My Trading Strategy Is Simple… But Made Me Consistently Profitable

0:00In the past two trading days, I've had

0:01the single biggest profit days of my

0:03entire career. And I did this almost

0:05exclusively by following one repeatable

0:07daily strategy and really focusing on a

0:09few key simple things. And the best part

0:11about this, this isn't over complicated.

0:13And it's mostly to do with the specific

0:15thought process in combination with this

0:17trading model. Okay, so in this video,

0:18that's exactly what I'm going to be

0:19breaking down for you. First, I'm going

0:21to walk you through high probability

0:23conditions that I look for. So then when

0:24I show you the model, you'll be able to

0:26understand how it works and how I use it

0:27to find these daily opportunities. Then

0:29I'm going to show you the extra specific

0:31layers of confirmation that I look for

0:32to be able to be even more selective

0:34about the trades that I do take while

0:35avoiding taking bad trades, allowing me

0:37to maximize my profits. Then I'm going

0:39to walk you through live examples of me

0:41using this model and how I execute it in

0:43real time. Then I'm going to go over the

0:44extra specific confirmations that I use

0:46to be even more selective, increase my

0:48win rate, and extract the maximum amount

0:50of profit. Okay? And I'm going to do my

0:51best to show how consistent and

0:52repeatable this strategy is so that

0:54hopefully you can learn from it, apply

0:55it to your own trading, and improve. So,

0:57like I was saying, in two single trading

0:58days, I've had some of the best results

1:00that I've had in my career, which has

1:02allowed me to increase my risk per

1:03trade. Considering these two days were

1:05considerably good. My win rate actually

1:07increased by 10% and I was able to have

1:09really, really good results. And I think

1:10one of the most important things to sort

1:12of start out with is that I'm not

1:14perfect. I'm not right. I don't have a

1:15crystal ball to predict the market. So,

1:17you can see I had a $1,400 loss, $1,200

1:19loss, 13 1200, 13, 1100. I was wrong

1:23nearly half the time. And usually I'm

1:25wrong more than half the time. Okay? But

1:26the goal is to be able to filter out

1:28these ideas, refine them down with data

1:30so that when you are actually entering

1:32the market, when you're right, you're

1:33really letting them run. And when you're

1:35wrong, you're just getting out, taking

1:36the paper cut, and moving on to the

1:37next. The goal is to not be right every

1:39single time. Like I said, my win rate is

1:41typically around 40% using this type of

1:43model. Okay? So, I want to explain to

1:44you the foundations of this whole

1:46process that I've sort of figured out.

1:47And it basically comes down to three

1:49simple steps, which you're going to see

1:50a ton of examples of. But I'm basically

1:52just going to try my best to speak with

1:53you like I'm speaking one-on-one in

1:55person and really show you how I've been

1:56able to have these breakthroughs. The

1:58first most important element I would say

2:00to trading in general is finding a way

2:02to identify high probability conditions

2:05for you to enter trades in in the first

2:06place. There's a lot of chop in the

2:08markets. There's random stuff that's

2:09happening all the time. You need to be

2:11the person to be able to put a filter

2:12and put constraints on that so that

2:14you're not just taking ideas randomly

2:15and allowing yourself to go haywire.

2:17It's tempting. There's a lot of

2:18movement. There's a lot of excitement.

2:19There's a lot of opportunity. You have

2:21to be able to boil yourself down to

2:23making sure that generally speaking,

2:24you're getting in on those high

2:25conviction areas. Okay, so I'm going to

2:27go over those conditions here in a

2:28second. Okay, the second really

2:29important thing is to make it

2:30systematic. Make it repeatable by

2:32following rules. Okay, just like

2:34anything else, if you can't be

2:35repeatable, yeah, maybe you'll have some

2:37good ones. You'll get lucky. You'll make

2:38big trades. But the whole point of this

2:40is to be able to make it so that it's on

2:41a repeatable process. So you can do this

2:43consistently over time. You're not just

2:45having these random spurts of luck and

2:46then blowing it all away. All right. And

2:48so once I identify this model, I'm also

2:49going to show you a lot of examples of

2:51how it kind of looks in real life

2:52because in theory it's one thing and

2:54then doing it in real time is another.

