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I make six figures per month profit day
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trading and what if I told you after six
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years in the market and testing hundreds
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of strategies I found two simple trading
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models that consistently work and no
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this isn't luck I have a 68% win rate
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with these two models and I trade live
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in front of hundreds of playb members
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every single day and they're able to use
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these exact same models to extract money
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from the markets alongside me in real
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time so if you're watching this video no
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more guess work no more breaking even no
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more stress I personally trade these two
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models on NASDAQ futures during the
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first few hours of the New York am
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session and I also appli into crypto but
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if you trade other markets such as gold
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stocks options you can also apply these
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strategies this isn't one of those
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videos where a guru will just Yap at you
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no I'm actually going to screen share
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the exact strategies and show you live
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examples of me trading them so you can
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copy me and start winning today but
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before I break down these strategies let
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me expose the biggest mistakes keeping
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most Traders from becoming profitable
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and that's over complicated ating
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trading they clutter their charts with
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too many indicators they hesitate and
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second guess themselves instead of
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executing they think more complex
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strategies equals higher win rates and
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more profitability and this couldn't be
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further from the truth the reality is
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Simplicity is best even after 6 years of
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trading I still keep my strategies as
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simple as humanly possible and I can
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explain my entire approach in under 30
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seconds if your charts look like a
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coloring book you're doing it all wrong
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the best Traders have a repeatable
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mechanical strategy with clear entry and
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exit models both of these models I'm
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about to share with you today are easy
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and simplistic and all you need to do is
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execute them every time the
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opportunities present themselves I'm
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about to show you how to live in this
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video so let's dive into the charts so
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there are two trading strategies that I
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trade the ilm which you can see on the
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screen right now and also the orb so the
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ilm is designed to catch reversals and
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the orb is designed to trade momentum
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and continuations so for the sake of
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this video I'm going to be demonstrating
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on the micro NQ Futures charts as that's
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what you should be trading if you're a
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beginner or intermediate and not risking
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too much so let's start with strategy
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one the ilm so ilm stands for inverted
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liquidity model it's a strategic
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approach to trading focused on the use
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of fair value gaps and the Dynamics of
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buy side and sell-side liquidity during
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range bound markets it aims to identify
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optimal entry and exit points based on
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the interactions between liquidity and
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balances and price inefficiencies so
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take a screenshot of these notes so
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you've got them for your own records
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whilst I explain them this strategy
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works on multiple time frames but as I'm
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day trading I want to be done with my
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session in just a few hours so that I
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can enjoy the freedom in the rest of my
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day which is why we trade so I usually
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trade this on M5 M3 and M1 just keep in
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mind that M5 and M3 are higher
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probability setups but you can get in
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earlier on the M1 but it is a little bit
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more risky so at its core the model
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waits for major levels of liquidity to
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be swept triggered by a cluster of buy
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or sell orders and this is signaled by
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the creation of a fair value Gap then
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we're looking for a failure and
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invalidation of the fair value Gap to
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suggest that the previous inefficiency
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has been addressed by the market and
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that's our entry model once liquidity
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has been swept and the fair value Gap
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has failed entries are taken at CMP at a
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candle body close above or below or on
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the retest of the inverted fa value Gap
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as we anticipate a change in state of
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delivery once this populates we
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anticipate a reversal in price movement
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and then we target the opposite side of
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liquidity it's very simple so when it
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comes to placing your stop- loss place
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it at the candle close above or below
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the inverted fair value gap for a more
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aggressive approach or above or below
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the swing high or swing low of the
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liquidity sweep for a more conservative
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approach so as I want to make this as
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beginner friendly as possible I'll be
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explaining this in the context of major
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liquidity and time based liquidity
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levels the ilm also works with internal
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liquidity but for higher probability and
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easier to follow setups I suggest
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sticking to these levels to begin with
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so here's one trade example from my
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journal on the actual charts so remember
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how I said I trade this model at the New
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York Market open and when I say New York
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Market open I mean new Stock Exchange
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because it's the NASDAQ it's an indic
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right so this means at 2:15 p.m. UK time
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which is GMT I'm at my desk at my
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trading station ready to trade and this
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is the outcome of one of the trades
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using this precise setup so I'll talk to
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you through it quickly now when you can
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actually see the full setup but then
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I'll go back and actually use the replay
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tool so you can see it play out in real
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time if you remember I described you
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this is based on time based liquidity so
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as you can see I've got my Asia low my
