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1:01today, very important episode. Today, we
1:03are starting pointer techniques. Today,
1:04we are starting to talk about some of
1:06the way we're going to size in, how
1:07we're going to actually trade using the
1:09MAC model. We're going to be going in
1:11and doing a little bit of backtesting, a
1:12little bit of um kind of testing
1:14previous implied moves and how we could
1:15size on them, all that kind of good
1:17stuff.
1:18That's going to be our main focus today.
1:20The best way to teach techniques is just
1:21to get our [ __ ] hands dirty, right?
1:23Getting in the backtesting. We're not
1:24going to do any deep backtesting. We're
1:25just going to talk about specific
1:27techniques. It might end up being deep
1:28backtesting. I I don't really know, bro.
1:30I'm just kind of winging this one. So,
1:31let's get into it. Let me share this.
1:33There we go. Okay. So, um I should
1:36probably also get news open, too. I'm
1:38not going to lie, but
1:40if there's news and we fumble, then it
1:41is what it is. I'm also on a janky
1:43setup, so I apologize if the recording
1:45is dog [ __ ] but we need to learn.
1:48So, anyways, we're coming into a
1:49Tuesday. I did a little bit of
1:50backtesting in here before on Monday,
1:51but we're going to start on the Tuesday.
1:53Uh matter of fact, people are going to
1:55give me [ __ ] if I if I don't start
1:57on on a [ __ ] random time.
2:00So, we're going to do that.
2:01>> [clears throat]
2:02>> Let's just go back a little bit more.
2:05Um bro, you saw the data ahead of time.
2:07Um bro,
2:09cooked. All right. Let's get to work,
2:11boys. Let's get to work. Let's go ahead
2:13and I only when I'm backtesting, I only
2:15backtest the 9:30 to 4:00 p.m. uh
2:18key open just because
2:21going to be the most volume. Um if it
2:23seems like I'm anxious or nervous right
2:25now, it's because I am off like three
2:27scoops of Bucked Up. I'm [ __ ]
2:29[ __ ] myself right now. I look like I
2:30took a fat [ __ ] before this. Probably
2:32going to have to pause the video and do
2:33another one, fortunately. Coming at our
2:359:30 open. I don't know if there's news.
2:36I'm not going to check. There might be
2:38news. If there is and there's something
2:39weird that happens, then we're going to
2:40go ahead and um we're going to go ahead
2:42and uh double take that. So, let's talk
2:46about the trade so far, the day so far.
2:48We are actively in an implied move. This
2:51implied move was a open um probably
2:54lower timeframe pointer. Um macro
2:56breakout. Not even in this case.
2:59Probably something beforehand.
3:01Breakout on the 9:30 window. Obviously,
3:03we're not going to trade the 9:30
3:04window. We have a 5-minute pointer um
3:07closing within these this FFEG set. And
3:09then we have to check the other equity
3:11to see if it's tapping into a um
3:14it's tapping into an uh a untapped um
3:17FFEG. We are not I don't even think that
3:19set was untapped. Actually, this set was
3:21untapped, but we have not created a
3:23pointer on uh NQ.
3:26Um and then ES as far as ES is
3:27concerned, let's run this back. Let's
3:29run this back and see if this was
3:30untapped when we came into it.
3:32If it is, we're going to go and take
3:33this pointer to start our bias chain
3:35here.
3:36Um okay, so yeah, we're coming into an
3:38untapped FFEG. We're coming into this
3:40untapped FFEG. There's the tap, and then
3:42we have a pointer uh efficient
3:44validation of that um
3:46of that FFEG. Now, so this specific
3:49pointer is what we call a SMT pointer.
3:52If you go to ES, you'll notice that
3:53there is no pointer here. It's just like
3:55um an inefficient closure through these
3:57FFEGs. Typically, you'll see this type
3:59of thing when FFEGs hold. There's so
4:01many FFEGs. When you see a lot of FFEGs,
4:03you want to kind of think rejection or
4:05struggle or even consolidation. Now,
4:07we're coming into another untapped FFEG.
4:09Uh this is not an additive trim
4:10situation.
4:12It's a weak pointer. This is one of our
4:13weak pointers. The weak pointers that we
4:15have are SMT pointers. One equity has a
4:17a pointer, the other one doesn't. Swept
4:18pointers. What else is there? Um uh
4:22pointers that have already made the move
4:23to the next FFEG. Those are what we
4:24consider our weak pointers. So, our job
4:27is to make sure that we use that context
4:29and not go overly size. So, on this
4:31particular video, I'm going to be using
4:33a 5-10 split. So, in this case, we're
4:35going to be using five contracts to the
4:36downside.
4:37Um and as far as targets, let's talk
4:39about techniques when we're in a MAC
4:40trade, okay? We're taking a pointer,
4:415-minute pointer validation. There might
4:43have been something on the lower
4:44timeframe um off of that untapped FFEG.
4:47Um
4:48I kind of like this. The problem being
4:51we can have a rejection off of this FFEG
4:53instantly. So, I always like to measure
4:55the risk when it comes to this next
4:56trade. What is the minimum size um the
4:59absolute minimum size pointer required
5:02when we're looking at this? Like, what
5:03would be the bare minimum loss that we
5:04would see if the pointer validates here?
5:06Well, find the bottom of the untapped
5:08and find the first little point of where
5:11that pointer could potentially form
5:12right here. So, at minimum, we're
5:13looking at a 40-point loss at minimum.
5:15This is not a really good situation to
5:18go in if you're going like 10 contracts
5:20because this is the minimum size, right?
5:22It could literally [ __ ] wick down in
5:23here and then point break. Like, that
5:25would suck, but the the minimum the
5:27minimum loss that we could see from from
5:28this entry would be
5:30the entry to here. So, the minimum loss
5:33would be 30 points. The maximum loss
5:34would be 37 points, right? So, we're
5:36looking about 20 25 Wait, what was the
5:39original one? I didn't even [ __ ]
5:40look. Like a basically 30 to 40-point
5:43loss if this trade fails. So, we don't
5:45want to go high size in that. All right,
5:46that's the minimum amount that we could
5:48lose on that.
