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0:04All right, daily bias. So, um this is
0:06probably going to be one of the most
0:08important videos of this whole course.
0:11Um daily bias is disclaimer. Daily bias
0:14took me about a year to not even master
0:16but get good at. I've not mastered daily
0:18bias at all. Um
0:22I think my best tip before I actually
0:24get started on daily bias is there's
0:26going to be days where you're not going
0:27to know the daily bias. And my second
0:30best tip is you're not going to need to
0:33use the daily chart for daily bias. You
0:35can use the hourly chart for daily bias
0:36and you can use the 4 hour chart for
0:38daily bias. Um just because it's called
0:41daily bias does not mean you need you
0:43need to use the daily. Now I wouldn't
0:45use like the 15 minute or five minute
0:46for daily bias, but I mean you could use
0:48like the one hour or maybe the 4 hour.
0:51Um but any below the hourly is pushing
0:54it. All right. So, I primarily use
0:58inversion fair value gaps on the 1 hour
1:00or 4 hour to give me the daily bias.
1:02That's the main thing I look for. Okay?
1:04And I only use the daily chart for an
1:07actual daily bias if we're inside like a
1:10if we're inside something really
1:11obvious. So,
1:14um to explain that a little bit more,
1:17like right now on the daily, as you can
1:20see, there's too many fair value gaps
1:22here. There's a fair value gap here.
1:23There's a fair value gap here. There's
1:24just too many. Um, so what I'll do is
1:28I'll go to the weekly and on the weekly
1:30there's only one. Okay, there's a small
1:31one right here, but I mean it doesn't
1:33probably won't matter that much because
1:34it's just so small and this is the main
1:36one. Now
1:38this one, would you long this if it was
1:41on the one minute? Probably not because
1:43from a liquidity standpoint, remember
1:46what I talked about in the fair value
1:47gap and liquidity video. Would it make
1:49sense to bounce from this fair value gap
1:51or would it make sense to fill this fair
1:53value gap? it would make sense to fill
1:54this fair value gap because we're just
1:56so high. We're trading way above in a
1:58premium area. Okay? So from this to
2:01this, we're way up in premium in the
2:03weekly. So it's very high. I would not
2:05long it if I was on the one minute
2:07chart. All right? Does that make sense?
2:08So that's imperative to understand.
2:12So because the daily is too many F value
2:14gaps, we would use the weekly. And this
2:17is where I'm going to get my bias. Now,
2:19do I have a bias yet? No.
2:23My bias is created off of conditions.
2:25Meaning when we are inside the obvious
2:28daily or weekly spot. Okay, which keep
2:31in mind last week were we in an obvious
2:35spot. No, we didn't not I mean I didn't
2:37have a weekly bias. My bias last week
2:40was no long because we were too high.
2:42That was it. My bias was do not long.
2:44We're too high. That was my bias. And
2:45that's going to it's going to be like
2:46that sometimes. But was this in an
2:49obvious area? Not really. Now to get
2:52more advanced, we actually were in an
2:53obvious area. Okay, if you look at uh
2:57with BAGE turn on, we were inside a
3:00bearish reval get the left. So again, my
3:05bias was do not long last week because
3:08we were in a obvious value gap. I wanted
3:10to see how we were going to react to it.
3:12Um and now what what you kind of do here
3:15like if you're a swing trader, if you're
3:17a swing trader, you wait for one or two
3:18things. You wait for either this obvious
3:21F value gap to get closed above. Okay,
3:24if it gets closed above, I would expect
3:26the high to hit up here or you wait for
3:29this F value gap to get closed under. So
3:31if the candle closes under it, then I
3:34would expect this low to get right here
3:36because it's the next intermediate term
3:38low inside a fair value gap. As I talk
3:40about, it's like favorite liquidity
3:42pool. Now remember, does a intermediate
3:44term low inside a fair value gap matter?
3:46Is that going to be the draw liquidity
3:48every single time? No. We need to see
3:52some sort of momentum, some sort of
3:53violation going towards that low and
3:55then it's going to be the draw. So
3:57unless this weekly fair value gap gets
4:00violated, then this won't be the draw.
4:02So again, we're in a really nice spot on
4:04the weekly because we're in between two
4:06obvious fair gaps. We're just waiting
4:07for one to break and that's how we're
4:09going to get our bias. Now, sometimes we
4:11might not be in between anything. For
4:13example, these two candles right here.
4:15We're not really in between anything. I
4:17mean, here we knew the bias is bullish
4:19because of this,
4:21but let me go let me show you guys this
4:24for example. But like maybe here you
4:26might not just you might not know the
4:28bias at all. Okay, so there will be
4:30times you don't know the weekly bias.
4:31There will be times where we'll have a
4:33couple candles in the same spot and
4:34there will be no daily bias. Okay, like
4:37here here's a great one right here. This
4:38is just there's not really daily bias
4:40here. We just kind of chop around. Um,
4:43but when we are inside those obvious
4:46areas, that's where you're going to find
4:47your daily bias or weekly bias to be the
4:49best. Now, if we're trading the fivem
4:53minute or one minute inversions, does
4:54this really matter? Not really, because
4:56we're not swinging traders. I really
4:58only recommend using the weekly or even
5:00daily if you're a swing trader. And
5:03because we're not like fully swing
5:06traders, I don't really use these. Now,
5:08if you're a swing trader, definitely use
5:10these. Okay? Like what I will do is if
5:13we close beneath this R value gap, what
5:15I'll probably do is I'll probably scale
5:18into uh some SQQQ, meaning I'm betting
5:20the markets and go down and those are
5:22common shares and I'll probably sell
5:24them all here here. But
5:27that's only because we're in an obvious
5:29spot and that's how I'm getting my bias.