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London low and my London High marked and
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I've also got my fair value get marked
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this is an M1 fvg but I'm currently on
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M5 just for this example but we'll
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actually dive into M1 when we do replay
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the trade so as you can see this is very
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very simple we've got London low
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liquidity has been swept but we have no
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creation of a fair value Gap so this is
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no longer an area of interest to me and
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then we have Asia low which is swept and
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then we do have the formation of an M1
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fvg which I'll show you right here so as
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you can see we've got the M1 fvg
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formation here we continue to the
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downside a little bit and then we get
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the reverse slim price and we actually
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invert the fvg making this an inverted
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fair value gap which is marked by ifpg
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and then we take a position at the
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candle close above which is here as we
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can see and then we target the opposite
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side of liquidity in this case London
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high and as you can see this position
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played out very very well so I'm going
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to go back and use the replay tool and
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show you how you can actually execute
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this strategy exactly like I do and all
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you have to do is show up and literally
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follow the steps that I'm about to lay
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out for you so before I do that I just
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need to clear up my chart and use the
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replay tool so as you can see we're at
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the desk 15 minutes before New York
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Market open and what I need to do now is
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Mark my time base levels of liquidity
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now to make this easier for you you can
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use the market session indicator so I'm
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going to do this on the M5 just so we
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got less noise rather than the M1 but
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we're actually going to look to take the
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entry on the M1 so first thing you need
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to do is Mark time based liquidity that
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hasn't been taken yet so in this case I
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like to start at the top Asia high
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already been taken so we're not going to
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mark that but we're going to Mark Asia
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low and we're going to label it Asia low
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then I'm going to look at kep London
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High cuz it hasn't been taken yet London
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High then I'll mark the current New York
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high obviously New York and London are
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still running but we just want to have
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more information if we can we'll call
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that London New York high and
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essentially that's what we're going to
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do sometimes you might need previous day
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low which would be down here previous
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day high but in this case we're not
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going to need that so once I've got my
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levels marked out then I'm going to go
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ahead and drop down to M1 because that's
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when in this case we'll be looking for
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an entry usually I've got multiple
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screens and I'll have M1 M3 and M5 so I
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can monitor everything at the same time
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so essentially what we're looking for
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and what's going to create an area of
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interest for us we're looking for one of
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these levels of liquidity to be taken
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and we're also looking for a creation of
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a fair value Gap at the same time after
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the formation of a fair value Gap after
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the liquidity level has been swept we're
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looking for a reversal in price action
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and looking for that fair value Gap to
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fail being inverted and indicating us
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that there will be a change in state of
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delivery so let's zoom in a little bit
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and then start fast forward in and see
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what happens slowly so until we have
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price action cross a level or take out a
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level of liquidity is not of interest to
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me yet but here we go as we can see on
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the M1 we've taken levels of liquidity
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and we've also had the formation of a
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fair value Gap here so we go ahead and
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Mark that as fair value Gap and what we
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want to see is a reversal in price
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action and a candle close above the fair
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value Gap to officially make it failed
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and inverted this doesn't always happen
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is sometimes we will get a continuation
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to the downside but our entry model will
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only only be on a candle close of the
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inversion of the fair value Gap so let's
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go ahead and keep going forward and see
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what happens slowly slowly slowly here
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we go so there's no inversion of the
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fair value Gap however we have a
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formation of another fair value Gap here
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which is a significant area of interest
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to me so then we go and Mark that as
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fair value Gap so it looked like this
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candle could close above but we're not
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sure yet so let's go ahead and continue
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seeing what happens so price
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continuation to the downside before
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rejection okay here we go so now our
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entry model has presented it self so we
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have a inverted fair value Gap we can go
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ahead and Mark this as ifv now cuz it's
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failed and do you remember how I said
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that we take our entry at the successful
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candle closer an inversion of the fair
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value Gap so here we'd go ahead and take
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our long position and we'd set our stop
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Lop at the candle close below the
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inverted fair value gap for an
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aggressive approach or if we wanted to
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be slightly more conservative with our
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risk we would set it below the swing low
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in this case I placed it below the
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candle close of the inverted fair value
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Gap and then we go ahead and Target the
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opposite side of time based liquidity in
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this case so there you go I just want to
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say here that there is also the option
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of setting multiple take-profit targets
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to be a more conservative with the risk
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so you could just go ahead and Mark out
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other levels of internal liquidity for
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example here and here if you wish to and
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then we go ahead and continue to see
