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0:00What if I told you I made over $500,000

0:02using a single ICT trading model, but

0:04it's systemized so that anyone can copy

0:06it? After years of back testing,

0:08refining, and live trading, I finally

0:10developed a framework that's easy to

0:12learn and execute, easy to digest for

0:14traders at any level, and it's proven to

0:16have over a 70% win rate if traded

0:18correctly. So, today, I'm giving you the

0:20exact five-step model that I use daily

0:22in order to take high probability trades

0:24that earn me over half a million

0:26dollars. So, if you miss this, you'll

0:27keep over complicating your trades while

0:29watching these winds slip right past

0:30you. So, let's get into it. The first

0:32step before you do anything is to

0:33determine your higher time frame trend.

0:35This basically means we want to

0:36understand where the market is moving on

0:38the higher time frame so that we can

0:40align that for our lower time frame

0:42entry. And the majority of traders skip

0:43this step. They'll jump into trades

0:44without knowing if the higher time frame

0:46is bullish, bearish, or just

0:48consolidating. This leads to many things

0:49like inconsistent profits where they'll

0:51take one win and then they don't even

0:52know why, or they take a loss, they

0:54don't even know why. They'll overtrade

0:55and second guess because they really

0:57don't understand where the higher time

0:58frame is going and they'll get

1:00manipulated out of trades and just

1:01become liquidity because again they

1:03don't know where the higher time frame

1:04is going. So if you're not checking this

1:06higher time frame, you're literally just

1:07trading blind. That's why before I even

1:09think about placing a trade, I ask

1:10myself these two questions in order to

1:12determine my bias. All right, so these

1:14are the two questions I ask myself in

1:15order to determine my higher time frame

1:17buys. The first one being, are we

1:18delivering from buy side or sellside

1:20liquidity? Then the second one is are we

1:22respecting or disrespecting for value

1:24gaps? Right? So, if we are going to be

1:25bullish, we are delivering from sellside

1:27liquidity. We're disrespecting bearish

1:28gaps. And we're respecting bullish gaps.

1:30We're going to be bearish. We're going

1:31to be delivering from buy side

1:32liquidity. We're going to be

1:33disrespecting bullish gaps. And we're

1:34going to be respecting bearish gaps. So,

1:36I'll draw this out so you guys can have

1:38a picture of what this looks like.

1:39Right? Again, if we're going to be

1:40bullish, we're going to be delivering

1:41from sellside liquidity, right? This is

1:43a sellside liquidity pool here. Let's

1:44say this is previous day low that we

1:46just swept, right? So, we just swept out

1:48previous day low. And then we're going

1:49to be disrespecting bearish gaps in this

1:51leg, right? Right? So we'll probably

1:52have some sort of bearish gaps get

1:54created here. Then if we start

1:55disrespecting this, this is a sign in a

1:58bullish orderflow, right? Especially

2:00when also we then start respecting

2:03bullish gaps here, right? So we're

2:04disrespecting bearish and then we create

2:06bullish gaps along the way and we start

2:07respecting bullish gaps. If all these

2:09three things is happening, right, we are

2:11delivering from sellside liquidity being

2:13previously low. We are disrespecting

2:14bearish gaps and we're respecting

2:16bullish gaps. And again, disrespecting

2:17gaps is just when we get a body closure

2:20above a bearish gap. And then respecting

2:22gaps is just when we wick it and then we

2:24trade away from it. So if that is the

2:26case and then we have a clear drawn

2:27liquidity higher, the draw, the market's

2:29most likely going to trade higher and

2:30that's a bullish bias. Okay? And then if

2:32I'm going to be bearish, I'm going to

2:33ask myself the same questions, right? So

2:35are we delivering from buy side or

2:36sellside liquidity? Well, if we have a

2:37move like this, we're going to be

2:38delivering from what? Buyside liquidity,

2:40right? So boom, this is your buy side

2:41liquidity pool here. I'm sweeping out

2:43these highs and then we're doing what?