5:49Um and the max amount that we could lose
5:50on that if the pointer happens right
5:51here. So, as far as risk management is
5:53concerned, the way we want to take our
5:55trims, we have three types of trims. We
5:57have the trim at the FFEG at or near EQ
6:00range. So, you want to use a untapped
6:02FFEG around the EQ range. So, basically,
6:05you're assuming the consolidation.
6:07If we can predict not predict, but if we
6:09it expect it to consolidate or if it
6:11will consolidate, um which oftentimes
6:13you kind of have to test to see, then
6:16it's going to do it off of the untapped.
6:17So, we use the untapped as a way to
6:19de-risk out of a position. Now, notice
6:21that this range is not very large,
6:23right? $85 if we went full contract size
6:25here. So, this is a bad example, but
6:27theoretically, you would use the
6:29untapped FFEG EQ range to take a trim if
6:32we were to consolidate. That way, you
6:33can get contracts off. Now, another way
6:35we're going to take trims if we're
6:37coming from an SMT.
6:38So, like let's say you see this high
6:40back here. Let's say we took this high,
6:41but ES didn't. Well, then we're going to
6:43use the lows associated with the highs
6:45as a longer form take profit. So, like
6:48any lows attached to the the highs or
6:50highs attached to the lows, we're going
6:51to use as a take profit. They're just
6:53easier to get when you've SMT'd a high
6:55or a low. It's a lot more guaranteed
6:57it's going to be a way that we're going
6:58to exit uh contracts. Another way we're
7:00going to exit contracts is doing
7:01additive trims. So, I will be teaching a
7:02little bit of that today. Taught it in
7:03the last video, but we're in this uh
7:05short now.
7:06Again, we can fully find a reason to get
7:08out of this trade if we have a pointer
7:11off of an untapped. You'll see on this
7:12lower timeframe, we have a 3-minute
7:13pointer off this untapped uh FFEG. We're
7:16going to go and take five contracts
7:17again on this short. So, we lost like 50
7:19bucks there.
7:20Um and then now at this point, we're
7:22going to looking at our trade here and
7:23saying, "Okay, what can we do?" Well,
7:24not a whole lot, right? What I like to
7:26do is I want to size in when I have
7:29those additive trims. I'm going to take
7:30those extra contracts when I have those
7:31additive trims. We can go to that
7:323-minute pointer again and kind of see
7:34if ES is also a pointer. If it is, we're
7:37going to take 10 contracts. So, notice
7:38how it is a pointer. So, we're going to
7:40go back to uh our NQ. We're going to go
7:42ahead and size in an extra five
7:44contracts to make this a full bias
7:46trade.
7:47>> [snorts]
7:47>> And then what I like to do, we'll go
7:48back to our 5-minute timeframe. We're
7:50going to find an untapped FFEG, which is
7:53where we're going to reject from if we
7:54will, and we're going to use this as a
7:56small trim point, right? Because we've
7:58already had two candles to cause two
8:00PO3s. So, we're going to go and use this
8:01as a trim point. Let me just take take
8:03off a standard amount, right? Don't You
8:05know, there's no correct answer when it
8:06comes to trims, but whatever you do, do
8:08it consistently. So, in this case,
8:10because we lost 50 bucks, I'm going to
8:11go and just like set in like three three
8:13contracts here, right? So, at minimum,
8:15this is going to be like a $200 little
8:17move here uh that we're going to be able
8:19to get here. Unless, remember, you want
8:21to think about the FFEGs as the traffic,
8:22right? We have our targets, which are
8:23the untapped FFEGs. There's our trim.
8:26There's our little contracts being sent
8:27off there. We're not coming from an SMT,
8:29so we have no other reason to get out.
8:31If the trade goes flat here, we kind of
8:32walk away with about 200 bucks in our
8:33pocket, which is nice cuz we lost 50
8:35bucks in that previous trade. So, here
8:38is another technique. Okay, we have a
8:405-minute pointer reacting to an untapped
8:42FFEG. We have an untapped FFEG on the
8:43internal range. Sell-side sweep,
8:45untapped pointer validating the
8:47untapped. Basically,
8:48how do you treat this? We're already in
8:50a trade. We already have enough capital,
8:52enough risk in this trade. We're not
8:53going to just allocate more risk because
8:55of one simple reason. Nothing has
8:57changed about the narrative of this
8:58trade since we were given that 3-minute
8:59pointer entry or wherever that entry
9:01was. Was it the 3-minute? I don't know.
9:03Who knows where that was, actually.
9:06I don't know why it's not showing now.
9:07The [ __ ]
9:09>> [snorts]
9:09>> It was somewhere in there.
9:12It did not Oh, it was a 4-minute. Okay,
9:14I'm smoking that [ __ ] Anyways,
9:16the
9:18there is nothing that's different about
9:19this trade now. There's nothing that's
9:21um
9:22essentially from our entry, nothing's
9:24changed. You don't want to add any extra
9:25risk to a trade unless you are able to
9:27guarantee the additive trim. So, if we
9:29have an additive trim, for example, on
9:31this trade, then we would 100% want to
9:33add extra risk. Um but yeah, so at this
9:35point, we have no reason to do anything.
9:37If we had a swept pointer in the other
9:38equity, which we might have, then we
9:40could use that to de-risk our contracts.
9:42Let me just go back and see if that was
9:43the case. Okay, look. See this 5-minute
9:45swept pointer right here? We could have
9:47used the data coming from this buy-side
9:49sweep. If you look to the our swept
9:50pointer video,
9:52um I'll put a little tag up there if you
9:54haven't watched it yet. We can use swept
9:56pointers at highs to de-risk our trades,
9:58and that typically happens like this.
10:00So, what we could have done there, go to
10:01that 1-minute timeframe and use these
10:03candles to let go of contracts. So,
10:05since I'm lagged here, I'm on
10:07a L setup, I'm just going to go and
10:08reduce my contract size
10:09cuz we will essentially if we could
10:12create you know untapped FVG in here,
10:14then we're going to you know um maintain
10:16that bias to the downside. So, this
10:18point, nothing has changed. In fact,
10:19this is a good example of point of range
10:21of control. We had We did not have a
10:23point to the downside here. We came back
10:24into that original pointer. If we go to
10:26ES, I almost bet you that we probably
10:28pulled into that that pointer. There it
10:30is. There's the pointer. There's the
10:31pullback into the pointer. See that? So,
10:34something to keep in mind there.
