yeah there's a model out there that takes advantage of people's mistakes and you can profit from it This is probably one of my most requested videos as it is my most traded model and a lot of my students who have traded this um have ex become some of the most exceptional traders in the space becoming top 1% on top They're currently on the funded live leaderboard and have made $3 to $500,000 in payouts individually off the loan Now I'm not saying that that's exactly what you're going to be able to achieve through this but I'm telling you what has been achieved on the extreme end of the scale Today you're going to learn about a model that takes advantage of people's mistakes Now you're not exactly taking advantage of people's mistakes or them doing like wrongdoing in the market but you are taking advantage of their liquidity which inevitably can be a mistake Liquidity can be produced in several ways uh selling for take profit back to the market selling it for a loss back to the market or selling an entry No matter how you sell it doesn't matter It's liquidity at its core So we don't need to define each of the ones but most the time it is going to be through a loss scenario which means you're taking advantage of someone's mistake So this video contrary to my last one is going to give you a model that helps you identify reversals The previous video I did called orb helped you identify continuations in the market This one helps you with reversals And to be fair there's only three types of markets that you truly need to be able to trade A ranging market which is back and forth and an expansive market Does people know what the third one is people like to call it the crab market or it does a little bit of both Now it doesn't matter which market you're in because I'm offering you now two models if under your tool belt that you can use allow you to effectively trade all market conditions Orb helps you trade expansive markets ILM which is my reversal model helps you trade reversal markets which and evidently a ranging market people say back and forth is difficult to trade I don't think so This is the model I use in a ranging environment I specifically perform well in ranging environments because I have a model that's reversals A ranging market is specifically constant reversals back and forth So if you have a model that helps you with reversals congratulations Ranging markets are now your friend So today's model is called inverted liquidity And you're going to learn everything from liquidity to all the minute concepts that this model has I will go into literally everything And some of you are probably questioning like what is this you're showing on the screen yes I have made a full guide I mean quite literally all your questions you may have had on my model will be answered in a singular video which is right now Um and I did this because I kind of want to set a standard I wish more people did this If you have a model that's profitable prove it not only with data front test not back tested data so you can actually see how you perform in a real trading environment but prove the model like with with some sort of guide right i proved the model with orb in 20 minutes I'll probably prove this one in 20 minutes as well of how it works and how you use it and you will be able after watching this whole video maybe maybe watching it a couple times to be fair um how to use it tomorrow or the day after you watch this Um so let's get started ILM inverted liquidity model Now we focus on inversions and failures of certain ideas and we'll go into that in a second and the dynamics of sellside and buyside liquidity I have a massive PDF right here but I'm only going to go through the index If you guys do want this PDF it will be the first link in description It's free You can just download it and look at it yourself Swipe on looking on your phone Um but I won't go through the whole thing for the sake of time because most of the bulk of information will be in this whole layout that I go through So the index today uh we will do the model overview rules and guidelines identification of liquidity sweeps the presence of clear imbalances This will go into the idea of invalidations of fair value gaps which I do need to annotate Fair value gaps are not an ICT concept A lot of people who hate on ICT and fair value gaps don't actually understand that they use them in their own trading but just define them a different way At its core a fair value gap is just auction theory But the onset and popularity of ICT has forced me to start calling them fair value gaps as most people understand them as that So that's what we're going to do today you'll understand the entry points target settings stop-loss placement and target adjustments which is a big part of this So let's get into exactly what we're doing here So LM one model one time frame one asset I have a quick review sheet of exactly what I expect most of you to do throughout your week This isn't just going to help you understand how the model's traded but how to actually like understand what you should be doing on a week- toeek basis right weekend prep On weekends you're not trading We're reviewing our losses right we can't exactly win from our We can't learn from our winning trades because we did everything that was expected and won There's no lesson there All we know is it worked The losing trades and why I say review your losses on the weekends is where something inevitably maybe went wrong or incorrect and we can learn from that situation and adjust and become better Now before your session which will be right before every New York session you're going to be identifying the draw and liquidity for high time frames drawing liquidity