ICT YT - 2020-11-17 - ICT Price Action Lesson - Friday Asian Range Concept.srt

Version 1.1 by Drunk Monkey on 2020-11-20 17:10

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ICT: Welcome back, I appreciate your patience yesterday, I

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was expected to post a video on my YouTube channel, but real

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life got in the way, I had a family matter to attend to. So

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we're looking at a example of algorithmic theory. I'm going

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to talk a little bit about the Asian range. And one of the

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caveats to using the Asian range, at least, in my opinion,

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there is something about the Asian range that you need to be

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aware of. And obviously, this is not the first time I've

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talked about this. My long term. viewers are familiar with

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this, if they've been keeping notes. Alright, so I've been

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counseling my students to anticipate and expect lower prices

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on the dollar, we have been looking at lowered prices for

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several months now on the dollar index, and it's been

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offering lower prices. And with that, we're going to assume

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that that bias would be still in play for our hindsight

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example. Now, obviously, if I'm lying, all of my students

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would come out in a rage and say, No, you were bullish on

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$1. So we're gonna have to go with a little bit of liberty

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here on my part, you get it, it's just permit me this. The

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principle is, if we're bearish dollar, we would be bullish

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on foreign currency. So the counterparty to a bearish dollar

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would be a potential bullish euro dollar. So without any

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more discussion about the dollar index, specifically, let's

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take a look at the euro dollar. Alright, so we have a enemy

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a term swing in the marketplace in here. And I want you to

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take a look at this run up right there. Okay, so this run up

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on price that takes out all of these relative equal highs

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about these high would be by side liquidity, that means

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there's buy stops, they're either buying on the breakout

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with traders expecting it's going to break out higher. Why

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would traders think that? Well, they've seen the rally up in

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a bull flag. So the market runs up trips those traders long

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and then aggressively moves, lower traders that were trying

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to sell short with resistance ideas, they were tagged, and

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their short has been nullified. So both sides are having

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their buy side liquidity attacked. We look at the run into

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these relative equal highs. When the market breaks down, we

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can look inside of this little formation right here. Okay,

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so this fractal, so the lowest candle is right there.

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Alright, so we're going to take a look at inside that range

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right there. And we're going to drop into lower timeframe 15

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minute and want to take a closer look inside of that range.

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So let's drop into the 15 minute timeframe. Alright, so we

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have drilled down to a 15 minute time frame, and you can see

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the lowest down close candle prior to the run up. And again,

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all of these relatively equal highs, we see a run on stops

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there and then it breaks lower. Your eye should be trained

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and you do this with hindsight data, you teach yourself to

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see this pattern. And you will find that there's a lot of

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sensitivity to this particular level. So what I'm showing

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you is a very specific level in price action, that you have

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to look at some logic behind it. It's not just simply

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looking at an old low old high in price turned here, price

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turn there like support resistance. There has to be some

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kind of context behind the level before you can have any

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faith in it or at least that's what I teach. So the logic

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behind this is we want to look at the last down closed

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candle prior to this run up that clears all the bytes are

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liquidity. If the market trades lower than this low, this

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down close candle becomes my ICT bearish breaker. Okay, a

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bearish breaker. We're going to highlight the range of that

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candle right there. Okay. So now we're going to go forward

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and we'll talk a little bit about this and how we can use it

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with day of week Asian range, and we're going to implement

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some things. And we'll talk a little bit about order blocks.

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Also, this is an older block, but it is a bearish

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candle that if it trades up to it, it will many times offer

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a tradable setup. Now what is it tradable setup? For me,

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that would be 1520 pips something to that effect. Now it

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doesn't always work, nothing is absolutely 100%. But with

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the right context, and some other things, it can provide you

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a way to trade as your own model. This is all a trader can

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use to find setups, it's not going to be appreciated the

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first time you see something like this, but if you go

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through your charts and study it, you're going to see that

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there are many times setups that form over a period of a

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month that you can find that offer 2030 pips, especially

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using the hourly end or 15 minute timeframe. So we're gonna

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scrub forward in time. And we're gonna back out a little bit

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here. You can see the market does, in fact, trade up into

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that today. And there's a resistance effect that takes place

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and drops lower. Now by itself. That's really cool. I mean,

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you don't need to see anything more, but I have more candy

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for you. But there is nothing more needed to really find a

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fascination with that breaker. But I want to give you some

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more context, we are now seeing on a 15 minute timeframe.