10:35Keep that in mind. We'll go back to NQ.
10:39No reason to get out yet. I'm going to
10:40maintain my bias in this trade.
10:42Um
10:44No other trims at this point. Um we've
10:47got to keep track of our PO3, our PO3
10:49count, another 5-minute pointer. This is
10:51a 5-minute swept pointer. So, what we
10:52can do is we can use the data from the
10:55high to test whether or not we want to
10:56stay in this trade. I didn't actually
10:58figure out which high that was. Um okay,
11:00so we're going to reduce our contract
11:01size here. We're going to take half of
11:03our contracts off here. That was a big
11:05dump, plus we made a FVG in there. So,
11:08not something I want to hold cuz if we
11:09use that FVG and then create a pointer,
11:12then obviously we're going to have an
11:13inverse on this on this trade.
11:15There's [snorts] our untapped. We'll see
11:16if we get a pointer from here to reverse
11:18our bias. Boom. Okay, we're going to
11:20close our trade here.
11:21Um I'm probably not going to take the
11:23entry. The reason why is we have a
11:265-minute pointer reacting to our
11:27untapped FVGs. It's a swept pointer, and
11:30we have a big-ass set of FVGs in here.
11:32So, I'm going to avoid the short. Also,
11:34I just don't like how we've been
11:36trading. It's very choppy. So, going to
11:38avoid the trade to the downside. That
11:39doesn't mean it's bad. I'm just going to
11:41avoid it personally cuz what happens is
11:43the 5-minute swept pointers into FVGs of
11:45doom
11:47will usually turn into consolidations.
11:49So, got to be careful about that. So,
11:50I'm going to avoid that. That was a
11:52pretty good call there.
11:53Um but the bias did change. Um there's
11:55probably just lower timeframe pointers
11:57in there. Um I'm probably good to trade
11:58again. I'm just going to Like I said,
12:00you guys, I'm not looking to backtest
12:01like crazy right now. I'm just kind of
12:03in here. I'm not doing anything too
12:04deep. I just want to explain some of my
12:06thought process, you know, kind of put
12:07you in the perspective of it. Again,
12:09same context here, 5-minute swept
12:11pointer. Um if it breaks that low, what
12:13the [ __ ] What was that, bro?
12:16Oh, bro.
12:18Okay, another 5-minute swept pointer.
12:19Same exact thing here. Um this will
12:21break if we get inefficient closures
12:23over the all these FVGs. The reason why
12:25I don't want to take this is it's
12:26because it's a lot easier to flip one
12:27FVG than it is to flip 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8,
12:30all that. If you look at any
12:32consolidation, if you study
12:33consolidations, they're built out of a
12:35[ __ ] ton of FVGs, right? And so, I don't
12:37want to sit here and just like
12:39[ __ ] like take the entry on a
12:415-minute swept pointer after another
12:425-minute swept pointer after all that
12:44[ __ ] FVG nonsense and have to gamble
12:46on inefficient breaks and all this. I
12:48want to wait for it to reduce them down
12:50to one common set. So, I'm not going to
12:52take trades in that. And sometimes you
12:53just need the volume to displace. You
12:55just need it to come out of nowhere and
12:56just let the market do its thing. This
12:58is PO3 if I've ever seen it.
13:00Um
13:01we [clears throat] need to wait
13:01obviously for the high to clear, but we
13:04have a 5-minute swept pointer
13:06with an additive trim here at the high.
13:08We do want to check ES just cuz of the
13:09way the wicks look. We want to check ES
13:11to see if we've already tapped into
13:12something.
13:13Um
13:15Okay, we're inside of FVGs. So, this
13:17move is not guaranteed. We're not
13:19guaranteed to move to that untapped FVG.
13:21We're stuck in the FVG. So, this is a
13:235-minute continuation from an untapped.
13:26Um I I I would add half my risk. I
13:28wouldn't go full size in this. I'm going
13:30to add half my risk, and then we can use
13:32the data from this swept pointer to
13:34de-risk the trade, right? To kind of
13:36take contracts off if it doesn't look so
13:37hot. So, we'll kind of see how it looks
13:39here. Um if we end up having an
13:41inefficient break, I'll close a I'll
13:42close like two or three contracts. If we
13:44close the FVG, I should have done that.
13:46I'm going to go and reduce my I'm just
13:48going to get out of this trade.
13:49$100 loss on that. And 5-minute pointer
13:51to the downside. Look at that. So, we
13:53have a re-entry to the downside here. Um
13:55this one's not as bad because we're
13:57coming from that untapped. I'm going to
13:58go and take this trade full size. Um and
14:02we have that new untapped on the inside
14:03of the range. I'm going to take this
14:04trade full size. Yep, we have two
14:07pointers correlated with one another, so
14:09we're going to take this full size. And
14:10then I will go over my targets. I'm
14:12going to take full size here. My first
14:14trim is going to be at the untapped FVG,
14:17and then the rest are not an SMT or
14:19anything like that. Um I have no other
14:21targets. We're just kind of inverse on
14:22the pointer that you know, may or may
14:24not follow. I hate how TradingView does
14:25that. They like literally [ __ ] gaps.
14:28I don't know why I don't know why it
14:29does that. There might have been a move
14:30to the untapped FVG on ES
14:33um that I missed.
14:35Uh I don't want to go back. It's going
14:36to reset my
14:37um No, it's not untapped. So, I don't
14:41think we have anything to worry about.
14:43Oh, wait. What was this even from? And
14:45did we even tap it? Oh, I'm [ __ ]
14:46smoking here. We didn't even tap an
14:47untapped FVG. This is my bad. This is
14:49what I mean. Kind of speeding through
14:50this. This is not a trade. There was no
14:52untapped FVG. I'm smoking that [ __ ] My
14:54bad. Disregard what I just said. It's
14:55[ __ ] stupid.
14:57Completely ignore that. Um now, this is
14:59valid. This is a 5-minute um Is that a
15:01swept pointer? Yeah, 5-minute swept
15:03pointer reacting to that untapped FVG.