for this current session and if you're in a sell or buy program I'll define each of these If you don't understand what draw liquidity is do not worry they'll be defined Pre-execution this is before you take the trade Remember we're going to review the daily checklist understand what model we're going to be focusing on and then we're going to execute Find the model and then trade the model That's it Like just at its core find it trade it and then during the trade there's not much management You enter you either take a loss or you take a win right that's it You either win or lose There's no in between Win lose or you don't trade that day And then we're going to journal it Once you're done come back and review your logs And this is what we're going to do every session that ends And the log that you're going to be using is this one that you don't need to use Tradella You don't have to pay 40 bucks a month I made one with the help of some fantastic individuals on Google Sheets This is free It will be the second link in the description where you can get the journal for free It has all this It autopop populates your P&L curve Autopop populates are collected It gives you all this fun data and it's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 It is only eight columns right that you have to input data That's it Every so if you take one trade you have to put in eight variables Now let me tell you this If you aren't able to just type in eight variables uh after you take a trade to get your data back stop attempting to trade I don't think you're ready You don't have the patience needed to perform in this career Okay The data is important because you'll have so many stats from your long to short ratios how often you're winning per session and the days of the week that you're doing the best in This gives you an idea of when you should be trading when you shouldn't so you can sharpen your edge If you don't have a sharpening block you will just continually have a dull knife over time and it will eventually break Meaning your edge will decay so far that it doesn't actually produce a profit If you don't want your edge to decay and you want to constantly produce a profit well keep a sharpening block in the kitchen so you can constantly optimize And your sharpening block in trading is your data So there you go You're welcome for making it for free and it's even more more robust than most of the pay for softwares there are out there nowadays So now that you understand kind of what you're doing on a day-to-day basis let's get into describing exactly how you're going to do it And this begins with simplifying what the entry model is So the top here you'll see a daily checklist Like I discussed earlier I'm not going to go through and tell you about the daily checklist yet because there's some things you don't understand in it I first want to go through what even are the baseline to this model What are the base concepts I need to understand in order to even trade this model properly i'm glad you asked Let's get into the first one I want to talk about which is liquidity You hear this term all the time Liquidity Liquidity What is it well there's a very easy way for me to tell you what it is Liquidity is simply buy and sell orders That is it There is quite literally no other definition of what liquidity is It is where people are selling and buying producing reactions in the market By basic economic standards something has to be bought and sold to achieve new value Now this is what happens in an active order book in trading is people are buying and selling every microcond Now it's not always a human but it doesn't matter who is actually doing it All that matters is that it's happening if it's happening This is where you get to find where those orders are and where they will be produced in order to make actionable insight As a trader all we're really doing is acting on insight we have which this model is your insight and I am going to teach you how to act upon it to produce a profit So the first thing is where the heck is liquidity even at right where were the orders triggered you said liquidity is where people are buying and selling How do I know where that is right i don't have a special software to find that To be fair there are some out there Um but in its core in its simplistic retail concepts a lot of where the orders will be placed are going to be easy for you to identify right a lot of it's going to be at these low pivots high pivots which are our structural points right just highs and lows We know that somebody is willing to sell at this high We know someone's willing to buy at this low Eventually they will It is guaranteed Now it obviously gets more robust So let's get into you know how you can concentrate this idea and find more higher probability trend lines or sorry more probability that liquidity is going to be at this level One that you've probably seen a lot is trend line Right there's buyers and sellers producing a range here If price was to come to one of the lows you can pretty much guarantee someone's going to sell here Someone's probably going to sell here and someone's going to sell here These are points at which orders will eventually if price reaches it occur Orders will be opened orders will be closed People will remove and add liquidity to market at these levels Now just because you know what liquidity is it doesn't exactly mean you know what to do with that information I'm just trying to show you where that information is so we can get to our next core concepts to teach you how to act upon it So don't think that just because I'm teaching you what liquidity is here is right now means you actually know what to do yet You have no idea