5:32But remember, if we're not in an obvious
5:33spot on the weekly, will I use a weekly
5:36for bias? Nope. I'll go to the daily.
5:39Okay. Okay. And right now the daily just
5:40there's too many FA gaps here to use. So
5:42I probably won't use the daily here. Um
5:45what I will use though is I'll check the
5:484 hour and I'll check like the 1 hour.
5:50So the last couple days have been pretty
5:52easy. Okay? And I'll explain why. So
5:56I use my 4 hour to get the daily bias
5:58for two reasons. One is because you
6:02don't need like there's going to only be
6:05like four 4hour candles in a day and
6:07it's much easier to predict the 4hour
6:09candles using inversions than using the
6:11daily because a lot of times the daily
6:12does not have a clear inversion. The 4
6:15hour is where the inversions are formed.
6:17Okay, so for example, I've been bearish
6:20the last few days. Okay, it's because of
6:22one thing. It's because we there's a
6:25very obvious F value up here. Okay, we
6:29broke through it with decent amount of
6:30momentum. So, we have this giant candle
6:32and then we have this red candle, this
6:35red candle, and we kind of broke through
6:37it. So, where do I think the markets can
6:40go after we break an obvious for a value
6:41gap like that? Well, the next liquidity
6:45pools, equal lows, intermediate term
6:47lows or highs inside for a value gaps,
6:50data lows maybe that we might have left
6:51over, relative equal lows, or maybe some
6:54LRLR. Those are the five main ones I
6:56use. So in this example, you can see we
6:59have an intermediate term low, okay, an
7:01old low inside a fair value gap, which I
7:03talked about before inside um again, I
7:07talked about this in the basic session.
7:08So I would watch the liquidity video in
7:10the basic session section if you
7:12haven't. Um so again, I just be
7:14targeting this. Okay. And then where
7:16else could a target be? Well, if we go
7:18down more, there's another intermediate
7:20term low, which is also an abnormal
7:21wick, which I will be targeting next. So
7:25you can see I am forming the daily bias.
7:27I don't need the daily candle to know
7:28that the daily candle doesn't even show
7:30these lows here. But the 4 hour is nice
7:33because it actually shows these lows. So
7:35it's a little easier. And that's where
7:37I'm getting my daily bias from. So
7:40hopefully you understand that. But all I
7:42do is I look for really obvious
7:43inversions on like the 4 hour and the 1
7:45hour. So
7:47on this we can clearly see we displace
7:50above this high. Did not really displace
7:52too much above it. We kind of just
7:53displace a little bit over it. And if
7:55you do my little range method, how I
7:57measure the range, um you can see if we
8:01draw the range that we just broke, we
8:04kind of broke this range. Okay, so from
8:07this low to this high, we move this up.
8:10Did we break more than 50%. No. So
8:13because of that, this would not be a
8:15good long when we retrace because we
8:17barely displaced above the previous
8:18range and we displaced above it more
8:20than 0 50. Okay, so now that we
8:25understand that and we're in an obvious
8:26wiki for real, I'm literally just
8:29waiting until I see whatever like a a
8:32siren or buzzer to go off my head, which
8:34might mean what might make it like a
8:35buzzer buzzer or siren go off in my
8:37head. Well, I'm waiting for some sort of
8:39major major displacement or some sort of
8:41obvious obvious inversion. So, I would
8:45consider this the obvious inversion and
8:47this the obvious displacement. So, we
8:48kind of have both here. Um, the other
8:51inversion I would have liked was this
8:52one right here because you can see price
8:55test it and then we hit buy and we go
8:57through it. However, the candle was just
9:00way too far of a close to even use this
9:03one. We already hit liquidity at that
9:05point. So, I couldn't really use this
9:07one. So, then I started waiting for this
9:10one. I was like, okay, well, if this is
9:11violated, I'm going to be bearish. And
9:13we get the violation. Okay, right here.
9:16And where does price go to the next day?
9:18we go to this low and then you can see
9:20price is still continuing down to this
9:22next intermediate term low. So again,
9:25you can see I'm waiting for the 1 hour
9:28and 4 hour inversions. Another thing you
9:29can do is wait for the 1 hour inversion.
9:32So if I'm bearish or I don't know the
9:36bias, I'm going to wait for any one hour
9:38inversion I see. So I'm going to just
9:39mark out every single value up here.
9:42Okay, so we got this one. Price never
9:45retest it.
9:47We got this one. Price breaks above it.
9:52But here's the thing. Based off my time
9:54video, what time do we close above it?
9:56We close above it at 4:00. You really
9:58think I care about the market at 4:00?