15:05Again, not going to take this even
15:06though it is a bias setting trade,
15:08mainly because of the a million FVGs in
15:10here that we would [clears throat] have
15:12to flip in order for this to break down
15:14to the next set. It could go to this
15:16untapped FVG. There's a chance. It's
15:18just not a higher probability trade. I
15:19want
15:20Why am I in longs?
15:22Okay, got it. Um 5-minute pointer
15:25reacting to untapped FVGs. What I like
15:28about this trade is that we are
15:29basically just on this 1-minute um FF uh
15:32inverse FVG. So, if we can get a
15:36um
15:36if we can get a what's it called? A
15:38mitigation of it, then this would be a
15:41pretty good trade to to take to the
15:42upside. So, I'll take half my size here.
15:45Um this is a continuation style trade.
15:47If you remember from the continuation
15:48video when I talked about
15:49consolidations, we have PO3 here. The
15:51reason why I'm okay taking this is
15:52because if we get an inefficient break,
15:54then we can guarantee the additive trim.
15:57And what this means is that then we can
15:59uh have that extra guaranteed risk. We
16:01want to only take continuations with
16:02guaranteed risk. We'll check ES.
16:05Um okay, I'm going to actually run that
16:08back. If you look, ES does have those
16:10FVGs there. So, I'm going to continue to
16:12avoid this for now. You got to check
16:14both equities. It's an important habit
16:15to get into. So, I'm not going to be
16:16taking this long, but if that 1-minute
16:17flips, you could see a big gap. It did
16:19not flip. So, there is how we can kind
16:22of use context to avoid shitty trades.
16:23And again, we're still PO3. I'm not
16:25looking to take uh anything else until
16:27we get that. These little gaps will
16:28happen. Look at that. See, this is what
16:30I talk about, right? Pointer move not
16:32sustained.
16:33This is what you need to understand
16:34about MEC is the pointers will move
16:37price. You will move to the untapped
16:38from untapped from pointer, whatever.
16:40But where Where will we pull back to? If
16:42we pull back immediately, was it worth
16:43the entry? Of course not, right? Cuz
16:45then you have to do a lot of trim work,
16:46and it's stressful, and it's annoying.
16:48So,
16:49we have PO3, so we know we don't want to
16:50take any trades until we can take a
16:52higher low not associated. So, we're
16:53going to be targeting waiting for a New
16:54York PM high to take trades back into
16:56the range. But we can't take
16:57continuations. Now, this could be a good
16:59continuation if we have a pointer on the
17:01other equity, like somewhere in here. No
17:03pointer. There might have been a lower
17:04timeframe in here. We're going to sit
17:05out on this since we lost our um
17:08our bearings in there. We have no
17:09untapped FVG, so this is just kind of
17:11just sitting here.
17:14Um
17:16We're going to wait for that New York PM
17:17high to be taken, or if we can get a
17:18good reaction here, this would be a
17:20clean uh clean entry. Again, I'm going
17:21to avoid this. Not reacting to anything.
17:23It just looks like dog [ __ ] Look at
17:25that. See, this is how we can avoid
17:26shitty pointers. It just takes context,
17:28guys. That's a 5-minute high. I don't
17:30know if um
17:31I don't know if that was the one I I was
17:32waiting for. Oh, it's a completely
17:33different high. So, we're we're free to
17:34take trades back into the range now.
17:36Totally fine to do so, but as of now,
17:38we're just kind of chilling.
17:40Um I'm not Like I said, I'm not doing
17:42hyper-specific backtesting right now.
17:43I'm literally just
17:44just like kind of reading price and kind
17:46of giving you my feelings on stuff.
17:48I'm giving you some techniques.
17:50There might [snorts] be, you know,
17:50entries in here I'm missing. You know,
17:52I'm not doing any anything too deep at
17:53the moment. I'm kind of just looking at
17:54the 5-minute. So, this is a really good
17:56um a really good entry. There was
17:57probably some pointers in the lower
17:59timeframe in here somewhere between both
18:01equities. You have 4-minute and then
18:03inefficient break. So, we have a
18:04potentially good move here. We're coming
18:06to the end of day
18:07um on this on this day here.
18:10I've seen nothing I'm really interested
18:12in
18:13at this point.
18:14Like I said, just kind of
18:16seeing the techniques as they come. Not
18:17doing any full crazy backtesting.
18:20Um okay, yeah, we missed a trade. We're
18:22just probably going to chill on this
18:24until we get our new day here.
18:27Uh 3:50 window. We're going to go and
18:29just ice it. We'll move to the next
18:30session. Hopefully we get some better PA
18:32in the next session. But yeah, so with
18:34that that big one was just kind of
18:35talking about reading those pointers
18:36before they um before they fail. I
18:39always say this, but most pointers can
18:40be recognized as failing pointers before
18:42you take them. And that's because we use
18:44the FVGs to create context. Um
18:47If you run the indicator fast enough,
18:49bro, sometimes it'll Oh, whoops. It'll
18:52kind of bug out with this. It's just a
18:53TradingView error.
18:54Um okay, so this is already We already
18:56have an ongoing implied move. This is a
18:58beautiful trade already.
19:00Um
19:01this is a weak pointer because we've
19:02already made had the transition to the
19:04untapped FVG from the untapped FVG. So,
19:06we're going to go low size in this.
19:075-minute pointer reacting to untapped
19:09FVG. It's a continuation on EQ range. Um
19:12we're going to go light size in this.
19:14I have no trims, no targets. We're just
19:15using the uh pointer that forms as a
19:18result of it as a way to trim. If this
19:19was a swept pointer on the other equity,
19:20it would be a good trim point. But this
19:22is one of those trades where you just
19:23kind of have to let it ride because you
19:25don't have that much size in. And this
19:27is definitely letting it ride, I will
19:28say. We're definitely letting our nuts
19:29hang on this one a little bit. We'll see
19:31if there's any pointers reacting to that
19:32untapped FVG. If I missed it on the
19:34other equity, we'll check. Let's see ES.
19:37Doesn't look like we have anything. Very
19:39close, but no cigar. Um yeah, nothing in
19:42there.
19:43I'm going to go and avoid this for now.