2:56So through these repetitions, it's going

2:57to help a lot as far as actual

2:59implementation and understanding the

3:00thought process that goes into it in

3:02real life application. And then the last

3:04thing is being able to take this model,

3:06be able to filter and refine down even

3:07further with something that we call

3:09confluences. And confluences are

3:11basically extra layers of confirmation

3:13to be able to confirm or deny your idea

3:15and make sure that you're taking the

3:16most quality setups. So consider it like

3:18a filter. When I say confluences, that's

3:20going to be a quality filter. So yes,

3:22we're being a little bit more selective

3:24on the trades. But the ones that we do

3:25take are A+ setups that are going to

3:27allow us to really let the market run,

3:29maximize profits, and increase

3:31selectiveness. Okay, so first I'm going

3:32to go over each element of these high

3:34probability conditions. Then I'm going

3:35to go over examples right on chart of

3:37all these models coming together and how

3:39it plays out. So high probability

3:40condition one for this model is

3:42primarily focused around finding good

3:44areas of price action to enter into. So

3:46one of the primary things that I'm

3:47looking for is something called a fair

3:49value gap. Okay, you might be familiar

3:50with this concept if you're already

3:51trading. But really quickly, a fair

3:53value gap is described by a sequence of

3:55three candles. If price is generally

3:56moving in one direction, that's a

3:58bullish fair value gap. If it's

3:59generally moving in an opposite

4:00direction, it's a bearish fair value

4:02gap. There's also inverse fair value

4:03gaps, all this other stuff. Okay, but in

4:05simple terms, it's when you have these

4:061, two, three candles in a row and the

4:08first candle's wick doesn't overlap with

4:10the third candle's wick. And these are

4:12typically big actionable candles that

4:14are showing a decisive change in

4:16direction. And same thing for the

4:17downside. Generally, price moving down

4:191, two, three bearish candles. The wick

4:20of the first candle doesn't overlap. It

4:22should actually be this one. Either way,

4:24okay, I drew the drawing wrong, but the

4:25first candle doesn't overlap with the

4:26third candle. So, you got your fair

4:28value gap here. Damn, don't add me.

4:30Okay. And you're going to see not only

4:32evidence, but why these areas are

4:33really, really important here in a

4:34second. Okay. So, the next high

4:35probability condition that I'm looking

4:37for is something called a change of

4:39character. And this is a way of

4:40identifying how trends operate. And this

4:42is really, really important. Let's take

4:43this for an example. In order to

4:44determine that we have a downtrend, we

4:46need a lower low, a lower high, a lower

4:48low, a lower high, and then a what's

4:50called break of structure, which is

4:52basically happens anytime price is

4:54creating a new close underneath one of

4:56these new lows. Okay? So, this is a

4:57break of structure. But if we have lower

4:59high, lower high, lower high, and now

5:01all of a sudden we have a new higher

5:03high. We're identifying this and calling

5:04this a change of character. Again, the

5:06same is true with an uptrend. If it's

5:08starting to break to the downside,

5:09higher high, higher low, higher high,

5:11higher low. These are our break of

5:12structures. And then once we have a

5:14lower low that breaks underneath this

5:16previous level, we have our change of

5:17character. This is really going to allow

5:19us to see areas where we could

5:20potentially be at the very beginning of

5:22a new trend. Okay. And getting into high

5:24probability condition number three. This

5:26is one of the most important, I would

5:28say, pieces of analysis that I can share

5:29with you from 8 years of trading

5:31experience that often times I get a lot

5:33of negative response off of because

5:34people think that support and resistance

5:36don't work. Okay, that actually, weirdly

5:37enough, usually gets contended a lot,

5:39but I'll let you determine for yourself

5:40and I'll show you this working in real

5:42time are trend breaks with what I call

5:44overside underside retests. And that's

5:46basically when once again we have a

5:47trend formation where we have these

5:49levels responding off of the same zone.

