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0:00Welcome back to the boot camp, troop
0:01camp. Welcome back. We are steamrolling
0:04through this [ __ ] We have a lot of good
0:05information for you tonight. Really,
0:07really strong stuff. This is going to be
0:08really, really important concept. The
0:10way I'm kind of piecing it right now is
0:11I'm going through and I'm like taking
0:13all the pointer rules, which I've taught
0:14before previously on this channel, and
0:16I'm making individual episodes on them.
0:17Once I get through all the pointer rules
0:19in each lesson, then I'm going to make a
0:20recap of all of the rules step-by-step.
0:24But, we're going to do a deep dive on
0:25one of the rules today, which is not
0:27really anything
0:29new, but none of you probably know how
0:32to use it or how it works or any of that
0:34good stuff. So, I've already gone ahead
0:35and outlined a couple examples, and then
0:37we're going to go ahead and find some
0:38examples in real time. I don't want it
0:40to be cherry-picked. I want to explain
0:41the concept using something I've seen
0:43and then go back in here and find more.
0:45So,
0:46this is one of the pointer rules that we
0:48have. If you hear that noise in the
0:49background, it's Nina eating her food. I
0:51tried to distract her before I made the
0:53video. I doubt it's going to work. She's
0:54probably going to go nuts. It's like she
0:56knows when OBS turns on.
0:58Um that being said, the rule of pointers
1:02we're talking about today is the idea
1:03that you cannot We talked about this in
1:04episode number five. I don't know,
1:06whatever what a pointer video was.
1:09Uh we talked about one of the main rules
1:10being that you cannot have an implied
1:12move. This is also going with the
1:13untapped um FVG video. You cannot have
1:16an implied move
1:17without a pointer without an FVG or an
1:19untapped FVG. If you remember from the
1:21untapped uh FVG video, you understood
1:23that a bias range does not inverse. You
1:26don't change the way you want to look at
1:28the market until you get a pointer
1:30reacting to an untapped unfilled FVG um
1:33or you created one or whatever the case
1:35is. You're not looking for any type of
1:37new direction the market unless you have
1:39one of those happen. And you will not
1:40have a reversal if you don't have an
1:41untapped FVG involved somewhere in the
1:43picture between NQ and yes, whether it's
1:46a a newly created uh FVG or you're
1:48reacting to an FVG. Whatever the case
1:51may be, it it holds.
1:52Um what the [ __ ] is she doing, bro? Oh,
1:54I know she's about to cause some havoc.
1:56Oh.
1:57Anyways,
1:58um this particular rule is
2:01going to be really useful in
2:02understanding when we can refill new
2:04contracts after we do what's called the
2:06additive trim. I thought we were doing
2:08the additive trim today. We're not.
2:09We're doing it in the next episode. This
2:11technique
2:12is we're going to call it pointer range
2:14of control or PROC, whatever you want to
2:15call it. It's also in the indicator. You
2:17go in here, click this little guy in
2:18here. It's called the ECR, pointer range
2:20control, efficient candle range,
2:22whatever you want to call it. You can
2:23turn it on if you want to. Basically,
2:26it's a way to feather out and feather
2:28back in positions using a previous
2:30pointer. Now, the rule is this. We know
2:33that you cannot have an implied move
2:34without an untapped FVG without a
2:36pointer, right? And so, when you have a
2:39recently created bias like set, which is
2:42a pointer untapped FVG, when that
2:44happens, you can outline a pointer range
2:46control. This pointer range of control
2:48is valid until you create a new pointer,
2:50a new untapped FVG against you. You can
2:53continue to use this range as a way to
2:55refill positions. So, let's say
2:58again, if you don't know what an
2:58additive trim is, there's a video on my
2:59YouTube channel somewhere in there about
3:01it, but specifically, you can just wait
3:03for the next episode. Um but I want you
3:04to imagine that we're able to get out
3:06contracts somewhere in here, right?
3:07That's what I want you to imagine. We're
3:08able to capitalize on this move using
3:10the additive trim principle. You'll
3:11learn about that in the next video.
3:13Um well, we clearly see the bias the
3:15continues to the downside, right? And
3:17there might have been a pointer or
3:18whatever the case, but there wasn't an
3:19untapped FVG in this example. Oh, what
3:21is she doing, bro? There wasn't an
3:22untapped FVG in this example. We didn't
3:24come from any untapped FVG. So, even if
3:26there was a pointer, if anything, it's
3:27just a small retrace back on the inside.
