welcome back folks this is the last teaching lecture on the inner circle Trader YouTube channel before get into this one just let you know that uh this is one of the closest viewpoints to how I actually trade now when I say that don't gloss over at thinking well you know that's all well and good what what does that mean it means that you have to understand all the PD arrays you have to be familiar with them because what you may or may not realize is a market maker model is relying on your understanding of every PD I've made available so if you're looking at price you're going to see things in price that are going to be Salient to your understanding if you don't know what a breaker is if you don't know what a mitigation block is if you don't know what a inversion fair value Gap is the observation of seeing it real time as a market maker buy or sell model May Escape you at the time when you're looking at Price action live so one of the things I've seen throughout teaching this is that some of my students can see a market maker model really really quick and it's because they have been familiar with a multitude of PD arrays not just simply an order block or a breaker so they can see things and have a better understanding about price action and that's what I mean by graduating in your understanding and not rushing this so while this is the last Model I'm teaching publicly the I guess the the disclaimer going in should be that this is going to be very difficult for a lot of you and I'm not going to Sugar Cod that um when I taught my private mentorship students I told them that you these are things that are going to require you to know all the things that I taught in mentorship there's going to be multitudes of Market maker sell and buy models that are going to escape you you won't see them until after the fact but don't discount that as wasted opportunity log them Journal them mark them up okay and then annotate them in a way where it looks like you seen it coming in journal just like that so that way when you look at your Journal it'll be in your own words that you saw it coming it's all pseudo experience it's it's conditioning your brain to see it as a positive thing so that way when you see it again it's a rewarding experience and your subconscious is not trying to distract you from a painful experience whereas if you don't journal and you only have bad experiences by trying to trade with real money or try to do something where incurred risk is real versus trying to read price action and there's no monetary risk or gain there's no ego there's no Pride there's no pain all these things are going to help getting you closer to understanding a market model but for the sake of brevity everything I disclose in this teaching just reverse it for a market maker buy model Okay because I'm going to focus primarily on a market maker sell model everything here is shown in Reverse if you were applying it to a market maker Bond model now I do have lectures and teachings on this in the YouTube channel so this isn't meant to be a be all end all I'm leaning on the assumptions that you have already studied a lot of the things I'm going to talk about so if this is one of the First videos you've ever watched by me or if you're a relatively new student this is probably going to go over your head and that's a normal thing okay it's it would be considered a little Advanced and and that's why I'm saying it's it's the closest thing to how I internalize price action when I'm engaging it so 99% of the time when I'm taking a trade it's usually something like this that's the framework behind it okay and I may or may not have the time or interest even to disclose the model that I'm actually trading inside of that would be the market maker buy or sell model but when you look at it conceptually you can fragmentize these price swings and make one segment of the market maker model whether it be a buy or sell model and that in itself may be your unique model that you trade not that you're trying to trade the bottom of a market maker buy model to the top or vice versa for a sell you it's a matter of preference what you want to do because there's a buy and sell curve buy side of the curve and the sell side of the curve and we'll discuss that in here now but uh this teaching is my market maker models it's algorithmic price delivery in institutional price swings all right so I guess in a lot of ways this is just basically my interpretation and creating a language around swing Trading now when I say swing trading what I'm referring to is if I'm bullish I'm trading from discount to premium riding the code tailes of buy side delivery if I'm bearish I'm trading from premium to Discount writing the coat Tales of sside delivery now when I mentioned buy side and sside you're thinking liquidity and I'm going to draw a distinction between the liquidity and the delivery all right so imagine if you will that you were looking at price and those relative equal highs right here that we're looking at conceptually uh we would anticipate a run above that now if you can get that far in your understanding from what I've taught you have the beginning building blocks of understanding how to look for a market maker sell model but I want to flesh this out a little bit because it's not just simply understanding where relative equal highs and relative equal lows are you have to understand what the Market's trying to do and gravitate to and for the premise of doing it to go higher longer term or to go up just to trick people into being long and then going lower longer term that's narrative so that's going to be outside the scope of this teaching so again it's going to be very frustrating for you if you think this is going to be like a really Elementary model like the Silver Bullet which is relatively simple or model 2022 which is relatively simple uh this one's going to have a whole lot of talking in it because I'm reminding you of the things that going to be supportive for you to understand how to trade these things if you're trying to trade like me you're going to have to learn to do what I'm talking about here if you're not inspired to try to trade like me and you just want to trade a silver bullet or a model 2022 and that's all that you're interested in and you're content with being successful with that wonderful you do not need to have this level of understanding it is helpful to