5:51we finally have a decisive push through

5:53that level. Not always creating a change

5:55of character, but sometimes. And then

5:56taking that same exact level that

5:58previously couldn't be broken after a

6:00decisive change with price now testing

6:02the opposite side of it. Now, this is

6:04quite literally one of the most

6:06important trading things that you use in

6:08conjunction with a backtested strategy

6:10with a system and you know how to

6:11actually execute all of this like a

6:13business structure can send your trading

6:15into the stratosphere. This is largely

6:16what we focus on on the private side of

6:18our trading team. is not only all the

6:19analysis but really how to bake it into

6:21a business model. This is one of the

6:22most important things that's contributed

6:24to all the success that we're seeing

6:25right now. Okay, so very important point

6:27to remember. You're going to see more

6:28examples of this in a second. Right now,

6:30let's hop into Trading View and I'm

6:31going to outline exactly how to set

6:33everything up and then go over how to

6:34actually apply this model on chart.

6:36Okay, so we have Trading View pulled up

6:37here and then we have all of the

6:39conditions of this model pulled up as

6:41well. Now, in order to set my chart up,

6:42I'm adding a whole bunch of things.

6:44Mostly what I'm using is this indicator

6:46which when I toggle on you'll see shows

6:47me my change of character and my break

6:49of structure levels. Obviously I know

6:51how to identify them but I like to have

6:52them very faintly on the chart just to

6:54really make it clear to me. It's like

6:55one less thing to think about. It kind

6:56of reminds you that the structure is

6:58there. Next thing that I'm going to be

6:59adding is for the fair value gaps. Okay,

7:01you'll see as soon as I toggle this on

7:03now it's actually showing me right on

7:04chart where these gaps in candles are

7:06actually appearing automatically on the

7:08chart. The third thing that I'm adding

7:09is something that we designed called the

7:11foundation indicator. It also has these

7:12fair value gaps that you can toggle on

7:14and off. Has a bunch of customization,

7:16but what I'm using this for is to

7:17basically be able to see where the New

7:19York stock market preession is opening

7:21and then where the actual opening bell

7:23is, which typically drives a ton of

7:25market movement at that point. So, we

7:26want to be able to be aware of it and

7:28also use it for trading opportunities.

7:29So, I like to see this gray zone and

7:31then this dotted line to be able to

7:32identify when that's going to start. All

7:33right. So, now that we have everything

7:34pulled up on our chart, let's take a

7:36look at an example of what I'm really

7:37looking for to find an entry with this

7:39model. So obviously we have some fair

7:40value gaps and you can see these

7:42midpoint areas are really getting moved

7:44into and then have moves off them. You

7:45can see happening here happening here.

7:47So if you're able to identify a trend,

7:48these can be really really good entry

7:50areas in conjunction with other things.

7:52But once we find a fair value gap, what

7:53I'm looking for is a really actionable

7:55change of character and then a trend

7:56break. And like I said, I'm going to

7:57talk about the confluences a little bit

7:59later. I want to simply go over this

8:00model first. Okay. Okay. So, what I'm

8:02now going to do is basically use my

8:04trend tool to identify where the general

8:06movement of the trend is to see when

8:08we're going to break into that new area.

8:10And then you can see as I bring price

8:11forward, even though I have my fair

8:12value gap here, we still haven't broken

8:14out of this whole entire structure and

8:16created that change of character. So,

8:17yes, price comes right back into the

8:19middle of this before breaking out of

8:20this trend. As tempting as it is to

8:22start tweaking things, especially in the

8:24beginning, you really want to find when

8:25these rules are specifically following.