3:30So, it's a way to get trim those
3:31contracts out, right? But, we never made
3:34a We never had an untapped FVG. We never
3:35had a pointer reacting to an untapped
3:37FVG. So, the bias range, the direction
3:39that we're looking to take in the market
3:40does not change. And you'll notice that
3:42price uses the same range of the pointer
3:44that formed off of a previous untapped
3:46FVG to justify and hold trades to the
3:49downside. And what we can do is we can
3:51if we come back into that pointer range,
3:53we can refill and re-add some contracts
3:55in case we want to get more
3:57more money on the line. It's a way to
3:58enter in positions using limit orders
4:00without ever having to actually wait on
4:02a pointer. This is how you see me do it
4:03all the time. So, you can do this as
4:05long as you do not have a new bias
4:07setting range. The trick is is knowing
4:09how to read the market with regular
4:11pointers and regular FVGs. We're going
4:12to get to this when we backtest to know
4:14when to not feather in those new
4:15positions because sometimes, right?
4:17Imagine you come in and we retrace and
4:19then we make, you know, we we come in
4:21deeply into this big pointer. If the
4:22pointer range is [ __ ] this big,
4:24right? And then we come in, come in,
4:25come in, come in and then make an
4:26untapped, then make a pointer. Well,
4:28then you lose money, right? On the
4:29original entry that you had in those
4:30contracts, right? You Whoops. You lose
4:32money because our entries were down
4:34here. And if you refill super early on
4:36the pointer range, well then if price
4:38moves up a little bit more, then creates
4:39new untapped FVG and then reacts to that
4:41with a pointer, well then you do lose a
4:43little bit more money. So, the trick is
4:44to use a little bit of context
4:45management skills to understand when and
4:47not when uh how to not do this and when
4:49to do it. So, I've outlined a couple of
4:51examples to you know, kind of explain
4:53this, but let's look at this um
4:55let's look at this move, right? So, we
4:56come in, we have our pointer, we have
4:57our volume, we have our additive trim.
4:59Then what we see, no [ __ ] untapped
5:01FVG, no nothing. It's just a regular
5:03FVG. No untapped, no nothing. We come
5:05in, we use the same range to displace no
5:07pointers, and we weren't given another
5:09pointer. This is one of those examples.
5:11I don't know if you guys have ever
5:12noticed when sometimes in the market,
5:14you don't get another pointer to enter
5:16on. So, like you'll see, you know, some
5:17crazy move. This is how a lot of you
5:18guys are complaining like, "Oh, there
5:20was no move. Like how was I supposed to
5:21get in?" It's because, you know, you
5:23have you're thinking in terms of market
5:25opens and closes, 9:30 market open for
5:27New York. You're only trading New York,
5:29but what if you know, there was a London
5:31pointer, right?
5:32And it's still valid and we we displace
5:34higher and then 9:30 hits, we manipulate
5:36back into the 9:30 window without ever
5:38creating a new pointer and a new pointer
5:40range of control, and then we refill off
5:41that pointer and then we go higher and
5:43there was never a new pointer. It
5:44doesn't have to give you a new pointer
5:45because it already did that back here,
5:46right? Why would it need to do it again?
5:48So, that's what kind of what I'm trying
5:49to get at here is um sometimes it is a
5:52way to get in a bias without ever having
5:54gotten on the original pointer. Um and
5:56this all goes back to our original
5:57rules. There's a lot of ways to take
5:59trades without ever actually entering
6:01the pointer. A lot of ways we're going
6:02to be doing this. So, this is one
6:04example of a Oh, did I delete all of my
6:05pointer range controls?
6:07Oh, don't tell me. Okay. Okay. So,
6:11I had three examples outlined here so we
6:12can kind of go through this. It was just
6:14the ones I could find as quickly as I
6:15could. And then we can see price
6:17delivers
6:18very, very inefficiently after this,
6:20right? When does this end? When you
6:22react to a new untapped FVG, we create
6:24new untapped FVG. This range control is
6:26no longer valid upon the exit of the
6:28bias, right? So, when that bias fails,
6:30you're no longer looking to take that
6:31type of trade. So, whenever we have an
6:32untapped FVG, Nina, holy [ __ ] She's
6:35biting my shoe. Oh my god. Whenever you
6:37have an untapped FVG and new pointer, we
6:39no longer use this as a range of
6:40control. So, obviously,
6:42beyond now, it's no longer going to be
6:43useful. We'll be feathered out of this
6:45position almost entirely at this point.
6:47Um and you'll notice when we come back
6:48to revisit it, we don't respect it the
6:49way we did before. So, we don't We can
6:51clearly see that the features in the
6:53market are supporting the rules. So,
6:55this is no longer a range of control
6:57that we're looking to take trades in.
6:58Just ignore this mess here. I don't want
7:00to delete my other ranges I outlined.
7:02I'll let this kind of play. We have a
7:03couple of other ranges I've drawn out
7:06here
7:07somewhere in price. Yeah, okay.
