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So now we're gonna get into the different entry types and we're

gonna be starting on continuation trades and trades

when we start to see you know bullish or bearish order flow.

So if we get straight into it I know there's a lot going on

here but let's just start and go through this. So when we are

looking at the higher time frames so it could be the daily

4 hour or the hourly. Now for me as you know I trade the

hourly time frame as my highest. Um as you know that

gives me a lot of opportunity and it's just a great time

frame to sort of base your trades around. Now for you it

could be the 4 hour or even a daily as your highest time

frame. It comes down to you know your own preference and

your personality and which time frame suits you the most. You

haven't got to use the hourly just just because I am. You can

use you know the full hour or you know even even higher time

frames that um But when we look at this diagram here this is

gonna be a higher time frame. So we're gonna call this the 1

hour time frame. So this diagram here. So once we get a

bullish border block or a point of interest as you can see here

so price came down but then pushed up and broke structure.

So we can see a clear shift in momentum and you know

potentially a clear shift and then you know bullish order

flow from here. Now once we break structure this gives us a

demand level or an order block within this. So when price

comes down to trade into this zone for the very first time.

This is in my opinion not enough of a confluence for us

to enter this trade and set a pending limit order. So once

price comes in er this is not enough of a confluence for me

to be looking at this to go long. I would rather wait for

price to come in and see how price is delivered and then

look for, you know, our entry confirmations on a lower time

frame. Now a lot of smart money traders would call that type of

entry as a risk entry. But for me it's not something that I

would want to risk my money on especially when you start

trading on large sums of capital. What I would prefer to

wait for is see um how price comes in. As I have had a lot

more success and I know a lot of other people have seen

better success with waiting for that lower time frame

confirmation and see how price is delivered into this area. So

that's why I'll be not be looking at any sort of risk

entries. So if we get into the different types of entries you

can see once we broke structure here we have this as our first

demand level. Okay so we're looking for longs within this

sort of demand level here. Okay. Now this on a lower time

frame would look something like this. So this is gonna be our

lower time frame. So for me I execute trades on a 1 minute

time frame. And sometimes I go down to the thirty-second um

but we're gonna stick to the one minute. So, once price

comes down and trades into this zone, we will usually see, you

know, lower lows and lower highs on a lower time frame.

So, what we will be waiting for is for price to push in and

then we wanna see intent for bullish um movement. So, we

wanna see a nice breaking structure. Now, this would then

give us an entry as it would eight and order block down

here. Now this is entry type one which is a single boss

which basically means a single break of structure and a single

confluence which means we're trading the first break of

structure on a higher time frame. As you can see here this

is the first break of structure. Now this could have

previously been you know a downtrend with then broken

structure showing intent tapped into a demand level. So it's a

single confluence and it's a single boss on the lower time

frame. Now entry top two would be waiting for the double boss

which basically means well as it shows here we wanna see a

breaking structure you know it could pull back. It hasn't got

to mitigate this level here. It could pull back and then break

structure again. That's still considered a double break of

structure um for me. So that's a double boss and it's a single

confluence because we're still trading at this first hourly

demand level but we have double confirmation on a lower time

frame. So one thing I would say for anyone who struggles with

entries or takes you know too many losses definitely try and

avoid this entry here. So entry type one. Because when when

price breaks structure now obviously it depends how it

breaks but it could be just a fake out and then to head

lower. It's not really it's not too much confirmation. Um but

it all comes down to how it breaks as well. But what I

would say for like the newbies or beginners is definitely wait

for a double boss if you're struggling with entries. As

you'll get into some more better trades as you're waiting

for more confluence. And we are actually starting to see you

know bullish order flow on our lower time frame and we can see

that we are being respected from the hourly demand level.

So entry type three is we're gonna be looking at this second

demand level here okay? So you can see we broke structure. We

pulled back. We broke structure again. So on the higher time

frame we're clearly showing bullish intent and bullish

order flow. Now you can see I put down here intent for higher

prices. What this basically means is prices trading above

these lows. And once this was broken here this structure

price then broke structure to the upside. We pulled back. We

broke structure again and you can see we're now showing

intent has priced foul to trade below this level. So it's

showing us intent for higher prices. Okay back to this third

entry. We have a breaking structure. So a second break of

structure on our hourly time frame. So this is our double

confluence because this is our second my level. So we're just

seeing more confluence for price to continue. Now this

area here is zone here, okay? This is what it will look like

or this is what we wanna see um for the trade to meet our entry

rules, okay? Now, I've just realized I haven't changed

that. That's number four. Okay, so one, two, three, four. Okay,

cool. So, three, entry top three is up here, okay? So, now

they'll be trading inside the second demand level and the

second break of structure price again trading back down into it

we will see lower lows and lower highs. We wanna wait for

a nice breaking structure as you can see and this would be

our single boss but with double confluence as we trade in the

second demand. Okay? Now entry type four is I'm sure you get

it by now but we wanna wait for a double break in structure. As

you can see one break pullback second break. Double break and

structure. And double confluence as we're trading at

this second demand. Okay so this is taking it to the

extreme and waiting for, you know, a lot of confirmation um

but if if you're waiting for this, then, you're gonna get

involved in some great trades but you won't always get

involved in the trade. So, for me, I do take trades with a

single boss and a single confluence as long as we are

trading with the trend. Um but I do also take a double boss as

well. Um but again it comes down to how it breaks. So you

you'll need to do your testing on that. But like I say if

you're struggling with entries then the minimum that you

should be taking is a double boss and then you know these

entries up here. So now that we've gone through these

continuation trades it's important to know that this is

you know just drawings and this is textbook setups. They're not

always gonna be as clean as this. So it's about using using

your own initiative to asking yourself what is price actually

doing? How is price breaking structure? Where's price likely

to react from? And then look for your entries from there.

But the this is textbook um continuation trades. So once we

start seeing you know higher time frame bullish or bearish

order flow. Just like this. We wanna look for the breaking

structure. Where are the demand levels or supply levels?

Where's the momentum come in before the breaking structure.

So what where's where did price start that caused the breaking

structure? This is where price is likely to come back to to

mitigate it before continuing. So it's important to understand

where price broke from. Um where did the move initiate

from?