ICT YT - 2020-10-07 - Blending Price Patterns With Time and Price Theory - Part 1.srt
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ICT: Alright, folks, let's take a look at how we can use the
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economic calendar to find setups and or opportunities to
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practice in looking at the economic calendar for October
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5 2020. And I want to take your attention to 11pm. And the
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time is set to Eastern time. Okay, so all of my students
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have their charts set to this time setting.
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So at 11:30pm, Monday, October 5, RBA rate statement and
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cash rate was scheduled to be released for the Australian
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dollar at 11:30pm. Eastern time. I don't care what the
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actual is, I don't care what the forecast is, I don't care.
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I don't care what the previous is, I'm not concerned about
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that. I'm looking at the red indication here. That's a high
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impact market driver. So regardless of the information or
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the data that's released, it can have a lot of impact and
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cause displacement in price. And that's what we're looking
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for. So let's go over to the charts and take a look at the
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Australian dollar. So I have the chart set to October 5.
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This is a five minute chart just to illustrate, along the
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lines what I've taught already on this YouTube channel, but
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I'm also going to teach you how to blend two patterns
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together within a market setup. You can see the market has
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been trading sideways, in a consolidation leaving relative
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equal highs along the way. And at 1130, which is 2330. Here
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on this setting, you can see here, the time is set to New
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York time. So if you have your chart set on trading view,
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with that timeframe, everything will always match relative
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to my lectures at 2330, that's 11:30pm, New York time or
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Eastern time. And this is the run above all of these
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relative equal highs. We're not trying to forecast a move,
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we're waiting to see does it run above that? And will it
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stay above it? Well, it doesn't, it goes above it and
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rejects and breaks down. Your eye should be trained right to
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here, because this high, this low and the higher high.
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That's a pattern that I teach on this YouTube channel, which
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is my ICT, bearish breaker. The idea is that this liquidity
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that we resting above here would be in the form of buy
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stops, and we call it buy side liquidity. Because running
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above that does two things. It takes traders that are short
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out by running their stops, that breaks their position, and
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also puts traders on the long side on a breakout should they
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have pending orders resting above here. You'd be surprised
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how many people trade like this. It breaks above it trips
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those traders long and their stop loss would be where below
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here or below here relative to whatever their account size
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and equity risk management would outline. What we're looking
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for is the narrative that runs above it, and then it breaks
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down fine. If it goes below this low here, and it trades
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back up to this low. Now notice what I'm teaching you here.
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I'm not teaching you support and resistance because if
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that's the case, why not just use this low? Or these loves?
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Or this low? Or these lows here? Why aren't we referring to
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any of those? It's the narrative behind the specific level
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that's being referred to. That's what makes this level as I
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teach it as an ICT bearish breaker. If this loads taken out,
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which is taken out here, and trades back up to it during a
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specific time of day, what's the specific time of day? Well,
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I've been teaching 830 to 11 o'clock in the morning, Eastern
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time. You can find setups, you can find optimal trade
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entries there. And you can also blend a breaker pattern with
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an optimal trade entry. So add some annotations real quick.
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So here's the burger, the boss illiquidity that gets purged
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at the rate announcement 11:30pm eastern time, it runs this
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and then we wait. What are we waiting for New York session.
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New York session trades back up into the breaker and we can
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Have a short on two things, the fact that we trade it back
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up to the breaker, which is this low
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and an optimal trade entry using this high here now why this
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high, it's not cherry picked. That's the London kill zone,
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session high. So we're gonna take that fib and all we're
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doing is getting a measurement of overbought oversold. It's
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not the fib that's causing the magic here. It's not I'm not
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trying to sell the idea that the markets working off of just
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to fit the narrative, the narrative is all of this, it runs
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gets there by offset, and then breaks down all through
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London, you don't need to be up trading London, you can wait
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till New York session. And then with the sometimes
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retracement level. Okay, that over time, starting right here
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at the beginning of our starting exactly at 830, which is
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our new york session window. It's not the New York kill
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zone, it's just 830 beginning where the news embargo lifts
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at 830. And all the way till 11 o'clock. Already, you should
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be able to see the optimal trade entry that overlaps with
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the breaker within the time window 11 o'clock, you have up
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to 11 o'clock to take the take the trade. So we have an
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overlap of the breaker and optimal trade entry. The range
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from here to here, we're just extending that on time. All of
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this is just waiting for the New York session, then the
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volume that comes in dog piles in on this optimal trade
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entry. And we're scrunch this up. And we have an overlap of
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79, nine and nine pets. See that right there with the
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standard deviation of negative five. And we have an old
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level of equal lows. As I teach, again, on this YouTube
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channel, so there's sell side liquidity on here. So bank
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traders take this off, bank traders can go short with this
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run up here, you don't have to be eliminated. Wait for this
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low the break. Once it trades back up into it during the New
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York session, then you can target this level down here. We
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have an overlap with the fib for projected low. And those
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equal lows that align
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in the market sells off and sweeps those relatively close
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and hits our target on the fib. So you have a blending of
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two of my concepts together within a narrative using the
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economic calendar to frame it. So we're not trying to
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predict this break in continuation. All we're doing is
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saying okay, what did they do? overnight, they ran liquidity
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out here and rejected it. We can get shortened here in
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London if we want to, but you don't have to you wait until
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the New York session, use the volume that's used in this
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time of day with the breaker. So they have this low
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projected in time. It operates on it in London session at
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the end of one that open going into Asia's clothes, then we
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have the 830 in the morning, beginning our time winded I've
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been teaching here on YouTube with their rate that the high
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it starts it there. And then one more time, it's it there.
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But it's inside of the optimal trade entry. And it's this
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level to this level to this level 79 70.5 62. All of this
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area here is optimal trade entry relative to the London
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session Hi. And low formed here, ahead of what we teach is
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the New York open kill zone. But this is just the 830 to 11
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o'clock window of opportunity where you can take trades. And
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this is an example how you can blend two patterns with time
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of day targeting. And it does a pretty good job of doing a
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run to that level and it says where we're at currently. So
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not bad. You can look for this type of setup when there's an
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economic calendar event that's a medium impact or high
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impact. And if it's set to release during the London
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session, or if it's set to release during Asia. That
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timeframe, okay, just sets the narrative and then just use
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the New York 830 to 11 o'clock and frame it with an optimal
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trade entry and a breaker and you have a dandy of an
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opportunity that repeats a couple times a month. So next
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time wish good luck and good trading.