7:10It's a really, really cool way to
7:12participate in the market without
7:13without being there for those particular
7:16um
7:17ranges. It's pretty cool. It helps
7:19explain a lot of moves that you might
7:20not have seen before, and it goes back
7:21to our original rules, right? Knowing
7:23that we can't have an implied move
7:24without it. Um so, it's a really cool
7:26technique. We'll wait for us to come
7:27back in this range. I want to prove it
7:28to you. I urge you guys everything I
7:30say. It's not like some ICT like
7:31vagueness. I'm very specific about what
7:33I'm saying. Go test it yourself. Go find
7:35it yourself, okay? It's not going to be
7:37discretionary in this case.
7:40>> [snorts]
7:40>> Um there's a lot of rules to the MAC
7:42model, but once you know them, it's
7:43like, dude, it's it is the greatest
7:45strategy of all time. Boom. Okay, here
7:47we go. So, let's take a look here.
7:49What do we see happen? Let's take a note
7:51of where these untaps are and wait for
7:53our pointer. Okay, so we have a pointer
7:55right here. Notice this pointer,
7:575-minute swept pointer reacting to these
7:59These will go in in this next candle. We
8:01are We broke out of our FF Oops. We
8:04broke out Oh my god, bro. Holy [ __ ]
8:08You're cooking me here.
8:09There we go. We broke out of our FFGs.
8:13Oh my god.
8:14We broke out of our FFGs, and then we
8:16come back in and tap the previous
8:18untaps, right? So, these were untapped
8:20FFGs on the break. Just because you
8:22break doesn't mean you tap them. Then we
8:23come in and we tap them, and then we
8:25form a pointer after this. This is a
8:275-minute swept pointer from the last
8:29video, a pointer, and there might be one
8:31on the lower timeframe as well. You want
8:32to use the first one, right? The first
8:34pointer to the first untap is going to
8:36be the the best way to look at this. It
8:37also gives you a really tight range. So,
8:38there's like a 3-minute in here or like
8:40a lower timeframe. You can use that as
8:41well. You want to use the the the first
8:43pointer that happens off of an untap.
8:45Nina, no. Uh-uh.
8:47Uh-uh.
8:48Uh-uh.
8:50No.
8:51Bro.
8:52Nina.
8:54Bro, hold on. Come here.
8:57No.
8:59Holy [ __ ] bro.
9:01You You're cooking me. Go to bed. Bed.
9:04Oh my god. All right.
9:06I'm going to try to hold you for this
9:07video, but if you
9:09if you act up,
9:10if you're on [ __ ]
9:12if you bite me and you're on [ __ ]
9:14then you have to go back to
9:20to your bed, you [ __ ]
9:21Okay. 5-minute swept pointer.
9:24Um we can use this this this this
9:265-minute swept pointer
9:27as a way to refill contracts assuming
9:30that we break that that high. She's
9:32taking a [ __ ]
9:33>> [sighs]
9:34>> I'll be right back.
9:36Okay, sorry about that. Had to walk
9:38Nina. Thanks, Nina. You're the greatest
9:39dog ever.
9:42Okay.
9:44This pointer, this range of control
9:45we're looking at, right? This area to
9:46refill orders, it's a it's a regular
9:48entry, right? It's a regular entry
9:49model. But, what we can do is once we
9:52validate as a pointer using the swept
9:54pointer rule that you learned in the
9:55last episode, and we break that high, we
9:59clearly can see we're never going to get
10:01a invalidation of our bias until we come
10:04up into these untaps at up here, right?
10:07There may be some feathering down of the
10:08position as we fill orders inside of
10:10these FFEGs here, but we're never really
10:12looking for the opposite style of trade
10:14until we have like a a full reversion.
10:16So, like this is where we're really
10:17targeting
10:19um for our full TP. That's not
10:21necessarily the case. We're looking for
10:22more than that, of course, but this
10:245-minute swept pointer once it breaks
10:25that high, you can do a swept pointer
10:26test. You can see we break this high.
10:28So, our we probably take a half of our
10:31contract size here, the rest of our
10:32contracts on the break on whatever time
10:33frame uh I did the break on like that
10:35like whatever that best looked like.
10:37Let's just say we even entered there an
10:39extra set of contracts. Well, then
10:42basically this is a valid range of
10:43control until we get an untapped and a
10:46pointer, and we can continue to use it
10:47to justify and refill contracts. So, if
10:49like we're doing trims for whatever
10:51reason, then this this breathe back in,
10:53right? You see how we came back into
10:55this pointer range, we can fill more
10:57contracts and get a little bit more in
10:58on this and have more targets sitting
11:00here, right? You see how we're still
11:01justifying, and boom, right up into
11:03those untapped FFEGs. Um still no
11:06pointer against that. We're never really
11:07out of our bias till we have that
11:09pointer against us on whatever time
11:10frame that may be.
11:12We can see 4-minute pointer, and if it
11:14breaks that 1-minute low, that's a
11:154-minute swept pointer
11:17um
11:17if it breaks that low.