8:26And you'll see now we have an official

8:28break of that trend level and a change

8:30of character. So now this is an ideal

8:31condition for me to be able to want to

8:33target the midpoint of this fair value

8:35gap and sort of position my stop loss so

8:37that if price is to retest this trend, I

8:39won't get stopped out of the trade

8:40before potentially having a bounce in a

8:42continuation. So now I go ahead and play

8:44this forward. Now price is starting to

8:45get a big push in price action. So what

8:47I'm doing that I'm looking at previous

8:49levels that are important to determine

8:50whether this is an actionable fair value

8:52gap. All right, you can see this same

8:54level was tested as support big push

8:56down support resistance resistance. Now

8:59price is starting to push above back

9:00into this specific area. So we have

9:02change of character, fair value gap. We

9:04just broke outside of this trend level.

9:05So now this is going to be a hot spot

9:07area to be able to now get support on

9:09into a fair value gap after a change of

9:11character after this trend level was

9:13retested. Now it's ideal 100% if this

9:16for example this one was filled. But

9:17considering we got a massive push in

9:19price action realistically we could

9:21probably take both of these. But if

9:22we're right about either one of those

9:24and this changes trend direction for the

9:26rest of the session, even if we take

9:27both of them, say we lose one and then

9:29we lose one, that's two contained

9:30losses. But you'll see price responds

9:32really well off of that area. We now

9:34have a break of structure in this trend

9:36level. You can see this specific point

9:38allowed us to put ourselves in a high

9:40probability condition and then use our

9:42other levels of filtration to be able to

9:44enter into positions, allow the market

9:46to move aggressively in our direction.

9:48You can see even at this point now it's

9:504.6x 6x what we were risking by being

9:52able to identify that critical point.

9:54Okay, so this is me actually taking this

9:55trade in real time. So I'm going to show

9:57you sort of the execution that I'm

9:58using. So you'll see number one, I have

10:00my trend identified. Number two, you can

10:02see I have my criteria for my change of

10:03character. I've identified this area of

10:05importance. That's exactly where I'm

10:06positioning my entry level. And you can

10:08see price comes back in to that specific

10:11area. My entry gets tagged perfectly. It

10:13immediately flips. I'm up $700, $800.

10:16That's where price starts to really,

10:17really take off. Price is continuing to

10:19move in my direction. At this point, I'm

10:20doing something called risk reduction.

10:22I'm taking my initial risk level and I'm

10:24following it into this big move, which

10:25basically prevents me from even being

10:27able to lose money. And it's basically a

10:28risk-free trade. I'm just playing into

10:30this level of momentum. Okay. The trade

10:32continues to play out. Now, I'm up

10:34almost $5,000. Okay. And into the

10:36strength. That's where I take my

10:37position off. Okay. So, now from this

10:38point, I can be wrong five other times

10:40and still be at a break even point. if

10:42which for me is taking a lot of pressure

10:44off being right or wrong knowing that

10:46eventually one of these opportunities as

10:48long as I'm managing it right is going

10:49to play out in a big way in my direction

10:51then it becomes a game of just keeping

10:52your risk contained reducing risk when

10:54you get a movement in your direction and

10:55then letting the trades run. Okay, and

10:56don't forget I can be even more

10:57selective when I start using the

10:59confluences that I'm going to share with

11:00you in just a second. Okay, so let's

11:01take a look at another example but this

11:03time in the opposite direction. Okay, so

11:04you can see we have our 930 open market

11:06is trending down in this direction.