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what happens so we play we play and
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there you go that would be the full
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trade position in this example extremely
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simple extremely effective and this
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plays out over and over again now to
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show you what this looks like like in
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the context of a short I'm going to go
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over a more recent trade position I'm
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not going to do the replay and show you
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the whole thing I'm just going to talk
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you through it how it played out and
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this was on Thursday the 20th of
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February 2025 again taken in front of
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the entire Playbook community so as we
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can see here if we go back to the market
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sessions we can see that we've got our
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major levels of liquidity marked out
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we've got Asia High Asia low and in this
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case we have previous day low as well
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and we also marked out London High which
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was the liquidity level that was swept
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which gave us the area of Interest so
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this trade was actually taken on the M3
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so I'm going to go back and just tell
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you how it played out so we had all of
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our liquidity levels marked out and we
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had the formation of an M3 fair value
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gap which then proceeded to take out
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London high this means that this fair
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value Gap became the area of Interest
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then we were looking for a candle close
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inversion or a retest to trigger our
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entry model and you can see in this case
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we had M3 fvg London High swept candle
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closed below retest where the entry and
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then we target previous day low and you
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can see this gave me a nice 3.5r trade
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so after learn this model the next thing
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that I'm going to tell you to do is make
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sure you Journal your trades so as you
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can see here's my trade journal and I
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just want to show you that my ilm win
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rate is 70% and over the last 6 months
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since September I've collected a total
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of
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54.5 using the ilm model so it is
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powerful it does work you just need to
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learn how to execute it properly so with
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that said I just want to remind you that
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no strategy wins 100% of the time
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including this one as you can see my win
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rate with this one is around 70% so a
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good model is just about having a
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favorable win rate and a favorable risk
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reward ratio so with the ilm because
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you're trading reversals you tend to
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have a very high risk reward ratio and
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this is what makes you profitable over
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time so moving on to the next strategy
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the orb so the orb stands for opening
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range break and this strategy's approach
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is based on identifying and defining the
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Market's opening range on the M15 and
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you combine this with Fibonacci levels
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as a standard deviation to achieve a
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simple yet robust model this is by far
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the most easy and the most mechanical
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trading model I've ever come across even
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the dogor trade it but at the same time
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it's also one of the most powerful and
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effective the r collector with the orb
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is less than ilm as we are trading
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continuations rather than reversals so
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be sure if you implement this strategy
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you take your profits aggressively so
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before we get into the strategy you need
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to configure your FIB settings to match
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mine so you have standard deviations and
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this will make sense why in a minute so
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take a screenshot of this over here so
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that you know how to set your FIB
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settings so again let's dive into a
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previous trade I'm going to explain how
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I implemented the strategy the rationale
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and how you can take it to so this was
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an orb trade taken on Wednesday the 29th
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of October 2024 it was a great example
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this is a trade that I have in my
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journal because I have this data I'm
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able to go back and find good examples
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for you guys so here we go what we need
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to do first is identify the opening
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range so how we do this is we go to the
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M15 candle and we Mark the high and the
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low of that range so here we can see 15
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minutes after market open we want to
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mark that range so after we've
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identified our range on the M15 it's so
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easy easy like I said just Mark your
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high and low of the candle for me it's
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at 2:45 p.m. that's 15 minutes after the
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market open we then drop down to the M5
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and what we're looking for is a full
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candle closure outside of this range to
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take an entry so as you can see full
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candle closure took the ENT and then
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what we need to do is go ahead and pull
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up our Fibonacci retracement tool with
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the settings that I've showed you so you
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have standard deviations and in a long
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position you want to drag from low to
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high and that will be your standard
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deviations so you go ahead and draw your
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FIB tool from low to high from a long
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position or high to low from a short
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position and this gives you this which
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we call standard deviations so all you
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need to do is set your stop loss at a
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0.5 standard deviation and then you set
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your TP at 1.5 or two standard
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deviations and this is a model that just
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plays out time and time again what you
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can also do you can Trail your stop-
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loss so rather than just setting a hard
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stop at 1.5 or two this is a extremely
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simple and mechanical model so what I'm
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going to do now is clear up my chart I'm
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going to use the replay tool so that I
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can show you in real time so that you
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can implement this for yourself today so
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remember I told you I always get to my
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desk 15 minutes before New York Market
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open so as you can see at the bottom of
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the screen 215 for me then I would go