just knowing this but this is a core concept More important the trend line is a range right this area where contin price continues to prop up It props up it props up If price trades down into this there's a high likelihood that price is going to react Now it doesn't matter if price continues past this or bounces Either of the two do not matter We just know that there's a possibility of each at this level just like there is at any possible price range But the highest probability is at these clusters right the cluster of highs here we know there's a good chance that if price eventually revisits it has a chance to continue and or break out But this is the point that you look at right there's a million orders going through every microcond um on indexes It's just our our job as a trader figure out where the bulk of orders will happen right because of course as price is coming up to this level like there's millions of orders still being traded we don't care about anything in this range We just care once it reaches here That's the bingo mode Like bingo Now we know to pay attention Uh equal highs and lows Another it's a cluster of zones It's a zone that for the bull side is where price was going to be propped up And the equal highs is where price was going to be propped down which means there's a bunch of sellers there Now the next part is going to be something you'll see me continually say which is buy side or sell side liquidity Typically speaking this is just the extreme of a range Buy side just means that if price hits this they will be forced to buy back their liquidity If you don't understand trading and you say why would someone need to buy back their liquidity a short sellers to get out of their positions have to buy back the shorts because they're borrowing it So if price ever gets up to this level and a short seller says "Hey I don't want to own the short anymore." They buy it back Meaning liquidity has been tapped and these shorts have gotten out of the market Um same with sell side right it's just the inverse side which is if price hits this um and someone doesn't want their position or someone wants to close right they have to sell their position back because they have long orders Now buy and sell orders are constantly at the same level right every single price there's buy and sells but a majority are found at certain levels like we know for a fact that a lot of orders that were up at these highs was probably buy side and a lot of the ones that were at those was probably sell side So we're looking at probability wise where can we find more buy side or sellside liquidity in order to act upon it and buy side is at the extreme highs Sellside is at the extreme lows Let's use the extremes because it's easy and we can all find the same levels After this we get into a topic that is all too complicated too often which is you probably heard it LRL I've gotten so sick of this uh term because it just over complicates it for a lot of new traders All LRLR means is trend line liquidity There's nothing else Absolutely no other definition It is just trend line liquidity is a subset of a range and which has produced highs and every time you see it it is just going to be a line you can draw on top of It's the first thing you learn in trading Okay So you now understand liquidity which is the first core concept of this model I need to know where orders will eventually be produced so I can react to them at that level Fantastic Now what else am I looking for at that level you may ask well we'll start with a polarizing topic here called fair value gaps At its core a fair value gap is a leftover order That's it Loo if you want to call it it's a leftover order Price moved exceptionally fast and created a gap Orders were simply left behind That's it That's it There's no other definition to a fair value gap It is just auction theory which is if at auction someone buys too much of said items price will move fast because supply has diminished Now this can be visualized in a candlestick pattern I'll show you in a second Imbalance in the order books Let's see what that imbalance looks like Three candlestick pattern You have your candle one candle two and candle three the high of candle one the low of candle three the gap in between that is your fair value gap Pretty simple right it's the same for the opposite side Candle one candle two candle three the low of candle one the high of candle 3 and then you got this gap in between Now why does the gap matter at all well the gap matters specifically because this price moved so fast that both candle one and three have no conjoining price action Which means all of the orders in one do not ever reach orders of three Why because someone somewhere some algorithm pushed price exceptionally fast like an auction bought too much of the supply fast price you in this case price increased here price decreases here sold too much in this case is a bearish gap to the downside and pushed it so fast that you know of this gap and the idea is is if price revisits said gap those sell orders I was just telling you about that were left over as they're hit they get checked off sold sold sold sold so we know that there's sell orders here if we know that there's a place where there's a bunch of sell orders what do you think is going to happen well it will probably continue down to the sell side right i mean that's exactly how the liquidity works as I just discussed earlier And same thing here If price comes up here and revisits this gap yeah good chance that these buy orders here will start to confirm They'll start to get auctioned off and they'll be able to buy Here's a visual visualization on the actual chart We can see a massive candle Like