframe
then you still might have suffered from

what we just saw happen on these lower
time frames inside structure.

And what I mean by
that is if you didn't zoom out right.

So again, the black in this case
was as we said, the four hour time frame.

So let's say we actually zoom zooms out.

OK, so let's about zoom out.

But let's say we zoomed out to a weekly

let's actually make a different color.

Let's make it gray to a weekly.

OK, if we zoomed out to a weekly,
what we might see instead

is that we actually have bullish,

bullish, bullish right.

And we just made a new high.

And the reality is

we could start to do what
on the four hour,

we could start to see a break down
in price on the floor.

Our shifting structure to be bearish,
trading off of potential demand

zones, demand zones, looking for price
income, lower, lower, lower.

As this happens. Right.

What we start to do
is we start to see the bear structure.

We're like, OK, we're bearish,
but we don't remember that this was all

part of a potential higher time frame

delivery of bullish structure,
which could mean that it actually wants

to continue to the topside because it's
part of this institutional order flow.

So they shouldn't get below this
if they have multiple orders,

especially if they're large
amassing orders,

they want to take the profit
in these areas.

So what will happen
is this for our bullish structure, right?

I mean, bearish
structure can hold for a while.

But if you're not

if you're not looking for
or cognizant of the fact

that this right here could occur,

then you're going to miss potential buys
in here or you're going to miss that this

supply zone isn't actually going to hold,

but instead will be traded through
and might shift entirely.

Now, as a shift occurs,
just because we've shifted bullish

does not mean
the four hour has to remain bullish.

And what I mean by
that is if this shifted bullish, right.

So this is a shift to bullish, right?

So if you follow this low, low,
high, lower, high, lower,

low, lower, high, lower, low,

higher, high, and we can start to expect
new things like this to be put in place.

But this can also happen.

We can get this put in a place
then this could put into place.

Right.

But then what we can see is
we can see here actually like this.

And what we can see is
we can see this in the poor place.

This will get put in place.
This gets put into place. Right.

So now we have this bull structure
being developed.

But instead of continuing like
so we actually see

a move below all structure
breaking structure down, right?

Shifting, bearish,
but then resume making bullish.

So this right here, this

this specific move in here

happens a lot to people and actually
confuses them a lot more than it should.

Because what happens is, one, that

when a move like this happens,
they anticipate that we are potentially

shifting bearish
from the original bullish move

and intent that we had without realizing
that over time, like we've spoken about,

structure can even shift
within bullish structure.

Right.

So again, within this weekly bullish
structure, price has shifted bearish

but still is part of a bullish push.

And as a result,

even though this happened,
we are still not expecting potentially

for lower prices
to be put in place like so,

but instead expecting for new prices
to still be met higher.

And that's because it's
part of this type of structure.

So very quickly, let's take a look
at how that looks like on an actual chart

so you guys can work with that
a little bit because like I said,

this is all the building blocks
to what you're going to be working with

down the line.

We don't just trade structure,
but you need to understand

how structure can be delivered to you
because it's the only way

that you're going to understand
how to trade on literally any time frame

because you need to understand
that it can switch on you

on any time frame
because of a potential higher time frame.

And then it can switch on a lower time
frame,

which could fuck with your own eyes,
which could literally mess

with your own idea of where structure
is even on the higher timeframe.

Because just because the weekly is doing
this right over time does not mean

that even on the weekly, you might not see
price being delivered like so, right?

So on the weekly you might actually see
prices being delivered like this.

But you have to recognize already
that the weekly still putting in

structural points that are moving higher.

OK, so

let's take a look at this again.

Right.

As you know,
we were all take a look at that

four hour and let's discuss why exactly
any of you know, this bullish structure

happened into this bearish structure
into what we now see as bull structure.

Now, all these little buying client ABC
or all these things on here,

forget about them.

All these lines
you see here, forget about them right now.

All these little rectangles
you see right now, forget about them.

They are not part of what we are learning
right now.

This will be covered in later

course
content videos for the private mentorship.

OK, so let's dove down to a lower time
frame and take a look

actually we can stay on the four hour

because it will actually explain
to a lot of you how even a four hour or

one time frame where you're seeing price
delivery bullish too to screw with you.

And what I mean by that is during
the time of this price being delivered,

you might be looking a little bit deeper
and seeing the low,

the high, the low, the high,
the low the high.

And you might start to see a shift
bearish.

But guess what?

You are correct about that bearish shift,
but that bearish shift is part of

a lower time frame.

So if we get lower,
we'll actually see this a lot better

part of a lower time
frame shift to give us

bearish price action short term.

As you can see,
this is bearish to then move back

long term because it's part of this larger
bullish run.

Right.

And the same way
that we have all these bullish points

being put in place,

why they mean put into place.
Well, let's get up to a daily now

and let's take a look at the higher time
frame.

So taking a look at the higher time frame
or even in this case, because there's not

enough let's take a look at a

weekly.

Actually, a deal is fine right now.

So let's think about what the daily price
action instructor is actually doing here.

Right.

Let's start from this low.

Just make it very actually,
we can start from all the way back

here, this low right here.
So think about what's happening.

We have this bullish
I mean, we don't have bullish anything.

We have this move here.
We have this push up.

So we're expecting bullishness.

OK, what is this happen?

A push up.

So we're expecting that these lows here
are going to be the lows that hold

because they're part of structural moves
higher.

So put in this
and we put in this group pull that up.

We put in a high OK, great.

The highs been put into place.

Then we need to put in a low.

The low can occur anywhere inside here
because that structure on this specific

time frame
or how we can look at it right now

as we're doing this, a lot of you
might be asking about the structure within

and guess what?

That structure does exist
and you can even see that on the daily.

Right.

For instance, there is bullish, bullish,
bullish, potentially bearish, right?

Bullish, bullish, bullish, bullish,

bearish, bearish, bearish.

Bullish, bullish, bullish, bullish,
bullish, bullish, both bullish.

Right. So it's all bullish.

But the overall main swing points
of what's

actually happening here are being shown
with these larger moves.

Right.
And as we follow these along, here you go.

What's the next expectation?

Well, the expectation
is that the next price move

should come somewhere
above this point here.

And that point can be right here.

So as we're watching a lower time
frame structure be delivered to you,

which on the four hour might appear like.

So we already have to be cognizant
of the fact that this shift bearish

could be short term as a result of
a higher time frame, bullish

as you can see, a higher timeframe
bullish structure to be put into place.

Now, if we go to the weekly,

these structure points
will even will make even more sense.

So what I mean by that is there you go
right on the weekly that's actually

the point that we denoted using our daily
larger swing points a second ago.

So if you use the weekly in this case,
you'll actually hear some points.

We just use high or low.

A high, a low, a high, high or low, a high

expecting a higher low, a high, expecting
a higher low and so on and so forth.

Right.

The same way we have
with the monthly rate.

If we jump up to the monthly
and get even crazier about it, let's draw

a green one just to keep it

a little bit different on all the time
frames and zoom in again.

Again, ignore all the stuff
that we have highlighted here.

We will talk about this down the line.

What you'll see

is we're actually in an overall bullish,
bullish structure.

Right. And what I mean by that is
we got even to a higher time frame.

We have this low.

We have this high
and we came to make, what, a new low.

And we're looking to do what,
make a new high.

That's very long term.

But if we got inside the price action
of this monthly, we could potentially see

a low, a high, a low, a high,
a low, a high

or a low, a high, a potential shift,
but then a new high.

Right, a low a potential shift boom.

A shift, right.

And we break down a structure, a new low,
a new swing point low.

Right.