10:00Absolutely not. I don't care about the
10:02market at 4:00. I don't care what it's
10:04doing. Okay. So I wake up in the next
10:06morning or we wake up during London or
10:09some of you guys and you can see during
10:12London we now inverse this. Okay, we
10:15inversed a bullish re gap. So we have a
10:17bearish one we didn't care about because
10:19it was not during a good time and we
10:21have a bullish one. We clearly inversed
10:24because you can see the candle closes
10:27under it. And this is London session and
10:30London session respects this
10:31beautifully. So what does this typically
10:34mean? That typically means okay if
10:36London session is respecting a inversion
10:38fail gap we are headed to the next low.
10:42So using that ideology
10:45this one was an easy bias because
10:48this is the only inversion we got. It's
10:50a bullish inversion. Even if you thought
10:52we were bullish here like even if you
10:54thought we were going to bounce from
10:55this for some reason. We never get a
10:58bearish inversion that's broken here
11:00anyways besides this one. But this
11:02wasn't during a good time. The only
11:03inversion we get was this one. And you
11:07can see it's closed under and then it's
11:08retested during London session and
11:10London was still holding it. And then we
11:11go to the low.
11:13Okay. Our next one was here which price
11:16never retest.
11:19Our next one was here
11:22which price does retest and we do get a
11:24short from it.
11:26And then the next inversion was here.
11:29And this worked beautifully. You can see
11:31price closes below it. We retest it and
11:34then where does price go? Back to the
11:36low. So you can see the only four hourly
11:40for value gap only four hourly for value
11:43gaps on this chart were all used in some
11:45way. Um if it's a really really really
11:48tiny one, I don't worry about it too
11:51much. Like if it's a really tiny one, I
11:53don't really worry about it. But has if
11:54it's obvious, I'll use it. Um
11:57again, and then you can also see this
11:59one as well. Um but this one, what was
12:03wrong with this one? This one, uh
12:06we formed this fair value gap before the
12:09London kill zone actually began, which
12:11is fine, but um the problem with this
12:14one was from the previous day, we
12:18actually already swept sellside. And
12:20yes, I I understand there's more
12:21sellside beneath, but you have to be
12:24very careful with especially in London
12:27session where there's much volume
12:29there's much less volume than New York.
12:31You have to be very careful of shorting
12:32this low. Like if you if you're looking
12:35for a bullish inversion and get
12:37disrespected, you want to see more of a
12:39retracement. You want to see more of a
12:40liquidity sweep on any time frame. And
12:42if I go to this time frame, we didn't
12:45really get any major liquidity sweep
12:47here. So, if I just go to this right
12:49here. Um,
12:51actually was more above.
12:54Why there wasn't enough data there.
12:57Let me just go back to here. Okay.
13:04Okay. Um, so
13:07this it's not letting me go back for
13:09some reason. I have no idea why. Um, let
13:11me just go to five minute here. Okay,
13:13there we go. So
13:15this was the hourly fail I got.
13:18Okay, this was the hourly fail I got.
13:22Do we get any major liquidity sweep even
13:24in the fivem minute here? No, we don't
13:26really go above any of these old highs.
13:28We just we just keep creating lower
13:30highs. We create LRLR and then we just
13:32dump. And that's why like that's why
13:35you're not going to see a good inversion
13:37here. Okay, I know it's during London,
13:38but it's very low. You're not getting
13:40any liqus. Okay. So, that one wouldn't
13:43really be ideal. Now, if I X out and
13:47look at this one, why was this one much
13:49better? Okay. Well, this one is better
13:51because if I go to like the five minute
13:54and we look at that one from all day, we
13:57got a really nice liquidity sweep when
13:59retesting it on the five minute. So,
14:01here's us retesting on the hourly, but
14:04in the five minute, we got a really nice
14:05liquidity sweep and then price ends up
14:07respecting it. So, it's a little more
14:10advanced. Okay. And this is not going to
14:12come easy. Like I said, you will not
14:14understand this right away. But make
14:16sure like if you are shorting inversion
14:18super low when you know the bias is
14:20bearish, make sure we are getting
14:21liquidity sweeps on the lower time frame
14:23or else the higher time frame one
14:25probably will not work. Okay.
14:28So again, you're going to see that's how
14:30I form my bias. So any inversion I see
14:32at kind of marked out. I see the
14:33reaction from it. The hourly is really
14:36nice today. Um it does not have to be an
14:38inversion as well. I mean again this was
14:40just super nice here. This is really
14:42obvious for Vic up in the 4 hour. Okay.
14:44And what does price do? We close under
14:46it. Price retested it all day and then
14:49finally boom rejection from it. Okay. So
14:51that's one way do it. Okay. And I just
14:54look for the really really obvious
14:56prevail. We're in or either we reject.
14:59So I'll start looking for long here. But
15:01if we don't get any long setups and we
15:02violate it then I'll obviously look for
15:04the short. And again we might not have
15:06these. Okay. Let's say like tomorrow's
15:09candles like this. Let's say the all of
15:11tomorrow's candles like this. I'm still
15:13going to be bearish, but is there
15:15anything telling me that we're going to
15:17go up tomorrow? No. I mean, until we hit
15:19this low, it's really hard to be bare.
15:20It's hard to be bullish because we're in
15:22the middle of nowhere. We're not really
15:24delivering off of anything meaningful.