19:46Um okay, 5-minute swept pointer. I don't
19:48know if this is tapped or untapped
19:49before.
19:50Looks like untapped. 5-minute swept
19:52pointer. We're going to but it's
19:53reacting to an untapped FFEG. So, here's
19:56what we have to do. We have to use the
19:58pointer to de-risk on. I always say it's
20:00better to to um
20:02it's better to keep the trade that's
20:03already winning versus take a trade that
20:04could lose because you can you have
20:06guaranteed profits at this point. So,
20:08what we're going to do is we're just
20:09going to automatically reduce our
20:10contract size on the fact that there's a
20:12pointer. But then what we're going to
20:13Whoops.
20:15That sucks. Okay, well, I accidentally
20:16added a contract. So, reduce our size
20:18there.
20:18>> [laughter]
20:19>> This is just not accurate at all
20:20anymore. Let's run this back. Wait, is
20:22this going to remove all my data from
20:23this back test?
20:25I guess it doesn't really matter since
20:26we're not back testing. Sorry for the
20:28lighting by the way.
20:29Um
20:30my bad.
20:31>> [laughter]
20:32>> My bad. Um let's run this trade back.
20:34We'll do actual data
20:36um and when we do back test and stuff,
20:38but for now
20:39just bear with me.
20:41Okay, let's go back to where we were.
20:43We're going to take two contracts off at
20:45the pointer and then we're going to use
20:47this fact that it's a sweep pointer from
20:48an untapped tapping into an untapped.
20:50There's our tap
20:51So, now what we want to do is we want to
20:52see if we need to reduce our risk given
20:55the fact Oh, I just bought all the
20:56contracts back. Okay.
20:58Let's just close the trade. We're just
20:59going to trust that one on that. And
21:01we're going to go to the 1-minute time
21:02frame and we're going to see how we
21:03react to that untapped FFEG. Um if we
21:06break the high, then obviously we are
21:07validating to the upside. This is a
21:08valid entry to the upside right here.
21:10And we're actually given another
21:115-minute pointers. This is another
21:12beautiful opportunity to take a trade to
21:14the upside. Regular pointer at this
21:16point. If we have um
21:18good little
21:20uh inefficient break and move to the
21:22FFEG, we're going light contract size in
21:24this. We got weak pointers. So, we're
21:26going to go light contract size in this.
21:27Not an SMT. Targets at the untapped FFEG
21:30at EQ range. I like to go really really
21:32early on this just cuz it's always a
21:33good idea.
21:34>> [snorts]
21:34>> We have that little EQ line as an idea
21:37where, you know, we would expect price
21:38to consolidate somewhere in the range
21:39using these on taps. So, we're just
21:41going to play it safe. We're going to
21:42use this guy right here cuz as price
21:44develops, EQ range will narrow in. We're
21:46just going to take off two contracts at
21:48this untapped. It's very discretionary
21:50at that point. Um oh, whoops.
21:53Okay. [laughter]
21:54I guess the 5-minute didn't close or
21:55something.
21:56Um so, it doesn't matter. I don't know
21:57what that was.
21:59That was so weird. What was that? Okay,
22:02so this is a big sweep pointer. So, we
22:03wouldn't even done anything on that. So,
22:05this wouldn't have been a trade. There
22:06was There was no 5-minute pointer there.
22:07I guess I was behind on data or
22:09something. That was not an entry.
22:10Apologies. But we have a 5-minute
22:12reacting to those on taps. We're going
22:13to go and take this trade to the
22:14downside. We have a continuation mold to
22:16the downside.
22:17Take this to the downside. We're going
22:18to set another little target here.
22:21We're going to do this at the next
22:22untapped. These are targets. Obviously,
22:24if ES had some as well, I can't really
22:27check cuz I'm only on a laptop, but when
22:29we're doing our official back testing,
22:30we'll have both equities up at the same
22:32time. And we're going to do our best to
22:33kind of see where those on taps would
22:34be. So, if I got it wrong, I got it
22:36wrong.
22:37Um but we have that 5-minute sweep
22:38pointer or 5-minute pointer reacting to
22:40those uh on taps. We have a 5-minute
22:41sweep pointer here. So, now we need to
22:44use the sweep pointer reacting to a
22:45standard FFEG to see if we need to
22:47reduce our risk. Um at this point, we're
22:49getting consolidated data on the draw.
22:51Sell side sweep move higher, buy side
22:52sweep move lower. So, we're getting a
22:54little bit of a consolidated uh data on
22:55the draw. I'm going to reduce my risk a
22:56little bit just because not as fun to
22:59trade.
23:00I don't want to be in on a heavy loss
23:02here. There we go.
23:03Not any reason to add any extra
23:04contracts. I'm not going to do any trims
23:06because we are light contracts. So, I'm
23:07just going to wait on a uh pointer or
23:11whatever the [ __ ] may happen. So, this
23:13might have been news.
23:15Maybe not. There might have been a
23:15pointer.
23:16Uh
23:19Okay, there are many pointers to exit on
23:20here. Hope you guys realize all these
23:22pointers are valid exits. So, we would
23:24call this PO3 somewhere in there. $50
23:26loss, but we reduce our risk because we
23:27lowered our contract size. That's a
23:29technique. Basically just like kind of
23:30reading the market using that sweep
23:31pointer, the data on the sweep pointer
23:33to control your risk. At this point,
23:35we're PO3'd. We don't want to trade till
23:37we collect a new draw. That draw being
23:39the low. That draw being the high. Until
23:41then, we can take continuations, but
23:43we're already in a continuation that we
23:44missed. So, this may eat and we just
23:46have to kind of sit there and watch it.
23:47This is part of back testing, guys. Like
23:49this is chill.
23:50Okay. Good little continuation. This
23:52sucks though because
23:54even though we're not in the trade, you
23:55have to understand when uh you're
23:57looking at a continuation from
23:58consolidations, you want to make sure
23:59you can guarantee risk. This is a little
24:01bit sucky, right? Because we have these
24:02FFEGs here. Uh we did move to EQ range
24:05to the same EQ range. This is a little
24:06bit sucky cuz we have these FFEGs here.
24:07We can't guarantee risk. You know, you
24:09can throw a little light conies in here
24:10if you've got a buffer.