A potentially what new high new swing
point low.

A break of structure.

Now, we're again bullish from this point
here to this point here.

Expecting 14 price to break down,
not below here.

And it does.

And now what are we expecting for
a new bullish play to be put in place?

Right.

And again, structure, as you can see,

even on the monthly time
frame can shift back and forth.

But understanding where structure
could be heading is part of understanding

where the institutional order flow
and the orders

on behalf of the institutions
in the composite man

or in the market
and where they want to head.

OK, so this is how you can read
the game of structure.

And again, as we do this, you can go
back inside and then look at the weekly.

And this bullish push

has the weekly bullish push
that is still bullish on the weekly.

But we get down to the daily
and the daily has shifted a little bit

in the sense that we have
daily pushes higher.

Right.

So again, if we want to denote a daily,
we go low high low,

a higher low, higher, high, high or low.

Higher, high, higher, low,
higher, high or low.

Low or high. Low or low.

Potentially low or high,
but then a higher high.

Right. So potentially expecting what?

A higher low and a higher high
and a continuation.

That's part of already

a given bullish continuation on the weekly
because that's already happening,

which is all part of a given monthly
continuation on the monthly.

That's all part of a potentially
if we go to a six month.

Right. OK, yeah.

I don't think I can view a six
month chart.

Oh yeah. Again, there you go.

That is part of even maybe even higher.

Let's go to a month,

maybe 20 months.

I mean,
we can get really crazy about this, OK?

I don't think we can go that high in 15.

I think like the 12 month was the highest
like a year but as you can see,

all those moves are part
of an even higher time frame.

Let's make this read.

OK, that's fine.

We can make a read,
which is part of a higher time frame low.

A high.

And we just put in what a high

I mean a higher low
that should be above this last point

because institutional order flow
is already shifting.

Bullish right here, expecting lot for
order flow to continue in a bullish sense.

So this is how you read
the structure game on any given chart

and this is how you need to understand
that structure can shift on any given time

frame multiple, multiple times, right?

So structure can shift a lot

and understanding the structure can shift
is going to be the bare bone

core foundation of everything else
that we understand

because structure is going to help
you set a given mini bias.

And that mini bias will be colored
by multiple other concepts in this market.

And those concepts are
what are going to let you analyze

the market to a point where you're happy
with your own entry criteria

and you can refine that
and you get a little bit deeper

with trade management
and all that other fun stuff.

So hopefully this video on

structure made more sense as we got a
little bit deeper into the fractal nature.

And we may have another subsection
on structure right now, unless there isn't

anything else that I think is important
for me to discuss on right now.

OK, so
I'll see you guys in the next video.

Thank you very much.

Take notes, go test it and let's continue.

And I hope and I look forward
to seeing you guys in the

in the future webinars, of course.

All right. So make sure you take notes
and I'll see you guys then.

Thank you.

And hello
and welcome to the third sub section

of the first section of the Mentor Effects

Private Mentorship being structure.

OK, so we spoken a little bit
about overall structure and how

structural points are put into the market
and why they're important,

which is institutional order
flow is held at these points

because if they want to continue
making money in a certain direction,

they will hold these points.

Now, the reason gets confusing,

as we understood in the previous
subsection, subsection two is

because structure
can shift back and forth on any time frame

as well as within that time frame
as well as within those time frames, lower

time frames because structure
can be delivered in multiple ways.

Now, how do we read
whether a structural point can count

as a potential structural point
on any given time frame?

The way we do that is based on pretty
much a two a mini two step rule

and a two step
rule is basically recognizing

that the structural move
isn't a guaranteed continuation.

Right?

So if there's a move of this sort
that does not

qualify as a validated structure
in a given direction.

However, a move that has a retracement,
which I guess you could

you could you could argue is either more
than a 50% retracement or just one

that looks like a retracement
to even your own eye,

is a retracement that can be counted
as a structural point in the market.

And what I mean by that is this for me
could be potentially vol structure.

This would never be valid structure
this for me as a trader, right?

It's going to be different for some of
you could be potential valuable structure.

But this

is valid bullish structure.

And what I mean by that is, as you can
see, if we took a measurement, right,

if you look at this,
this never came anywhere.

This barely made a little hiccup right.

And usually the way this looks in in a
in a chart is smooths of sort of sort.

Right in continuation.

And there's like
this is like the red candle, right?

And this is all your green candles.

This is not a this

this right here is not a structural
move backwards.

Now, again,
if you want inside of this price, action

on a lower time frame and looked at it,
it might look like this

right
now. Red candle could look like that.

And that means that on that lower time
frame

that is actually valid structure
potentially.

Right, that is perfectly valid.

But understanding which time frame
you're on and understanding how to draw

that time frames bias
or that time structure

is very important in understanding
the way that price is delivered to you.

Now, there's a few ways to see that.

Again, like I said, either you look at a

a movement and you
and you just recognize that the move

from here to here had a retracement
that was more than 50%.

So that counts as a good enough
structural new low to be put in place.

And therefore, when this breaks above,
this liquidity structure

has been confirmed to be bullish.

OK, now on that same note,
if you have a move

and that move does not go to at least 50%
but comes in right

and it makes a retracement
that looks worthy enough of your own idea

of what retracement is.

So again this is this is work studying
a chart is going to be very very important

to some of you because for instance
if I saw something of this sort

so we have a bullish push up right

supposed to push up
maybe a tiny move down,

both push up and then we finally have
a bearish move down like this.

Right.

Maybe some kind of boom and continuations
higher just like that.

This for me, despite the fact
that if you take the high to the low

and look at the 50%, despite
the fact that this did not come lower,

the retracement

is a large enough retracement for me
to consider it as a structural point.

Because what happened is
when I look at this, I instantly see that

there was potential entries
on behalf of the club man

forming these areas of demand,
which we'll talk about again in the future

course content to
then push the structure of this timeframe.

Of this market higher.

And that will mean to me
that there are enough orders

that they accumulated

or something of that sort in these areas
for this specific timeframe.

Right?

Because remember,
this could be part of a larger timeframes

bullish push,
which could be part of an even larger

time frame is bearish
push, et cetera, et cetera.

But of this specific time frame push,

this is enough for me to consider
that the institutional order flow

on this time frame has shifted
and is going to remain bullish

above this point, which to me would mean
that an invalidation of this specific low

would completely invalidate
the structure on this given time frame.

So again, as you can see, structure
or the validity of structure,

and we're going to be looking at this
on candlesticks in a second, can be seen

through literally your own eyes.

And understanding
the structure is something

where you have a worthy enough pullback
to call a real retracement,

because what you're believing
in our treatment

is that that retracement was made
for the purpose of gathering more orders

and taking more people out of the market,
using the grounds of liquidity

by putting in a lot of orders, creating
those demand zones or supply zones.

And in this case, since we're bullish
it's demand zones, and again,

do not be too confused about these things
because we will talk about them

in the future of the other mentorship,
private content.

So then we can resume the the bullish push
and we won't.

And we understand that we also won't
be getting below these points here. So

I'm taking a look back at what's going on
here.

Let's consider this
from a standpoint of delivery and price

in the idea of price
being validated with moves like this.

So again, let's look at it
from the standpoint of candlesticks.

Now, we understood that
we were in this bullish push.

This bullish push was then meant with a
was then met with this bearish push down.

Now within that, there is actually
structure that we could potentially use.

And what I mean by
that is we have this push down,

we have this mini retracement
and we have this push down.

Now, this is one of those examples
where it is up to you,

whether or not you want to consider
that a valid structural point.

And what I mean by that is

because of the fact that it didn't make
a more than 50% retracement.

