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Hey everyone. So sorry about that. I was cut off in the
previous video. So what I wanted to discuss is or I just
want to finish with the exhaustion and exhaustion mix.
Um it's going to be better than to edit it in and stuff. So as
you guys see this is the one that I marked up on the H four.
And as we played it up it got rejected off from. So we marked
it up on the daily time frame and it was in fact a key zone.
Okay. So now that that session is over I want to discuss I
definitely want to discuss wick fills. Okay so this is going
hand in hand with exhaustion mix. But like I said it is in
high volume times. So let me mark up the wick fills. This is
a wick fill. Because we had this wick. This was a wick
fill. Because we had this week. Uh This was a wick fill. This
is the best example of a wick fill. When it happens
immediately after the fact. Okay. So this is definitely the
best example of a wick fill. Um something like this also. This
right here is not such a good example. Um I would rather see
this as a fill yes but it got it led to God respected. So
let's say the rule for the wickfill to happen must be in
the range of five candles afterwards. Max 5. So always
keep that in mind like something like this we have
this wick 123 it got filled but then it got respected so it got
filled sometimes it can get filled and respected one filled
and respected and two filled a bit of retracement and then
break or three just filled and then continue going down Okay,
so. Like you can see as you can see over here weak rejection
and filled weak rejection this one is definitely a bit tricky
because it it happened a long time after the fact so that one
is tricky what I would personally do in this situation
for those asking is I would use this as a as an exhaustion area
okay and then I won't trade this as a as a trade as an
exhaustion a weak filled trade I would take other conferences
with it like make me a break of support or resistance or a
daily level so you guys can see I'm completely transparent with
you guys or not. Um cherry picking my trades. Um just
discussing each and every movement that we have. So as
you guys can see this is a perfect example of a week four
because it happened immediately after the fact and also we have
a strong downtrend and was it ja it was an NY session. Okay.
So those are the two rules I want you guys to focus on.
Stick with the trend. Well three rules. Stick with the
trend number one. Number two five candles max and number
three in high volume timings. Okay. So let's look at a few
more examples. As you can see this is this happens quite a
lot. Um especially on gold. I saw that but I don't want you
guys to get confused. Don't don't try and see this as a
trade. I'm just showing you for example purposes. As you guys
can see this wick and then it goes filled immediately
afterwards. But the problem is it was against the trend so I
won't take that trade. So only sticking with the trend. Like
this. Uh this is a wick fill that I would take. One, two,
three. Boom. Got filled. Okay. So definitely go and practice
this. Um in the assessment I'm going to ask you guys to send
me some chart examples of wick fills. So go and practice this.
Rule number one I'm going to repeat myself. Stick with the
trend. Rule number 2. Five candles max. Rule number three
in higher volume times. Those three rules must be met.
Otherwise it's not a wick fill. Then it is a exhaustion. The
marker is respecting an exhaustion area.
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