try to look at Price action every day every week every month and go through and see if you can find these types of models in price action and by collecting them you'll have a better understanding of what they look like in the future because you've seen lots of examples of it that you've fited out of price action not me pointing to it or someone else pointing to it after the fact you want to be able to do this this on your own but for the sake of this discussion the understanding is we should be able to see those relative equal highs and that being this here and this here now I'm I'm using a a close line chart so it's going to be a rather crude depiction of a general idea okay we'll transition to actual charts in a moment but for now I want you to just think conceptu how if the Market's going to run eventually up above that and if we could hold a bearish stance meaning that we look at every rally as a suspect rally if we're bearish and then we're going to be looking for some measure of reversal and then once that reversal is qualified that meets the criteria for a market maker sell model then we can go in and engage it now an advanced interpretation of this would be anticipating the Run above these relative equal highs here and being long prior to it and the most advanced form of it would be to buy it during the buy side of the curve and then short it during the cells side of the curve that is very Advanced and while I do have students that can do that like me not many of them can they can either trade the long side of the side of the curve or they can sell short on the cell side of the curve so it's a matter of them picking what they can see clearly based on their present understanding and their experience and don't try to rush it don't try to keep up with me don't try to keep up with my other students that are doing well it's at your own pace that you learn this that's the best Pace to learn it at so don't try to feel like you're you're behind or you're trying to catch up with the class because I have students that go back to 1996 so you're never going to catch up to them so I want you to take a look at that price movement here if this is a market that you'd be trading or interested in learning uh these ideas are Universal so it's not a matter of it only applies to futures or it only applies to index futures or Forex it's it's Universal okay so as long as there's a price feed attached to it and it can be traded these conceptual ideas can be applied to it okay this whole idea from this run up to that level there this is what I refer to as buy side delivery okay so when price is running higher it's offering buy side it's giving the marketplace buy side as it's running higher now for the purposes of running Above This high and this high it's running up to engage the liquidity that would be resting above these relative equal highs so the distinction here is the directional movement when it's going higher prices in a buy side delivery liquidity above a single or a group of highs that is buy side liquidity that's orders that are pending whether they be a buyer to break out and go long or to protect a short position so liquidity is a stagnant price level or levels where stops would be reside buy side delivery is the actual animated movement of price moving higher and as you probably would have guessed when we're looking at Price going lower this here is what I refer to as sside delivery so the express purposes of running above these relative equal highs that function has been performed so now price could if we're bearish move lower and then trade back back below the previous rally low so it's buy side delivery to the upside to engage liquidity trap traders [Music] long and smart money would go short here and write it back down to stop out any individuals that were lucky enough to be long in this but kept a stop loss here or inside this run up during the buy side delivery their stop loss will be tagged out and again with the premise of reaching for the new engineered cell side liquidity which would be the cell stops on Longs that anyone would have been going long here their stop loss would be priced right below here so it's the rally up to take buy side and then rip rate back down to take the sell side on those individuals that were trying to go long and weren't astute enough to reverse or at the very minimum close out in a profitable position now as I promised we're going to look at it through the lens of open high low Clos candlesticks so take a couple minutes look at this before I continue pause the video before I start talking and make observations about what you think you see here what's Salient to you and when you're ready unpause the video all right so what we're looking at here is basically the same idea of price action instead of a line close chart where every fluctuation is only noted by where the interval will be utilizing that closing price only not the highest high and the lowest load but the closing price here we're looking at the highest high and lowest low and the open and close of every individual Candlestick of this respective time frame so we see the relative equal highs here with this high and this High here and the M the market rallies up here so all of this is the buy side delivery and the subsequent sell-side delivery attacking the cell side that was created after the run higher and this run higher attacks the relative equal highs here where liquidity is so markets go up for two primary reasons one it goes up to engage buy stops which is buy side liquidity or it goes up to an inefficient what is that well if you look right here that's an inefficiency we have this small little segment of price action where the previous candle's low stops here the next candle opens trades up a little bit goes lower the next candle we open trade up stop here and then we move lower this separation between these three candles here one candle in the middle this is what I call a fair value Gap it's a very specific price level that we look for and it's one of the most visual things you can see from my repertoire and the things I teach your eye should jump right to it when you see it and in this case if you missed it you can see clearly now it's highlighted so because it's a down closed candle what kind of inefficiency is it a fair value Gap classified as a CBI sibi sells side inbalance buy side inefficiency meaning when