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actually get into the accumulations and the
market structure of what we're going to be seeing now let's
is perfect but when you actually get into the charts
like this then the next one is minute and it goes back up like
start to know what's going on so we've understood the basic
distribution schematics that we start to see anyways guys take
be as easy as that but of course when you start to see an
you're not going to get the perfect U shape of volume that
quite difficult to actually spot this sometimes because
understand that you've got to use it at at an effective point
because what you might get is something like one crazy candle
look like it's doing a of wipe off and you might see some kind
this is where we will use wicoschematics. Here it should,
it would be a distribution schematic that we would look
action that we could actually enter off price may start to
of interest because that will only make sense then So yeah,
we're describing because you know learning all the content
it comes to volume, one last thing about it, the volume
for sales. So yeah guys, that's it for the introduction. When
indication this happening that's when you know plus your
indicator that we start to look at in the divergence, it's
back and that's the importance of understanding you can't use
a wipe off schematic everywhere here you've just got to
see a break up retracement down and now you're moving up what
another order block that appears and then you start to
you may not see this too often and it may be hard to predict
then we put the volume indicator on as well. Now this
idea that you've got break off structure down that's when you
change of trend in the near future. Divergences between
that takes over above the last one so it's it's not going to
now we're going to sell. So a bit more into the law of effort
see a spike in volume and eventually it increases as
You're going to get so as price moves for example you might be
structure or the change of trend that's when we start to
on the downtrend that's one order block that appears
price starts to consolidate for a bit. Then as soon you start
should use Wykov is at an effective point of interest
price continues. An important note on this. In the strategy
into that point of interest. And then enters a
of breaker structure and it's very short term soon as it hits
maybe a shorter term or the block it just reverses straight
on the one minute possibly on even on the 15 minute. What we
going to get a lot of is this.
middle of this liquidity void where there's no real price
consolidation. So as you can see or the buying pressure
you might start to see is in the middle of price so in the
see is the effort from the buys decreases as price slows down
starts to get soaked up. It reduces reduces reduces as
rather than at any point in the chart. Because what you're
to see the spike down and what we would consider that break of
that I'm going to be teaching you the only time that you
will see buy volume reduce then eventually volume for sales
for a distribution when we reach the point of interest and
will increase showing a shift in trend and of course this is
and divergences. So imagine we're looking at Euro USD and
is on the lower time frame. So this could be on the 5 minute
course this is an extra confirmation. Then you've got
volume and price often signal a change in trend for change in
our whole plan does not revolve around Wykov. I'm telling you
the direction of a particular price trend. So meaning you
market structure is way more important than Wykov but of
to understand the extent of this. Um this is usually used
understand. Cos at the end of the day there's certain points
of Wykov that we actually incorporate into our plan. Um
too necessary for us to really go in depth into this law to
on stock markets. Not too relevant for Forex so it's not
potential extent of the move. Um and When I was doing my
you've got the law of cause and effect. So it looks at the
research on Wykoff it said use a point and figure count chart
the law of F so it provides an early warning of a possible
time. Which is what we're going to be looking at. Then
price rises. When supply is greater than demand, price is
win in every trade of course they want to come out on top so
funds for example not every single one of them is going to
supply and demand by comparing price and volume bars over
one entity. Then the laws. First law is the law of supply
full. The trader and analyst can study the balance between
and demand. So that's when demand is greater than supply,
yeah that it's quite simple which is understanding it as
got the massive institutions and then you've got the hedge
help you think you know how does the composite man actually
out of the trade for example how because you you know you've
deal with all the liquidity how does he knock retail traders
same time with him. Now obviously this is quite a
he leaves in the market so we can get into the trades at the
get to understand his movements and understand his traces that
theoretical approach to the market you know just thinking
that it's just one entity that controls it but it really does
direction us adding into his own orders. Wykov helps us to
marketplace. He triggers traders into the wrong
the composite man what is it? Essentially it's a theoretical
explained it as is rather than thinking thinking of it as you
the operator who causes all the interactions in the
man who controls the marketplace. So what he
know a whole group of institutions and banks or
anything. Think of it as one entity. The composite man is
accumulations and distributions in terms of volume as well. So
that are involved with Wykoff. So the main the main laws that
man that he describes and then getting a bit into
Wykoff, we're actually going to be looking at some of the laws
that we're going to be looking at the idea of the composite
we're going to be looking at are these three laws up here
Yes, hello everyone. Welcome to the next video. So now that
we've just been introduced to market cycles and a bit about
care and I'll see you in the next video
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