2:44Well, we're probably creating some sort

2:46of bullish gaps along the way when we

2:47sweep out this buy sell liquidity. So,

2:49if we start trading through that and

2:50getting bodies closing below this, this

2:52is a sign that we are disrespecting

2:54bullish gaps, right? And then if we

2:56trade back into this gap here that gets

2:58created and then we respect it and trade

3:00away from it, then this is a clear clear

3:02sign on the higher time frame that we

3:03are going to be going for these lows,

3:05right? So, this is a bearish bias,

3:07right? So, these are the questions you

3:08have to be asking yourself. Again, if

3:09I'm going to be bullish, we're going to

3:10be delivering from sell side. We're

3:12going to be disrespecting bearish gaps

3:13and then respecting bullish. That means

3:15the draw on liquidity and price is most

3:16likely going to go higher. And then if

3:17we're going to be bearish, we're going

3:18to be delivering from buy side

3:20liquidity. We're going to be

3:20disrespecting bullish gaps and then

3:22respecting bearish gaps. Means that the

3:24draw on liquidity is most likely lower.

3:26And this first step alone, actually

3:28finding your higher time frame bias,

3:29filters out so many of the lowquality

3:31setups that I see with this model. But

3:33what I'm about to show you next is what

3:35actually sets up your high probability

3:37entry. So let's get into it. So step two

3:39is actually finding out where the market

3:40is going to be bouncing from. This gives

3:42us a clear level to anchor our bias and

3:44build an entry point around. But if you

3:45skip this, you'll keep missing out on

3:47trades that you think look good and then

3:48you'll just get manipulated out and then

3:50price will run to your TPD. So let's hop

3:51on the charts and I'm going to show you

3:52how to find these key levels. All right,

3:54so how do you actually find your key

3:55levels? So you want to be looking at the

3:575minut time frame and higher. So the

3:595minut time frame, the 15-inut, the

4:01hourly, the 4 hour, the daily, the

4:03weekly, right? And you're going to want

4:04to be looking at these time frames for

4:06all these key levels. Right? So for for

4:08val gap at minimum I need to see price

4:10be rejecting or bouncing off um this key

4:12level being a 5minute for valley gap at

4:14minimum right we can also use a

4:1515-minute hourly 4 hour also this is not

4:17in any specific order and then for

4:19intermediate highs and lows right so you

4:20guys know what a for valley value gap is

4:21right if you don't go to the ICT for

4:23dummies video that we have in our PB

4:25trading boot camp series right so go to

4:27that you can watch that there but for

4:28valley gaps right we want to be

4:30rejecting off this 5m minute time frame

4:31or higher okay then intermediate lows

4:33and intermediate highs okay this is

4:35going to be where we have a low that

4:37gets left inside of a gap, okay? Or a

4:40high gets left inside of a gap, right?

4:41And then these are great areas of

4:43rejection because there's stop losses

4:45resting here, right? So when price

4:46trades back to this, then we reject off

4:48that. That's going to be a great area

4:50and this is a key key level, this

4:52intermediate low or what the bare side

4:53looks like is an intermediate high,

4:55right? Which is just a high resting

4:56inside of a gap. Okay? And again, this

4:58is at minimum the 5minut time frame. All

5:00right? At minimum, you want to see this

5:01being on the 5minute time frame. We can

5:03also have 15-minute intermediate highs

5:04and lows. We can have hourly highs, um,

5:06intermediate highs and lows, right? So,

5:08it's a 15-minute intermediate high.

5:09Yeah. Next up, previous day high and

5:10previous day low. Okay. Timebased

5:12liquidity like this is really, really

5:13good. Um, also previous week high/

5:16previous week low. Okay. So, this is

5:17also a really good quity pool. Previous

5:19day high and previous week low and then

5:20previous day high and previous day low.

5:21Um, you can just do this by going on the

5:23daily time frame and then you can see

5:24whatever the previous daily candle is.

