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3 | ICT: Welcome back folks, this is the 11th video in a series | ||
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7 | of 20 videos for the ICT optimal trade entry pattern | ||
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11 | recognition series. Alright, so here's our example for | ||
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15 | today. The examples shown in the dollar CAD, this is our | ||
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19 | five minute chart and you know the drill. pause your video, | ||
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23 | study it before I show you all the annotations. | ||
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27 | Okay, and now let's add | ||
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31 | our annotations. Here's our time of day. previous day's | ||
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35 | high, Wednesday's daily high. And you can see during the New | ||
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39 | York session, we have a nice run here and back down in this | ||
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43 | is your optimal trade entry here. You can also do it from | ||
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47 | this low to this high here and trade back into it here. I'm | ||
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51 | going to run it on this swing here. Alright, so here's the | ||
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55 | Fibonacci and our annotations shown where you can see the | ||
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59 | entry at the 62% retracement level 1.3903 and two pivots and | ||
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63 | the stop would be below 138951. That's using a standard 15 | ||
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67 | PIP it's a little bit wider spread for this pair 20 pips | ||
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71 | comes in at one half a standard deviation 30 pips at one | ||
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75 | standard deviation 40 pips at one and a half standard | ||
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79 | deviations And finally, as I taught with this model, if ever | ||
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83 | goes to two standard deviations, you want to take your | ||
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87 | profits there yes, it went a little bit beyond that, but | ||
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91 | again, we're not trying to split hairs. We want something | ||
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95 | that delivers very consistent rule based we're not trying to | ||
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99 | be absolutely perfect with our entry not absolutely | ||
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103 | perfectly their exit we don't need that so 50 pips plus from | ||
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107 | an entry Working with 15 PIP stop loss, very very handsome | ||
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111 | are multiple there. Notice how we ran above Wednesday's | ||
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115 | daily high, we spiked through it, no more drive above it, | ||
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119 | trade down below it and back again and then we sank down | ||
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123 | below and and now look at the sensitivity in here. | ||
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127 | So again | ||
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131 | previous day's highs and lows set the stage for the easiest | ||
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135 | bread and butter setups you're ever going to find in the | ||
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139 | markets. You don't need to be paying signal services. You | ||
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143 | don't need to be paying people for chat rooms. You | ||
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147 | absolutely can do this and it's something that repeats every | ||
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151 | single day. Until next time, I wish good luck and good | ||
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155 | trading | ||
156 | }}} |