this candle in relevancy to the rest of the chart is just extremely large Meaning there's probably a bunch of people who have leftover orders and if price comes up and tests them they will finally get to buy So we note that there's a manufactured area where buyers are 100% present as a trader This is the holy grail to you You know where people are going to buy or sell at least a high probability And you can see price continues from this point Now we don't exactly in this model use fair value gaps like how I'm showing you now And I want to show you a few of the different types of fair value gaps First one's a BPR which you don't need to know too much of but all it is is a bearish fair value gap overlaps with a bullish one They have the exact same area Balance price range Fantastic The same auction is at the exact same level for both Inversion number two This one's important because it's the core of this model By the way I I didn't make fair value gaps I didn't make inversion fair value gaps Um these have been around for 20 plus years before really any of us have been trading But there's a way that we can use them I was discussing to you before that most the time when you see right let's go back up here most of the time when you see these gaps price comes back revisits test and continues in that direction but you may be asking me why are you talking about price continuing when you said this model is a reversal this is the key the inversion helps us understand that if there was a bunch of sell orders here if price was to invalidate this level right to trade past it close outside of it then maybe the trend is changing because these sell orders were definitely not enough to keep price moving in the continued direction If price is not moving in the continued direction then price may be changing its direction which by definition is a reversal So that's what I want to go over with you today is the IFVG Again very very popular concept I didn't make this Thousands of traders trade this exact same concept but they don't trade it the same as me which is obviously the whole difference Every minute thing I change with my model changes my profitability changes my win rate etc Um a lot of these guys I wish they could provide this I wish they could provide this information you're seeing on the screen so I could compare mine to them but that they don't want to do it And maybe it's because they know that maybe their model is not too profitable or maybe they're lazy I'm not going to put them on either of the two But nonetheless core of this model is a very famous concept the IFVG Throughout this all we're looking for is invalidation by price That's it Price traded through it Now the definition of price trading through it is if this chart is on the one minute time frame right we're going to wait for a one minute close outside of it So like I showed you before you have candle one candle two candle three If candle four five or six right it can be any of the candles after end up closing outside of it like this then we know that that's our inversion Understood and this is how it works to the downside as well Like if you have a bullish for you have a candle one two and three right you have your high and then you have your low here you have your gap If price comes back and closes below the gap which is here's your close outside the gap here and comes back in well we know there's a potential change in direction We're probably not going to continue the upside now And that's the whole basis to this model is we are able to determine at a specific point on the chart where we can produce an actual insight where price might reverse Now this is helpful because if you trade orb you're looking for continuations but not every day does orb work and not every day does price continue If you want to have a toolbox a a a tool trading belt of everything you need to engage with any scenario possible you want a reversal model and a continuation model And that's what I'm offering you today So again just more examples You have candle one two and three The low the high here's the gap price closed outside That's the definition of the inversion So I'm not going to beat a dead horse here I think you guys all understand what the inversion looks like Now I've proved to you what liquidity is how to use it and what fair value gaps are Now I quickly want to go through the checklist every day Now we're about 20 minutes on this video so we'll probably be another 10 minutes or so here but please stick along because this is exactly um what you need daily checklist right is it a weekday no then great Go do something else Stop trying to trade on the weekends especially if you're trading crypto I know that this this inverted liquidity model works with one model one time frame one asset It does uh and it works with crypto but I truly think that if you're in this career why are you giving up your weekends to trade um even people with nineto-5s get their weekends off Uh most of the time I guess Um so go do something else Trade during New York session right yes Are you trading during a major session no Okay Well that's bad Go trade during New York Um I want to prove to you real quick and some of you are like New York uh I can't go trade New York Well look at this very quickly Uh New York is typically speaking one of the best sessions that you must trade And here are these pro market sessions Uh because all other sessions are typically speaking uh very very dull Now I can prove this with Asia consistently Uh Asia just sits if I can grab this Asia just sits back and forth right here Right nothing happens in Asia but New York expands out of it Sorry London expands out of it and then New York expands out of