5:26You can mark out the high and low of

5:27that. And the same thing with the

5:28weekly, you can just mark out the

5:30previous week high and low. So, those

5:31are like key levels to be bouncing off

5:33for sure. And finally, we have London

5:34and Asia session highs and lows. Okay,

5:36so this is a great key level because

5:38oftentimes it is aligned with an

5:40intermediate high and low, meaning it is

5:41aligned with a gap, right? So oftent

5:43times we do have like London lows here

5:44and then it's aligned with a gap, which

5:46is a great great area to be bouncing off

5:48of. Um, but yeah, just overall London

5:50Asia session highs and lows. If you guys

5:51want to get this indicator, it's ID

5:53kills on the pivots by TFO. I have a

5:55video going over all of my indicators,

5:56so go watch that if you haven't done so

5:58already. But yeah, this marks out London

6:00and Asia session pretty well for you. So

6:01you can just look at this. And again,

6:02these are great draws on liquidity as

6:04well as areas to be bouncing off. Often

6:06times, we hit this and then we end up

6:07reversing off of that. But yeah, those

6:09are your key levels. These are your main

6:10key levels that you want to be focusing

6:12on for this model. All right, now you're

6:13set to not be trading blind anymore. But

6:15if you want to take things even further

6:16and trade with this model in live time

6:18and get one-on-one mentoring, then click

6:20on the link in the description below.

6:21You'll get access to all the tools,

6:22frameworks, and strategies I personally

6:24use. The same ones that's helped people

6:25like Jake earn his first two payouts, as

6:27well as people like Fletcher, who's only

6:28been in the community for two months,

6:29and he's already gotten two payouts. And

6:31even people like Solless, who's already

6:32gotten five figures worth of payouts

6:34this month. These are real people, real

6:36results using this exact model. So,

6:38let's get into step three now. So, now

6:39it's time to see how price actually

6:41reacts off of this key level. Most

6:42traders just mess this part up because

6:44they can't understand where the

6:45manipulation happened at that key level

6:47and then they'll take the trade, get

6:48stopped out early, and then watch the

6:50trade happen without them. So, let me

6:51show you how to actually identify this

6:52manipulation leg. Okay? So, how to

6:54actually identify your manipulation leg?

6:55You want to mark out the low to the high

6:57that hit your key level or vice versa,

6:58the high to low that hit your key level,

7:00right? So, if we're looking at, you

7:01know, a chart like this, right? And

7:03let's say your key level is this

7:04sellside liquidity pool right here,

7:06right? Let's say this is previous week

7:07low. Okay? We hit previous week low

7:09here. Okay? This is going to be your

7:11manipulation lag, right? Once we get

7:12displacement from there, right, this is

7:14going to be your manipulation leg. This

7:15high to this low. Okay, so right here is

7:17your manipulation leg. So that's how you

7:19actually mark it out. Um, now it's just

7:21a swing high to a swing low. And then

7:23the same thing if we are going to be

7:24bearish, right? So let's say we're going

7:26to be bearish and let's just let's just

7:27say that this this is our key level

7:29here, right? Let's just say it's this

7:31gap right here, right? Let's say we have

7:32a bearish rally gap that's formed here.

7:33Boom, we hit it there. Okay, so let's

7:35say we hit this bearish for rally gap

7:36and then we get displacement from that.

7:37To actually identify your manipulation

7:39leg, you want to be looking at the low

7:40to the high that hit that key level.

7:43Okay? So the key level here, let's say,

7:44is this 15-minute bearish FBG. Okay? And

7:47we want to look at the low to the high

7:49that hit this. Okay? Now, this is going

7:52to be where your manipulation leg is.

7:54This is the manipulation. This is the

7:55false move up before we actually trade

7:57lower. Okay? So, this is actually how

7:58you identify your manipulation leg.

8:00We're going to be looking at the swing

8:01highs and swing lows that hit your key

8:02level. Okay? So now that we have

8:04identified our manipulation leg, right?

8:05We want to be looking now at the

8:07inversion for value gap to actually take

8:08our entry from. Okay. So we're going to

8:10be looking at the highest time frame for

8:12value gap in this leg, right? So we have

8:14this leg here, right? And we're going to

8:16be looking at this for rally gap, right?

8:17So we're probably going to have a file

8:18gap that gets formed here after hitting

8:20our key level. And we're going to be

8:21looking at the 30 secondond time frame

8:23and above. So 30 second all the way to

8:25the 5m minute. Okay, so let me write

8:26this down. 30 to 5 minute for inversion

8:29for value. Highest time frame. Okay, so

8:31you need to be using the highest time

8:33frame meaning what? Okay, so we might

8:34have a 1 minute for valley gap up in

8:35this leg. We might also have a 2-minute.