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Another bearish breaker, see that relative equal highs,

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price breaks lower and then runs up clears out all the

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orders that would be resting right above here. So what do we

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do again, our eye goes to the last down close candle right

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before the run up. This is your bearish breaker again. So

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we'll come back to that in a moment. But I want you to think

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about how extending with your imaginations align out in time

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from the scandals Hi, this candles low extended out look at

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the sensitivity rating here. See that notice it does not go

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just to the bottoms of these candles here and then trade

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lower. It trades inside of this down closed candles range

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multiple times, and then trades lower. I'm going to show you

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something regarding Fridays and Asian range. Now the Asian

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range that we can classify that as 7pm to midnight, New York

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time. Now I'm going to add some annotations. But before I do

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that in your notes, in your study journal, if you're just

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watching this video, like Netflix binge watching, then

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you're really not doing yourself any service. But whenever

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we're trading on Mondays, this is one of the reasons why I

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don't like to trade on Monday. So it doesn't mean I won't

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trade on Mondays, it just means one of the things that has

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to be in play and it has to fit. Otherwise I won't trade one

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a Monday, the idea of the Asian range not being utilized on

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Mondays themselves and ours, the Asian range that you would

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determine on Mondays data in my school of thought we do not

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consider that. And the reason why is the algorithms actually

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going to look at Friday's Asian range. Now, my long term

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viewers they know this is true. It's been taught by me many

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many years ago. And we've always referred to it when we're

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talking about Mondays and or the Asian range. On Mondays we

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refer to Friday's Asian range. So what we're saying is

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Thursday 7pm to midnight, Friday, Eastern Standard Time. So

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with that idea, we can take the Asian range that's on the

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previous week's Friday and utilize that to get projections

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on how far the market can build up into a specific level of

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resistance. But it has to overlap with some other narrative.

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And that narrative would be these two levels up here being

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that bearish breaker. So let's flesh this out a little bit.

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Alright, so we've added the Friday Asian range the previous

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week, and I'm using the candles, wicks and tails. To

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illustrate how the classic view of the Asian range is

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interpreted. I do not always use the wicks and tails. I like

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to use the bodies of the candles especially if they're very

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clear and discernible as they are here. And what I mean by

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that we're going to drop down to get to the highest close or

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highest opening price towards the end of the range on the

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high side on the low end. We look here which one has the

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lower close or lower opening So the close here is 18 002.

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And open on this is 18 002. So we'll

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put our rectangle there. So there is our Asian range.

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Alright, so we're using the previous Friday's Asian range

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for Monday's trading. So it is being utilized for this

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trading day. Alright, so we have the deletion for Monday's

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trading the 16th of November, and the previous Friday's

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Asian range. Now what you want to do is start getting

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projections like this, and you can add out and this is for

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the purpose of your study journal. And I'm gonna speed this

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up, I'm not gonna sit here and do this for each one. But

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this is essentially what you can do. Inside center, there.

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Alright, and then you're gonna click clone and do the same

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thing. And all they're doing is just expanding this up, and

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laying them right on top of the previous rectangle and then

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changing the annotation to another Asian ranging, I'm going

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to speed this up, and we'll put this on the chart napkins.

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Alright, so we have all of the Asian ranges stacked on top

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of one another. And you can see it goes right to the top of

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that high end of the breaker that we used as our initial

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narrative. So we have 12345 Asian range projections. On the

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upside, that overlap exactly with a bearish ICT breaker. The

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levels are not just close. They're not. It's not just almost

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there. It's right there. Okay, it's right at the top end. So

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we have Asian range projections from the previous Friday

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used or Monday's trading. So what you're seeing here is the

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run up initially runs into the top of the bearish breaker

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and the Asian range that is stacked up, there's there's five

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of them. So there's five Asian range projections on the

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upside. And we have the bearish breaker. So the market

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trades there. And then from that point one, we'd seen market

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break lower. And then we have this same breaker idea on the

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15 minute timeframe. I'm just going to use a rectangle for

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this one, just to speed things up.

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And we'll just change it to read level. Okay. And so the

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market trades multiple times after breaking below this

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candle right there. That starts the breaker. So when it

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moves away, it comes back up. It's trading inside of this to

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mitigate all of the Long's that were in here. Anyone that

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was long on a smart money level when I was traders on an

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institutional level that were long here that may have been

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caught off guard, they can now mitigate those positions.