it Let's go up here You can see the three sessions Purple is Asia Uh blue is London and then orange is New York Not much happens in in the Asia session right it's kind of just sideways They wait for London and then London tanks price New York rebalances and then also New York takes London's lows And this is just a a consistent theme you'll see all the time And you can go prove it for yourself Here's Asia sits sideways and then London takes Asia lows New York rebalances and then New York takes London's lows You have the most opportunity in some specific sessions Here's another great example We can just keep going through this if you want London back and forth No real expansion no real opportunity London takes Asia's low and then takes Asia's high New York opens takes London's high and then London's low You want to be trading either London New York Just look at history That's it I'm not here to prove it to you The data actually um proves it for me So back into the checklist Trade New York or London I'm fine with either of the two Now if you are trading the session great Let's move forward Do a top down analysis Um hour one and hour four find high high time frame levels that are can obviously build your bias And I'm going to describe this in a second um with low time frame analysis as well So let's quickly go back to this chart you saw and let's show you exactly what I mean by high time frame analysis or exactly what you can get from this So let's look at how New York session looked before market open So today was April 7th one of the honestly one of the most crazy days I've seen in a while This is what New York looked like before market open right this is right [Music] around 6:10 a.m So 20 minutes before market open This is what it look like This is what you must do every session This is the best way to do it This is called timebased liquidity I want you to take Asia's high which is here drag it out and list it Just use your template to do it very fast Here is Asia's low Pull it out Listed Asia's low London high market These are timebased sessions These are the extremes of Asia's high and low and London's high and low Like I told you a lot of pivot points are at the extremes of ranges Please mark them The reason that you do London highs London lows like this because New York as I proved two minutes ago um continually takes out session highs and lows and there's reactions from that right so if we play this out we'll see that eventually we get almost a London low hit and we got a London high hit Um during London you specifically saw Asia high get ran and there's reactions from these levels I'm going to show you um just using this And by the way the reason we're talking about this is because this is the top down analysis plus the low time frame analysis Now you know where these levels are Now as I know I'm on the 5minut So you're like how is this high time frame analysis um if you look at this on the H1 you can easily find a cluster of levels I showed you before Remember let's go all the way over here I said the liquidity that we prefer the most is these clusters Do you guys see any clusters on here the answer is yeah you should Here's a cluster of lows which we'll call our equal lows So this is exactly what I mean by doing your high time frame analysis before you enter a trade right before you even take a trade or think about it you must know the high time frame and low time frame analysis Where are all the levels that you want to trade into where are the equal lows where is Asia's lows where's London's lows so you're prepared for when you take the trade to then engage with the market right um and then you know there's a few trend line liquidity We can prove it all There's the trend line liquidity you had from before Boom And you just mark everything So mark up your charts beforehand so you understand exactly where you're getting into before you actually press buy or sell on the ILM model Now after you've done the top down and the low time frame by the way um every Sunday I do a full weekly outlook showing you every level you need to pay attention to the link will be in the description I don't know which link it will be maybe a third or fourth Um it'll say it trade live with me Just join with me on Sundays It's free I do it for free every Sunday and I'll do it for you for an hour an hour and a half I'll tell you all of the levels for NASDAQ for the week And then the next Sunday so the week after I'll prove to you um how valuable my levels were I've been doing it for 5 years now just showing like look what I've been able to um do every single week consistently Um and if my journal doesn't prove it then watching me in real time absolutely will And this is a part of me wanting to set a new standard for the space Now I digress Once we have top down and low time frame analysis done we ask ourselves have we traded the ILM no Well go demo it a few times I want you to trust the model which means I need you to just try it out a few times Um especially you guys watching this video for the first time try this model out after I teach you I know I haven't taught you it yet That's the middle section here but just give me a second until we get there Um if yes choose which model you're going to be using one or two execute the trades and record the outcome share executions in playbit to get feedback not play bit I think you know where to go Now a few things to ask yourself for the top down and low time frame analysis that I just missed was are we ranging or expanding has local sell side or buy side equity been purged if yes where's the next target was a fair value gap produced during the purge Wait till the inversion for entry and then move Now this is perfect