8:37We might also have a 3minut. Okay, so if

8:38the 3minut and then let's say there's no

8:404-minute, let's say there's no 5m

8:41minute. If the 3minut is the highest

8:42time frame, then this is the inversion

8:44that you want to be taking. You want to

8:45be taking this and we get a body closure

8:47above this and then you can take your

8:49entry. Okay, same thing here. Let's say

8:51this and let's say this was like a

8:533minut. Okay, now same thing here. Let's

8:54just say the highest time frame here was

8:56the 1 minute. We didn't have a 2-minute

8:57for gap in this leg. We didn't have a

8:593minut. We didn't have anything, right?

9:00So the highest time frame was just 1

9:01minute. So you just take that 1 minute

9:02ifg right there once we get that

9:04inversion once we get that body closure.

9:06So that's actually how you identify the

9:07highest time frame. Okay? So you need to

9:09be identifying it like that. Now step

9:10number four is the most important. It's

9:12where the most amount of money is made

9:13but it's also where the most amount of

9:15money is lost because I see it all the

9:16time. Traders will see their entry model

9:18but then they don't actually know what

9:19to target. So I'm going to go over my

9:21favorite draws on liquidity in the

9:23market so you can actually have these

9:24target points so you can actually exit

9:26your trades. So let's get into it. Okay.

9:28So, these are all the best targets that

9:30I use in order to exit my trades when

9:32I'm actually taking my model. Okay, so I

9:34have eight of the best targets that I

9:36use every single day. This is really in

9:37no specific order except for the

9:39unfilled 5m minute and 15-minute gap is

9:41by far my favorite target with this

9:43model and it's the one that honestly

9:44makes me the most amount of money. Um,

9:46but let's get into it. Okay, so first

9:48off, we have relative equal highs and

9:49lows, right? So, this is just simply

9:51when we make a high that doesn't sweep

9:53out the other high. This is a relative

9:54equal high. And this is a great draw on

9:56liquidity to for price to then go back

9:58to, right? Because people see this as

10:00resistance in the market, but then

10:02there's going to be a lot of stop-

10:03losses resting here. And then we as

10:04smart money traders can just target

10:06that. Next up is equal highs and lows.

10:08That's pretty much very similar to

10:10relative equal highs and lows except for

10:11equal highs and lows is just exactly

10:13equal, right? So this is even a stronger

10:15uh draw on liquidity and a stronger

10:17target. So pretty much same thing there.

10:19We have low resistance liquidity which

10:20is when we end up generating sell stops

10:22or buy stops, right? meaning we are

10:24generating these highs, right? So, it's

10:26kind of like relative equal highs, but

10:27there's just a lot of them now. So, now

10:29there's a lot of stop- losses resting.

10:31So, now we have a lot of relative equal

10:32highs. And then these are great targets

10:34to just get ran through. And usually

10:36these moves happen really, really fast,

10:38right? So, when we have like a lot of

10:39low resistance liquidity, these moves

10:41happen pretty fast. Then we have fourth

10:42previous day high and previous day low.

10:44I showed you guys what that was, right?

10:45So, that's not only is that a great

10:47rejection area to have to be bouncing

10:48off of, it's also a great target. We can

10:50we can target this previous day high and

10:52previous day low. And then fifth, we

10:53have new day opening gap and new week

10:55opening gap. Okay, so the new week

10:57opening gap forms just every Monday,

10:59right? So every Monday typically we will

11:01see some sort of gap happen. We'll just

11:03have like a gap up and you'll see like a

11:05big imbalance in the market, right? So

11:07this usually happens again this happens

11:09on Mondays usually um at 6:00 p.m. So

11:11just look at that. Usually we do have

11:12some sort of imbalance in the market. Um

11:14and that's a great area that price likes

11:16to trade into. Um next up is London Asia

11:19session highs and lows. Again, I went

11:20over that in the rejection area, right?