11:19There is no the new one anyways.
11:21Um so, it doesn't even matter. Okay? So,
11:23this range is probably no longer valid
11:26uh Nina. Oh my god. This range is
11:28probably no longer valid um just because
11:30we've consolidated probably made a bunch
11:31of different smaller ones in here, new
11:33ranges of control. When price is uh
11:36consolidating, you'll have two valid
11:38pointer ranges of control forming at
11:39like very quickly. So, the basically
11:41every time you see untap pointer happen
11:43happen happen happen, another sign of a
11:45consolidation. Our next episode we're
11:47going to be talking about uh
11:48consolidations more uh clearly. We're
11:50going to talk about all the rules behind
11:52them, how to identify them, how to not
11:53trade them, all that good stuff um
11:55beforehand. So, I think I had one more
11:57example and then we'll go ahead and look
11:58for our own in real time in case you
11:59think I'm cherry-picking. But again, I
12:01urge you to go and test all these rules
12:02yourself. They're fully valid. Um they
12:05will work without me. Just go see it
12:08happen.
12:09Don't uh
12:10don't take my word for it.
12:12Okay.
12:13I have another one coming up here. There
12:14was probably more in here, but I was
12:16just looking for New York ones. You can
12:17trade Asia, you can trade London, of
12:19course, but it's just going to be
12:20easiest to look for the volume in uh the
12:22New York.
12:23Okay, here we go.
12:25All right. So, notice they happen around
12:27the untaps, so makes sense.
12:29>> [clears throat]
12:30>> Come on.
12:33There we go. Okay.
12:36Boom. Okay, so here is our pointer um
12:42off of our untapped FFEG. There's your
12:44pointer off the untapped FFEG. This is
12:45the valid range to trade away from. So,
12:48as long as we don't create a pointer
12:51FFEG combo, we can continue to use it to
12:53justify trades. So, boom, there's a
12:54little refill. The reason why this
12:56doesn't matter is because it's already
12:58tapped by the time the pointer forms.
12:59Doesn't matter. And then you get another
13:015-minute pointer to the downside, we can
13:02use that to justify trades. You can tell
13:04it's also failed the the swept pointer
13:05test, also doesn't matter. We're using
13:07the same pointer range out. You're fully
13:09mitigating this um this this range once
13:12you create an untap and a pointer.
13:15Um so, whenever that happens
13:17um so, like there is multiple ways we
13:18could we could feather out positions,
13:20create the added trim, make money, do
13:21our risk management, and then refill
13:23those contracts we took off, and then
13:25queue back in again. Really really
13:27simple concept. 5-minute swept pointer
13:28could be a reversal down here if we
13:30>> [laughter]
13:31>> I didn't even remember. God, I swear.
13:34Could be a reversal. 5-minute swept
13:36pointer, go watch the video if you don't
13:37understand why that happened.
13:39Um but again, whenever there you had
13:40that that new pointer, that range
13:42disappears and is no longer valid. In
13:43fact, we actually had a new one right
13:44here, I think.
13:45Um
13:47Uh let me see. Might happen.
13:49I'm assuming there is.
13:51Uh yeah, so we have a new one that forms
13:53here.
13:54Um and you see we came back into it
13:56again, and we retested it. As long as
13:57there was no pointer in there, we can
13:58still use it to justify trades. Uh it
14:00doesn't matter anyways, it's mitigated
14:01now. So, that's a very simple overall
14:04view on how to use the pointer range of
14:06control. I've had a lot of people ask me
14:08about it, especially after yesterday
14:09when I mentioned it, so I wanted to make
14:11the video, get it out as quick as
14:12possible. It's really really simple,
14:13guys. It's just going back to original
14:14pointer rules and knowing you cannot
14:15have an inversion. You cannot have a
14:17bias change unless you have a new
14:19pointer, a new untapped FFEG. So, you
14:21can continue to use that same range to
14:23refill orders after you've done your
14:24added a trim. It's a really really cool
14:26concept. You just have to be careful
14:27with if you're if you have a big pointer
14:29that you're trading like a huge like
14:305-minute or whatever,
14:31um you have to be careful about finding
14:33the lowest pointer. Sometimes you might
14:34just use a 5, and there might be like a
14:363 or 2 or 4 or whatever, something on a
14:38lower time frame that might exist that
14:39could better represent when you'd want
14:41to fill, you get some more precise
14:42entries. Um and like I said, you could
14:44also create untaps while you're
14:46retracing into that. And if you do that,
14:47then create a pointer, well then you
14:49lost money on the retrace. So, you do
14:51have to be careful in with how you use
14:52it. Let's find an example. I mean, that
14:54was one example I found, just that
14:55little retrace and then the the retap.
14:57We'll find another example.