You can just ask yourself one through five and then you'll be able to figure out if you're ready to take a trade or not Now we're here Now you're ready Now you're ready for me to actually define what the model is You know all the core components which is how we had to start You know liquidity You know fair value gaps You understand the daily checklist I have simplified them to a degree I don't think I possibly could have done better at Now I need to tell you exactly how we operate this model So first things first crypto if you're using it five minute time frame and to be fair I should also add 15 minute time frame work very well So if you're trading crypto with this model the minute five and minute 15 is very good for your intraday trading Futures the one minute time frame and five minute futures also includes gold by the way Now the first thing I'm going to teach you is our model one right what does model one even mean uh how do we present it how do we find it in the market that's what we'll do right now So model number one is an ILM uh like retest and quick entry model which means we're looking for a a massive reversal right so model one is trending market which means we want a massive reversal back to the trending highs Model two is ranging right remember what I said before it's like it's rangebound You're conservative You're just reversing continually back and forth For model one typically speaking high time frame drawn liquidity is higher If you can look in this little image we can see that our high time frame draw is up here BSL that's the draw So it's higher in the trend versus here in conservative where it's just in the internal side right like this is external highs This is internal highs which is more conservative Now with this right we're looking at the buy side of the curve which means we want to take out shorts above us which is mean you're going long and you have a high time frame sellside liquidity taken out which means you have you know early longers or people with long positions that have been taken out of their positions trading above the minute 15 EMA is of course a huge part of this and most of you are like I didn't why is this even in here I haven't heard this before the minute 15 EMA if you lock it just to the minute 15 time frame will show you consistently when the when you're in a ranging environment or when you're in a trending environment you'll see a bunch of respect from this level and you'll see once Once it breaks it then respects to the opposite side and you have a very clear-cut idea of when the market is trending or ranging This is great because you'll easily be able to understand which model to use from this point Um if you want to use the exact time locked EMA I have it'll be in the comments under uh minute 15 time lock EMA We made it ourselves just for this Um play more aggressive plus 2.5R or better and then obviously inverse this for shorts So of course the sell model is just the opposite of the buy model Now this is one of the higher success rate models is where you're going to have remember what I taught you before your extreme of the range your sellside liquidity is hit which means price trades through it up to this level right going down into the sell side you're going to have a fair value gap produced like this right a bearish value gap produced like this If price ends up trading through it like I defined earlier with the inversion trades through it and you get a market structure shift right which just means that this internal trend right which is we have a high low not a higher high but a new lower low and that's finally broken You have an MSP and that obviously adds to your confluence If price retests this this is where your entry is You take entry here stops below the extreme of the range which shouldn't be too far considering you're on the minute five time frame So stop loss really isn't that large And then you're going to take profit into the buy side liquidity Now 2.5 R or more Normally you can get a little bit more than this Um another thing to annotate is you can adjust the stop loss here Instead of doing at the low you can do it on a closure outside of the gap I see a lot of people do this and it is pretty profitable as well So test it I want you to make this model your own I'm just giving you the very base formula of how it's used Now again for EMA bias right typically and I got to show you my data for this because I have data that supports this thesis A lot of people who trade a very similar model are going to be like what is this guy adding to this model um I have a 76% win rate with almost 70% of my R collection coming from trading with the EMA bias This is something I've never seen anyone else do and it helps me a lot and I encourage you guys to try it out Um this goes in tandem with the you know I'll link below the EMA I use for this but if price is trading above it I only want to look for long positions So if price is above this I typically only want to go long And of course there are times when I don't do it If it's too far away you'll see that I say no no no if I'm not with the EMA bias But if you're under it you should only look for shorts because that's the trend So you want to go in the direction of the least resistance because price is likely to go in that direction Why there's least resistance when to counter trade There are certain times that you are allowed to counter trade against this Like if you're if you're pretty far away from this M15 EMA you can trade against it Like if you're 100 to 250 points away and you also have that trend line liquidity I defined earlier There's a good chance that price is going to reset into that zone Here's an example of like an A+ setup