Right.

So if we take a look at the fib from
the high to that low, oh, actually did.

So in this case, you could consider
that a fully plausible

structural continuation
or structural validation.

So even though larger structure
on the same four hour chart

has only shifted bearish here,
you could consider this shift here

to still be bearish, which means you're
expecting this supply zone

right here to hold in the future
for potential bearish pushes.

Let's follow this along from the
standpoint of validation using structure.

So even though our larger
structural points on the four hour

are denoted with these highs and lows,
we put into place

the inner chart price work can still have
different structure within it.

This is why you can get so confusing.

So we have this push down, push
up, push down, right?

None of this counts as structure
this does not count.

Right? You can't go boom, boom.

Actually, you could probably use this one,
but I'm just going to use it from here.

Boom, boom.

You can't do this.

You can't go low, low low,
something like that. Right?

You can't do that.

Maybe on a lower timeframe.
This will work.

However, on this specific time
frame, this specific four hour time frame,

the structure
as seen by me is not even this.

It's not this.

Right?

Instead, it's this.

Then one push up

push down.

And yes,
this is still potentially valid to me.

That would be a valid structural point.

Continuation.

OK, so now what's happening
is you have bearish structure overall,

but within that bear structure,
you actually have more legs

than you had thought before.

And this is what validating structure
actually looks like,

that we have this push up,
we have this low, right?

So we're just drawing these lines in.

Ultimately, we're pretty much just
chasing price and we have this push up

at the point that this push up happens
even though we're overall bearish.

OK, so this is something
that's very important right here.

So make sure you keep this
in mind and you study this

even though

the overall four hour is still bearish.

The fact that we have validated structure
using candles lower

does still mean
that this bullish push is valid.

So if you had a bias
or if you were expecting bullish prices,

you could still expect bullish prices
from these areas of demand

in the future when price tags
come to expect higher prices. Why?

Because just because the overall swings

are projecting these types of highs
and lows being printed in the market,

the actual moves of the candles
are what matters, because the candles are

the ones that are showing us
whether liquidity is being taken

while that liquidity is potentially
being accumulated or distributed for,

you know, take for bullish price action
or burst price action.

And then if those areas are to hold,

then we understand where institutional
order flow is now is now heading.

So here is your bullish

push up your move down
that gets more than 50% easily.

So your structure
has almost been validated.

And as we get above this specific high,
as we spoken about here,

the second we get above this high right so
you have a high get put in place, right?

You have a move back that retraces
and then you have a new high

put into place
that is structural continuation.

The second this high is broken right
here. Right.

And that high can again
break with either a quick

and you can consider that
or you can consider a body

that is up to you
that is entirely up to you.

So this is valid for bullish structure.

However, it's still part

of what a bearish structure
on this specific time, time frame.

OK, now let's follow this along
and continue following it.

So again, as we're doing this,

you'll start to notice that you can just
specifically trade structure.

Well, you could,
but this is all part of understanding

how to form a bias
for future price action.

So we have this push down

this retracement, we count this.

And the second we get this push right
here, this is confirmed bearish structure.

And what you'll now notice

is that this confirmed bearish
structure on the inside is actually now

confirming the overall bearish intent
that we have already shown ourselves.

With this higher for our structure.

So that means that now sells from
these areas of supply

are actually much more probabilistic
then these original buyers from here. Why?

Because now
we're starting to add confluence

and this confluence, the scene,

we still haven't gone over the other two
sections of this entire mentorship.

But what we're seeing now is
we have seen higher structure

in the form of bigger
structural points, met with the validation

of candlestick structure right
so there's two types of structure.

One structure is overall
directional structure,

which is built by the order flow.

But the second one is also based
within that, but it's based on the actual

candle movement.

And when you have those two come together,
you're confluence and problem

and probability of a given direction
has now increased substantially.

So as a result, let's keep following this.

We come up into this supply zone,
we hit it, and from there we move.

Now, this is where it becomes interesting.

You can consider this structure.

You can this is a this is a tiny move.

This is an example of what we have right
here, a move that does not get to the 50%.

However, can function
as a continuous bearish push.

And same thing happen
here, potential bearish push boom.

And now if you notice, if you follow
these many potential bearish pushes,

then this supply zone would hold
as a perfect area

for you to sell it
using just the confluence of structure

to take yourself to lower prices
now as we get lower again,

your areas of supply would be here and
you could continue to expect these pushes.

Right. But right now we're following
the structure of just candles.

So in this case,
where's candlestick structure?

Now we have this push

and now we have another example
of something that is up to you,

whether or not
you want to consider it structure. Right.

So this is this is an example of this.

So you have one,
you have two, and this is three.

And one should never be considered,

but two can sometimes be considered.

It's up to you right.

And three will always be considered,
at least for me, from a from a candlestick

structural perspective.

OK, so in this case, we did not get a rate
we did not get a oops.

Let's get rid of that.

We did not get a retracement
of more than 50%.

However, we had a retracement
that made a dent enough to show us

that it wanted to put in a new low
before moving higher.

OK, now as we follow this and we get here,
this is something

that is part of this number one.

This number one does not count for me
as any structure.

And what I mean by that is
it wasn't enough to make a real dent

before then moving higher.

What it did is it just kind of
this made a dent and continued.

This didn't make a dent. Right.
That doesn't count.

But this made a dent.

Continued This didn't make a dent.

It continue
this just kind of did this right.

We keep following this.

This one did that made
a little bit of a dent, moved higher.

This could have been a potential area that
you could consider for buyers right now.

Again, this is all part of
just this structural move.

This is not only the way we get involved.

You will learn a lot more.

However, right now, you need to understand
these concepts because they are all part

of the way that we are going to gauge
where we are in the market

and how we're going to treat it down
the line.

OK, we have this push down right?

Potentially shifting, bearish
and a push up bullish.

Right.

And we keep following this.

So at this point, I'm going to follow this
down for you on just the four hour.

We have this push it's shifting,
bearish, push

up, shifting, bullish, it's
bullish, right?

So now we have actually done
what we've shifted bullish, right?

We've made a validated bullish structure.

Right.

Because the second we make a pullback
and break above the high,

we've created bullish structure
using candlesticks.

We haven't created the bull structure
using the higher time frame,

structural points.

Always remember this, the higher
timeframe, structural points or just

the structural points are not the same
as the structure found in the candles.

Right.

They are two different things.
So you need to always remember this.

This is why
structure can get very confusing.

But if we follow this,

you can now see that this area
right here of demand,

which again,
we will talk about in the future.

So do not worry too much about it
got perfectly

and we had continuations, right?

And from there we had this continuation
boom expecting this to continue.

Now, that did not continue,
which is fine because inside there

you can see
we actually had a sell on here.

We'll talk about this stuff in the future.

But it was based on whatever we had
on a lower time frames in there.

So on this specific time

frame, price has just done
what shifted potentially bearish, right?

Getting below these lows on a candlestick

on a on a candlestick basis.

Right.

But on the structural basis
of the higher timeframe structure,

we're actually still bullish.

So this is where, for instance,
the candlestick validation

does not confirm
the overall bias confirmation.

So instead, you might wait

for more confirmation for the two
to be attuned to each other or

or work around lower time frames.

So the point of this was to explain

that the validation of structure
using just candlesticks

is very different from just
the structure that you can find on.

Right.

So as we spoke about before
on overall structure, right?

So even though daily structure
is this, right?

Bom, bom, bom, bom, bom,

bom, bom hai, right?

The actual daily
candlestick structure is as follows

high, low, high, low,

high, low, high.