14:59Notice how we're not respecting this
15:01previous range like we uh did before
15:03with other ranges. Let's go to a new New
15:04York, and we'll find a new one. We'll
15:06see if we can find a good example of
15:07this. Nina. Oh my god.
15:11She's a [ __ ] She's a [ __ ]
15:14Okay.
15:16Boom. So, here's our new New York.
15:18>> [snorts]
15:18>> Um
15:20I urge you guys go back into some of the
15:21trades you've taken and see if there
15:23was, you know, or go back into some days
15:25where you thought that were untradable
15:26and see if there was a pointer range of
15:27control that was just a tap that you
15:29couldn't have been a part of. That's
15:30oftentimes what you'll see is like more
15:32than 90% of the time if you missed a
15:34trade that day,
15:35if you were on all day, then the biggest
15:37trades happen as
15:39manipulations into the macro, right? And
15:41so, if you know where the pointer
15:42happened in the previous session, as
15:43long as you don't get a new pointer, you
15:45can use that volatility like then from
15:47from 9:30 like that 9:30 window from
15:49previous sessions to make so much money.
15:51Like it's so free. You literally just
15:52set the level, and then you you just
15:53hold that [ __ ] and enter. Okay, so we
15:55have 5-minute swept pointer probably
15:56going to fail the test here. It's really
15:57really No, it didn't fail the test,
15:59actually. 5-minute swept pointer, so
16:00this is actually a valid pointer range
16:01of control. It could fail, obviously.
16:03Coming from a consolidation. I don't
16:04want to do any deep analysis on this
16:06just cuz like it's just going to be
16:07really
16:08brutal. There we go. You can actually
16:10see my old drawings in here from when I
16:12used to do all this stuff manually and
16:13stuff. It's crazy.
16:14Um
16:15I never got rid of those. But yeah, so
16:16when we're going to see those inversions
16:17are going to be at these untapped FFEGs.
16:19This is going to be a valid range unless
16:21we, you know, create a new pointer
16:22against us.
16:23Uh at this point we were previously
16:25consolidated. This is what I mean by
16:27using that prior logic to kind of not
16:29take trades. We wouldn't be even taking
16:31trades in here due to the consolidation.
16:32Going to have to explain this in the
16:33next video, but you can still see the
16:35lot of justifying until you have that
16:36new pointer, even though it's not very
16:38clean. Whoops, you can't even see. Even
16:40though it's not very clean, we never got
16:41a pointer, and we still used the range.
16:43Then we got a pointer, and now we're no
16:44longer going to use that as a range to
16:46take trades from, but we have a new one
16:47anyways.
16:48We'll look for a more clean one. We'll
16:49wait for a bit of a a wee retrace heavy.
16:53We're out of data. Let's go back a
16:54little bit um
16:56Let's go back. I don't know.
16:59Let's see. Let's go
17:01before
17:02any of this [ __ ] Let's go in here.
17:06>> [snorts]
17:07>> Yeah, bloody week this week, boys. Very
17:09bloody week.
17:10>> [snorts]
17:12>> All right. There we go.
17:14Nina. Oh my god.
17:15Do something, bro.
17:17I bought her a trillion [ __ ] toys. I
17:19spent a whole top-step pay on this
17:20little girl.
17:21She's pulling that [ __ ] she just
17:23chooses the most absurd things. Like she
17:25I came home last night, bro.
17:28I came home last night at 4:00 a.m. I'm
17:30not even going to lie, bro. And somehow
17:33I've gone golfing once in my life. Once.
17:36Once. I had a like one of those little
17:38[ __ ] tee thingies. I don't even know
17:40what the [ __ ] those are called in my
17:41pants pocket in my closet. She crawled
17:44underneath the closet door. I don't know
17:47how the [ __ ] that even happened, bro.
17:49How did you even get your skull through
17:50that [ __ ] She She dug herself in there,
17:53found the one pair of pants that had
17:54that [ __ ] in it. And then she pulled
17:56that [ __ ] out, she chewed it to a
17:57billion pieces. It was all over the the
17:59house, like little tiny fragments of
18:01this thing. Like it exploded or
18:02something. Like how the [ __ ] like where
18:05are you finding this [ __ ] at? Dead ass,
18:07bro. This dog is like it I'm not sure.
18:09She's nuts. She's nuts.
18:12Um she's going to have a lot more room
18:13though very soon. Not trying to announce
18:15anything yet. Some of you guys already
18:17kind of know, but she's going to have
18:18some more room soon, if you know what I
18:19mean. Um
18:22Okay, let's see if we can get a new
18:24pointer range of control. There is a
18:259:30 open. I'm not even going to check
18:26for news. We're not backtesting or
18:27anything. We'll wait for a really clean
18:28There we go. So, this is a 5-minute
18:30pointer swept pointer, so it's not valid
18:31till we break that low. So, you go like
18:33like contract size, and then or that
18:35[snorts] high, excuse me. We did break
18:36the high.