11:08Realistically, what I'm looking for is

11:09not only these fair value gaps in these

11:11change of characters, which yes, can

11:13open up these opportunities. You see

11:14change of character here. What I'm

11:16really looking for is to follow the

11:17trend and also have one of those

11:18overside underside retests. You can see

11:20price is generally moving down here, but

11:22responded off of this level, this level,

11:23and then finally we have a push in price

11:25action here. And then notice we have a

11:27big decisive candle. It finally breaks

11:29underneath this low level. Look at this

11:31area, this area, this area. That's the

11:34exact high of this very thin but

11:36important area on the chart. So, we have

11:38change of character here. Risk put up

11:39over this candle. Price comes back in,

11:41rejects off of that area. Now, we're

11:43getting a confirmation underneath that

11:45level, and we're now in a continuation

11:47of this downtrend at the very lowest

11:49point. So, if this is our downtrend,

11:50theoretically, unless this reverses and

11:53creates a change of character to the

11:54upside, we're in at the very low of this

11:56first pullback in the trend. That's sort

11:58of the idea of what we're trying to do

12:00is get in early on these trends and let

12:01them play out. Then, I'm trend following

12:03this down. And there's a few ways that I

12:04like to manage positions once I'm in

12:05them. All the times I'm just doing what

12:07makes common sense, which is trend

12:09following these, then walking my stop

12:10loss down on these swings. But

12:12realistically, I'm sort of just trend

12:13following these down. And then when it

12:14shows indications of reversals, I'll

12:16tend to exit the position. So let's take

12:18a look at this trade in real time. So

12:19you can see I have this important area.

12:21See, I'm marking out the center point of

12:23my fair value gap. Okay, you can see

12:24price comes in, tags my entry. Okay, so

12:26we have a change of character underside

12:28retest. Price starts to melt off from

12:30that exact point. Once again, this is

12:31really one of the most important things

12:33that I'm looking for. So now we have a

12:35lower low, a lower high, and a lower

12:36low. Now we're starting to develop a

12:38downtrend. We're up 2,600. You can see

12:40I'm starting to trend follow this. I'm

12:41walking my stop loss down on these

12:42swings. I'm also using something called

12:44multi-time frame analysis on this

12:46specific example. This is getting a

12:47little bit more advanced. I'm not going

12:48to go too deep into it, but I'm doing

12:49analysis on a more zoomed out

12:51perspective of Bitcoin and also on

12:53Solana to time my exact exit point.

12:55Okay, you can see I'm targeting this

12:57area here. So I set my takeprofit to

12:59that level and once that area was hit, I

13:01went ahead and took the trade off. Okay,

13:02you can see that was the exact area that

13:04was hit on that midpoint that I was

13:05targeting. Okay, so there's a bunch of

13:06ways to manage the trades, but the

13:07biggest point is to be able to get in

13:09early on those trends. You can see those

13:10confluence is working really nicely.

13:12Let's take a look at another example

13:13here. So the trend moving down, change

13:14of character, fair value gap being left

13:16behind here, as well as this support

13:18level. There was resistance, resistance,

13:20resistance, resistance. Broke it with my

13:22fair value gap candle into a change of

13:24character to retest it on the overside.

13:26Okay, so you can see I enter my position

13:27here. Kind of pushes down a little bit,

13:29gets support, and then immediately

13:30rejects off of that level. Okay, so

13:32that's my fair value gap. Came right

13:33into the middle of it. I got in a little

13:34bit late on this trade. It happens

13:36quick. Get the break of structure to the

13:37upside. We're getting a push in our

13:39direction. Taking profit along the way

13:40here to sort of take risk off the table.

13:42So even if it does reverse, still have

13:44profit locked in. And in order to allow

13:45these big trades to really run, you do

13:47have to allow for a lot of movement in

13:49price, which you can see we get a pull

13:50down here. Okay, then get a really big

13:52candle to push up. We're up 2K with

13:54about 700 locked in. Then you can see I

13:56see a change of character to the

13:58downside. You can see I drew that area

13:59cuz I knew it was probably going to be a

14:00problem. Then price comes down and stops

14:02me out in the money. So I was able to

14:04lock in a small amount of profit, but

14:06still one of the biggest things for me

14:07is I was still allowing this trade to

14:08potentially run. If this wanted to

14:10continue to move up parabolically for

14:11the day, I could have made 7 10x what I

14:13was risking on the position just

14:15entering in at that critical area. Let's

14:16take a look at another example. We get a

14:18trend break change of character with the

14:19fair value gap. That's really really

14:21important. It broke this really

14:23well-established trend. You can see

14:24wellestablished trend, change of

14:26character, fair value gap produced here

14:28off of this support level which I drew.