Bearish.

Even though it's bullish.

Overall bearish.

Still bearish.

Potentially bullish. Bullish.

Bullish. Bullish.

Potentially bearish. Bullish.

Bullish. Shift bearish.

Remain bearish.

Validate. Bearish.

Continue as validated bearish
while still making inner

validated bullishness and then shifting
to validate more bullish.

And so again, remember

this is all going to be
part of understanding

how to find your points of interest,
which are going to be areas of supply

and demand and are going to be intertwined
with the ideas of balance

and inefficiency and stuff like that.

However, you need to understand
this idea of market structure

and how the market can deliver itself
to you in multiple ways

before you make the next up
to even trying to spot

supply and demand or even wake off
structure is the bear

is the core foundation of everything
that is smart money ultimately. OK,

so that is structure, that is confirming
structure.

And I will see you guys
in the next course video

so you guys in

Hello, everybody,
and welcome to the fourth sub

section of structure in this fourth
subsection we're going to talk about

one more aspect to this,
which we call the ment effects block.

The ment effects
block is another take on the idea

of these demand
and supply zones in the market,

but how you can use these overall zones
to actually understand

where your potential bias is heading
from a structural point of view.

Now, the way we do this
and the way you will also learn to do this

and this is going to be

their first introduction
to it, is understanding that moves happen

in myriads of pushes down
and pushes up as we spoke about.

So one way to actually do
structure is actually let's

actually do this on the 4 hours
just to follow it along is to view it

from a standpoint of a move down
before a larger move up.

So if you take this overall general
move down right here and you take it from

the top to the bottom this is what we call
a movement effects block.

Just like that.

It is a large demand zone,
which is something we will cover

in the future course content.

But this is going to be part
of given structure.

And what I mean by
that is it's just a large downtown.

All right.

Sorry,

this whole move down CALS has its own
large downtown.

Well, what you can do is if you go in
and follow price along a few, a few times

just like this, you'll actually notice
that it will help you predict

a given direction for a little bit
of a time before it either fails

and then continues on in opposite
directions.

We're going to take a look at that in
just a second right here with all of you.

And you'll see how you can use this idea
of what we call the mental effects

block to discuss, to decide
where structurally we are heading from

an institutional order flow
perspective now,

because when we talk about
an additional order flow and structure,

we understand the two are intertwined
in the sense that if there are orders

that they have gotten into buys on
in all of these areas

and they're bullish overall,
they don't want to move price back below

and under these areas,
because below those areas,

they'll be in negative positions
for no reason.

And instead

they will keep price above that taking out
liquidity intermediary just like that.

Right, with moves right below liquidity
to then continue on higher pushes, higher

pushes, higher push
and so on and so forth.

And that is how they get involved
institutionally in structural plays.

And that's why structure is important.

Now, part of that is understanding
that major moves down

is the same thing it's a large sell
on behalf of the common man to

to come and liquidate all the positions
that might be in these areas to then

take them to higher points.

And that whole area is what becomes what

we now refer to as the mental effects
block.

It's also what is known
as a large area of demand.

It's just a demand zone
that has been increased.

And we're going to talk about this as well
in the future content.

But this is, again,
an important part of structure.

So think about this as a large push down
and again, this large push down

can come from a myriad of places.

You have the decision to use it
at multiple places.

Either you take this

move to the final move down, this is count
as what we call immense affects.

By the same way,
this will count as well from this high

resolution expand from this high to
this low is also a matter of fact.

Block from this high

to this low is also a mental fact block.

Every single one of these are

our valid.

However, the validity of it
is going to be more probabilistic

if you use the overall move.

And what I mean by that is if we now
follow this right here's what you'll see.

You have a move up.

The only time that this

this overall mental effect
block is or a large demand

zone is validated is when price gets above
the high that you use.

So in this case,

if this is the high and we draw it out,
you can see that at all these points.

It's invalid,
invalid, invalid, invalid, invalid.

Even though it got close, it's
still invalid, invalid until right here.

And this is the first time
this area has become valid.

And what that means to us
is that this meant effects block has now

been printed bullish
and the expectation of it is that price

should never get below this area here
unless it wants to shift bearish.

So if we follow this,
you'll see exactly what price came there.

It is into the block
before continuing higher.

That's the mental effects block
right there originated

from supply and demand
and larger demand zones.

So if we follow this up
and use the last move up, right?

So here's the last move

and follow that all the way down
to the last move down right there.

And then follow that to the validation
of it.

So notice how at this point, the same way
we looked at it back here a second ago,

all these points were invalid,
invalid, invalid, invalid, valid, valid

until right here where became valid.

The same way we have this right here,

we have all this being invalid,
invalid, invalid, invalid.

So at all these points,
you don't have to do anything

unless you bought down here
from this overall structural ment

effects block, which is based again
on a large demand zone

and here becomes valid
as soon as it becomes valid.

This entire area is now
technically the new sole area

where smart money or order flow
doesn't want to get below.

Because if they're bullish, getting below
here is going to be negative.

So notice what happens.

Price comes into this area and trades
higher.

Now, the same way we look at everything
just now, we take the high, OK?

We follow that to the low just like that
and we draw it out.

Now, if we draw out the high above it,
you'll see it's invalid.

Invalid invalid, invalid, invalid.

Until right here, this link made it valid.

So that means at this point that price,
if it wants to maintain

bullish, should never get back
below this point here.

And as a result, you can see that it comes
in. Wicks Right.

So again, if we fall price came up
actually right here.

It came up, came in, worked it
and then one higher.

So the reality is it actually worked
as its own mental effects block

and we can draw that again.

So if we draw that from here to here,
that comes as a matter of fact block.

But notice how it never became validated
if price came above here.

Whoops, if price traded above this area,
then we'd be valid

to look for buys from these areas here
anywhere inside this whole thing.

Right.

So imagine so for a second,
forget about all the candlesticks in here

and think about the fact
that we are printing large areas of demand

known as the Mental Facts Wall.

So we called it

this because I don't have
any other name for it

because no one else talks about this
anywhere else.

And we're going to talk about
this more in the webinars

to explain it away and to help a lot of
you understand it on a deeper sense.

But the idea is, again, price
should if it comes up here, it shouldn't

get below this.

But as you can see,
it does it and instead it breaks down.

Now, as it breaks down, you have
the same thing that we just looked at.

So the reality is, let's say we used
this one right here, this overall one.

So the second one became invalid
was at this point right here.

So again, this was all it was.

It was valid for bullishness.

It was all invalid, invalid, valid, valid
until right here

that's where it became valid for bearish
pushes pushes.

So at this exact point,
we could say that on the four hour

using the mental effects blocks,
we have shifted bearish.

And what you'll do is
if you draw the last up move.

So that can be from here, from here,
from here or from here, it's up to you.

But let's use the overall move to the top
that's your move up

before the large move down.

That's your supply zone now, right?

It's a large supply zone
from what you expect sells to happen.

And notice what happens.

The price it validates
and then look what it does.

It climbs up into this area
and then drops off.

Now the same thing happens.

You take this area
from the low to the high.

That is now

a new mental effects block
that is part of this bearish push.

And now using what you understand
structure should hold just below here

because this is where they have the most
of their sell orders that they've entered

and that they don't want to exit
because above here,

they'll be shifting back,
bullish and notice what happens.

Price falls down, comes
in, test it and continues lower.

So that one worked again and it held
that's the second one that held.

We can follow this find the low.

So now again, there's a few options.

Make sure you watch this video all the way
through because there are a few options

that will answer your questions
concerning ment effects blocks.

And this now forms a new supply zone.