these form the Market's algorithm that produces the fluctu in price not because it's buying and selling pressure but the market rallies to these predetermined levels because it has to offer what here this one single candle went lower so what does it need to do if it's going to be an efficient market it needs to trade up back in between these two price points this candle's low this candle's High we see that here this candle trades up to it where does the close stop right at the high of it the next candle we open and we trade back down yes yes there was a small Wick here yes there was a small little Wick here that is acceptable that's permissible but the bodies tell us the narrative so all of this rally up here was under the pretense that we would see it just simply trade back to this little area here above the buy side above this high and this high so ICT how far can it go above these relative equal highs you'd have to look to see if there's any close proximity in efficiencies in this case we have one right here notice this candle's tail goes way lower then we open trade back up making the low of the fair value Gap and then we trade here lower then the next candle we open went lower so all of these three candles here we've had a lot of back and forth price action there's no fair value Gap here we can clearly see there's a gap because there's only one candle making that defined range of that low of that candle and that candle's high so that small little area here is a fair value Gap the algorithm will go back to that and repic to it how by going back up to it and offering a patch filling in this Only One Singular down closed candle now we have an up Clos candle laying directly right over top of it so it patches over the inefficiency here in price so right away you can see while this discussion is primarily Market maker models to understand what my market maker model is you have to understand a plethora of other supporting studies so while it may be one of those things that you're all going to try to gravitate to over time just understand it's going to take a lot of time to understand the the full magnitude of what's available in terms of deciphering and reading price it's not to Simply here is a time of day here is a fair value Gap and where's the draw on liquidity when you're using a market maker sell and buy model you're looking at multiple draws on liquidity and you have to be more Nimble so I'm saying this not to discourage you but to remind you that it's going to take a whole lot more effort than you probably realize going into this I've made available very very simple straightforward Elementary models using the concepts I've created so if you get discouraged after this just know that you can always revert back to the silver bullet or the 2022 or optimal trade entry models they're very simple so let's go into greater detail here how the market ran up into this area here and focus on how it went down not just simply below the cell side of that original rally up but it went down to this old low right here look real close you'll see that it went just below that that's not random this right here is a bid balance cellid efficiency it's the opposite of this singular candle here it's an upclose candle so it wouldn't be a Cy it would be a bissy bidon balance cellid efficiency so it digs into this just by a little bit but specifically right below that low again that's not random these are things I like to look for you can also see how we had that same thing occurring here this is a b balance efficiency again the opposite of this up closed candles that create a fair value gap or inefficiency is referred to as a bissy the classification by PD aray is fair value Gap but it's an up close candle so it's a buy side IM balance sell side and efficiency meaning the price will want to go back down to it eventually and in here we have that inbalance and then trades where down once it gets into there reprices to the order block then it rallies back up creating the initial stage of what a shift in Market structure Above This High here so now we can look for a retracement back down in so is as it's retracing we're anticipating the price doing what eventually reaching for the high here and here so we can look for a lower time frame to give us a scenario where if we think it's going to go above these relative equal highs and we can see that this Fair B Gap wasn't hiding it's in plain view it should stand out on your chart that's why it you're encouraged by me to annotate them when you see them so if you see a draw on liquidity that's setting up above or below the marketplace don't just limit your focus to that look in close proximity just above these buy side liquidity highs here that are relatively equal how far can it go above it well looking over here there's no inefficiency here but there is one right there so how far can it go above these relative equal High there and look where the body stop okay so that's not random all right so we're going to zoom in here a little bit drop down into a lower time frame chart here and don't worry I'll let you know what this is as we get to the close of the lecture but just stick to what I'm showing you here we have the low buy side delivery trading up into the fair value Gap that was on a time frame that was 60 minutes but now we're on a 15minute so this time frame here is a 15-minute time frame it's one quarter of what was shown as the previous chart so there's four times the number of candles and I've given you a reference point that it was based on a 60 Minute or hourly fair value Gap in the form of a Cy sell sign and balance byy sign efficiency and still you can see the body is respecting and only the candlesticks Wicks are piercing it see see that so that's very very indicative of qualifying the fact that we've went up to a specific level and therefore we can trust that the algorithm is kind of like broadcasting to those that know how to look at it and see it that it's likely to now reic lower repic to where below this low and any accelerated run below this low how far can it go is there any efficiencies over here don't look at this one because that's above that low we would already be anticipating retracement back below that where will we look the rejection block which is the lowest down close and then we have these relative equal lows here and you see it just goes a little bit below that low