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episode 1: (introduction) - have an independent mindset. see things yourself and come to decisions on your own. do not be codependent on him. - don’t cut corners in his teachings. - do your homework, study, do the things he suggests. study hard and fully understand the concepts. - backtest, backtest, backtest. episode 2: (elements to a trade setup) weekly - before the new trading week begins, think about what the next weekly candle is likely to do. establish a weekly bias/assumption based on this weekly candle, either lower or higher. this is your weekly bias. - when it comes to price action on the weekly chart.. ask yourself this question: ‘what is it most likely to draw towards? ie: is there an imbalance higher, is there a liquidity pool lower? this sets your initial bias for the week. factors that can impact the weekly candle… - seasonal tendencies - …

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t. - the market constantly engineers liquidity. - the daily chart should have alot of your time and analysis, - the daily chart will give you feedback every 24hrs on that weekly candle. - we use that feedback to support our assumptions of the weekly candle expanding higher/lower. how to determine draw on liquidity - the dol will either be 1. a liquidity pool or 2. an imbalance. - large funds aka smart money will be looking at these two things on higher time frames. 1 hour (long term perspective) - with a bias and a draw on liquidity from the higher time frames we can now build a framework on the 1h chart. - once the algorithm (ipda) seeks the induced liquidity to move the market higher/lower we want to jump to the lower time frames to look for a specific entry. 15 minute (intermediate term perspective) - once …

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to 1 of 2 things, stops aka liquidity or its running to an imbalance. - move to hourly chart, use the daily levels , daily low/high, zoom into 1 hr, liquidity - anytime a significant price move is expected; always anticipate some measure of a stop hunt or a short term high/low being taken out. - find imbalances and order blocks. 1h is used to identify trend (swing lows swing highs and volume imbalance) - drop down into 15m, identify the 15m imbalances within them - drop down to 1 2 3 5m chart and find fvg the 1m, 2m, 3m chart tends to be the best for finding imbalances in indices because this is what the high frequency algorithms operate on nothing higher than 3 minutes ipda moves the market like watching 8:30 - 11 am there is usually a setup in there still watches after, but that is …

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ifts areas of interest - an old low or clean low for a bullish mss - an old high or clean high for a bearish mss where are you looking for liquidity - highs and lows of asian session (8:00pm - 0:00am) - highs and lows of london session (2:00am - 5:00am) - highs and lows of ny session (7:00am - 10:00am) - intraday highs and lows before equities open (9:30am) buying and selling strength/pressure has absolutely zero effect on where price is going to go it is algo’s pricing things higher or lower. whichever way algos are offering price is the way it will go, buying/selling pressure has no effect. the market seeks liquidity at swing highs and lows. the market constantly engineers liquidity. episode 4: (backtesting) be like a deer hunter, train your eye to track this setup. go in looking for it and know what it looks …

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s and swing lows creating hl and hh this happens to grab liquidity happens near buyside liquidity displacement is the official breakthrough candle that will create the fvg. looks like “vvm” thick bodied momentum candle. episode 6: (market efficiency paradigm & institutional order flow) how we internalize price delivery - do not trade patterns for patterns sake - we do not trade indicator readings or momentum - we look to enter longs where retail sells - we look to enter shorts where retail buys - we anticipate price seeking liquidity - time of day is vital when engaging with price smart money is not looking at price patterns. they’re looking at liquidity. what is the underlying narrative right now in the market? is today’s daily range going to go higher and how? they may take it lower at the open, engineer liquidity, then run it up towards end of the …

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episode 1: (introduction) - have an independent mindset. see things yourself and come to decisions on your own. do not be codependent on him. - don’t cut corners in his teachings. - do your homework, study, do the things he suggests. study hard and fully understand the concepts. - backtest, backtest, backtest. episode 2: (elements to a trade setup) weekly - before the new trading week begins, think about what the next weekly candle is likely to do. establish a weekly bias/assumption based on this weekly candle, either lower or higher. this is your weekly bias. - when it comes to price action on the weekly chart.. ask yourself this question: ‘what is it most likely to draw towards? ie: …

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