The move is from here to up here.

That's a move.

Or you can use this from here. To here.

I will use the overall one
because those are more probabilistic.

However, you can use any low swing

that was created
before the move up into a previous zone.

And again, we're using it to the wick,
as you can see to the wick.

Now, the second thing becomes valid
is only when it trades below this point.

So everything inside
here is not valid yet.

OK, so this is all invalid, invalid,
invalid and valid until this low is made.

The second this low is made,

the second even this is broken again
it does not have to close.

All it has to do is wicked, just like it
did back here.

The second it wicks it or closes,

that's validated,
which means you can expect cells

from this general area
because structurally order flow

has still remained
bearish on this specific time frame using

using these meant effects blocks.

OK, so you have this move up.

As you can see, you highlighted
just like so.

And again, this same thing occurs.

It's only valid once this low is created.

So the second this low is moved through,
this becomes valid.

And as you can see, it comes up, test it
and then does not break down lower.

So this next one does not become valid
however, the second we get back

above here, we have shifted bullish
using meant effects blocks.

And we can see that by taking the high
to the low anywhere you want.

And now it's only validated
when when this trades above.

So this is all invalid,
invalid, invalid, invalid, invalid.

Invalid, invalid, valid.

And at that point,
you can be a buyer inside of this

overall demand zone,
which is a mental effects block.

Now, notice

that if we just follow it like this,
you'll see that it does not always work.

Now it worked.

One, one, two, three, four,

then failed once five, six.

It's failed twice.

So it's gone to six to two.
So that's a three to one.

It's about a 66% win rate,
which is actually very high.

And some people have tested this
even lower and it's become even higher.

So we have test this and it works.

But even though we've done
that, you need to go in and do it yourself

because this can happen along all time
frames.

Like we said before, we are only operating
on one time frame right now.

But the same way that we do this,
if you get down to a 15 minute

for instance, right,
you have the same thing happening.

And what I mean by
that is if we just follow this

along the same way,
we just did notice what happens.

We have the final down
move right from here to here.

It's validated with this.

It tests, it continues again.

We have the final down
move, it tests, it continues.

Then it

kind of comes up for a while, comes down
comes up and finally it's create a new one

big down move,

comes up, validates it.

And look what it does.

It tests it creates a new down move,
comes up above it right here, validates

it and tests it creates a new down
move from here to here.

Right.

You can see what happens in the future.

Of course, come down, test
it creates a new down move from where?

From here to here.

What does it do?

Never really comes back to test.
It takes off for a while.

But in the future, where is that a test?

That next area
that never got tested. Right.

So you can follow these ideas,
these mental effects blocks,

which are just big demand zones
where a lot of orders were sent

to the market to look for potentially bias
in addition to structure.

So the reason I'm showing you
this is because, again, it's up to you

if you want to use it or not. It's
actually a very good tool.

I use it myself often,
but if you use it on its own,

it's not as good as if you use it
with the idea of now what you have to be

higher time frame structure

plus the validation of candles
stick structure.

Right.

So that's the idea of, for instance,
bullish, bullish, bullish expect

bullishness. Right.

It works perfectly
along with the idea of momentum effects

blocks printing for you
where exactly structure may want to have.

So this gets validated.

Then it finally gets traded through
right here.

So it actually does not hold becomes
bearish. Right.

The bearishness holds for a while,
which is part of these bearish moves here.

Then what does it do
last move down right here as you can see.

OK, let's move down.

When does it get validated?
Rachel started asking herself

these questions, all invalid
until this high is made.

The second this trade through it,

this is valid
price comes back into it, trades higher,

whereas the last down move into it
right here, right from this week to here.

There it is.

That's your last down move trades higher.

What can you expect for it
to come back in the here continue bullish

now because you're watching it
watching you're watching it it's becoming

bullish overall using these points and now
it's making a big push down into here.

What can you expect

is from here now if you're not sure
you can confirm it right?

How do you confirm it?

You can go lower and find this exact
same thing inside here

or you can already confirm it
with the idea of structure shifting.

So bullish,
bullish, bullish, valid, bullish Russian.

Now we have think about this.

We have valid bullish structure
from this set up here.

Right, right there.

On top of that,
we have valid bullish structure

from the overall
bullish pushes on the overall diagram.

On top of that, we have potential
higher time frame bullish structure.

And on top of that, we have the mental
effects blocks which have shifted bullish

and have left and melt effect block here
that has not yet been tested.

So we come into it,
we come off it, and you have opportunities

in here to get into crazy
and really good buys.

Now, the same way we can keep following
this mental block, write this down, move

into this mental effects
block, happen from here to here.

When does it become valid?

Right here, right.

The second that becomes valid,
what can you look for buys from anywhere

in here to get higher and notice
what happens?

Price comes into it, tests it,
which is part of that other bullish move

and continues
higher above those points again.

So this is the idea of using large demand
and supply zones, a.k.a.

what we call the mental effect blocks

because they're just easy
to call them that

to gauge where structure may want to head
because why does this work?

Because when they have this many cells
or I guess there's these one

that actually worked when they have this
many cells that they send into the market.

Right.
They need to mitigate a lot of those sell.

So when they get back above, those cells
are being mitigated by these multi

by these major moves to then continue

to higher the higher bullish structure.

And that is how order flow holds
just using meant effect block.

So you have to tie those altogether

to potentially see
where structure wants to head.

And this was all done
only on one time frame.

Now, again, like I said,
if you get to a lower timeframe,

even a five minute,
you'll see the same thing.

Repeat over and over again.

So let's just start from somewhere
in here, right?

Let's imagine this to be your last area.

That is a supply zone, right?

So this is a supply zone
where you're expecting potential cells

from and again,
we're going to talk about these soon.

Where is the last up move
before the down move right here.

Here's your last up move before this down
move occurred.

Great. Let's draw that out.

Here's your mental effects block.

Now, when does that become valid?

Only when price gets below this point.

So all of this price

action in here is actually invalid
for this mental effects block.

And the second it gets below here
is when this month effects

blocks become valid and this whole area
becomes one valid for cells.

Now, notice the sell that we had here,
that cell was prime or was also partly

based on the idea
that over all institutional order flow

on this specific time frame,
the five minute using this specific mental

effects
block had shifted, bearish and should hold

above here.

So because of that,

we partnered up with that idea
of where another supply zone inside of was

and with that, as price moved away
and began to validate bearish structure.

Right, move down, move up, move
down, valid bearish structure, we look

to get involved in these cells here
and took them to the to the downside.

And again, we're going to we're going
to talk about this a little bit more.

But if there's any confusion
concerning anything with structure,

make sure you make use of every team
thought

channel that we have in the mentorship
and you make use of the webinar questions

and you come to the webinars
and ask the questions

that you need answered for yourself
because we have no problem

working through some of this stuff
and even showing you at work back to back.

And there are many people
that have tested these

and they work if you dedicate your time
to seeing them and to confirming them, OK,

so price breaks down right
as it breaks down.

Where's the last down move right here.

Oops.

Where's the last down move?

Right here into the previous vent,
the first block.

So right here, right.

So this whole thing
was a matter of fact block

and we just came up into it
and when does it become valid?

Only one price trades below this point.

So all of this price action in here
was invalid for a mental block.

Invalid, invalid,
invalid, invalid. Invalid, invalid.

Until right here, this is where it becomes
valid.

The second it becomes valid,
you can already begin to anticipate

potential bearishness
if price is to come back into the zone.

So again, remember,

we have just been switching
between multiple time friends,

but even though we've done this,
the concept has remained and remain true

across every single time frame thus far.