18:37As long as you don't make any new
18:38pointers, new untaps, or whatever, then
18:41it's still valid range of control. We
18:43did break the high though.
18:44Um
18:49That's pretty beautiful. That's pretty
18:51beautiful, chat. Come on.
18:54Swam in that [ __ ] Still no pointer,
18:56still no untap. A lot of consolidation.
18:57You would probably want to feather your
18:59size down. You wouldn't want to be in
19:00too crazy size in that. So, until we
19:02have an untap, till we have a pointer,
19:03it's still valid. We might have had one
19:04moving really quickly in this. Uh my
19:06chances are if it I mean, if we look at
19:08it and it it [ __ ] doesn't hold, then
19:10it we probably at this point had
19:11something. Let's Oh, what the [ __ ] Holy
19:13data loss.
19:15Let me [snorts] find a more clean
19:17example of this. Going a little bit
19:19quick here.
19:21I still want these videos to be too
19:22long.
19:23Um you guys have the attention span of a
19:25[ __ ] fly.
19:26So.
19:28Engagement's been pretty high though.
19:29You guys have been [ __ ] with the boot
19:30camp. You guys have been really rocking
19:32with it. I'm doing my best trying to
19:34grind them out, trying to make sure I
19:35don't have to make any more videos about
19:38these specific concepts again. I can
19:39just point to and say, "There you go."
19:41Um I do have backtesting videos planned.
19:43I also have um
19:45a whole plan to use the trading log that
19:47we have in the Discord. We have an
19:48indicator you can ask to a trading
19:50journal and a
19:51uh a Q&A where you can ask me direct
19:53questions all that kind of [ __ ] I plan
19:54on doing reviews on the YouTube channel
19:56with that. I also plan on inviting
19:57people that own the indicator to hop on
20:00episodes and I'll critique their back
20:02testing. I have whole plans for all this
20:03[ __ ] So, if you want to be involved
20:04with that, just let me know in the
20:05comment section. I'm happy to involve
20:08you.
20:08Okay, so 5-minute pointer. This is our
20:10range control. This is a fat range. It's
20:11like you don't want to use this type of
20:13range to re-justify trades. It's still a
20:15valid entry for longs, but
20:17very good entry for longs, but still not
20:18a range that you want to use to re-take
20:20trades. We can use it conceptually. It's
20:22just so fat, bro. Like it's so fat.
20:24Probably a pointer in there on a lower
20:26time frame. 3-minute pointer if we break
20:28that low, it becomes a valid swept
20:29pointer. There's your valid swept
20:30pointer. We are now looking for those
20:32justified shorts. We can use this as a
20:34range of control. This is a valid
20:36pointer range of control. This previous
20:38range is no longer important. It doesn't
20:39even mean anything to us anymore. We
20:40just refer back to the untapped FVG's.
20:42Obviously, this will fail when we have
20:44the closure of that new pointer. So,
20:46here is your range of control. Boom.
20:49Boom.
20:49Believe that was an untapped. If not,
20:51it's not.
20:52>> [snorts]
20:52>> Um I think it was.
20:55Yeah, and then we have another one
20:55anyways right here.
20:58Um
21:00probably context clues, probably
21:01consolidation.
21:03Till we have Was it on a lower time
21:04frame? Another one? Yeah, very very very
21:07consolidated in here. We ended up having
21:08another one right here. Very small
21:10moves. 5-10 point take profits. This is
21:13the new pointer range control. Just want
21:14to find a clean example of this [ __ ]
21:16Yes, we know pointers work, dude. Just
21:18come back into it.
21:19Okay, at this point it's already
21:20mitigated, so it doesn't matter. [ __ ]
21:22bro. Give me one re-tap. This is why I
21:24pre-recorded the I re-caught those I
21:27like manually found those before the
21:29video cuz I knew it would just take so
21:30long to find them in real time.
21:32Oh man, consolidated.
21:34Delivery of the pointer beautiful. The
21:36beautiful delivery of the pointer, but
21:37just [ __ ] example of what I'm trying to
21:39teach here. Come on.
21:40Come on, NQ.
21:48Okay.
21:52There we go.
21:549:30, boom.
21:57Uh 5-minute swept pointer. Failed the
21:59swept pointer test. Is this an untapped
22:00FVG we came from?
22:02Uh who knows.
22:05Looks like it.
22:09Yes, it is.
22:11>> [snorts]
22:12>> Failed the swept pointer test. 5-minute
22:14pointer to the downside. Assuming, you
22:16know, with context, we're just looking
22:17for this specific concept. So, I'm not
22:18going to go and take trades or anything.
22:205-minute pointer with an added trim uh
22:22most likely on the other equity as well.
22:24Um boom! There's that big move. This is
22:27still valid unless we make a pointer off
22:28these untapped and there it is. Trade
22:30ends.