rate there we're going to get into this in a moment for now just notice that we have ran above that buy side that old high here that old high here shift in Market structure on the hourly chart Above This High here so it's retracing what's it retracing back down into the fair value got order block right there so now does the market offer a consolidation that's what we would be expecting here is it consolidating is it offering a small little pause in price where it goes sideways for a little while which would be accumulating long positions that's allowing smart money to accumulate longs I'm going to zoom in this is the same time frame okay so it's 15 minute here's that low you can see how we just went below it right here see that here's that low inside the fair value Gap with the order block which is a down Clos candle again we would be anticipating some measure of consolidation not dropping lower consolidation because that means we would be anticipating a run above the buy side here and the previous height is to the left outside the scope of what I'm zoomed in on now but you can see it's still being highlighted and then that 60 Minute fair value got in the form of a cell sign and balance byid efficiency that's here okay so what we're going to do is we're going to drop down to a even lower time frame and see if there's any more detail in here with a f minute chart so now we're inside of a lower time frame five minute chart and I've highlighted now this little area right down here I told you we would talk about that in here we're looking at a balanced price range a balanced price range is where the market has both a downside and upside or sells side delivery and buy side delivery that overlap one another in the same relative range in price so you can see how this candle's high that candles low that would normally be what a sell sign balance byy side and efficiency but look what's happened over here we have a high a big up closed candle and this candle's low so what does that make this a bid balance cell efficiency so there's an overlapping between a CBI and a bissy within the general area of the same price range so I'm using the low here and the high here so that way we can see how this becomes a balanced price range these are trapped Traders okay this in here is a trap Trader or trap traders that would have been caught short in the classic days of commodity trading if you were to see old patterns like what would be considered an island reversal okay uh this is the closest thing that I can kind of use to describe what's occurring when there is a balanced price range when it's extreme like this so when we have a big decline large range candle that's down and then eventually not like months later not weeks later but when it's a big drop and a handful of candlesticks like this it's not a whole lot of candles then eventually you know rip back higher that means that this was someone that's been caught their short and they quickly repriced and leave them down there so when I see that I look to see where those two reference points are where the market drops quickly for sells side delivery and then when it rallies back up quickly those one big candles down one big candle's up all the price ACS and below it I would view that as trap Trader so that means by itself that gives me narrative that it's probably going to go higher so now cue up the idea of what would it be reaching for well we see it was dropping back down into an inefficiency here the buy side here and old high back to the left and that 60 Minute fair value Gap that's a Cy up here we're still in a 15-minute time frame by the way I'm I miscued it earlier calling a five minute see the idea of the market consolidating that's what we're showing here now how am I referencing this consolidation this is the part of it that becomes like a knack okay um you might not have the exact candles framed like this when you see an original consolidation so when I call a original consolidation that is where the market is accumulating so what I did here I seen these two candles here and then the body of this one and the body of this one so right away my eye jumps to that because it's what it's a smooth edge so I want to use that as the high of the original consolidation what's the low the lowest low see how easy that was so when I'm looking at the original consolidations I'm looking for a repetitive overlapping or reoccurrence of a level that's being constantly referred back to inside of consolidation now I'm anticipating the market to go higher to go above the buy side here and then reach up into this inefficiency up here but I'm anticipating also that it should offer some measure of consolidation because if it's going to do that my premise behind swing trading is it's all on the basis of a market maker sell model or a market maker buy model that's what swing trading is whether you realize it or not whether you want to subscribe to it or not that's what the Market's doing it's not doing harmonic stuff it's not doing L8 wave stuff it's moving on the principles of running to liquidity or it's running to inefficiencies and if it's not doing that it's consolidating and if it's not doing that it's highly manipulated and then you're having some kind of manual intervention some kind of shockin all surprise rate announcement some kind of wartime event something that would destabilize the marketplace that you can't and I can't predict before it happens okay so that's always always the underlying incurred risk that we have as speculators so this area here is where I'm framing that you can see still look how many times it's referring to that same level that's based over here so when I'm looking at consolidations I'm looking at levels that constantly repeat I'm not just going to lay over top of this high or this high or this High I'm looking for something that frames it very clearly now when you go back and look at my examples when I'm doing this in the past and I've been doing for a long long long time since the 90s but the examples I've made public look and see how I'm drawing your attention to these specific consolidations do you see it do you see it as a consolidation go back and look at your other annotations that maybe you have journaled before start looking at it like this so that way when you understand it when the market does eventually leave the original consolidation because we're