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everything that I've just said and yeah wish you all the best
in understanding this but yeah guys we'll see you in the next
section when I look more into trade entries and a few other
tips and tricks that I've got going on anyways guys take
whole study of Wykoff in the past few videos but understand
if you risk usually 1% on a trade, risk 0 point 5% on a
confirmation as part of the plan and that's it. So you
what you've just learnt. Go back on the charts and
structures, certain confirmations, but yeah, that's
that we're now moving bullish because of certain breaks of
when it occurs. It's not a must for myself. It's just an extra
that's all it is. So guys, please obviously take notes of
when I was trading this, I didn't have the Wykoff
are based of proper understanding or structure
the accumulation is where you really to get a shallow entry.
You just need to understand that quite simply and then
built in. It's market structure with phases. That's all it is.
looking at this, they would say this is Wykov. Me personally,
could argue this this is Wykov but in fact setup was so this
need to understand is an intense and an advanced
the Asian range when other people's eyes, if they were
annotations linked up, the phases split up. All it was is
you'll do well for yourself. Uh so understand that market that
Wykov does not always appear and rather most of my trades
points of interest and to me this is why I say Wykoff occurs
if you want to play like that or you can reduce your risk. So
is at the end of the day. It's market structure with names
an in-depth understanding of price action and understanding
Asian range we've got London reversal back to equilibrium of
It's going to be quite difficult for you to get a
example right here we've got a few things going on we've got
of it and take notes. The end of the Wykoff distribution or
trade and keep your stop loss short and sweet. So yeah is
Wykov really necessary now I've just taken you through this
works. Like I said in the last presentation, look at the end
normally mitigated entry. So why the stop losses can be used
and again and again and again. No, that's not the way it
institutions want price to distribute down and when they
distribute apart from the fact that you only see a white off
this it is not completely necessary it contributes very
waiting back to oh yeah, I'm going to mitigate this again
something with Wykoff where it's the nature of Wykov. The
do it, they're going to do it hard. They're not going to be
much more than Wykov. Wykov is simply just a confirmation at
Wykov distribution. Number four, I end up missing the LPSY
understanding of market structure Because that's all it
this is very true you're going to see Wykov almost
well in the lower time frames but the main point where you
in the low time frame I guarantee you that's going to
point where you can validate yes, I'm going to see, I'm
should only be applied at your point of interest. Could be an
be a loss. Simply because market structure is weighs so
the end of the day. Number three, not knowing where is the
block, where whatever it is, it's got to be an important
action points of interest. If you've got no reason to
going to see selling now, therefore I should look for
throughout this whole sort of part of the course, Wykov
order block, liquidity run, a refined order block, break a
or tests as price does not come back to enter me. Now, this is
most effective place to apply Wykov. Now like I said
my early days in my strategy I really I really found out that
a certain you might be at a random point and you think ah I
you've got to link it up to market structure and price
can see a distribution happening. Let me get in. But
stages but it's deceiving because it can you might be at
structure but more complex Because it's got different
anywhere because essentially Wykov is simply market
in the marketplace now when I was back testing especially in
schematics can be deceiving happening in all sorts of areas
be sure of what the schematic is now the second point Wykov
that you might not know what type of schematic you are until
either up or down. So solution for that in a schematic avoid
entering anywhere before the last two phases where you can
type of schematic you are until the very end. Now that's very
the very last phase until you see that significant break
that's very true. If you understood what was going on in
then solutions. So the first one you won't know exactly what
informational but improving your win rate with Wykoff.
distribution and recumulations and vice versa you understand
So first of all let's identify the problems with wipe off and
been looking at recently. So this one is a bit more
the technical course. Um so it's just finishing up on this
whole theory of Wykoff and market structure that we've
Yes everyone, welcome to the last video of second section in
care.
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