14:30Price comes back into it. So, I set

14:32myself up immediately get that response.

14:34See, I was also targeting that support

14:35level on a larger time frame. I'm using

14:37a bunch of things. I'm not going to get

14:38into all of those in this video. But if

14:40you like this type of stuff, make sure

14:41you subscribe, hit the like button if

14:42you're still here and enjoying. So, we

14:43get an immediate rejection off of this

14:45area. You can see what I'm waiting for

14:46is this high to be broken to confirm

14:48that uptrend. So, I can go ahead and

14:50reduce risk. I'm already up 2K. Okay.

14:51So, you can see I bring my stop loss to

14:53break even. Lock in 1,200. We're

14:55floating 15. And now I'm basically just

14:56trend following this all the way back

14:57up. You can see we get response off of

14:59there. I'm walking my stop loss up.

15:01Continuing to move up. And that's where

15:03we take the trade off. And I'm able to

15:04make $3,300 taking the risk off really,

15:07really quickly. Targeting that exact

15:09specific point that we knew we wanted.

15:10Once again, just nothing crazy, just

15:12focusing on these core principles. So

15:13now that we understand the foundational

15:15model of this, I want to talk about two

15:16added layers of confluence that I use

15:18basically across the board in all of my

15:20trading that can even further allow us

15:22to be selective on the ones that we are

15:23taking. So one of the two biggest

15:25confluence filters that I'm going to be

15:27using is something called Elliot wave

15:28trend analysis which can basically allow

15:30me to not only be responsive off of

15:32these levels, but anticipate where the

15:35overall trend is likely to reverse. So I

15:37can capture some of the largest moves

15:39possible. Then also using something

15:40called Fibonacci zones statistically

15:42have allowed me to be a lot more

15:44selective about the areas that I am

15:46targeting. I'm not using these

15:47independent, but these are extra layers

15:49like I said that are going to allow me

15:50to filter even further. Okay, so here's

15:52the way this works. I have a real trend

15:53down here and then I have an Elliot wave

15:55description up here. The long and short

15:56of Elliot wave is basically the study

15:58that shows us that trends develop in

16:00five wave structures followed by an ABC

16:02corrective structure. These up moves are

16:04called impulses. These down moves are

16:06called correctives. So you can see we

16:07have 1 2 3 4 5 followed by ABC. Okay.

16:10Now there's rules that I can follow to

16:12be able to determine what is Elliot wave

16:14and what is not. If you want to learn

16:15more about that, I'll put a card at the

16:16end of this video where I show you this

16:18in way more detail and you can fully

16:19lock in on it. You'll still be able to

16:21understand and get value out of what I'm

16:22going to share with you here. So

16:23basically what I'm looking to do is try

16:25to identify by using these other waves

16:28where the top of my five could be so I

16:30can play into these reversals and

16:32literally snipe even better entries. And

16:34this is going to fall into all of the

16:35trading models that we use on our

16:36private team. Everything can be applied

16:38with this general analysis that I'm

16:39sharing with you. This is going to

16:41include two things that I like to use,

16:42which is a trendbased fib extension and

16:44then a regular Fibonacci retracement.

16:46Now, if you're familiar with Fibonacci,

16:47this is a tool that's going to show us

16:49retracement levels starting with 23.6

16:51and ending in 78.6 with the most

16:53important what's called golden ratio at

16:5561.8, which you can see in green here.

16:57So, a lot of times when you get pushes

16:59up in trends and then they have

17:00pullbacks, this is going to be a key

17:02area that if you get a response off of

17:04will lead to a continuation in price.

17:06So, we can start to actually be a little

17:08bit more selective on areas in the chart

17:09that we're getting in on if it's

17:11matching up with that Fibonacci zone.