um where you get this local sellside liquidity taken here You have your inversion You take longs to the upside However you are below the 200 the it still ends up working and you can see once price tests that M15 EMA it ends up dumping after that So a a good example of how you can counter trade using that So you do have discretion in that idea So the first ILM model is here quick retest You wait for price to retest into it The second one is quick entry and typically the one that 90% of my students use which is you're going to have price run a sell side of the cord So it's going to run We can even call this like London low Len low right london lows are ran You sweep it and then you get this inversion Take entry immediately Stops below the inversion and take profit at buyside highs Now with this you can obviously there's a bit of discretion used here This buyside high isn't just buy side I would like to ask you guys like which one do you think has more value the high the extreme or the equal high This is a good chance for you to test your knowledge because typically speaking I give more value to this set of two highs than the extreme of the range because I do think that there's more sellers at this level I think there's going to beally more breakout buyers at this level So I want to sell into where I think the highest reaction is possible which is there lower success rate but it happens a lot more frequent Model number two if you're sitting within a massive range normally after an explosive move price attempts to trap both sides play more conservative plus 1.5R or better This is one you'll typically see during markets where if NASDAQ dumps a lot or um crypto dumps a lot price typically sits stagnant for a few hours right um or sorry uh few hours for intraday trading on futures and a few days to weeks on crypto The rangebound conservative model is a very high success rate and it's more frequent but you don't collect that much riskreward only because you are taking profit fast right so be conservative You're not aggressive you know being greedy waiting for higher highs You do want to be quite conservative which means this low you get the sell side it runs and then you have that gap right so you have the fair value gap that produces If it fails you take entry immediately and then take profit fast And you can see how you can do it multiple times in the same range Now you only want to choose one of these right when in a range you either want to do rangebound conservative or rangebound lick to lick Now I don't typically use this one but it's frequent if you need a subset a secondary subset of liquidity to get hit which just means the first trade you take stopped right if the first trade you take it stop and it continues and shows another obvious inversion to the downside and you're below that minute 15 EMA you have an opportunity to take the trade again This is not a 100% win rate model I'm not going to tell you that this is you know the holy grail of trading or is going to be the best thing that you're ever going to have Um but it's profitable and I use it and I make money My students do it too So that's why I want to share it because I want other people to make money Um like this model here it takes in consideration If you take a loss and it's still obvious in your below in this case because it's a short position the 200 EMA on the 15-minute then you can take the short again and go for it uh less success rate less frequent but it does offer quite large riskreward because typically the second entry is a smaller risk which means you can risk more for the same target So those are the four models you need to understand retest quick entry rangebound conservative and IM rangebound lick to lick All right I want to quickly go into examples and info to go through this again Retest trending right we want to see a retest of our inversion as price is trending over or below the M15 giving us a buy sell program bias Once this retest occurs we look to enter with stops below the IFG and target internal plus external liquidity Okay To be aggressive when trending And so here are some just visual examples to show you This like gray snake you see is that minute 15 200 EMA Since price is trading above it we know to only look for long positions Um price comes down takes sell side We see that there's a small inversion here As the inversion populates we see that there's an opportunity to go into a long position Get into your long position Here's the retest And then you're going to take your first profit right first profit here and then your second profit at external highs And then price inevitably reverses from that level Because there is a high likelihood of reactivity Why well because we know that there's a bunch of sell orders potentially here and a whole lot at the extreme of the range It's just a high probability Now sometimes you'll sell and it keeps going but there's a high likelihood that it doesn't Here's it to the downside again Um you're trending below So you only want to look for shorts Um if you get the inversion like you see here price inverts retest take entry stops below that range then take profit down here into the external sell side Bada bing bada boom Very simple model right quick entry trending Again a pretty easy one You take internal sellside you have your inversion as soon as it inverts take entry immediately and then go long Um typical A+ setup here like local sell side is here Um price hits it you have your inversion you go long into the external buy side and then obviously have that confluence with that trend line liquidity here Um and some of you obviously I'm showing you winning examples Uh there's of course not not every trade wins and