So with that in mind, notice
what we have as well.

We have a push down

retracement

that didn't get above here right
so we have almost valid bull structure.

I mean, bear structure built.
We have bearish structure.

So not only do
we have this overall bearish move,

not only do we have the higher timeframe
bearish moves, but we also have

this validated bearish structure
using our candlestick structure.

So this is why I stress
that you take notes and watch through

every single video
we've made so far on structure

for this specific section, section
one of the entire mentorship.

And still we haven't even touched
on section two and three.

So make sure you're paying attention.

Make sure you're testing this because it's
all there and it's all for you.

Now, notice what price does
price comes right back up into that area

creating what here's the last down
move into the up move.

This is, again, a area of supply.

This is a supply zone or what we call it
a meant effects block, the last up move

before the down move.

When does this mental effects
block become valid for ourselves?

The second we get down below this area.

So this is all valid until boom,
it's valid right there.

Now, notice what it does. It breaks down.

And what has it done after it breaks down?

It also has created that same thing
where we've created structure

that is bearish with the candlesticks.

But our overall bias
on the five minute structure,

if we're trading the five minute time

frame on this specific time
frame is bearish.

Right.

And also, as we're doing this,
think back to the first teaching

we had where we spoke about structure
being put into place

and think about structure
just from a standpoint of the large bulbs.

Here's a push down, here's
a retracement pressure to get below there.

But notice that's the same.

As a matter of fact, block.

Here's a push down, here's a retracement.

Notice
the same as a matter of fact, block.

Here's a push down, right?

Here's a retracement notice
this same as a matter of fact, block.

OK, here's a push down, here's
a retracement.

It should never get above this notice.

That is that's going to be a new matter
affects block. Here's a push down.

What can you expect?

The exact same thing for a new lower
high to be printed

anywhere in this area
before lower prices are met.

Now again, just structure is not enough
to predict where this specific zone

may happen
for those bearish continuations,

which is why we will
in the future complement that

with our other understanding
of why off and supply and demand zones.

This is why every single aspect
of what we're teaching here is vital

to your understanding

of the overall mental effects strategy
and to how we get involved in the market.

So now what's interesting
is this move up into this mental block

has multiple manufacturing.

So even though the overall structure.
Right.

Had followed
suit with the amount of Flexbox.

So this like that,

this one
is the first one where it might not.

And what I mean by that is this right here
is actually

your last minute affects block right

or this is right that low
or this is that low

or this is this is where it becomes
a little bit dynamic.

You can ask yourself which block
you want to use,

which low
you want to use to show you something.

And the fact if you're someone
that wants better or something right

if you're somebody
that wants better or something,

then you would use potentially like
I showed you these lows here.

And what that means is
you're still expecting this bearish move

from an area in here
which is below this overall bearish push.

But now it's part of this zone here
instead of this overall area

here where you don't know
exactly where it can play off of.

Right. And again, there's
going to be more confirmations to this.

But this is, again,
how you want to view structure.

And this is how you can use the mental
effects block, which again, is a supply

or demand zone based on
if you're bearish or bullish to determine

where institutional order flow is
and where they want to hold their orders

unless they want to invalidate

their entire direction on a given time
frame that you're looking at.

Right
the same way we're looking at all this

if we want to the daily
you have the same thing happen, right?

You don't have to make it complex.

And what I mean by that is if we just
even take a look right here, right?

What do you have?

You have your last down move right here.

It becomes valid
when one price trades above this point.

So right here, right on these high right
there on that height, it's become valid.

Look what it does.

It comes into it
trades off it continues higher.

Right. Very simple.

Now, what's also interesting
is if you actually got

even a little bit higher,
maybe like a three day

now, the mental effects ball can change,
right?

It's from this high.

That's a lot of high to the low.

There's dramatic effects block, right?

Here's your push higher.

Your structural push higher.

So again, remember,
if you wanted to highlight even structure,

you have a low, a high low, a high, a low.

Notice
how that plays in what the of let's walk

a high and now you're expecting
what pushes into here to continue higher.

Right.

And look what this move here was that
wick came right inside here

and those are already areas
where you can expect potential bonus.

So you already have a bias
that you're building on this

because you have the access
to all these tools.

Now part of your arsenal is understanding
the structure can be

can be seen
through the use of candlestick structure,

through the use of overall
institutional structure,

which can be partnered
with potential meant effects

block structure, which can also give
you even better entries

on the inside of price OK,
so thank you so much for watching.

I hope this made sense
about mental effects,

but if it didn't, please let me know.

Please at me in the charts
and we will talk about this

in the private webinars down the line.

So thank you so much.

This is how you utilize a mental effects
block.

These are how they are printed
and this is how they are printed on

every single time frame
you potentially look at and how you can

continue to follow them all the way down
here, all the way up right

so excuse me.

I'm sorry, but

like even if you study
some of the price action in here

and you just notice the overall mental
effects box, right?

Here's your last down move.

And we just draw it out.

You can see that

as a matter of fact, block holding
right now have the same thing here.

You could have used this whole thing
from the from up here

from up here to down here.

Oops,
silly. Back from up here to down here.

That's a mental effects block.

Price gets above it
validates it, right? Oops.

Price gets above it.

And validates
it right here comes back into it.

Test it continues makes a new mental
effects block continues.

Fales finally shifts.

Bearish, bearish,
bearish, bearish. Bearish.

Bearish confirms it with all the
validation structures and validation

things that we've looked at in the past.

So make sure you watch
every single subsection,

make sure you take notes on that
and that is part one.

Section one of structure
for the mentor effects way of trading.

Thank you so much, guys.

I hope you enjoyed it
and I will see you in the Sunday webinar.

Thank you all

Hey, guys, how's it going?

Welcome back to the Private
Meant Effects Mentorship.

This is subsection

five of the first section
where we talk about structure right here.

We're just looking at a gold chart
on the 15 minute.

I'm going to basically very quickly
explain to you how you can notice

these mental effects blocks
as we covered in the last structure video,

just to have a better understanding about
how to spot them, how to look for them,

how the subjective rule of thumb works
and how they apply

to each given time frame based on the time
frame that you are looking at.

Because as you understand,
structure can differentiate

and can switch back and forth
based on the actual structure

or time frame
that you are working with at the time.

So in this one, we are not going to cover
the ideas of structure where we covered

the larger moves backwards, right?

As we said with these circles
or with the validation of structure

by way of actual candles, right?

The structure being shown potentially

with nature.

So instead we're just going to look
at the mental effects block ideas

and how you can use them to predict
where structure is going to be.

So again, as we cover the future sections
and you guys understand how to find

your points of interest
and how to set up a bias

using supply and demand zones
as well as Wyckoff,

these will make a lot more sense
however, right now,

I just need a lot of you to understand
how you can spot these,

how you can go into your own charts
and how you can start to look at them.

So if you're working with a 15 minute

or any time frame, ultimately
go and find a low part of a chart,

as you can see here before a real markup
as we'd like to call and find.

So let's delete some of the stuff
we see here and find the last down move.

So this is the final down move
and where it originated from, right?

Give me a second, guys.

So when you go and you find a chart,
find the lowest part

that you possibly can of it.

Again, as you look at this,
you'll recognize that when you do this,

you'll start
to see these structural shift.

I begin to bring in higher prices.

However, try and look at them
from a mental effects block perspective.

What I mean by that is find the last low
and now find the move

that created this down low. Right.

Where did smart money
or the institutions get involved

the last time
before to basically make this low happen?

So in this case, it's subjective.

And this is something that you guys need
to remember.

The matter of fact, block but ultimately
it came from this move right here, right?