underlyingly bullish we have traders that are trapped down here they don't want to drop down below to give them an opportunity to get out even though the market does eventually drop lower here they may not come back down into this area until a later time it could be weeks it could be days it could be hours it could be you know a time that's unknown to you that's outside the scope of the the presentation here what you're looking for and what I'm looking for is trades that make sense where the Market's reaching for liquidity and efficiencies and then reversing for the sake of going back against the original consolidation where people are going to see this as a support level and I don't trade support resistance I attack support resistance I attack liquidity above old highs I attack liquidity below old lows and I use inefficiencies as targets or means of Entry to trade against those same ideas which would be anti- retail Theory I'm against it I'm opposed to retail Theory anything retail if it's support resistance harmonic patterns Elliot wave G wi off all that stuff that's all retail logic and my understanding is that's the reason why that 90% people that try to use all that stuff fail and they and they fail rather quickly so when we can frame the original consolidation properly then once we leave it how do we how are we leaving it here look at the body right there yeah we had a wick here we had a wick right there too but look at the body St inside that original consolidation see that that's characteristic to algorithmic price delivery it's indicating to individuals that I'm trying to show you that this is the language that traders that use this information and the algorithms The High Frequency trading algorithms they highlight these things in price and so it gets their highfrequency trading algorithm in the hunt for long entries when is it allowed to take the long that candle right there tells you so now we can then refer back to the same level here if it trades back to that level what's it doing it's returning back to the original consolidation that's how I teach my market maker in sell model and buy model the original consolidation it can leave it it doesn't have to touch it but if it does that's usually a trade so this would be your your original entry okay so you could go long there but sometimes it won't offer a return back to the original consolidation so it might just need a higher order entry and not offer something right at the high of the original consolidation the market rallies up trades right into that 60-minute fair Val got Cy bodies tell the narrative it's not interest in going any higher why because look at this big candle drop down there wonderful we have an inefficiency here we have an inefficiency here drops aggressively below the original consolidation right back to the high of the Balan price range right there which is also just below that old low right there that make these relative equal lows what suspect for cells side so cells side liquidity resting below there that's the draw if it's going to go well beyond the low here where the original consolidation cell side liquidity would be resting so in in layman's terms what saying is it's building up a lot of interest to go higher then it rips higher comes back down gives one more chance okay one more chance then takes off takes Above This High here then reaches up into the INE efficiency then at that point does it indicate that it wants to go lower because if you're bearish and you're extremely bearish to the degree where you think this is a good entry point you could sell up here as it does that and that's a little scary I understand that but eventually you get these multiple entries in here where you can go short we'll look at them in Greater detail in a minute but eventually the idea was to draw back down into this area here but if it goes below this how far can it go there's no inefficiency over here it's these relative equal lows and that's where the market drops [Music] to all right so now we have more candlesticks and now this is the F minute chart so here's the original consolidation you see the market does in fact drop back down in inversion fair value Gap I don't have it highlighted because it would be too many things on the chart but for you that's inversion fair value Gap meaning that usually that would be sell side and balance by side efficiency if the market trades back up into it we would see it what trade lower but if it's an inversion fair value Gap it means it's going to go above it come back down and use it as a discount array and it's inside of the original consolidation and rallies takes the buy side trades the 60-minute fair value Gap cby even in the 5 minute look at the candlesticks the bodies they're inside that Cy it's indicating that yes there's Wicks going on in here but that's just the the the damage okay where it's reaching for the best case for smart money to get short against and then we see it drop lower zoomed in on that F minute chart here we have the original consolidation the rally up and I want you to pause the video again and it if you're not doing this I promise you you're really not getting the same measure of understanding and the opportunity to see it in your own eyes and test your observations you might not get it right but that's okay trying and attempting to do it and seeing things with detail you might not have it exactly right but what happens if you do have the things I'm going to point out it's encouraging so don't Rob yourself the opportunity to have that so pause the video take a look at all the price run from here up to here and then down what do you see all right if you haven't paused the video and want to you better have it paused because I'm about to continue when you're looking at this my eye sees this return to the original consolidation the market rallies up we have a down closed candle that's just below this area right here what does this up close candle become bullish breaker low high lower low down closed candle inside of the breaker candle over here that's a bullish order block right there so when it rallies Up And Trades back down in our Target is what up here the initial draw is the liquidity above that high in the older High to the left it's not inside this fractal price action anymore but it's highlight with this line so this drop down that could be if you're not seeing the original