24:12You've got to use a little bit of
24:13discretion when you're trading. You got
24:14to understand that not everything can be
24:16perfect rules. You know, I understand
24:17people aren't going to execute
24:18perfectly, but use a little bit of
24:20discretion. If you have a big buffer,
24:21just take the pointer. Like at a certain
24:23point, if you have, you know, if you
24:24have 2K buffer, be a little bit you
24:26know, discretion about what you're
24:27taking. But if you have a 10K buffer,
24:28just [ __ ] take every pointer, dude.
24:30Like who cares, bro? Like it doesn't
24:31matter at a certain point. Like
24:33with my trading, bro, like what I'll do
24:35is I'll build a a big buffer by waiting
24:37for, you know, these perfect setups and
24:39then I just drag my nuts with every
24:40pointer cuz yeah, sometimes it sucks,
24:41but you can be way more like confident
24:43because sure you'll lose money, but the
24:45wins are always bigger than the losses.
24:46The reason why we worry about it in the
24:47beginning is because your drawdown is
24:48going to eat your dick. So, we got to be
24:50careful about that. So, this is totally
24:52fine if you want to take it, but
24:54we're going to avoid it. It's a 5-minute
24:55sweep pointer. You can use that data.
24:56Another 5-minute sweep pointer. Again,
24:58same context here. You want to use the
24:59data on the draw. What is good is we
25:02could have a transition here, right? We
25:03could have a additive trim move if we
25:05get a 1-minute and a 5-minute
25:07inefficient break. You got to think
25:08about these legs. What's holding back
25:10this leg, right? If we have like let's
25:12say this is a This was previously a
25:13bullish leg, right? Because it's an uh
25:15IFFEG, but basically you want to think
25:17about it. It's previous bullish order
25:19block. It's FFEG sets are in here. In
25:21order for this low to essentially
25:23dissolve and the order block to
25:25dissolve, the highest and lowest time
25:26frame FFEGs need to break for the whole
25:28thing to come crumbling down. I mean,
25:30all of them need to break for it to come
25:31crumbling down, but you get my point.
25:33So, you can use the highs of the sweep
25:35pointers to read that data. See how
25:37we're trading into those FFEGs. Very
25:39consolidated. I'm going to avoid this,
25:40right? We're already avoiding it from
25:41avoid, but it's still valid. Like it's
25:43still a pointer in the direction from an
25:45untapped. So, it's still a valid move.
25:47And there's your next move to the
25:48untapped. Like I said,
25:50we'll see if we get any pointers coming
25:51from that. Ooh, this is just not real,
25:53bro. Not a pointer.
25:55Guys, come on. Let's Let's apply a
25:57little bit of logic there. Not obviously
25:59a pointer.
26:00>> [laughter]
26:01>> Dude, is this Is this a pointer? Yes,
26:02it's a pointer, but brother, literally
26:04what is this wick? Crazy wick. Um Like I
26:08said, I'm not looking at news or
26:09anything. I'm just kind of
26:10free balling this one. Freeing the nip
26:11here.
26:13>> [sighs]
26:13>> Um
26:15Okay, there might be a pointer share
26:16between the equities. This is a
26:18untapped.
26:19Uh
26:20Ooh, wait. Is that a pointer?
26:22Oh, come on, bro. This might be one on
26:24like NQ or something, but I think I have
26:26a bunch of stuff drawn in NQ. So, there
26:27might be a move from this or not. So,
26:30we're not going to we're not going to
26:31take a risk on it. It might Sometimes
26:33the minis and micros are offset a little
26:35bit.
26:36Okay, so we are getting a pointer to the
26:38downside, but we're not getting a
26:39reaction or anything. So, we're not
26:40going to take this trade. This is a
26:41structural pointer, I believe. Unless we
26:43are. Ooh, okay. So, we would have to
26:45have the pointer be on ES though.
26:48We are reacting to that low. There we
26:51have pointers, but I would say this is
26:52PO3'd. We're going to go light contract
26:54size on this obviously. If we can do an
26:55additive trim, then this is valid. Can't
26:58really do an additive trim. I'm going to
26:59avoid this.
27:00I'm going to go ahead and avoid that.
27:02>> [snorts]
27:03>> Um we're going to see if we can get a
27:04continuation going on in there. Ooh,
27:06beautiful trade. Beautiful. Beautiful. I
27:08avoided it. I wouldn't have taken this.
27:10Um but totally fine from a macro
27:11perspective. I just worry about where it
27:13will land. I would rather take the risk
27:15on the continuation that would present
27:18that can guarantee me risk like this guy
27:19here. This is This is going to be good.
27:21I'm going to go ahead and go full
27:21contract size in this.
27:23Whoops, I just opened my calculator.
27:25We're going to go full contract size.
27:26This is an additive trim. What I'll do
27:28is I'll probably add an extra 10
27:29contracts on this. Set a limit order
27:30here at the low
27:32um for 10 contracts. We're going to move
27:33there as long as we don't have any
27:35nonsense on ES
27:37to worry about. Let's check ES.
27:40We might have some nonsense. Maybe not.
27:43Ooh, okay. Well,
27:45we're just going to pray.
27:46>> [laughter]
27:47>> Basically in real time, we would have to
27:49use ES to trim, but you get you get what
27:51I would do here.
27:52Um yeah, this is a beautiful trade.
27:54We'll see how this prints.
27:57Dude, literally so clean. I'm going to
27:59reduce my risk a little bit here
28:02because we're tapping into the on taps
28:03at EQ range. So, that one little
28:05transition uh netted us a rack or maybe
28:08not.
28:10400 500 bucks basically. That's fire. We
28:13liked it.
28:14We like that.
28:15At this point, we're just waiting for a
28:17pointer reacting to an untapped to get
28:19us out of the trade. We reduce our risk
28:21on the untapped uh at EQ range. Other
28:24than that, we're just chilling.
28:25>> [snorts]
28:27>> Um no pointer range control we could
28:29have added on, I don't think. Yeah.
28:31Actually, wait. No, there is
28:32technically.
28:33Oh, wait. No, never mind. Yeah, we're a
28:34little bit far off from there. Close,
28:36but no cigar.