This is where there was a pause, right?

They bought here before they sold heavily.

This is a down move
before the up move occurred.

Now, simultaneously at that time,
you can also use this one right here.

This point right here is one
that shows you the last time they

they sold in before the large buyers began
to put in higher prices for the markup.

Now, let's use this one
just for the sake of assessment

and understand
what validates a point like this.

So this this point is made,
but this point affects

what's not become valid
and does not become a bullish signal

until it trades
above the high of the candle.

So if we draw this across, you can see
that this is the first time it got close.

However, this does not validate
this block.

Instead, only when it trades above in this
location right here with this candle.

And again, it does not have to close.
It only has two wicked.

This is not wick.

This wick at the open.

It did not wick above the open.

Give me another second, guys.

Sorry, guys. I got another call.

So as you can see,
this did not wick above it.

So this is not a valid meant effects block
just yet.

Four structural plays to the bullish side.

However, the second this trades above it
now closes again.

It can wick then this is valid.

And at this point,

you can look for potential prices
to come back into that location

and give you buy opportunities
to go higher.

So as you can see, even though this came
pretty deep into a retracement

and began to put in potential bearish,
validated candle structure,

it still came right back into this
original mental effects block

and then gave you higher prices.

Now again, you can ask yourself

what move caused the move
that came into this previous mental block.

So this move came from a number of places.

In this case, it came from this high.

From this high, but most importantly,
it came from this high right here.

So the next month affects block
would be from this high to this low.

This is your block, right?
This is the overall block.

Now, the only time this block is valid
to look for buys from

is when price trades
just above this high here.

And that happens right here.

The second is trades above.

This meant effect block has become valid
to look for potential continuations

and buys on the top side.

Now, as you can see, price comes down
and into that area first.

It barely comes with it.

So again, it's making liquidity
and that's normal.

It can make liquidity but then it came
and topped it right there with this.

Now, again, I ask you the same thing.

What move caused this low
in this market to form?

Now, similarly,
you can say that it was this one.

You can also say that it was this one.

It's a little hiccup,

or you can say it was this one,
or you can say it was this one.

In this specific case, the main one that
I would use that actually causes to happen

would probably be this one because this is
where they first sold, right?

To get to this low
so you could use this or this.

So in this case,

let's just assume that it was this one
for the purpose of explanation

and highlight it from this high
to the very low.

That is the down move before an up
move is potentially going to happen.

Now, how do we validate this block
only when it trades where above here.

So all of this price action inside,
it is not the mitigation that you're

looking for.

You're waiting for it

to trade above to make this demand zone
valid as the mental effects block

and look for price to come back into it to
then take it to higher prices.

Now, as you can see, we get above it
here, validating this block,

looking for prices to come in and continue
higher because theoretically,

as we spoke about structure,
order flow is locked in as per this low.

And theoretically,
if they want to go bullish,

they will not on this specific time
frame get below this point

because below this point
they will be in too much

negative positions
and want to switch to a bearish bias.

So again, we can follow this up.

And again, notice
how we are putting in prices this low.

They came to mitigate this came
from this high right here.

And we can highlight that now
that mental effects block

where this demand zone only became valid
when it went above it right here.

And notice what it did after it
came the trade into it and traded higher.

That move happened from this high
to this low.

And again, same thing occurred prices
came into here and traded higher.

Now, which move caused this low to form?

You could say that
it was this one right here

or that it was this one right here.

This will, again, depend on subjective

you can use this one and trade
buys of that gets above it.

Or you can use this one
if you want to be more safe.

This is all up to preference.

Price gets above there.

And as you can see, comes right back
into it, never getting below this point

because structure is being is
institutionally being delivered bullishly.

So this demands on should hold as orders
below

here are not worth coming to take out
since these are the orders

that are actually made by the banks
in an overall volume this move.

So again we come into this area
and move higher as we do that

we can ask ourselves the same question
what formed the lows that formed here.

Well it was the last place that they sold
from which was this high right here.

And again you can use this one here

or you can use this one to be more safe
and understand what's happening.

So that means that you are good
to look for buys

if price is to make its way back
inside of this high right here.

And as we watch this,

I believe price as it come back there,
we kind of drag this out

now, as you can see,
because it hasn't came back there yet.

And lo and behold,
price comes into here at this exact point.

And as that happens, right.

So this is all applicable
as a matter of fact, block as this

gets hit, the low that created this low
right here came from a number of places.

Again, it came from this high from this
high, from this high and from this high.

And this is now up to you
which one you want to use.

So theoretically, we can say that
it was this high right here

because that is the main one.

However, if you want
because of how long it took to create,

you can say it from this low

to this high right here and basically
at it with this in your mind,

you would wait for a validation
of this point if price ever worked above

this point here.

And if it did, then you're good to
continue for buys on this bullish move up.

And as you see

as we're doing this, using nothing else
but these ideas of mental effects blocks

with the last Dow moving for the up move
and the validations of them

over and over again
can keep you in a specific

bias over a long time,
even on one such timeframe.

Now, as we keep

running this up, you can see that
that gets validated right here.

So now it's valid for buyers and you're
looking for price to continue as such.

Shouldn't get below this low right here
unless it wants to.

So again, that's that Whitlow right
there, as you can see.

So pressure not get down below this
unless it wants to shift bearish.

If we keep following this,
you can begin to see what happens.

Price does get down below it.

Now, this doesn't mean
that your meant effects lock was wrong.

All it means is that the bias
that you had prior on this specific time

frame using mental effects
blocks was invalidated.

And now,
instead of trading the demand zone

mental effects blocks,
you're going to be trading.

This applies them into effects blocks.
And what do I mean by that?

As this all gets made, ask yourself,
what made this low?

This move up here. Right?

And what made this move?

It came from this low to this high.

And similarly, you can follow it.

Notice what price does
price comes right back up into it.

And as it comes back up into it,
we form a potential new multiplex block.

If this is a new mental fox block,
this is the one that technically exists.

We have this high
that is created by this low,

which means that if price gets below
this point here we are good to look for

cells on the retracement into these metal
facts, block supply zones again.

Now, instead of that happening,
you will see that price actually goes

to make a new high.

But this is still within
the previous mental fact block.

So we have still not invalidated
our bearish movement and in price.

Now, what caused this high
right here to form?

Well, this low right here,
you can draw that out.

And again,
this is not valid for cells yet.

This one specifically.

This one is but this one is not
until it gets below this low again.

The second this low is traded through.

We are good to go for cells

as you watch this develop,
none of this is good to go for sellers.

This is still equal until right there
if you zoom in, you can see that this wick

came just below that meant effects block.

So this overall supply
zone is good to go for cells because you

are operating under the assessment
on this specific time frame.

That price will not get back
above this high because they're in cells.

And this is the last place where they sold
and they don't want to get above there

because they're not going
to be making profit then.

And as you can see, price comes back
into it and drops off from there as such.

Now, you can follow this
and you can continue following this.

I'm just going to move along because
you guys should understand this now

and you can see how it holds
once the bias switches

for a long period of time, as you can see,

as you can see,
and it's still holding right now.

And theoretically, under this assessment,
you can continue to expect

new bearish price action to be
put in motion because of these supply

zones, fundamental facts, blocks
to continue expecting lower prices.

Now, this is not mean

that only the 15 minute is what remains
true on this specific time frame.

The 15 minute and these moves
are the ones that ring true.

However, you can also use confirmations

using what you understand about
these mental effects blocks that form.

And what do I mean by that?

Well, let's consider this mental effects
block right here or even this one

right here that formed after the formation
of this mental effects block right here.