let's you know I definitely add some losing trades in here Right so here's a lick to lick range like here's the first one This is lick to lick where you do get an inversion but price never took the internal buy side liquidity so it ends up failing and then it takes this buyside liquidity up here and then ends up completing the target you wanted So that's the you know lickto lick model that I like Here's another one external sell sides here Price ran it There is the inversion I took entry here and I lost the position here But it happened again You can see here's another inversion Right you end up taking a little bit of that sellside liquidity there and then you go back to the target that you're previously attempting to go to So you can take a loss and you will I mean this is not a 100% win rate model Here's another one right sellside liquidity is here You fail to run it Here's your inversion Take entry attempting to go for a profit target BSL lose the trade But as it comes back down and finally hits that sellside right right here is a sellside hit Here's your inversion Take entry immediately here stops to the lows you then finally get your profit plus 4R So it's a fantastic model because it works consistently and there's so much data I have behind it to prove its validity over a long period of time all the way back since September 2nd when I really started to test the model in a serious environment Um so there you go The last thing I do excuse me last thing I want to show you is a trading plan right the max trades per day I'd prefer for most of you have is two stop on either two wins or two losses or a win and a loss typically just take one win and get off You're in this career for trading to not only make more money and produce a skill where you're self-sufficient but also save your time a little bit Um so trying to get two trades in a day can sometimes be grueling as you might not have a second trade I typically just do take one trade If gold has a great ILM and so does NASDAQ then I'll take two trades but for the most part I don't have to Uh schedule's typically Tuesday through Friday Monday's not the best day Uh let's see Do I have data to support this as well uh where's my Mondays i don't So unfortunately Mondays are actually pretty good for me now So we can actually change this Um and this is the great thing about how data is constantly changing is I didn't used to trade Mondays because it actually wasn't that good And then I kept trading them garnered the front test of data and did it But to be fair a lot of people don't like trading Mondays because it's the start of the week So you can wait for Monday's range to form and then trade Tuesday through Friday which is major sessions after that Um so a fantastic opportunity there to choose the times of the day and the days of the week that you want to trade That's the other great thing about the data is I know what days I perform the best right i know what days um I collect the most profit I know what days I collect the most profit on or ILM So it's it's great to see that Now when to place a break even Now this is controversial when to break even a trade Typically if TP1 has been hit I'll move my stops to entry If price is over plus 2.5R away as well I'll move stops to entry TP1 you're looking at a typical 1 to25 riskreward which you want to take about 80% out that's enough Getting 1 to 2.5 risk reward is generally speaking is enough for most traders TP2 if let's just say it's 1.6R uh then you can sell like the minute amount that you have left Um so that's everything guys That's the complete ILM guide I know it's a beautiful looking guide here Uh one model one time frame one asset A lot of people use very similar models to this I just have data to support that this one is highly profitable um over a long period of time in all market conditions So I encourage you to ask questions in the comments below on this model I will reply to all of them like I did on Orb Uh take this serious when I when I'm giving you guys this information because it has changed not only my life but a lot of other people's Um try it right whether or not you believe me as a coach uh in in my ability to teach you profitable models I encourage you to try it to prove it to yourself Um you know if I was watching someone's video on this I'd be like "Yeah I definitely have to go try it first I can't just trust this guy." So if you don't don't trust my data on this I don't trust you know the 500 plus people that watch me every day The reason I'm one of the biggest um coaches on right now just go to live streams you'll see me on there Um try for yourself I highly encourage you And I don't make all of this um I don't spend you know 20 hours making all this just to show you something that's garbage right i put my time into this because it's helped me so much live a happier and healthier life Um that I think it can help you too So you're welcome for making this video I hope you watch it several times Um ask questions if you need to Uh join the uh Discord group It's free and you can just ask me questions every day in there and I'll show you the trades I take Uh but nonetheless thanks for watching another video I'll have links to everything I talked about in the description below and please subscribe and like and I'll make more videos like this It definitely encourages me to give you guys more great free value and I hope you guys love the information too It's fun making these and it's fun even seeing your guys' results after Some of you guys have actually emailed me since then and talked about the or model and how much it's helped you in the last 5 days So happy I could be of a help Um see you guys in the next video Bye-bye [Music]