11:23So again, the same way we can see price

11:24reject off these levels, it's also a

11:26great target to be targeting London and

11:28Asia highs and lows. Okay, next up is

11:30the data wick. So the data wick actually

11:32forms for high impact news days. Okay,

11:34so you want to be going on

11:35forexfactory.com

11:37and on forexfactory.com you'll see red

11:39folder news tips. So anytime we get red

11:41folder news um this happens you know PMI

11:44whenever POW is speaking really the main

11:46ones going to be like CPI PPI FOMC NFP

11:50but on those days right you see CPI PPI

11:53on these days CPI again CPI PPI FOMC NFP

11:57anytime Powell speaks yeah pretty much

11:59those days you'll most likely see a huge

12:02news candle just like a data wick

12:04meaning you just see a candle like this

12:05and we'll get just like a huge wick that

12:07just looks like abnormal and if you see

12:09that happened. There was news at the

12:11time. Let's say there was like 830 CPI

12:12news. This is going to be a great area

12:14for price to then trade back to because

12:16this is just seen as an imbalance in the

12:18market. Not a lot of orders got filled

12:19here. We're going to go back, hit that

12:21high or trade, continue trading higher.

12:23But that's just a great draw on

12:24liquidity and target to have. And then

12:26my favorite favorite target of all time

12:28is going to be the unfilled 5m minute or

12:3015-minut for gap. Okay, so when we have

12:32a furval gap that is unfilled, right? So

12:34let's say we end up creating a gap here,

12:36right? We get a huge run up. We create a

12:37unfilled gap here. We don't trade into

12:39it. If price ends up hitting the levels

12:41that we talked about before, let's say

12:42we hit like a bearish or 15-minute gap,

12:44then we get, you know, our inversion. We

12:46identify the highest time frame here,

12:48right? This is a great target to have.

12:50Let's say there's an unfilled 5m minute

12:51or 15-minute fale gap. Really, really

12:53solid target. It's called my mechanical

12:55model and this is what I'll go over in a

12:58second and I'll show you guys some

12:59examples. But yeah, just absolutely like

13:01my favorite favorite target of all time.

13:03I use all these targets every single

13:04day, but my main target for my

13:06mechanical model and the one that

13:08honestly makes me the most amount of

13:09money is the unfilled 550 minute gap.

13:11That's pretty much everything though.

13:12The final step is just now executing

13:14with precision. But believe it or not, a

13:16lot of people actually mess this step up

13:17because they don't know where to place

13:19their stop loss and they forget to place

13:20their TP. They don't know whether to

13:22enter off a market order, a limit order.

13:24So, I'm going to be covering all of

13:25those things right now. So, I'm now

13:26jumping into some real-time examples so

13:28you guys can get an actual understanding

13:30of how this works with all of the pieces

13:32put together. And I'm actually going to

13:33be showing you guys some trades that I

13:35have taken. Okay? For example, I'll show

13:37you guys the trade that I ended up

13:38taking today on Monday. Okay? So, this

13:40was a really, really obvious trade,

13:42right? We had low resistance liquidity,

13:43right? We had all these failure swings.

13:45We had relative equal highs here, right?

13:47So, this is a great target. First things

13:49first, right? We want to identify our

13:50higher time frame trend, right? That's

13:52the first step. So the higher time frame

13:53trend on today and this day again very

13:55very bullish right we're clearly

13:57trending higher right and again higher

13:59time frame don't fade this guys you

14:00never want to fade the trend the trend

14:02is your friend okay so very bullish here

14:05okay so that's the first step now what's

14:06the second step finding the higher time

14:08frame um rejection level so the

14:09rejection level and our key level that I

14:11see here is this 5minute for valley gap

14:13that gets created so this fiveminute gap

14:15here is aligned with what with our

14:17higher time frame prices right

14:19withdrawal on liquidity with our higher

14:20time frame trend okay so this is really

14:22really good having this five-minute for

14:23gap. That's our key level here. Now,

14:24next is going to be identifying the

14:26manipulation leg. Okay, so the

14:28manipulation leg is the low or the high

14:30to the low that hits this key level.

14:32Okay, so this is our high. This is our

14:33low. This is our high. So this is our

14:35swing high. Then this is our swing low.

14:37So this level here, this area, this is

14:39going to be where I want to see the

14:40highest time frame inversion happen. And

14:42at this point, right, I'm also looking

14:43at the targets, right? So my targets

14:45here again are this low resistance

14:47liquidity. And then this is also what

14:49Asia highs. We also have Asia highs

14:50here. So session liquidity as well,

14:52right? So really really good. And then

14:53this is also a intermediate high, right?