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It's not that they're buying it to push it up. That's not

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what takes place here. Okay, that's not what goes on. This

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is repricing. And then this is mitigation. So all of this is

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the purpose of pairing up liquidity by side sell side. So

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the market then breaks lower. What about this level down

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here makes it significant? Well, if you go look at this

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price run in here. Now I'm going to give you a moment to

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look at it you tell me where there is a specific entry of

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volatility. In all of this price run in here, let your eye

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study all of that and it should jump to a specific reaction

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in price noise Where is there a flurry of excitement? rating

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here? Okay, this is displacement. So what we're doing is

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we're looking at it. So here's some of these data we're

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gonna kind of like blur that out for a moment. This is all

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Friday's trading. So Friday's trading, where is the

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displacement? Now it's where's the market, really trying to

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show a willingness To go higher, right here. So your eye

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goes right to this down closed candle prior to this run up,

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because this displacement, the algorithm starts to run

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higher, and then it trades back lower into this turning

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point right here. So what you do is you want to take a level

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and put it right on the down close. And we put this on a

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magnet so you can see it goes right on the high, change it

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to blue. So it really pops. Okay, and we're cutting through

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all these candles. This is why I teach very adamantly that

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what I'm teaching is not supply and demand, because supply

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and demand says, Don't cut through candles, they demand no

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pun intended. They require they call it fresh levels. Well,

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there's nothing stale about this down close candle because

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it's my ICT bullish order block. It's just being reclaimed.

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So we have this specific price level here. It runs higher,

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creates an imbalance it comes down rebalances that and

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trades right back into this bullish order block. extend that

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through time, all the way through Sunday. We don't really

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care so much about Sunday's data. And then we have the

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bearish breaker that trades exactly into the bullish order

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block right there. Then price runs higher trades back down

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into the last down close candle. So we optimal trade entry

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here in the New York session. So remember what I started

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this video with my students knew and had been focusing on a

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bearish dollar. I gave you a short little video clip on my

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YouTube channels and the story section. For whatever reason,

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it's easier for me to find the stories when I'm using my

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mobile. So now if I log into YouTube, using my phone, I can

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click on my logo, my ICT logo when it's red. And if I click

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on that, it plays my story that I just recently uploaded.

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And the most recent one I did was a short little video and

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it was showing the bullishness set up that was on last

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Tuesday on euro dollar and projections that would lead to

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relative equal highs being taken out. Again, my

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students knew and have been focusing with me on bearish

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dollar, we're not flip flopping around, we've been looking

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for bearish dollar. So we've been looking for bullish euro.

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I have not been wanting to trade, British Pound so that way

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we know in full disclosure, our focus as a group and

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community we've been focusing on eurodollar. So we have

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several components here we have market running up into on

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Monday to a bearish breaker and all of these Asian range

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overlapping. So the algorithm uses this range on a previous

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Friday when the bias is discernible. In other words, if

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we're bullish on the start of the week, as we have been in

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our community, Euro should trade higher, it doesn't mean it

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will absolutely do. So it just means that we go in looking

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for things that line up to build evidence to structure a

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trade around a narrative that we anticipate, okay, we're not

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guessing we're not trying to catch up. Okay, we're not

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surprised. We're looking for things that are very

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systematic, and the overlap to confirm a narrative. So this

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idea of projecting the Asian range is higher. It's a

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specific measurement the algorithm will reach for, okay,

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it's not a Fibonacci sequence. It's not a Elliott Wave

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thing. It's not something harmonic. It's a very generic

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mathematical utilization of a predetermined price range that

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is static. This range is static, it doesn't move around.

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It's a specific element of time when it begins and when it

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ends, we get the highest high the lowest low and or as I

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like to use it, the bodies of the candles. Okay, so I like

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to look at the highest body and the lowest body, neck can

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either be the open or the close, whichever is the highest or

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the lowest and difference to the range of the of the Asian

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range. Get that measurement, you project that up until it

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overlaps with a with another key level. The key level is

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that bearish breaker. It trades up into here, look at the

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precision folks. It's beautiful. The top of the breaker

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comes in at 1.18682. And it was only off by half a pip

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because the high Here comes in at 1.18687. So that's five

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PIP bets, or one half of one PIP Then it turns, creates the

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bearish breaker here trades right down into a bullish order

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block, your eye goes to this one because it shows

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displacement there. Now, it's not that every down closed

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candle like you see folks on YouTube there, you think they

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understand my order block theory. And it's not as easy as it

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may seem the first look at it. Now it's easy to go back in

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hindsight and say, Here's where that word block was. And

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that's what unfortunately, a lot of people do on YouTube.