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ahead and I usually would mark up my
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areas of liquidity because you don't
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know whether it's going to be an ilm day
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or an orb day so essentially because we
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have one strategy that trads reversals
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and one strategy that trades
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continuations we Mark out all levels
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until the market tells us what kind of
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day it's going to be so in this example
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I'm not going to do it in the essence of
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time but as as you can see we've got
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market open in 15 minutes so let's see
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what happens one candle two candle so to
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identify the opening range we need to
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Mark the high and the low of the first
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15-minute candle Clos after market open
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so for me this would be the 1445 candle
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we'd go ahead and Mark that with a high
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and then also copy that and make it into
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a low and then I would go ahead and I
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would mark it or high and I would go
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ahead and I would Mark the low or below
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and then we're watching and waiting for
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a full M5 candle closure outside of the
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range to trigger out entry so let's have
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a look there we go we can see a full M5
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candle closure so what I would go and do
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I go ahead and take a long at CMP as I
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showed you before and then remember the
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FIB settings because we are in a long
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position I would go and pull my Fib from
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range low to Range High I would then go
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ahead and set my stop loss at the 0.5
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standard deviation and I would go ahead
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and set my take profit between at the
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1.5 or two depending on the sentiment
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for the day and then that would be it we
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go ahead and see what happens and then
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we go ahead and get there and like I
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said you can tra your stop loss if you
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wish to be slightly more aggressive and
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not have a hard take profit but
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nonetheless this trade collecting 2.77 R
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of me which is Happy Days then we go
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ahead and stick it in our Journal as
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always as you can see this strategy has
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a 67% win rate for me with a total of
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20.5 R collected since September 2024 so
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the only other thing you need to be
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aware of when trading the orb is I how
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to identify bad days in the case that
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the orb range is not broken within the
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first 2 and 1 half hours of the trading
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session you might as well skip the day
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as price is most likely to continue
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raging and without continuation or
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momentum our trade becomes very low
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probability and just for your reference
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this is what the orb looks like in the
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context of a short same concept range
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high range low FIB level pull for
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standard deviations stop loss at 0.5
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take profit at two again it plays out
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over and over again and as you see for
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me it's got a 67% win rate so I hope you
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can learn and apply these strategies and
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I hope that it helps you make money from
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the market final thing that I would like
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to say is that there are additional
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confluences that we can add to these
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models so for the ilm to increase
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probability we can look at smt higher
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time frame analysis we can look at using
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playit EMA indicator Etc but for the
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sake of this video I wanted to keep it
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biging and friendly so we'll touch on
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that in another video so make sure you
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subscribe again please remember that no
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strategy has a 100% win rate but trading
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isn't about being right every single
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time it's about controlling risk and
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maximizing reward with the ilm you're
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trading with liquidity taking advantage
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of sweeps and reversals with the orb
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you're letting the momentum do the heavy
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lifting and trading continuation both
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strategies are extremely mechanical
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repeatable and they don't require any
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guessing I only take A+ setups that fit
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these models and having models that
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catch both reversals and momentum
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continuations allow me to identify at
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least one of these setups daily and
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that's why I'm able to capitalize and
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consistently make six figures per month
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day trading so if you want to master
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these two strategies I've left free
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ebooks and full video tutorials in the
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description that breaks them down step
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by step for you if you're serious about
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trading and want to learn learn and
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apply them directly with me and my team
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check out play bit you'll get realtime
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trading live streams and exclusive
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coaching I personally trade these
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strategies live in front of my community
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every single day it's not just me making
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money it's the hundreds and thousands of
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play bit members executing these setups
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to profit daily as well if you've made
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it this far you now have two trading
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models that can make you consistent
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money if you're able to apply them
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properly most Traders never escape the
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break even phase because they over
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complicate things and they refuse to
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stick to Simplicity after watching this
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video this is no longer going to be you
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once you've proven to yourself that you
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can be consistently profitable and
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extract money from the market all you
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need to do is scale your capital and
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size not change your models and
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strategies prove to yourself that you
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can turn 100 into 1,000 then you would
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have built the confidence and skills to
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turn 1,000 into 10,000 10,000 into
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100,000 and 100,000 into a million and
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so on start with education start small
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and only attempt to scale from there you
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now have two proven strategies so the
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only question is are you going going to
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use them or stay stuck like 99% of
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Traders the choice is yours and I'll see
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you in the next video