15:25And I know some people might say, "Oh,
15:27but this is a CE of a wick." Okay, I I
15:30prefer if it's a fair value gap. Okay, I
15:32prefer deliveries off of fair value gaps
15:34or I prefer some sort of order block
15:35formed. Okay, order blocks is another
15:38thing I'm going to talk about. Looking
15:39for daily bias, which we do not get a
15:40ton, but when we get an order block,
15:42that's can also tell you the bias as
15:44well. So, um, that's a little bit about
15:46that. Okay, let me go to the next slide.
15:48So, regarding this again, I only use the
15:52daily chart if we're inside of a weekly
15:54or daily FG or an order block and then
15:56I'll look for a reaction from it. Okay?
15:58And not every day you're going to that's
16:00going to be the case. You're going to
16:01have days where you're not in anything.
16:03And if you're scalping, you don't really
16:05need the daily bias. I mean, you can
16:07look look for 15-minute inversions and
16:09five minute inversions and scalp off the
16:11one minute. But if you know what the
16:13daily bias is, that's how you catch
16:14these big moves. That's how you're going
16:16to get these really good risk rewards
16:17and hold runner. So, um, don't
16:19underestimate that. Okay. So, when we're
16:22inside the hourly or 4hour F value gap,
16:26okay, the lower time frame is what's
16:28going to tell you if we're going to
16:30respect it or not, not the higher time
16:32frame. So if we're in an hourly fair
16:34rally gap that's bearish and we get a
16:37fivem minutee bullish fair gap that the
16:39market violates,
16:41okay, we will probably be bearish. Okay,
16:44so in this example up here, this is a
16:46great example from a couple uh couple
16:49weeks ago. I think this was two weeks
16:51ago, we had a very obvious um
16:56very obvious inversion here. Okay.
17:00Now, initially people think we're going
17:02to reject this and that's fine, but
17:04remember the higher time frame is not
17:06telling us if we're bearish or not. It's
17:07the lower time frame. So, if I just go
17:10back to this and go to the five minute.
17:12Okay, I'm just going to look for New
17:14York session only. So, we have a New
17:16York session here. We do get a short
17:19setup here. However, is it valid? No.
17:22You're you're going to learn this based
17:23off of how I teach my inversions later
17:25in the course. But this inversion hit
17:28this internal low first. Therefore, this
17:31is not a valid inversion because we hit
17:33the internal low then come back up.
17:36Other than that, I don't really see a
17:38good short setup. There's too much
17:40liquidity up here that wasn't taken.
17:42There was no manipulation lag. That was
17:44good. I mean, there was this. However,
17:47we didn't really manipulate over the
17:48higher time frame. So, I don't like this
17:50as the 2022 model. And the other thing
17:54is
17:56the other thing is
17:58we don't get any inversion set up to the
18:00downside. Every single bullish reval gap
18:02we put in here and every single bullish
18:05order block like here.
18:07You can see this is a bullish order
18:08block. This is also another chain to say
18:11delivery here. Okay. So these down
18:13candles that take out this liquidity
18:14which I talked about in my order block
18:16video. Got an orb block here. Um, all of
18:20these are are just very
18:24nothing's bearish about it. Okay, you
18:25need to see some sort of order block get
18:27violated that's very obvious or some
18:29sort of bullish fair gap to get violated
18:31that's just very bullish and it's just
18:33violated. We don't really see that too
18:35much even in this situation. We form a
18:38bunch of fair value going up here. We
18:40got our last one that was formed here
18:43and price never violates the last one.
18:45So, it's really hard to be bearish here.
18:48And then if we keep going, this was
18:50actually overnight. If we keep going,
18:52London session, we don't get any
18:53violation of anything. I mean, this is
18:56pretty obvious to me. We don't really
18:58violate this at all. Okay, so price
19:01doesn't really violate this bullish for
19:02gap. So that's not bearish. Price
19:04doesn't even violate this fair value.
19:06That's not bearish. And the lower time
19:08frame is telling us that we're not just
19:09we're not going to get any short setups
19:11here. Like you can clearly see there's
19:12no bearish market structure shift.
19:14There's no bearish anything. So, even
19:16though the hourly looked bullish or
19:18bearish and it looked like we were going
19:20to reject it, was the lower time frame
19:23there really telling us we're going to
19:24reject it? No, not really. Okay, so it's
19:26just that's very very important to
19:29understand. Okay, the lower time frame
19:31for your entries will tell you if we're
19:33going to reject a higher time frame for
19:35a rally gap and it'll be pretty obvious.
19:37Okay. So obvious that like
19:41we'll get a bullish rally gap that's
19:43super obvious such as this one and we'll
19:44just dump right through it. That's price
19:47telling us we want to be bearish. Not
19:49the fact that we're just in beside in
19:51like an old fair value gap that might
19:53not even matter anymore if that makes
19:55sense.
19:57So that is what that bullet means. Okay.
20:02So, like I said, I only check the daily
20:04chart for bias if we're at an OB, a fair
20:07value gap on the daily or weekly. And a
20:10lot of times I will not check the daily
20:11if we're not in anything important. So,
20:13this is just a markup of a chart where
20:15these are all obvious for value guys in
20:17my opinion. I think I missed this one as
20:19well, but a lot of these are obvious.
20:21Okay, this one, this is BPR. We have a
20:24CISD here. Okay, this is a order block I
20:27kind of go over in my order block video.