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And that's why I get a little upset because what they're

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doing with their audience is a disservice because they're

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really not teaching anything. You're teaching them by

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default that every down closed candle is a potential order

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block when it's not. It is not you need to have a

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displacement. Within a narrative. The narrative is we're

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bullish euro. Okay, we have been bearish dollar. We didn't

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just become bearish for this example. For weeks, we've been

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talking about the likelihood that dollar would go lower. So

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our bias has been on point. The reverse of that is a bullish

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foreign currency. And I have told my community I'm not

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trying to trade cable. So what does that mean? If I'm not

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trying to trade cable, which is British Pound versus the US

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dollar, and we are focusing on euro for study, all of our

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attention has been on this particular currency pair. So

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we look for levels that line up and logic to support the

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underlying narrative of a bearish dollar bullish euro. So

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for bullish euro, we're going to start to use time elements

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that are algorithmic, the algorithmic principle of using the

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Asian range on a previous Friday, and that of on Monday, we

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ignore it. Because the Asian range on Mondays is skewed. We

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don't use it for any purposes like this, we have to revert

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to the previous week's range. Now, my question to you is, if

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the markets were not algorithmic, and programmed to run to

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predetermine logical levels, and how on earth are these

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levels being so precise, and why does it matter with these

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ranges here, because it's not random. If you do this, and

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you study this over a year, okay, go back through and study

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when the market was bullish and bearish. And you'll have the

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context, as I'm outlining here, because you don't have the

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benefit of the community that I have, where I've told them

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in advance that the dollar is bearish and foreign currency

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in this case, Euro specifically, was bullish. So you don't

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have that you have that only as a hindsight example, but I

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have thousands of people that sit with me and I outline

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this, and I talk about how euro is bullish dollar is

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bearish. And then you learn by taking the concepts that I

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teach, and you plug them in to the price action and over a

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period of time, seeing example, after example, you learn by

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experience, there's no plug in play by watching a video, you

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have to plug yourself in front of a computer screen and

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study. It isn't an easy thing. It's not something that's

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going to happen for you real fast. It's complicated, because

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you have to put in a lot of time and effort. But there's

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nothing like this, folks, there's no other school of thought

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there is no other educator out there. There is no other

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trader out there. And I'm sitting here waiting for someone

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else to come out here and try to put their system or

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methodology against this, because they can't do it. They

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cannot do it. So if you're looking for things that are going

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to be highly precise, you're going to find that in my

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teachings, but you're not going to learn it real quick.

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That's why I operate a mentorship because you're borrowing

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my experience. My foresight, when I look at the charts, I'm

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not guessing. I'm telling you as a community, what it is

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that I anticipate I'm pointing, and then you can go in and

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use the concepts that I teach. And you'll see the setups

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forming. Now, what's interesting is, imagine for a moment

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that you were part of the community. If you were

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anticipating higher prices on euro, you could have used this

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scenario here to be a buyer in your studies on Friday of

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last week. And using this idea as a target and you would

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hold over the weekend if you were inclined to feel that

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confident about it. And if it traded up to this level here,

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which is the bearish breaker and all of these projected

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Asian ranges from the previous week, that would be a target

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or just before it gets to that level or maybe at the low end

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of the breaker. That would be a target. So between getting

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in here on optimal trade entry with a bullish order block

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and getting out at the low end of this range here on Monday.

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Today's trading that's a pretty decent price run for a short

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term trade. Now, if you are a contrarian trader, and you

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know that Mondays tend to be a consolidation retracement

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that sets up a continuation of a longer term price move, we

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could look at this area here as a short term, contrarian,

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short. And you can trade this right here, when the

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anticipation it would trade back to this area here, which is

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highly sensitive. I mean, look at the bodies of the candles

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here. Yes, you have a small little tail here and a very

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small little tail on this one. But it's going basically back

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into this candle. to higher that candle comes in at 1.8 to

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15. And one PIP that to close on this candle comes in at

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1.1815 and one PIP that

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it's real hard to get closer to that except for being

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perfect. And that right there friends is really, really

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precise. And the sensitivity there is this dynamic, optimal

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trade entry. This gives you an a trade here. So running back

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up into the breaker and maybe potentially running above this

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high. That could be a scenario here, but you would be taking

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logical scaling of partial position exits along the way. But

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count the number of trade setups just by looking at how the

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market swings and gyrates both directions. We have a long in

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here, potential short here, a long in here and long in here.