22:31Consolidated draw.
22:33You got to be [ __ ] kidding me.
22:345-minute swept pointer.
22:37Brutal.
22:38Um
22:39Was there news? Oh, there might have
22:40been news. I'm not looking at this [ __ ]
22:42I'm just trying to
22:43Come on. Okay, so 5-minute inefficient
22:46break.
22:47Question mark? Yeah.
22:50>> [sighs]
22:50>> Give me something clean, son.
22:55Oh my god, bro. Okay, so right here. We
22:57have no data though cuz we're into
22:58all-time highs.
23:005-minute
23:02untapped.
23:06It's already going to make new ones
23:07anyways. I can't work with this, bro. I
23:09need This sucks, bro. We made a new one
23:11anyway. Oh my god. Give me a [ __ ]
23:13example of this, please.
23:16So much for the video being under 20
23:18minutes.
23:19Bro,
23:20come on.
23:22Okay, so here's one. 5-minute swept
23:24pointer passed the pointer test. This is
23:25the current range of control. Assuming
23:27we don't make one off this, we're just
23:28going to validate We have a new one. Two
23:30new ones. We're just going to keep using
23:32these.
23:33Uh
23:37Didn't really go anywhere. Didn't make
23:38any untapped, so it didn't really even
23:39matter.
23:40Never really breathed back into it.
23:42[ __ ] got to be kidding me.
23:44Oh my god.
23:45Uh
23:47Uh
23:51Dude, okay.
23:53I'm going to look for one more session
23:54before I just give up cuz it's going to
23:55take too much time. But, you've seen it.
23:57You get it. Go test it yourself.
24:00Uh
24:00>> [sighs]
24:01>> This is raw.
24:04>> [clears throat]
24:06>> Every single one, we've either not used
24:07it or came from a consolidation, didn't
24:09go anywhere.
24:12Okay.
24:13Uh let me see what we came from here.
24:18Oh, yeah.
24:21>> [clears throat]
24:23>> Come on.
24:26Okay, 5-minute right there.
24:31Oh, this is This should be good. There
24:33we go. 5-minute passed the swept pointer
24:35test.
24:36This one failed, so we're not going to
24:38use it.
24:39Please, you're not untapped FVG.
24:43Didn't make any low time frames, I'll
24:44lose my [ __ ] Oh, we did not. Yeah, we
24:47very easily could and they could also
24:48happen on the other equity.
24:49Um Oh my god. Okay, so this perfectly
24:52explains what I'm talking about. It's
24:53just taking [ __ ] forever to deliver.
24:55So, take a look. Let's read price. So,
24:57we had our 5-minute entry.
24:58Obviously, low contract size. We'll talk
25:00about this in another video, but swept
25:01pointer passed the test, added a trim,
25:04re-breathe back in, refill,
25:06and then you'd be getting out on this
25:07pointer here. So, you're basically
25:09making money in here,
25:11getting back into the discount, and then
25:12getting back out on the premium on the
25:14tap 5-minute tap of the pointer of our
25:16untapped FVG's. And then we have a new
25:18pointer range control that forms here.
25:20So, this is no longer a valid range. It
25:22may still use the range because it's
25:23consolidating, but this is our new
25:26area of interest right here. And it
25:28could still, you know, See, now we're
25:30justifying off that until we make a new
25:32untapped new pointer and it won't use it
25:34anymore.
25:35Um and then
25:36yeah, you just have to work with the new
25:37one.
25:38You can see that it supported it
25:41to a point. Obviously, we're
25:42consolidating, so it doesn't even
25:43[ __ ] matter. All right, we'll do one
25:45more day. Just one more day.
25:47Yeah, this video is like 35 minutes
25:48long. I love that.
25:51Just trying to teach, bro. Trying to
25:52teach this [ __ ]
26:00>> [snorts]
26:00>> It'll be a lot easier to do when we're
26:01back testing and I'm not just looking
26:03and cherry-picking examples of one
26:04concept cuz not one singular concept's
26:06going to make you profitable with this.
26:09I'm only trying to look for the
26:095-minutes, the most visible ones.
26:115-minute swept pointer did not pass the
26:13test yet. Another 5-minute pointer. If
26:14it does, this will be our pointer range
26:15control. Boom.
26:17There's your pointer. There's your most
26:19recent range control. Very fat.
26:22Uh [snorts] oh, was this the macro?
26:269:30 Okay, that was the 9:30 macro.
26:28Um
26:32That was our macro.
26:35Oh my god, this takes a minute, bro.
26:38That was our macro.
26:41Nothing happened. Another 5-minute
26:43pointer, probably another untapped.
26:50There's probably news, bro. Oh my god.
26:52Let me look.
26:54Let me look. Let me see what day was
26:56this.
26:57Obviously, we're not trading the days
26:58that have news.