20:29Um, and you're going to see like there's
20:31not really there's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
20:3711 12. There's about 13 14 um spots here
20:40where we're in an something really
20:42obvious, but other than that, it does
20:44not happen every single day and you're
20:45going to have to realize that. Um, so I
20:49didn't really go over how to like So
20:51obviously I look for CISDS as well. Um,
20:54other than fair value gaps, I do look
20:56for CISDS. So a live time example would
21:00actually be right now. This is there's
21:02actually a live time example playing out
21:03now. So we just put in a 4hour order
21:06block actually. So we rejected this
21:09inversion and you can see price closes
21:12below this green candle sandwiched
21:15between this red candle this red candle.
21:18So we literally just put an OB. We just
21:21put in an order block right now. Well,
21:23what does this mean? This means that I'm
21:25probably right about us going to this
21:27low. Let's say I didn't know we're going
21:29to go to this low. Well, then this 4hour
21:32order block that just we just closed
21:34under, we closed under the body is
21:36telling me we're probably going to go to
21:37this 4hour low if I didn't know before.
21:40So, if we get a really obvious order
21:42block on the 4hour hourly, I'll also use
21:44that as well. And this is a pretty
21:46obvious one. I know the wick is
21:47relatively big here, but the bottom of
21:49the body looks pretty clean to me. And
21:52the fact that we closed above below it
21:53and have an ITL over here is pretty uh
21:56textbook in my opinion. All right. Um
22:00another CISD would be like
22:03this right here. So you can see we have
22:07two series of green candles sandwiched
22:09between this red candle and this red
22:10candle. We take out we already took out
22:13the previous week high and we are and
22:15then we took out this high as well. And
22:18then price clearly closes below the last
22:21two up two candles up close candles. And
22:25when price closes back below that,
22:26that's your chain of state delivery. So
22:28that is something that's worth noting.
22:30Okay. And then we've put in another OB
22:33here. Another series of green candles
22:35with a closed below. However, this one
22:37we closed so far below. So the risk
22:40award obviously sucks at that point. But
22:42if we get an obvious CASD or an order
22:45block in the 4 hour, you can also use
22:46that for bias. I love using them for
22:48bias. Um like when I see like a 4hour up
22:52close candle put in and I see us close
22:54below that 4 hour up close candle that's
22:57like kind of sandwiched between two red
22:59candles, I'm like, "Okay, well that's an
23:01easy buy. I know we're going to go to
23:02the next low." So it's not just fair
23:04gaps. And again, you're going to have to
23:06you're not going to fully learn daily
23:08buys just from this course. You are
23:10going to learn it from experience, okay?
23:12I'm telling you that it's it took me
23:14like over a year to just really
23:15understand and I'm I'm helping you guys
23:18accelerate the process um
23:22by telling you just wait for the obvious
23:24order blocks. Wait for the obvious for a
23:26value gap. See how we react to them.
23:27There's your daily bias. Wait for the
23:29obvious or wait for a 1 hour 4 hour
23:31inversion for a valley gap. Okay. If I
23:34go to So I'm going to go to actually FX
23:36Replay. I've already made a video on
23:37this on my YouTube, but if I go to FX3
23:39play right now, um, let me see if I can
23:42log in real quick.
23:44If I go to FXJ play, I'm just going to
23:47wait for an obvious inversion to get
23:48triggered.
23:51I'm going to go to the hourly here.
23:54Okay, so this would be it. So, if we
23:56close below this without hitting this
23:58low, this would be the obvious inversion
24:01because we swept liquidity and that
24:03would be the obvious inversion. So, I'm
24:04just going to wait for that to happen.
24:06And I don't know the bias until that
24:08happens. Okay. Okay. Now we have a new
24:11one. We have a new one right here. So
24:14now I'm going to wait for this one to be
24:16closed under. Do I know the bias here
24:18yet? Nope.
24:21There we go. Now that was closed under.
24:24I now know the bias. So it maybe took a
24:26day to know the bias, but now I know the
24:28bias. I know we're going to go to this
24:29low. Okay. And it'll be really awkward
24:31if we don't. Okay, there it is. So, we
24:34go to that low. And then you can see we
24:37go a little lower. We don't quite tap
24:39into this, but you can just see that's a
24:41really nice way to figure out daily
24:44bias. Just wait till an inversion is
24:45triggered. It might take a day. This
24:48honestly, this only took Yeah, this took
24:50about a day, I would say. So, you're
24:52probably sleeping here or sleeping here,
24:54then you woke up and you can see it
24:55inversed. And yeah, you can see we hit
24:56the next low. So, that is a a you're
25:00going to have to wait for some of those
25:01to trigger. It's not going to be every
25:02day. Okay, so this is the hourly. Let's
25:04say go on the 4 hour and I wait for a 4
25:06hour one. Okay, so the 4 hour generally
25:09the same thing. I just be waiting for
25:10this 4 hour to inverse unless we see a
25:12new one. Okay.
25:17Okay. So, here's a pretty obvious one.
25:19Now, I'd be waiting for this to inverse
25:21and then I know the bias is bearish. But
25:23until then, do I know the bias? Nope.