28:37Beautiful [snorts] trade. Literally a
28:39fantastic trade. Not an SMT. Actually,
28:41we are trading in an SMT. ES took the
28:42high. So, we can actually set targets at
28:44the lows. Whoops.
28:46associated to the high. So, we have the
28:47high. We can set targets at the lows
28:49associated to the high. It's always a
28:50good idea. You can use it or its
28:52untapped FFEGs between either equity.
28:55It's very discretionary. Just gives you
28:56the option to be able to reduce your
28:58contract size.
28:59So, we're going to do that. We're going
29:00to see if NQ or ES has a better
29:03look to it. Um like a better way to take
29:06profit on those.
29:07Um there's no on taps. I would actually
29:09set my trim
29:10but uh at this low here on ES right here
29:12because we have that untapped. I like to
29:14use the FFEGs. It's always a good idea
29:15cuz you're going to respect the FFEG
29:16before you respect a high or low. It's
29:18kind of always what's going to happen.
29:19So, we're going to keep our limit order
29:21there, but we would want to use ES first
29:22and foremost. Not going to add any risk
29:24on this because we can't create a
29:26additive trim.
29:27Um
29:28we might get a pointer or something
29:30going on here. See, this is what I mean.
29:32See how we're using the FFEG before we
29:33respect the high or the low? This
29:35happens all the time. Let's see if ES
29:36took out that low
29:38if we would have done our trims in
29:39there. Exactly what I mean. This is
29:41literally bar for bar. This is bar for
29:43bar what I'm talking about. It's It's
29:45It's writing itself in real time. Uh
29:47another thing we could have done in here
29:48technique wise
29:50this is my bad since I'm kind of
29:51managing a bunch of things at once is we
29:53could have used this 5 minute swept
29:55pointer digging into these F F E G's
29:57using the low here to reduce our risk on
29:59the 1 minute time frame if we pulled
30:00back we could have lowered our contract
30:02size that's something we could have done
30:03in there. So in hindsight that's what we
30:05would have done. I am going to reduce my
30:07risk because that's what we would have
30:08done
30:09and then if there was a pointer before
30:10this then I would have done our full
30:11exit and there's our pointer right here
30:12so we're going to take our full exit
30:14before this even happened. So obviously
30:15a much more profit would have been
30:17generated from this short. It's just I
30:18was too late. We're going to take this
30:21off there.
30:22Okay, so we're already in an implied
30:23move so we're just going to have to wait
30:24man.
30:25Is what it is brother. Is what it is.
30:295 minute swept pointer. Not a fan of
30:31this 5 minute swept pointer. I mean same
30:33context from before 5 minute swept
30:34pointer on tap F F E G. We can use this
30:37right? But why do I not care about
30:39testing the swept pointer? Because at
30:41the end of the day we have to flip these
30:42guys. These are what's going to be more
30:43important in this test of the swept
30:45pointer. So I don't give a [ __ ] about
30:46the swept pointer. I don't care about
30:48the swept pointer. I'm not going to
30:49throw any crazy risk at that. Cuz you
30:51need [snorts] to break these in order
30:52for price to fail and boom there you go.
30:54That's how you avoid shitty pointers.
30:56Now this the upside has a lot of an
30:58easier opportunity with a swept pointer
30:59cuz all we have to do is flip the five
31:01or flip the four. So that's really it.
31:04But we have no untapped transition so
31:07nothing we can do.
31:08See move not sustained because there was
31:10no there's nothing to work with there.
31:12Same right here 5 minute swept pointer.
31:14There's that low being taken. We
31:16validate the swept pointer so this is
31:17currently the point of range of control.
31:19Right here boom boom boom.
31:22I'm geeking right now. Hopefully you
31:23guys are learning bro. Hopefully you
31:24guys are are are tapped into this [ __ ]
31:26I'm going crazy. There's your point of
31:28range of control. If we get a um
31:30a transition here it'll be it'll you
31:33know remove that point of range of
31:34control and there we go we have another
31:355 minute swept pointer continuation. I'm
31:37going to go and take this
31:39low contract size because it's swept
31:40pointer and then we'll use the swept
31:42pointer to de-risk our trade.
31:44Let's see [snorts] how we trade on this.
31:45We did pull away at first we'll see if
31:48we can break it. We need to break it in
31:49order to validate it and we can't create
31:50a pointer in that time and if we do
31:52it'll remove the point of range of
31:54control. We did technically break it so
31:57on that one equity. I hate how it does
31:58that. Okay, so we did break the swept
32:00pointer so this is currently a valid
32:02point of range of control.
32:03These are all valid.
32:05We'll just see how far this takes us.
32:07We have to kind of be careful between N
32:10N M N Q and E S cuz I don't know where
32:12the untaps are.
32:13It's just kind of a a little gamble
32:14there's an untap here at 698275.
32:17Um so we'll see.
32:21We'll see how we move here.
32:26Um
32:28a little bit choppy here at these lows.
32:29Pointer reacting to the F F E G not an
32:31untap F F E G so I'm not going to get
32:32out of this trade. They're oh we might
32:34have pulled down we might have created
32:36the untaps so I didn't even realize on a
32:38lower time frame on the other equity.
32:44I'm a smoking.
32:46Oh there's a 1 minute there was a 1
32:49minute right there. That pointer was
32:50right on that 1 minute untap. So our
32:52loss would have been a break even right
32:54here at that pointer. Totally fine.
32:56Tapping into that point of range of
32:57control. I don't think it's valid
32:58anymore cuz we had that that untap so
33:00not going to worry about that. Again
33:02we're going to avoid all this trading
33:03this is P O 3 now.
33:05Just a bunch of swept pointers of hell
33:06here. I don't care about them because we
33:08have these big F F E G's and not a lot
33:10of time. I don't care about this. I
33:11don't care. I don't these are not high
33:13quality trades. I'm going to avoid these
33:14at all costs.
33:16>> [snorts]
33:16>> Look at that. Boom.
33:18Boom boom boom. Not fun these are not
33:20fun trades to take and there's 350
33:22window anyway so we're not we're done.
33:24None of this is tradeable here just
33:25because of the 350 window. So we're
33:27going to do side of this.
33:28We're going to go ahead and move on to
33:29the next day. How long is this
33:30recording?