17:12Additionally, if we take that golden

17:14ratio number and use something called a

17:16trendbased fib extension, now I can

17:17actually take the distance between this

17:19wave and one and look at that golden

17:21ratios multiples off of this distance to

17:24be able to see where three ends up and

17:26ultimately be able to time the exact

17:29high of five. And we can use this to

17:30play into massive reversals. Okay, so

17:32let's take a look at this on the actual

17:34chart now. Right, we have the beginning

17:35of our trend down here with our first

17:36push up to one, down to two, three,

17:39four, and then five. As you can see, if

17:40I take my Fibonacci from here up to

17:42here, that 61.8 area is exactly where

17:45wave 1 came to. Just to show you how

17:47Fibonacci tends to work like that. Then

17:48if I take this trendbased fib extension,

17:50I click here up to here, back down,

17:52creating my factor of one. Like I said,

17:54basically measuring the distance from

17:56here to here and then looking at those

17:57golden ratios. You can see not only did

17:59the high of three hit off of 1618, then

18:01we also had a response in rejection, a

18:04little bit of a poke through of wave 5

18:05at this 2618 before having a big push

18:08down and a break of this overall

18:10structure. And you'll notice there was a

18:11fair value gap left behind here. So if

18:13I'm tracking this overall trend, you can

18:15see I have this level, this level, this

18:17level making contact. And if I drag this

18:19up, this is the exact area that price

18:21wanted to run into. At the same time,

18:23matching up to this fair value gap. At

18:25the same time, if I take my fib from

18:27this point to this point, you'll see

18:29that was the exact level with exception

18:31to a little bit of push up that price

18:33came all the way back up to before

18:35eventually having an entire reversal

18:37down to this exact area between 1 and

18:39four, which is where this A B C

18:41correction is anticipated to end. If I

18:43can start adding all of this to my chart

18:45basically every single time, I can

18:47filter through all of these ideas and

18:49really be able to pick perfect areas to

18:51be able to enter the market into and

18:53then once again take trades down to be

18:54able to make 7 8 10 times what I'm

18:57risking on the trade by having this

18:59level of analytical understanding. Once

19:01again, this is not in hindsight. So

19:02you'll see I have the exact trend line

19:04drawn. I have exactly my Elliot wave. I

19:06have my fair value gap in here. And you

19:08can see in real time I had my order in.

19:10I was barely just fast enough. So I

19:12wanted to target into this area which

19:13would have been a massive trade. Okay.

19:15But then once I have a secondary fair

19:17value gap and see that we got all of the

19:19responses change of character break in

19:21direction that's where I set up my

19:22position. Price comes up perfectly to

19:24tag that area. That's where price starts

19:26to break down and form the rest of that

19:27wave structure. You can see if I was in

19:29up here it would have been an even

19:30better position obviously. So I lock in

19:32partials. I'm letting the rest of this

19:33position trail. Price comes down to that

19:3561.8 area. As a big push down and into

19:38strength I take the position off. you

19:40can see into this area and that's where

19:42price starts to make a reversal. Okay.

19:43And you'll see in addition to this, I

19:45can toggle on this custom indicator that

19:46we have that's basically going to show

19:48us where continuations are likely to

19:49happen. And then it literally form

19:51specific shapes to show me high

19:53potential areas that fit all of my other

19:54criteria that I can't talk about on

19:56YouTube in order to be fair to our

19:57private team that are telling me where

19:59there's high probability areas to enter

20:00and then to be able to play these

20:01positions. Now, it's not obviously not a

20:03crystal ball. You can't just rely on

20:04indicators, but to have a tool that's

20:06going to show us all of our confluences

20:08is extremely helpful. Okay. and being

20:09able to actually treat this like a

20:11business. You can see lots of funded

20:12traders, which is amazing to see.

20:14Really, really juicy trades, okay, with

20:16a lot of those things that I can't

20:17necessarily share directly on YouTube to

20:19make this even more like a business. And

20:20I always really want to show value on

20:21YouTube to be able to show you what's

20:23possible if you lock in and you

20:25understand skills like this. If you want

20:26to learn more detailed analysis, you can

20:28watch this video. Check out our team

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