consolidation correctly and this would be your original entry or uh your first stage accumulation then this would be second stage reaccumulation here and it rallies up but if you don't for the sake of those individuals that wouldn't have it identified correctly in terms of how big the original consolidation is when it leaves it and when it comes back down in I'm making allowance for that for this lecture here so you you might not have that skill set in the beginning to see exactly how to define the consolidation then if that's the case then the bullish order block here would be your first stage accumulation for you is it wrong to classify it this way no it's based on your understanding they're both correct based on the level of experience and knowing what you're doing the only distinction is is how you may or may not have had the original consolidation mapped out right so many of you may not have seen this as a return to the original consolidation you may have seen this as relative equal highs being taken and now it's going to go lower not knowing all the other narrative that I've outlined here so down close candle here in the scope of a bullish price run during buyid delivery aiming for this area up in here the down close candles traded to here so there's your entry for a first stage accumulation or it would be second stage reaccumulation if you use this as your first entry so again just make sure you understand that sometimes you will only have one point of accumulation and not have a return to original consolidation it might just rip higher give you one to go in and then run real quick to it then and then after that bleed lower so it has a lot of different variances to it again which is why I said that you have to understand everything that I teach to be able to be well versed with trading Market maker models that doesn't mean that you can't see a very generic plain as day obvious Market maker sell or Market maker bu model when it's in the price action it's obvious it's real easy to see it but the potential for more of them to be there and in your fingertips to be able to reach and see I can see more setups now uh that's going to increase over time okay so just understand that so what have I said here so far well you have an opportunity to be a long entry here or a long entry there so there's two setups which one of these without going any further so far which one of these would make sense for you as a Trader right now with your present understanding obviously it's a rhetorical question because I I can't obviously get the response from you here but I want you to think about that because I have some traders that would only be interested in taking this as their entry and if they never get a return to the original consolidation they're not long others want to see that then it rallies and then the next buying opportunity as long as we don't get to the Target up here they're willing to take this as the first stage accumulation and that's their entry and then they ride it up into that Target they may or may not have the ability or interest in trying to go short at that time other Traders can identify this as the first stage accumulation maybe not see this one down here and they see this and they want to wait to see if price rallies up to that point then they use this part as their model where they go short and they pyramid in here here and wait for the Run below here and don't even consider something like done here is that wrong no I have other students that want to see it do this then really prove it want to go lower and then they'll trade that one right there and then go into that that's a unicorn okay unicorn is second stage redistribution in a cell model Market maker cell model now when I say unicorn meaning everything's in your favor you got everything behind you it's just so it's so one-sided and you can see it It's usually the most energetic um swing high that it drops down from if you've classified everything correctly and everything to the left on the B side of the curve is identified correctly and you have everything labeled right and you have time and price in agreement with you chances are you're probably going to Ride the Lightning which is really quick sudden drops and it's real fun to be in those low resistance liquidity runs but that's one of the most qualifying factors in my trading and how I teach it to my students is to find the easist highe speed low resistance liquidity runs they're going to always be the second stage redistribution in a market maker sell model which is what this is right here okay so if you miss this one this is also what I teach which is a buy balance sell sign efficiency consequent encouragement which is the midpoint of this inefficiency did it get to this level up here yet nope so this here is a bullish fair value Gap consequent encroachment second stage reaccumulation right there now for some of you you might be going long in here and then adding and pyramiding to that to ride into this level here that might be your trade is there anything wrong with that nope absolutely not others that are high high-end students they have been doing for a long time they're going to sell these Mohawks because the bodies are already indicating that what it's not one to go outside of that 60-minute fair value Gap Cy so to every rally up here they're going to go short and anything outside of that PD arrays High which is the 60 Minute fair value Gap that's an extreme extremely overbought without an indicator entry and you've seen me do that in my executions you've seen me do that with my pyramid entries you've watched me trade just outside of the fair V gaps when I'm bearish or bullish and it becomes the usually within a tick or two from the actual highest high or lowest low of the individual candlesticks and then it starts running the direction I need to go this is what I refer to as a smart money reversal you are years away from ever being able to do that consistently I promise you that's not me trying to talk down to you it takes a great deal of understanding of knowing what it is that we're trying to do here because essentially what you're doing is you're picking the tops in bearish markets now did you hear what it just said we're picking the tops in bearish markets I'm not afraid of that I don't try to discourage that of my students but I do absolutely discourage that in my own trading when it's a