33:31About to become black real quick.
33:3330 minutes.
33:35Ooh.
33:36Okay, we'll do one more day.
33:38I feel like I'm showing a lot of
33:38techniques so far.
33:41I think I've done a pretty good job. I
33:42might make a separate video on some of
33:43the techniques but I wanted to do
33:45kind of give you guys a little bit of a
33:47view of MAC since a lot of you guys have
33:48just kind of been learning the concepts.
33:49You guys have seen it in action.
33:51Um
33:52Holy [ __ ] this is some crazy news I F F
33:55E G. Disregard those always.
33:57Um okay so 5 minute swept pointer 5
33:59minute pointer. Again if there's news we
34:01might get cooked. I I don't have no idea
34:02I'm not checking. 5 minute swept or 5
34:04minute pointer reacting to untap F F E
34:05G's. Check E S.
34:07Same exact look. Um be careful when
34:10you're taking a pointer into untaps
34:12right? In this case we're not so we're
34:14just going to take our full size but you
34:15got to be careful because if we're
34:16coming into these untaps you could see a
34:17crazy rejection you have to analyze the
34:20width of the loss you could take at
34:21minimum. So width of the loss we could
34:23take here is 85 points if we're tapping
34:25into an untap which we're not because
34:27this wick came in here and invalidated
34:28all these F F E G's. So we could create
34:31them but then we would have we would
34:33pull back into them and then react to
34:34them and get a lower loss. So we're
34:36always going to respect the pointer
34:37rules.
34:38>> [snorts]
34:38[laughter]
34:39>> Yo look at this. This is when the sizing
34:41eats. Correlated pointers on tap bro
34:44this is when the sizing eats. We're
34:46going to reduce our contract size on the
34:48untap F F E G. It's just always a good
34:49idea.
34:50Not by that much should have done like
34:52two or three. Whatever you want to do
34:53just do it consistently. Anything in
34:55here could be a valid reason to get out
34:57since we're reacting to those untaps.
34:59Think those that was a pointer. 5 minute
35:01swept pointer we can use that to reduce
35:03our risk. We'll check E S see what we
35:05look like.
35:06Um
35:08Man this is probably just one of those
35:09situations.
35:11Um dude that doesn't even look like a
35:13pointer. Like brother.
35:15Making my job hard. What on earth is
35:17that bro? No it's not.
35:21Come on.
35:23Bro.
35:24Come on. Okay 5 minute swept so we can
35:26use the swept to de-risk our trade.
35:28We're obviously late to that. If it
35:30created low time frame inefficiency then
35:31I would reduce my risk. I would also
35:33reduce the risk on the inefficient
35:34break. So we're going to reduce our risk
35:36a little bit. Secure some profits. Um
35:39we'll see if it ended up creating that F
35:41F E G. Did not create the F F E G. It
35:42might have been a point of range of
35:43control.
35:44On one of the equities.
35:47Another 5 minute swept pointer. We're
35:48going to use this one to reduce our risk
35:49as well cuz think about it right? What's
35:51holding back this move? These F F E G's
35:53and we're going to trade off this low
35:54and see how we react. Let's go to the 1
35:56minute time frame. Do we fail on those F
35:58F E G's? Let's see.
36:00We break the low we're going to leave
36:01this time frame and now we're just going
36:02to revert back to pointers. We might get
36:04a swept pointer again but so far it's
36:06still valid. Eating bro. Literally this
36:09is the sauciest video I made so far.
36:10Like holy [ __ ] And I won't [snorts]
36:12even get allegations of scamming and
36:14lying and cheating and larping because
36:16you saw me click the the [ __ ] wick in
36:18real time bro.
36:19I'll even show you there's nothing
36:20around me.
36:21Nothing around me. Okay?
36:24Practice what I preach. Okay?
36:285 minute pointer reacting to untaps
36:29there's our closure. Make it you make.
36:32That simple guys. It is literally that
36:34simple. So I don't know how much that
36:35day was but that was pretty [ __ ]
36:37good. Yeah this day is past your eval. I
36:39passed your eval in one day. Not bad at
36:41all literally not bad at all. Fantastic.
36:43Um if you have any questions in the
36:45comments below please leave them. I know
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36:48coming from my videos but hopefully you
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37:01this could be some tech hold on.
37:03Give me a sec.
37:04How do I do this though?
37:06How I do it though? Where the Discord
37:08at?
37:09Where the Discord at?
37:10Dude I'm so black right now.
37:12Holy [ __ ]
37:14Okay take a look boys. Show you guys
37:16what we got going on. I'm as we're
37:18getting deeper into the MAC model I know
37:21that a lot of you guys are going to be
37:22back testing and be trading and have
37:23questions. I want you guys to know that
37:26we got this right here.
37:27Mink. Can you see this?
37:30You can't see me but just hear me.
37:31Listen to my voice. I'm going to guide
37:33you. So we have real tripper only chat
37:35here the indicator. You get access to
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37:45you know what I'm thinking about all of
37:46them. Sometimes I don't get to all of
37:48them but I'll leave commentary on things
37:50that have open commentary. If it's
37:52you're doing something [ __ ] like
37:53right here.
37:54Kind of just giving you guys advice all
37:56types of stuff.
37:57So I don't know how many of these are
37:59there. There's a [ __ ] ton bro. There's
38:01so many. Same thing here we have um
38:03ask MAC research which I got to go
38:04through tomorrow. Um we have tons of
38:07questions that you can just directly ask
38:09me. It's the best way to you know ask me
38:10specific questions. Some people are
38:11[ __ ] okay? And then obviously the
38:13chat here which are people that are
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38:16degree. So if you if you want use it. I
38:19will be using the people in here to um
38:22to
38:23bring on to videos. We're going to have
38:24calls with people. We're going to be
38:25doing all sorts of stuff. I want to
38:26involve you guys. But yeah I think
38:28that's it. I'm black right now. Let me
38:29let me go back to the Actually let's
38:31just end the video.
38:33You guys see me? [ __ ] you can't even see
38:35me. Whatever.
38:36Enjoy. I'll see you guys later. Bye-bye.
38:38Oh [ __ ] I definitely said the end word
38:39there. Whatever.