25:25There we go. And the problem with this
25:28one is this inversed and hit this at the
25:30same time. So can't really do anything
25:32about that. And then that was inverse
25:33and this low is finally hit. So
25:36you can see like waiting for these
25:39obvious inversions to trigger. That's
25:41mainly how I get my daily bias. Okay?
25:42And it's not going to be every day.
25:44Okay? You're going to have days where
25:46we're not in a situation like this,
25:47which is fine. You're just going to have
25:48to be in scalp mode on the lower time
25:51frame, which is perfectly fine. And then
25:53you can just see drawing out the obvious
25:55for gap where we probably got a short
25:57setup in on the lower time frame. This
26:00is where I always go. I'm like, okay, if
26:02I'm in in if we're inside of a 4-hour
26:04pressure gap, we're going to go to the
26:06fivem minute and see if we get an
26:08obvious short setup in it. And you can
26:09see indeed we did right here. Okay, but
26:13again, if we don't get that obvious
26:14short like this right here, we don't get
26:17that obvious market structure shift,
26:18which would be right here. Okay, then
26:22we're probably going to get a long
26:23setup. So, you just have to watch and
26:25see and see what the market gives you
26:27inside of a major area. And I would
26:29consider this a major area. It's very
26:31obvious. It sticks right out to you. And
26:33that's just it's so obvious to me. So,
26:36that's kind of what I'm looking for.
26:40So,
26:42here I know daily bias is bullish to the
26:44next highs if we violate it or close
26:46above because it's a clean singular
26:48bearish fair value gap. And this
26:49happened a few weeks ago. So, just
26:51another key example where we're holding
26:53a fair value gap here. You don't
26:54necessarily know if this is going to
26:56reject or not, but then once we get the
26:58close above the obvious single
26:59inversion, you're like, okay, well, now
27:01I know we're going to go to the highs,
27:02right? And that's what we're waiting
27:03for. But until that happens, you don't
27:06know the bias here. You don't know the
27:07bias of this candle. You don't know the
27:08bias to this candle. You're just kind of
27:10waiting and then finally this candle
27:12closes above. You know the bias. All
27:13right.
27:16So sometimes if there's not any obvious
27:18for value gaps and we're kind of in the
27:20middle of nowhere, like I said, I just
27:22stay in scout mode on the one or five
27:24minute time frame and I'll just
27:25literally just camp and wait for equal
27:26lows to form that day. So if I go to
27:31like
27:32um
27:35if I go to the candles over here, I was
27:38just waiting for a short over here
27:39because I knew we were really high, but
27:41I didn't know when we would get it. So
27:42what I did on like these days is I just
27:44wouldn't long and if I did it would
27:49always set to be some sort of equal lows
27:50or equal highs setup. So I just wait I'd
27:52be like more mechanical. So let's see if
27:55I can find an example. Um
27:59so like right here I knew we were high.
28:02We had relative equal lows here. They're
28:04not the perfect ones but they're kind of
28:06relative equal. And we had an obvious
28:08inversion here. And although maybe I
28:10don't know the daily bias yet because
28:12we're so high and I know we're so high
28:14and I don't want a long, it's still a
28:16setup. You can just take the here and
28:18that's your scalp, right? You don't need
28:19to hold for the daily bias. This is just
28:21a simple there's relatively close here.
28:24We swap the short-term buy side. Even
28:27though it's on the one minute chart and
28:28not the daily, it's still a setup. We
28:30inverse the fair value gap. And I I did
28:32alert this a live time to my uh Discord
28:34as well. Um, and you can see like this
28:38is just a classic setup where you don't
28:39need the daily bias for this. This is
28:41just relative equal lows. If I'm in
28:43scalp mode, I don't know the daily bias,
28:45this is all I'm waiting for. I'm just
28:46waiting for a sweep above a high,
28:49relative equal lows, and then an
28:50inversion. That's all I wait for without
28:51knowing the daily bias. But if I do know
28:54the daily bias, I want to wait for the
28:56setup that goes along with the daily
28:58bias. Um,
29:00but if you don't know the daily bias,
29:02then you can take a setup like the
29:03example I just showed.
29:06All right. So, again, I just I draw the
29:08really obvious for value gaps. And
29:10again, this is more of a hindsight
29:12thing. Like drawing and waiting for the
29:14reaction out of these is more of a
29:15hindsight thing. Like, you don't know if
29:16we're going to bounce off it or reject
29:18in a live time unless there's like
29:21really obvious equal highs or equal
29:22lows. Well, then then you probably know.
29:24But without obvious equal highs and
29:26equal lows, sometimes you have a hard
29:28time knowing if we're going to bounce or
29:29or break these. and
29:34you just wait for the reaction. So like
29:36I'll go to bed and I'll wake up and I'll
29:38see London respected some sort of fail
29:41gap. So let's say go to sleep and and I
29:44go to sleep and we have this candle and
29:45then I wake up 5 hours later and I see
29:47this or I see this candle, okay? Or I
29:49see this candle close above this
29:51inversion. Well, okay, I just took a
29:53nap. I wake up. I see an inversion
29:56activated. I now know the bias. And
29:58that's why I never try to figure out the
29:59bias be before I go to bed because half
30:02the time London forms a new fair value
30:03gap or a new reaction off of something
30:05and I have a new bias for that day. Um,
30:08so that's like the hindsight part of it
30:10where I'll wait for a reaction off fair
30:12value gap and then I'll figure out the
30:13bias. So like I'll I'll sometimes I'll
30:15lally just take a nap and wait till we
30:17get better price action or better
30:18delivery or something like that.