bull market I'm not trying to pick the top because they're always going to go well beyond what I think and what you think it's going to do but when we're bearish we can really get refined and trade the tops in bare markets because they're predictable they have a characteristic they have a a Rhyme or Reason as to why price should be behave a specific way versus when you're in an extremely bullish Market how do you know I don't know every single time that they won't go in there and intervene one more time and drive it one more time higher that's why it's dangerous to try to pick tops in Bull markets but when the market is predisposed to go lower and you have all these types of characteristics in Play It's rather simple to anticipate where the Market's going to run create an extreme and do a smart money reversal but that easy perspective I'm talking about that comes with 30 years experience you don't have 30 years experience some of you don't even have 5 years experience so it's going to take a long time and I mean long time for you to be able to see smart money reversals as your entry points okay but you don't need that anticipate it being there and then once it does the market breaks lower and any rally back up look at the bodies here okay that is what that's consequent encroachment of the 60-minute fair value Gap CBI that's your lowrisk short we're trusting that we've already mohawked above here with these Wicks so now we're back down in here so any any attempt to trade in the middle point of this shaded area here that could be your lowrisk short stop loss right above here what happens if you get stopped out ICT same thing wait for it to go lower lead the fair value Gap low and if it can touch the bottom of it again I would use it as my entry stop would be break back above whatever the highest high was formed or the consequent coach of the wick if it formed a higher Wick here that's how i' would use it I would not be afraid to go back in but that low risk is scary for some of you probably most of you I'll be honest with you you would never look at to take the trade like that but how many examples have I done this I've done many examples of this in index Futures in Commodities I've done it in Forex pairs I I've shown a plethora of examples of this not just talking about like I'm doing here I'm actually executing I'm doing the entries I'm annotating the chart as I'm doing it too many times with a one minute chart time frame so I have to know what I'm doing to know not only what I intend to do trade-wise and managing it with a stop loss but also to outline it and type it out as the Market's gting with no Market replay all live so the market breaks lower and now what do we have we're on the right side of the curve that means this hypothetical invisible line where the market trades up during buy side delivery trades into our Target where we anticipate the likelihood of a reversal if the market starts to reverse then we use the highest high that it forms to the left of that is what the buy side of the curve that means everything leading to buy side delivery now on the left side is what the sell side of the curve that means we're in sells side delivery what is sells side delivery going to be aiming for the original consolidation low why because it wants to repic under the original accumulation for sell side liquidity the stops that are resting below here for Traders that rode this up they're married to the idea it's going to the Moon Bitcoin 100,000 that type of mentality eventually it drops and goes attacks them okay so we went above the buy side here to a specific price point we had have a breaker high low high or high body staying inside of the PD array on the 60 Minute so it's indicating everything is there for this to start dropping basically that low is taken out right there what does it create Fair guy gap between this candle's low that candle's high that could be a trade in itself but this is a breaker so how far is it going to go back up into it right there so your bearish breaker that is your first stage distribution so you want to wait for the smart R reversal you want to see a lowrisk short does it show a willing to want to run away wonderful that's tape reading now you have a fair value Gap and you have a breaker trades up into it Go short that's your first stage distribution does it break lower yes it does then it does what it trades back to where we had buy side outlined support resistance folks are going to see that as well what remember that relative equal high that was a little bit higher than this one to the left they're going to see that as a break of resistance turn support that stuff does not work okay it does not work you have to understand what price is going to do why it's going to do it what's the present narrative and where's the liquidity or inefficiency is going to really draw to you can't just simply look at hypothetical imaginary lines that are horizontal or diagonal for goodness sake when you call it trend line me all that stuff is mythology it doesn't work it doesn't hold up so you have to know what price is trying to do how it gravitates and very specific precise elements to price action the market rallies up here into a bearish order block which is the up close candle here trades into it digs into half of the body right there that's mean threshold so that bearish order block is your second stage redistribution this is going to be the fastest elevator ride of the move going down now it doesn't mean it won't be a you know a sharp drop consolidate sharp drop consolidate sharp drop that it can do that but this is the one you want to be entered on because if usually if you miss this one you're probably going to be chasing price now what happens if you don't see this as your lowrisk short and you see this as your lowrisk short where I had the first a distribution is that wrong no based on your present understanding you're going to see it probably as this is the first stage of distribution to get short and the smart money reversal is up here wonderful you don't see a low risk short here in the middle of that PD array that's okay that's experience I understand that you're not going to see everything that I had seen and I'm make an allowances for that while I'm teaching it so you might see this as your your your lowrisk sell or short and then this is your first stage distribution so where would the