We are already expecting, as we said,
so let's just make the smaller

so we can see we are expecting price
to make a movement into here,

either to the open

or to the 50 or anywhere inside there
right before giving us a lower prices.

Now, instead of just trading the 15 minute
blindly, in this case,

you could get to a lower time frame and
begin to watch the movement inside there,

looking for a mental effects
block on a lower timeframe

to give you a confirmation of
structural movement in a given direction.

So again, this is where you're seeing
how important bias is to the overall

belief structure
that you have around the market.

So if we're already bias bearish
from this 15 minute meant effects block,

that should give us a supply zone
from which we can sell

into lower prices either at the open
the 50 or any place inside here.

Right?

Then we can also wait for this type
of setup to occur on a lower time

frame in these areas.

So let's point price out a little bit and
you will see that at this specific point,

the low that created this high
would be this one.

And if price got below here

this is good to go for sells
to continue to lower prices.

Now let's get even lower

because let's say that you want
to get into a better position right

let's see price play
I shall stay on the five minute

just to not keep it too confusing.

You can watch price play out as such

waiting for it
to give you potential setups.

As you can see, Price has never gotten
below that point before making a new high.

Now inside of this mental effects
block on the higher timeframe, the high

the low that created this high right here
was this one right here,

which means that one price
gets below this, which it did right here.

You're good to go for sellers.

So actually, at this specific point right
here,

you're actually valid
to begin to sell this overall area.

You can literally take the sell as it is

right now
because it has already whipped it.

So it's created this block. Again,
you do not need a close.

You just need a week

because it's showing you
what the overall order flow wants to do.

Now, again, as you look at this,
it looks rather

large, like the stop
loss looks rather large.

So, of course,
you can get on the one minute

and look for the same confirmations
within that area.

How so?

Well,
instead of selling this area as it is,

you can wait for price to come in here.

Make a new block as such.

Right.

The mental effects block the move down
below,

creating that into a valid supply zone
and trading that to get lower.

Or you can be happy with your five minute
and take this as an entry based on that

15 minute
confirmation block. Right as such.

And then what you'll notice
is as we zoom out, that huge stop loss

becomes relatively small
in the overall picture.

Right?

And you can take this to lower prices,
partially below lows,

breaking even very early if you'd like to.

And as you can see, that same trade
that looked like

it had a relatively large
stop loss has already ran about one to 11.

And this is how you can begin to look
for refined entries of that nature.

Now, again,
if we get back into this area right here

and take a look at that five minute
setup that we just looked at. Right.

It was right here.

It came to test it and continued.

And again on the five minute
now if we were to outline the same end

effects block, you have this move down
and what's the move up into it

that was created by this mitigation
wall from here?

Right. Notice what happens.

Price gets below that test it continues.

Now, what created this high here?

Well,
you could argue it's this one, right?

So we're just using the lows.
One gets below that right here.

Then look what happens and mitigates it
and continues.

What caused this mitigation?

Well, this low to this high.

And again,
you can look for sells off there.

So this is multilevel
confirmation of that 15 minute

area right here
by using five minute areas.

Now the same way that we did that,
like we just said a second ago,

if you were on the one minute right now
you can wait for that confirmation

and this is where I can get
a little bit interesting and tricky.

They are not always going to hold.

We have a mitigation right here that
mitigation is made by this low right here.

Now, notice what happens

price gets below that and validates
this amount effect block.

And notice what it does after that.

It actually comes back up into it
and gives you a good setup

that you can take to low parts.

Note look what happens after, though,
it actually trades through it.

So if you had been managing
this correctly,

you would not have been stopped
on these cells

because you would have been able

to get out at break even after price
got below these structural lows.

However,
this is why we speak about structure

changing back and forth on multiple time
frames.

So when you start looking

for confirmations on lower time frames,
you need to be cognizant of the fact

that price and structure can change on
you short term,

but they are still part of a longer term
bias.

Remember, this is only the five minute
which is based inside that 15 minute,

right?

And again, they're all just using nothing
more than the meant effects block.

Now, the same way if you waited again for
a confirmation, then you have this high.

This high is created by this low.

So even though these mental effects

blocks on the one minute time frame
and these supply zones did not hold,

this does not mean
that we are shifting our bias

because our bias is still preset
by our higher time frame.

We have this move into here.

And again,

this meant effects will only be validated
once we get below this given point.

And what do you see happen here?

We validate that.

And as we validate
that, we come and trade into it.

Now, notice how this high was again
created by this low right here.

That means that all of this price action
is invalid

for these new cells, and instead
this is the one that reigns supreme.

Now, as you can see,
the only time that breaks is right here,

and that means now
it was off of this high, right?

So this is the overall meant to fix a lock
that forms inside that.

And again, you are free to go for cells

from this open at this point here
or even at the 50% here.

So if you took a 50% of this matter block.

So again it's just this overall move up
before the move down

and you took a sell off
that then you have refined that overall

15 minute block
that you're already bearish on

to that five minute block
that you're bearish on the mental effects

block supply zone to the one minute blocks

the mental effects blocks within
those that have taken you to lower prices.

And lo and behold,
that's exactly what you get.

And as you can see, you'd already be break
even or you'd be partially on the way.

And that same trade that we just took
from a very, very much larger potential

stop loss

was now just made significantly smaller
by waiting for the setup.

Now, if we zoom in here, you'll again
notice the same thing we spoke about,

despite the fact

that we are trading the one minute
and we have the setups that we need,

price is not have to hold right
for that specific location,

which is why understanding what a partial
if you are using confirmation on trades

is vital
to understanding your structural place.

Because even though this came
and got stopped,

it was only because it was testing
the higher time frame,

five minute areas
that we denoted up here as you can see.

So you have to always be cognizant of what
the higher time frames are telling you.

And this is how you can use
the map effects

blocks on their way in a bullish market
or bearish market to get involved.

And again,
they can occur on every single time frame.

So you need to understand
what you're looking for.

The same way
we did that on the five minute

and 15 minute is the same way
that it will apply on even a four hour.

What do I mean by that?

Let's just take a look at prices
right here.

What's the
what's the low that created this high?

Right. So again, follow this up. It's
this one right here.

OK, fantastic.

Now what happened?

It traded below making it valid.

What did it do after it came in?

Validated it right here and try to below
now when that invalidated again right here

what caused this move here you can argue,
is either this one or this one.

Let's use this one
because it's easier to see

this move comes up into it
once again valid right here.

That means everything else is valid.
For sell in this area.

And overall, you can be bearish
using the mental effects box.

And what you have you have the move up
into there again from below.

And what happens, it gets validated here
and price continues to test and test

and test those areas over and over again,
creating more and more mental effects

blocks on the way down.

Now, within that price action,

if you were operating
also on one hour, 50 minutes,

you are going to see mental effects blocks
that form in both directions.

That is why, again,

you always have to be cognizant of what
the higher time frame is telling you

and how to use that higher time frame
with the lower time frame confirmation

to get involved and to form a bias
structurally about where you want to go.

Now, you can partner that

with your ideas of supply

and demand that we were going
to be covering in the future sections.

And while off to be even more, it's
happening with more confirmation

of more probability of a certain direction
being remained.

Right.

Or you can partner that with the lower
timeframe, mental effects,

all confirmations
with the knowledge that they can switch.

So you need to understand
how to also manage your positions,

which we will talk about
in the future section.

So thank you so much, guys.

And I hope this explain to you
how you can use structure in the market.

And of course, if you have any questions,

ask them in the upcoming webinars
that we always have or at me in the chat.

Thank you very much.