30:22So here's an example of when there's two
30:23hourly fair value gaps. Okay. So, if I
30:26ever see like two fair value gaps on the
30:28higher time frame
30:31um next to each other, then I typically
30:34go to the higher time frame until
30:36there's a singular one. So, this is the
30:38hourly and this is the 4 hour. So, what
30:41I do is I just go to the 4 hour because
30:43this is the singular one and I use this.
30:46Okay? I use the 4our bodies, 4 hour
30:48candles, 4hour FI gap. I don't use the
30:52one hour candles for a 4 hour gap. have
30:54to use whatever time frame you're on. So
30:56if I'm using the 4 hour inversion right
30:59here, you have to
31:02use the 4our bodies. Okay, a 1 hour
31:06closing above a 4-hour inversion does
31:08not make sense because what if the 1
31:10hour closes above the inversion, but the
31:124hour candle doesn't close for another
31:14two hours and then the 4 hour ends up
31:16coming all the way back down and price
31:17is really bearish. You don't want that
31:19to happen. So you need to wait for the
31:21same fair value gap, same time frame
31:23close.
31:26So here's another example. So this is a
31:28one minute time frame inside of a 1 hour
31:32bearish prevail gap. Okay. And what
31:35happened here was we were inside this
31:36fair value gap here. But is there any
31:40sign of price wanting to break structure
31:42here? Is there any sign of price wanting
31:43to be bearish here? No. So although it
31:45looks like this might be bearish and al
31:47although it looks like we might reject
31:49it, price on the lower time frame does
31:52not show that it wants to reject at all
31:55at all. This is just nothing. Price is
31:57not look like it wants to reject.
31:58There's no bearish market structure. You
32:00if you read if you watch the video or
32:02read the sides of market structure, do
32:04you see an uptrend or a downtrend here?
32:07You see a down you see an uptrend. Okay,
32:09there's no breakup structure. We're not
32:10breaking any lows that made a new high.
32:12It's very obvious that price does not
32:14want to reject this on the lower time
32:15frame.
32:19So summary of daily bias is this. My
32:21main goal for daily bias is this. I look
32:24for the obvious for every eye gaps and
32:25obes and weekly. And it's if it's not
32:28this if it's not singular, I go to like
32:31the hourly or 4 hour for the obvious
32:33one. So an example of me doing that
32:35would actually be this. So on the uh
32:40hourly or on the daily, just as I showed
32:42you earlier, we have too many fair value
32:44gaps here. So what do I do? I just go to
32:46the weekly and I'll I'll end up swinging
32:49some shorts if the candle on the weekly
32:51closes below this. But do I know on the
32:53daily yet? Nope. I'm going to have to
32:55wait for the weekly for this one. Okay.
32:58And I'll wait for the reactions off of 1
33:01hour 4 hour normal fair value gaps or
33:04I'll wait for the 1 hour/4hour
33:05inversions to trigger. So close above or
33:08below a 1 hour 4 hour or a reaction like
33:12a long setup or short setup out of a
33:14normal fair value gap. If we get it,
33:15I'll take it. Most times if we are in
33:18the New York session and let's say
33:23let's say we are in a bearish for gap or
33:25let's say we like
33:28in this example. Okay, let's say I don't
33:30know what's going to happen inside here.
33:32Let's say I'm just waiting for either
33:33confirmation long setup or just a short
33:35setup. Well, for the short setup, I'm
33:37waiting for it to be closed under. But
33:39what if you're looking for a long as
33:41well because you don't know which one's
33:42going to happen. Well, typically the
33:44market will not really give you a good
33:45long setup if that's the case. So, we
33:47will typically not get a good long setup
33:49if that's the case, if the bias is truly
33:51bearish. Um, and you don't really see a
33:53good long setup here. Um, I know some
33:56people might argue this one is, but it's
33:58actually not because we're delivering
34:00off of a bolt bearish rea.
34:04So, this would not be a good long setup
34:06in my opinion. So, typically the market
34:09will not give you a long setup anyways
34:12if you are waiting for long setup here.
34:14and then it doesn't give you a long
34:16setup. So, you won't usually take the
34:18loss and then we inverse it. So, you'll
34:20take the win for inversing it. Okay?
34:22Because you'll be waiting for either the
34:24confirmation long here or you'll be
34:25waiting for a short, whichever one
34:27happens first. And this is only if you
34:29don't know the bias. If you're married
34:30to one bias here, like I was today, I
34:32was married short. You don't even try to
34:34look for a long setup here. You just
34:36either wait for this to even be inversed
34:38or if it's not inversed, you don't touch
34:40anything because if you're bearish bias,
34:42you are not I don't care if you see the
34:44most textbook long setup in your life in
34:46here. You do not take it if you're
34:47bearish bias. But if you're neutral, you
34:49wait for either a textbook long setup
34:51out of here or you wait for it to be
34:52violated. Okay? But remember, if you
34:55have a bias and you are confident that
34:56there's maybe an ITL or something on the
34:59lower time or in the higher time frame
35:01and you're confident, then again, you
35:03should not be even taking a long if
35:05there's a setup here and you see it,
35:06right? Because you should be sticking
35:08with that bias.