second stage distribution be or redistribution be and it's in other words instead of saying this one is your second stage redistribution which means it's going to be the highest degree of speed magnitude and impulsiveness to go lower quicker if it's not this one and you've classified that as your first stage distribution and you're surprised with a sudden drop and you're going to be standing there like a deer in headlights thinking what am I supposed to do this thing going way faster than I thought it was you're going to be dazzled because you're on side and it's probably gonna scare you to get out of the trade and if you've never been trading with real money you're going to experience that okay it's a weird Paradigm but you have to press into that if you notice here I've said that the buy side of the curve used in Reverse in the cell side of the curve meaning what this down closed candle is a bullish order block so while we were going up when it drops back down into this it should be offering what support so when we get to the other side of the curve which is to the right of this imaginary line which is divided by the highest high where we anticipate anticipate seeing the market reverse on the right side of the curve that's the cell side so anything on the right side of the curve that was offered as support or as a discount array needs to start acting as what a premium array or resistance what's the low of that candle draw it through where's the body stopping it's respecting it isn't it it's not just simply that bearish order Block it's not as simple as you want to think it is folks everybody out there trying to teach order block Theory you have no idea what you're doing that's why I'm writing the books you have no idea you've only been introduced the idea you're trying to use things that you're making up as you go along we break lower same thing here buy side of the curve used in reverse on the sell side of the curve meaning what this down close candle what was it a bull shoulder block on the buy side of the curve but now we're on the left side of the curve everything should be going lower so what is going on here the Market's trading right back up to the butt end of that body boom that would be your second stage redistribution if you looked at that as first stage and this is the low risk short smart money reversal and you didn't classify anything low risk that would be your second stage redistribution for me that would be a pyramiding entry so I would have even more going short and then we drop down into original consolidation 80% of the trade would come off and I would see do we have the ability to get any deeper and we can see it goes lower deep retracement and finally lower in [Music] here so for the folks that want to know this entire presentation was under the discussion of the British pound versus US dollar Forex pair all of these things here folks this occurs on every asset class it's there all the time now one of the wonderful elements that's not been discussed so far but I mentioned briefing in the beginning of the discussion is when everything with price is in agreement with time because time sets the stage then price does the act of precision so it's time and price look what's occurring here on the 31st we have consolidation we leave the consolidation come back in return to original consolidation when does that occur London open rallies up right in here we have an order block right there and then we have what it rips into the buy side trading up into New York open 7 o'clock in the morning there's your Market reversal profile part of a market maker sell model time and price everything that was Illustrated over here now look what we're at we're inside of the New York open Kill Zone we have a breaker we have a bearish order block all within what the New York open Kill Zone this is also op trade entry right there this right here is model 2022 buy side taken shift in Market structure fair value Gap go short that's M 2022 this right here trading up into that that is the 7 o'clock in the morning to 9 o'clock in the morning New York open Kill Zone Silver Bullet man how many silver bullets I got a whole rack of silver Worlds Fair Value gaps are always forming folks you have to understand what the narrative is in play for that session or that operating time that you're using for your trading day I'm using times of the day that have high intakes of volume where order flow is increasing it's rapid there's a lot of interest getting in the marketplace so you frame what you want to trade you want to trade as little as an hour a day okay I I told you that you want to trade a full Kill Zone two hours three hours okay I've told you that too I can't trade New York I got to trade London okay I told I told you how to trade that all these things are there now what did I teach you about the trading day in terms of the opposite end the range if the whole idea was to run up have a market reversal profile and we have a market maker sell model here this Dro down below these relative equal lows here what time can it arrive when can it arrive at the target of reaching below that London close 10 o'clock to noon New York local time 10 o'clock to noon friends and neighbors that's not random that's all part of the things I've talked about all throughout the teachings of this entire YouTube channel you have to know more than just a couple things that do the market maker sell model and buy models so I've been very honored to be your Mentor here I've been honored to be a conduit to share all these things that I've collected and authored over the last 30 years it's been a wonderful experience I've been touched by so many of you as students I have been moved to tears for some of you with all the uh adoration and respect you've shown to me and I'm so thankful for that but like all things all good things must come to an end and I am married to a woman that demands more of my personal time and social media and mentoring has taken a great deal of that so I want you all to know that it has been a pleasure to be able to be in this seat as a teacher as a a role model for learning how to trade and read price action I want you all to know that none of the content on this YouTube channel or my Twitter will be deleted none of it will be augmented and I wish you all nothing but success with it until I talk to you next time good luck and good Trading