27:00Um not not not trading the day, I mean.
27:02Not trading when news is delivering. Let
27:03me see. January 9th.
27:06Um Oh, yeah. We Yeah, we had news this
27:08entire time. So, none of this would
27:10actually have been traded. Literally, my
27:11bad. My bad, twin. All right, we're good
27:14to trade now. There was news all up in
27:16this [ __ ]
27:17My fault.
27:19Not trading that. Episode 1.
27:22Okay. Not sure if this is a 5-minute
27:24untapped
27:26reaction. It's not. Might be on the
27:28other equity though.
27:29There might have been something on the
27:30other equity. I want to look for clean
27:31examples though.
27:33Um
27:36Uh
27:39Okay.
27:405-minute pointer, no untapped.
27:43Oh, wait.
27:47Yep, right here.
27:51Man, we just moved too far, bro, for it
27:53to ever reuse it and then we
27:54consolidate.
27:55So, it's like we're not going to even
27:56get the chance to reuse it. Yeah.
27:59Lot of trades, but just no
28:01conceptual.
28:02Come on, bro.
28:05I'm going to give up here in about 20
28:06seconds.
28:07I got no patience for this [ __ ] Oh my
28:09god. Okay.
28:11W trades. W trades, but no
28:15>> [snorts]
28:15>> no reuse there.
28:27There we go. Whoops.
28:31>> [clears throat]
28:32>> Okay, probably 5-minute untapped
28:34reaction there.
28:35There's another one.
28:37Um
28:42Oh my god, consolidating, bro.
28:44Okay, this did end up working.
28:48Five Okay, this one passed the 5-minute
28:49swept test. So, this is the current
28:51pointer range control. If they passed
28:53the test, I believe it's off of an
28:54untapped. I believe still can fail due
28:56to the swept pointer and create a new
28:58pointer on a lower time frame in there
28:59and then obviously it doesn't count
29:00anymore.
29:02Holy consolidation, bro. Okay, doesn't
29:03matter. We ended up making a new one on
29:04a lower time frame.
29:06New 5-minute pointer. Another 5-minute
29:08pointer. Still just PO3, bro. Oh my god.
29:10This is
29:11I'm going to go back to this price range
29:13and probably teach PO3 cuz this is just
29:14beautiful.
29:15Um 5-minute right here. 5-minute pointer
29:17range control. Boom.
29:19Hopefully, we have an instant reaction,
29:21but no pointer. That's ultimately what
29:22we're looking for.
29:24Oh my god.
29:26Crash out.
29:28Bro.
29:32Dude.
29:34Dude, this is this is this is just so
29:35annoying.
29:38Oh my god, bro.
29:40I have no patience, bro. I have no
29:41patience.
29:43>> [snorts]
29:44>> Okay, 5-minute pointer. I don't even
29:45think we're reacting to anything. I
29:46think this is highs. Oh my god, this is
29:49so annoying.
29:51Oh my god. Okay, all-time highs. Great.
29:55Cool.
29:57I'm just going to look at all sessions
29:58at this point. I just can't be picky.
30:02I just can't be picky.
30:05>> [snorts]
30:05>> Okay, 5-minute pointer.
30:08Another 5-minute pointer.
30:14This is the of the previous range.
30:18Let's wait for London.
30:25Totally [ __ ]
30:34Okay.
30:37Don't go high, bro. That's the last
30:38thing I want. Okay, 5-minute swept. This
30:41will be our new range if we break that
30:43low.
30:45Boom.
30:46So, as long as we are going to go to
30:48those untapped FVG's, as long as we
30:51um
30:51don't create a new point and this is
30:53still valid. Boom, look at that. And
30:54this is perfect cuz it it's a new it's a
30:56new a new range. Wait, so we have a new
30:57one here and we came back and we
30:59re-tapped it and then formed a new
31:00pointer. It's pretty pretty cool and we
31:02have that new one in there anyways.
31:04>> [snorts]
31:04>> Um
31:05Bam, beautiful trades. Beautiful
31:07beautiful trades.
31:09Um [snorts]
31:10now, I don't think it's valid anymore. I
31:11didn't see if we came from an untapped.
31:14Um probably Yeah, most likely.
31:17>> [snorts]
31:18>> Yep, look at that. Beautiful.
31:20It worked until we created our new
31:22pointer off of an untapped. So, there it
31:24is. There is our pointer range control.
31:26It took me a [ __ ] second to find an
31:27example of it, but hopefully it makes
31:29sense. If you have any questions, let me
31:30know. Um obviously happy to help you.
31:32Join the Discord, get the indicator,
31:33link in the comment section, link in the
31:35bio.
31:36Um that's about it, boys. I will see you
31:37guys later this week for another video.
31:39Probably tomorrow or Monday, something
31:40like that. We'll see. Take care, boys.
31:41Deuces.