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So there's multiple trades in here. And it depends on what

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your style of trading is. I don't force contrarian setups on

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my students, I don't force trend continuation on my

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students, I allow them to grow organically with the content

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and the concepts. You all may be looking at this and say,

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Okay, I can see this setup, but I don't really see this one

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here as a short, and I don't see this one as a long, I don't

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see this as a sell. Some of you may see that SSL. You see

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what I mean by that it's, I'm allowing the students to find

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their choice setup, their specific bread and butter setup.

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And whatever that setup is, once you gravitate towards it,

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you don't try to improve upon your trading by including

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something else. You latch on like a pitbull on a pork chop,

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you say this is what is my setup, this is my model, and you

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work with that for a minimum of six months. And you're going

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to find that you know exactly what you're looking for,

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because that pattern will repeat. And what I mean by that,

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well, this pattern here is the bearish breaker there that's

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that's a short trades down into this bullish order block

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right there. Okay, that's a setup, that's a sell, just as

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well as this trade here to here is a sell. But based on this

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breaker, you just have to wait for to trade all up into it

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here. So this is the same pattern that is seen here. It just

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takes longer for this pattern to come into a setup where

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it's valid now, until it gets to this level. This breaker is

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just something that's sitting in waiting. Now you may look

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at this and say, You know what? There's no way I would trade

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that. And maybe you're looking at this run here and saying

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doesn't that negate that? No, just like I outlined here with

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the bullish order block. There, we're cutting through

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candles. My order block theory does not have a limitation on

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you can't cut through candles. That's what supply and demand

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guys do. I'm not supplying to me. I'm looking at it like the

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algorithm does. The algorithm is going to remember these

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levels because it's significant. It's salient to what the

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price action is going to require to refer to on the near

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term basis. And what I mean by that when we're looking at

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price. Go CD is flaring right there. It's gotta look the way

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I want it, folks, I'm sorry. The price is going to refer

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back to specific levels that are key in reference to

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specific elements of time. Now what I've given you here is a

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lesson that really builds on what I've taught in the past

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regarding Asian range not being used on Mondays but using

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the previous Friday's Asian range. So you can see that this

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is not a contrived form fitted thing. It fits all of the

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logic that I've taught with the previous discussion with

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Asian range and with that, a Friday's data not Monday. So in

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your journals, you want to make a notation that on Mondays

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we do not refer to Asian range. It's not important it's not

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crucial. It's not required to find Precision you use the

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previous Friday. Now, the caveat to that is the Friday's

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Asian range is only useful if a bias is underway. That means

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are we in a buy program or a sell program, what is a buy

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program by program is simply we're in a bullish market and

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it's probably going to keep going higher. If we're going to

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sell program, then that means that the markets moving lower

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and it's probably going to continue moving lower. So we

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would use the Asian range in a bearish scenario, we would

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project the Asian range lower to get potential overlapping

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with a key level like outlined here with the bearish

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breaker.

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The patterns themselves are repeating on different

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timeframes, just like this one here is a reaction in the

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bearish breaker by scrolling back to the left as I shown, or

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you can trade it on a smaller one here where it just creates

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in the near term price action, hits it and then offers a

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trade there as well. So it's a matter of understanding what

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it is you want to trade with the things that I teach, and

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trying not to apply every possible moving part that's

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available in my library. Now, what I just showed you here is

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multiple models, in and of itself. Any one of these could be

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your setup. But using all of this idea of the frame and a

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narrative and I know some of you, you're thinking, well,

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this isn't easy, like I thought it was going to be like

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overbought, oversold divergence. Well, right, I promised it

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was going to be expensive. Things like this, and this

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precise, aren't going to be easy, it's going to require a

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lot of thought. And that's the reason why people go on

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YouTube. And they try to teach things in hindsight, because

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they cannot do. They don't they haven't submitted to

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learning it yet. Now I have students that are extremely

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versed in my concepts, and they have found their unique

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model. And they do very, very well. They are not making

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YouTube channels and trying to make a name for themselves,

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okay? The mentorship, I teach you how to be an independent

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thinker, you have the benefit of me pointing to where I

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think the markets going to go. And then you kind of like

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gives you the insight of, Okay, if I was bearish. Let me

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focus on the bullish side. Because if I say t saying he's

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looking at a level above us, then um, really armwrestling