14:55So this is a high that's resting inside

14:57of what a gap, right? Remember we talked

14:59about this. So this is also a great draw

15:01on liquidity. And then this is also what

15:03do we have higher than this? Previous

15:05day high, right? If we look at the daily

15:06candle here, we have previous day high

15:07right here. So all that being said, we

15:09have great targets being this low

15:12resistance liquidity being this

15:1315-minute intermediate high right here.

15:15All right. Being also Asia highs. Okay,

15:18so this is your Asia highs. And then we

15:20have previous day high/alltime highs. So

15:22beautiful. Now we identify the highest

15:24time frame inversion in this leg. We've

15:26identified everything and now we are

15:28ready to take our setup. Okay. And take

15:29our trade. Okay. So here we end up

15:31waiting for the inversion. Again, this

15:32is the highest time frame cuz is there a

15:332-minut? No. Is there a 3 minute in this

15:35leg? No. Is there a 4m minute? No. Is

15:36there a five minute? No. So the 1 minute

15:38here is the highest time frame. So I'm

15:40entering long once we get a body closure

15:42above this bearish for gap. So on this

15:45candle, is this an inversion? No. Is

15:46this an inversion? No. Is this an

15:47inversion? Yes. Right. cuz we got a body

15:49closure above this. And then I can place

15:51my stop loss here. I can also place at

15:53the swing low for the honestly the swing

15:55low is always going to give you like the

15:57most room to breathe and it's going to

15:58be like the highest probability. But

16:00I've been trading for a while now. I

16:01know the highest probability areas where

16:04price could is most likely going to be

16:05either invalidated the trade. So for me,

16:07I can put my stop loss here, which is

16:09just a fair value gap lower, meaning we

16:10could trade back down to here. And this

16:12is a bullish gap. So this should get

16:13respected if we are going to be bullish,

16:15right? This should continue trading

16:16higher from here. So, I'm looking to see

16:18this be like the lowest point. I don't

16:19want to see price trade below this at

16:21that point. If we go all the way down

16:22here, I don't want to be in this. And at

16:24that point, we'll most likely go to this

16:25low. So, I'm going to put my stop loss

16:26here at this for value for value gap

16:28below. Okay. Then you're going to go

16:29break even once we take the internal

16:30high of the manipulation leg, meaning

16:32right here. And then you can TP at your

16:34draws on liquidity. And I look for a one

16:36one. So, my draws on liquidity revolve

16:39around a one to one to two to one to

16:41three. If you look at all my trade

16:42recaps, they're pretty much around that

16:44one to one to one to three area. So

16:46that's what I'm going be looking for. So

16:48I have a drawn on liquidity that's

16:49really obvious here. Honestly, Asia

16:50highs and it's about a 1:1. So I can

16:52target that. I can also target higher.

16:54Um for the trade I took today, I just

16:55targeted this, but you can also target

16:57higher than this. Okay, so play this

16:58out. Boom. Move your stop loss now to

17:00break even once we take that internal

17:01high. And then you can take full profit

17:04once we hit this high or also when we

17:06hit all-time highs, which eventually

17:07happens right there. So yeah, that's one

17:09example. Okay, so now guys, here's an

17:10example of the MAC model. I actually

17:12took this trade on this was Wednesday,

17:14September 10th, so like two weeks ago.

17:15So you can check out the trade recap

17:17then. Okay. So this trade was a MAC

17:19model. Reasoning for that is because

17:20there was an unfilled 5minute for gap

17:22here. Also a 50-minute. Okay. So again

17:24first step is doing what? Finding the

17:25higher time frame trend. Okay. So we're

17:27looking at the higher time frame trend

17:28here. And it's what despise liquidity,

17:30right? We're very obviously bullish

17:31here. Why? Because we are respecting

17:32bullish valley gaps. We are then

17:34disrespecting these bearish gaps.

17:35Disrespecting these bearish gaps here to

17:37the left of us. Right? So we're very

17:39clearly respecting bullish,

17:40disrespecting bearish. And we're doing

17:41what? We have been delivering from

17:43sellside liquidity right here. Right?