35:11Um, and again, some days nothing obvious
35:15as I already mentioned. If that's the
35:17case, I'll just stay in the one, five,
35:18or 15, and I'll just look for equal
35:20highs and equal lows. Um, and I'll just
35:23take setups of lows. Simple as that. Or
35:25again, data highs or data lows or
35:27intermediate term lows or intermediate
35:29term highs. I'll just usually wait for.
35:32And again, the reason why I'm efficient
35:33in finding a daily bias is because I do
35:35not marry a single bias. I only do
35:37sometimes if it's really obvious. Like
35:40today, we had a really obvious momentum
35:42towards an intermediate term low. So, I
35:44wasn't even looking long. But if we're
35:46in between like just the middle of
35:48nowhere,
35:49for example,
35:52we're in the if we're really high or
35:53just in the middle of nowhere, like I'll
35:56just kind of wait. I'll just wait and
35:57I'll just I'll see what I see. Like in
35:59these few candles here, I'm not trying
36:01to I mean, I know we're high in the
36:03range. I'm not really trying to long up
36:05here, but I'm also I'm not short biased
36:07yet either because is there technically
36:09a short up here? No, there's not really
36:11a short up there until we finally get
36:13this big fair gap reaction here. Okay,
36:16so like when I'm looking for daily bias
36:18up here, I'm just kind of neutral. I'll
36:20scalp both long and short until the
36:22higher time frame starts to break
36:24structure. Okay.
36:28So again, that's why like again I would
36:31say h half the days I trade I don't know
36:34the daily bias but I eventually figure
36:36it out. The other 50% of the days I will
36:39know the daily bias and I'll be
36:41confident. But there is 50% of days
36:43where I either won't know it all or I'll
36:45figure it out later in the day. Okay,
36:47based on what we're getting in the lower
36:48time frame. So that's that's basically
36:51what I do. And to end this video, this
36:53is actually an example of a scalp I took
36:55because I was on a daily buys here, but
36:58we formed really nice intraday equal
37:00lows here. Okay, we formed nice intraday
37:02equal lows and then we on I think this
37:06is the one minute or the 30 second, but
37:08on that chart we delivered from a fair
37:10value gap here and we had an obvious
37:12inversion. It was the last one left and
37:14we had equal lows below. So what I did
37:16is when we closed below that I saw okay
37:19well the market closed below and didn't
37:20hit these equal lows and I didn't want
37:22to enter the market close cuz the
37:23riskreward was bad here. So I waited for
37:26the retracement and I got a little scalp
37:28here which was a 2:1 R almost which is
37:30still very good. So daily bias is not
37:33required for stuff like this but
37:34patience is because you will not unless
37:37you can be patient enough to wait for a
37:38setup like this um you're not going to
37:41do well. So you can see this is just an
37:45example where maybe this doesn't require
37:46bias. Maybe I'm just looking for equal
37:48lows in the lower time frame and that's
37:49what I use and that's my play, right?
37:51You don't need a daily bias for that. So
37:53this is just another example of a a play
37:54I took not using daily bias. You're
37:56probably going to have to watch it back
37:58twice um or three times, but just
38:01remember daily bias will not come in a
38:04day. It would literally took me more
38:05than a year to kind of narrow this down
38:08into one kind of system. And this is
38:10what my system is. is I wait for the
38:11obvious for value gapper OB to form and
38:13then that's my bias and again like I
38:15said some days that will not be the case
38:17some days you will not know the bias. So
38:20that is it for this video. Um, your
38:22assignment for this video, I want you to
38:25forward test, which means in live time
38:28in the next like month or so,
38:31see if you can get the daily bias either
38:34using a fair value gap or CISD with form
38:37on the hourly, 4 hour or daily, or using
38:40an inversion fair value gap and keep
38:43track of
38:45three times and see how many times you
38:47can get the daily bias right. If we just
38:49end up chopping the whole day, that does
38:51not count. Just keep it apply it to the
38:54next day. If we still not invalidated
38:55your uh whatever your condition is,
38:57okay, maybe your condition is, oh, we're
38:59holding a 4-hour F value gap, so I think
39:01we're going to dump. And then see how
39:03many times out of three times you can
39:04get the daily bias right based off what
39:06I taught you. But you have to wait for
39:08the obvious ones. If you don't wait for
39:09the obvious ones, it's you're just going
39:10to make it harder on yourself. So that's
39:13your assignment. So to complete this uh
39:15daily buys folder, what I'm going to do
39:17is I'm actually going to keep uploading
39:19uh videos actively. Uh maybe like once
39:22every two weeks or maybe once every week
39:24into this course, probably once every
39:26two weeks if I had to guess. Um and I'll
39:28upload videos and kind of go over how
39:30I'm finding the daily bias and what I'm
39:32using. And it's going to be very simple.
39:34Some days I'll show you the days where I
39:36didn't know the bias and I'll show you
39:38the days where I did and I'll show you
39:39guys how I found it. And it's probably
39:41going to be off of one of the things I
39:43talked about. So, um, I'll do that as
39:46well, um, for you guys who are going to
39:48keep actively checking this folder
39:49because I'll, uh, keep adding to it.
39:51That's it for this video.