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almost three decades of experience. I'm not saying that I'm

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not wrong once in a while, but it's really rare. So forget

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the fact that it might sound egotistical, forget the fact

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that it sounds like I'm bragging because I'm not, I'm just

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trying to give you the picture of what it's like being in

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the community. But you have to go into the charts yourselves

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and find the setup that you like. Now, in the beginning,

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four months, you're going to be feeling like you're not

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learning anything, because you're getting new concepts, new

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learning, and me pointing to where the markets going. And

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when the markets go there, you're going to feel frustrated,

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because you're not trading the setups. And you're going to

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want to send me emails like thousands of people in the past

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have done and say, I feel like I don't know what I'm doing.

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I see what you're saying. And I see the lessons. And I

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appreciate all this, but I'm not able to find a setup. Well,

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that's what you're not supposed to be doing. While you're in

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mentorship, you're not supposed to be trading, everyone

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wants to come in the mentorship and try to start making

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money right away. And that's how they mess up. Because they

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cheat themselves out of the learning and the development

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process that is aimed to be available to each student when

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they first start. So what am I saying, for entire year, you

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should not be time trying to take a trade. If that's what

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you are dying to come into the mentorship for, save your

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money, don't join, because you're going to hurt yourself and

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your development. By doing that it would be better for you

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to just stay in the free content here on this YouTube

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channel. And don't send me any money. Don't try to join the

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mentorship because you're only going to get frustrated,

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because you won't have the patience to follow along with the

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process that I outline. When is it realistic for you to

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anticipate you knowing what your model might be? I've had

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people come in by the third month say, Man, this is it. This

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This helped me figure out exactly what I'm doing. They

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stayed throughout the content and where they're at charter

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membership level now, but they still say I've learned what I

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wanted to learn on month three. Now I'm not stating that

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people coming in at month three will know everything they

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need to know. But these are individuals that have been with

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me for years and years. And then finally that one little

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thing clicked and it made sense to them everything fell into

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one place where they have a model now.

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I tell everyone that you need to go through the full year

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because you're going to see a full calendar year with

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seasonal tendencies, influences and all the factors that go

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along with it. And I draw in all other market asset classes

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to tie it together. Once you've four year under your belt,

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then after that your charter member, then you spend six

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months, assuming you've figured out your model, and you

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00:35:09,209 --> 00:35:12,989
spend six months with that specific model, you will know if

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you are on the right path, after six months working with one

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specific model. Now you can see that I did not bring in

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committed traders, I did not bring in SMT, I didn't, I

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didn't need all that stuff, you don't need it either. All

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they do is help qualify a setup. Now your model may require

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SMT, it may require Commitment of Traders to trade on that

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side of the marketplace. And there's nothing wrong with

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that, that's just a filter, okay? But when you really know

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what you're looking for, you don't need to have all those

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things. And that's what the mentorship teaches you, it

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teaches you how to take the right pieces over time within

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the context that I'm outlining each week. And I say, Okay, I

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think we're going here. And then you know, Okay, I'm gonna

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go in and use these tools that favor trading the market that

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side, but you're not trading with live funds, because you

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need to learn to trust the analysis concepts, and also trust

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yourself, learn patience. It's a lot of things internally,

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that most people that come to me think it's not going to be

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a problem. And it is a problem for many people. Humans don't

524
00:36:17,729 --> 00:36:20,999
have patience. And you want because you're paying me, you

525
00:36:20,999 --> 00:36:23,069
want it to be fast. You want to learn how to make money

526
00:36:23,069 --> 00:36:26,339
right now. And I'm telling you, you need to wait,

527
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not because I can't teach you how to do it. But because you

528
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need to learn how to remove all these barriers that you're

529
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not even aware that you have yet. So hopefully you got

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something from this and hopefully didn't sound too much like

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a selling or pitch for mentorship, I'm just answering a lot

532
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of questions I get, and giving you an idea of things that

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you can learn right from this YouTube channel and not have

534
00:36:48,809 --> 00:36:51,719
to pay me. But if you want to be a part of the community,

535
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I'm kind of giving you an X ray view of what it is that we

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do and how it is it's provided to you. So with that, I wish

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you a pleasant week, be safe. And again, go to my community

538
00:37:02,219 --> 00:37:05,879
tab I posted a really important post and it was intended

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from the heart. And I think you should follow the

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instructions I gave you there. And so I'll talk to you next

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time. Be safe.