17:44So, we're delivering from sell side and

17:46we are disrespecting bearish and we're

17:48respecting bullish, meaning the draw

17:49liquidity is higher. Meaning, I'm going

17:50to be looking for long. Okay. So, now

17:52that I know that I'm looking for longs,

17:53I want to find the highest time frame

17:54rejection level. Higher time frame

17:56rejection level is what? Okay. So, if

17:57we're looking at this here, right, I'm

17:59going to be looking at where what am I

18:01looking at here, right? So, I'm looking

18:02now the hourly for gap, right? So, we

18:04have a bullish hourly bullish for gap

18:05here. Bullish hourly bullish for we have

18:07an hourly bullish for gap right here.

18:08Right? So, I'm now going to zoom in

18:10within this hourly bullish for value gap

18:12to find the highest probability area

18:13where price is going to reject, right?

18:15Cuz we have this hourly. I can now zoom

18:16in lower. It's like the 15-minute and

18:18then also the 5minute, right? And we see

18:20we have a bunch of these stacked lows

18:22here, right? A bunch of these lows,

18:23right? And a bunch of these lows here.

18:25So, price is most likely going to run

18:27all of these lows and hit this 5m minute

18:29intermediate low, which is just this low

18:31inside of this gap, right? And this

18:32should be the lowest point in which

18:34price should hit, right? because we have

18:36all these stacked lows here and this is

18:38resting inside of what again this hourly

18:40bullish gap here. Okay, so I want to see

18:41this get hit for then we can get a

18:43reaction off of this to then get some

18:45sort of longs. Okay, so this is what I

18:46was waiting for. So now that we identify

18:47our high time frame rejection level, I'm

18:49going to wait for price to then hit it.

18:50Boom. Now that we hit it, now what? We

18:52need to identify the highest time frame

18:53inversion of the leg. And what is the

18:55manipulation leg? Right, we have this

18:56high and we have this low that hits the

18:57key level. Okay, so now we have this gap

19:00that gets created here and this is the

19:01highest time frame. Do we have a

19:022-minute gap that gets created? No. Do

19:04we have a 3minut? No. You have four

19:05minute. No. So while I'm also doing

19:07this, I'm going to look for my targets,

19:09right? So my target right here, the very

19:11obvious one is what? We have an unfilled

19:13five-minute fale gap. Okay. So an

19:15unfilled gap is just when we have a fale

19:17gap that hasn't been traded into, right?

19:18So a gap that has been traded into is

19:20for example this. But the gap that

19:22hasn't been traded into is this, right?

19:23So this is your unfilled for gap. So

19:25we're going to be looking from here from

19:27these highs to this low that hit this.

19:28So we get the inversion for rally gap

19:30right here, right? We get our body

19:31closure above this bearish rally gap. We

19:33enter longs right there. We hit a stop

19:35loss at the swing low, which is really

19:36important. We go break even at what the

19:38internal high that gets created. And

19:40then we have a TP at the 5minute F

19:42value. And then you could TP there, or

19:43you can hold for one to one if you want

19:45to be extra greedy. All right, but uh

19:47yeah, that's pretty much it. Now, I'm

19:48about to expose some real sauce here.

19:50You can have all of these things. You

19:51can have the perfect model, you can be

19:53rejecting your higher time from key

19:54level, you can have your buys,

19:55everything align, but if you don't

19:57follow these three rules, your win rate

19:59will tank. I personally lost a lot of

20:01money early on trading this model. But

20:02after years of back testing, journaling,

20:04and refining my data and model, I

20:06finally found these three rules that

20:08boosted my win rate like crazy. So, let

20:10me show you what they are right now. All

20:11right, so the first rule I have in play

20:13is don't trade against equal highs and

20:15equal lows and low resistance liquidity.

20:16Okay, what do I mean by that? Okay, so

20:18let's say we have everything we want to

20:19see happen, right? And then we have our

20:20manipulation, right? We have this move.

20:22If there are equal highs here or sorry

20:24equal lows here or let's say we end up

20:26generating low resistance liquidity at

20:29our stop loss here right before actually

20:31having our inversion for value gap then

20:33this is going to be a invalid setup.

20:35This is not going to be a valid

20:37inversion for valley gap because we have

20:38low resistance liquidity at our stop

20:40loss. Right? So if we're going to try to

20:42take a trade we're going to have low

20:43resistance liquidity here as well as

20:45equal lows. Right? So this is invalid.

20:47You don't want to be longing against

20:48this. You want to wait until this gets

20:49taken out. Right? So wait for this.

20:51Don't take that initial inversion. Wait

20:53for this and then you can take your

20:54trade after. Okay. Next up is only

20:56trading from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

20:58Eastern time. This is your New York AM

21:00session. Okay? You do not want to be

21:02trading past these hours and you do not

21:04want to be trading before these hours.

21:05Okay? It's really, really important,

21:07especially if we are trading NQ. Okay?

21:09Since I trade NQ1, I trade futures,

21:11right? This is when the volatility is

21:13going to be the best. It's when it's

21:14going to be the cleanest. Please do not

21:16trade this with AIA session. Don't try

21:18to trade this with New York PM session,

21:19right? it's just going to be a lower

21:21probability. You're going to have a

21:22lower win rate. So instead to have the

21:24highest win rate, trade this from 9:30

21:26a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Eastern. Okay? And

21:28then finally is following the 4hour

21:30candle. So what do I mean by this? Okay.

21:32So if we are looking at open high, low

21:34closes and open low, high closes, you

21:35want to be on side of that, especially

21:37with 10 a.m. Okay, so the 10 a.m. candle

21:39is extremely extremely important, right?

21:41So let's say this is your opening price

21:43right here at 10:00 a.m. We have an

21:45opening price right here. Now, if we end

21:47up trading higher, hitting a key level

21:49higher. This is a key level higher. And

21:51then we have a low. We then have a low.

21:54All right. This is an open high low. And

21:57then we're most likely going to what?

21:58Close. Right. We're most likely going to

22:00have a bearish candle on the 4hour time

22:02frame. Now, if you're confused by this,

22:03you can go ahead and check out our

22:05candlesticks videos that we have in the

22:06ICT for dummies in our PB trading

22:08YouTube channel. So, go check that out

22:09if you haven't done so already. I

22:10explain that more in depth there. But

22:12this is essentially what it means,

22:13right? Don't trade against this. So you

22:14do not want to be taking longs after we

22:16have this move. Don't look for longs

22:18here um just because we get an

22:19inversion, right? Because you're trading

22:20against the 4-hour candle. This is most

22:22likely going to get stopped out. Same

22:24way if we are going to be bullish,

22:25right? So let's say we have opening

22:27price here. All right? And then let's

22:28say price ends up opening. We then trade

22:31lower hitting our key level. We then

22:33have a high, then we're mostly most

22:35likely going to have a high close,

22:36right? Because this is a bullish 4hour

22:38candle, right? This is your wick, your

22:40body. They're most likely going to close

22:41bullish. So, don't try to take shorts

22:43against this, right? If the 10 a.m. is

22:45telling you we are bullish, then take

22:47longs. If the 10 a.m. is telling you we

22:49are bearish, then take shorts. Right?

22:50Always be looking for what that 10 a.m.

22:52candle is doing because it's going to

22:54give you a very clear bias and it's

22:56going to give you that confirmation in

22:57your initial buys. If you're correct, or

23:00you know, if you're not correct, then

23:01it's going to not confirm that bias and

23:03you're going to have to flip it, right?

23:04So, always be paying attention to that

23:054-hour candle, specifically that 10:00

23:07a.m. candle since we're trading AMP

23:08session. And that is everything you need

23:10to know about my trading model. And if

23:12you stick to these, you'll start seeing

23:13results right away. And this systemized

23:15ICT model has helped me make over

23:16$500,000. And if you take everything

23:19from this video and actually apply it,

23:20you can start seeing results like my boy

23:21Safi, who's made around $12,000 in the

23:24past 2 weeks in the 1%, $2,500 across

23:26his five accounts, or my boy H who just

23:28got his first five payouts. Or the homie

23:31code who just got his five express

23:32accounts and he's ready to start making

23:34actual money from trading. So, if you're

23:35interested in working one-on-one with

23:37me, Pat, or my student success coach,

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