welcome to the first lecture about my DTR blueprint model and this is my most profitable model that I do have and I've made the most money with every time you sit in front of the charts and you're confused about where the market wants to go and your framing are bias which can go higher and lower this model is going to give you the complete framework you need to know where the market wants to go so it's not just a model it's a framework that you need to stop making money from the markets with all that being said before I dive into teaching this model if you want the full PDF guide of how I trade this model and is a checklist going over the A+ setups the B+ setups for the different sessions which we are going to go over for this model go into the link in the description and it will be the first link let's go over the overview first of what I'm going to be teaching you so first of all I'm going to be teaching you the models foundation so what build up this model and how you can identify it first before it even forms and then I'm going to teach you about the key PD arrays that you will be using and how to correctly align your time frames because this is the most important part and then finally I'm going to show you how the A+ setups form and how the B+ setups form with this model so moving on to the model's Foundation the first thing you need to understand is what the high time frame order flow is and what the higher time frame candles are telling you so to trade effectively understanding the order flow and aligning with the daily and weekly Trends is essential for this model so for example if we are bullish on the weekly candle we obviously want to see a trade higher so how do we want to see this trade higher well first of all we expect the market to trade lower early on in the week so we want the market to trade High higher so we're going to anticipate Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday to make low of the week for the candle to trade higher again so as you know one weekly candle is made up of five daily candles and if we're bullish we want to see the market dip lower first so either Monday or Tuesday or even Wednesday make low of the week and then we trade higher and the same thing is done when we are bullish on the weekly candle we want to see it trade higher first before it trades lower so again either Monday Tuesday or Wednesday high of the week and then we have the reversal for it trade in the direction we want it to and the key principles that you need to understand is order flow so where does the market want to go and how it's going to go in the direction you wanted to so if a bullish you want to see down closed candles every time price trades into them to support the market to continue trading higher and the same thing's done when we are bearish you want to see up closed candles act as resistance pushing the market lower and this alignment is crucial for successful trading so you need to know where the higher time frame candles need to go and you need to have an understanding of what the weekly candle wants to do once you understand this this is where my blueprint model is going to help you a lot so moving ahead I'm going to go over an example of higher time frame orderflow so you can see right here that price traded to the upside and how did price trade to the upside well you can see every time we traded into a down close candle it supported the market higher until we had a reversal once we had this reversal as you can see we have this green up closed candle right here price trades into this green up closed candle and then rejects away then trades to the downside into the drawn liquidity so all of this movement here was bullish order flow and down Clos candles was supporting the market higher and you can see all of this movement to the downside was bearish orderflow and this was supporting the market lower and again going back to my framework regarding one weekly candle and five daily candles you can see right here this is where we opened up traded higher and then traded lower into the sell side liquidity and how does this look on the daily time frame so this is what the weekly candle looked like where I'm pointing out with the Open high low and this is how we look like on the daily time frame so over here this candle that I'm pointing at this is Monday this candle is Tuesday this is Wednesday Thursday and then Friday so you can see we opened up pushed higher traded into where we traded into an up closed candle rejected away from this up closed candle and then we traded lower so same logic if price opens up and we are bearish so we opened up traded higher traded into a level where we anticipate price a reverse why do we anticipate price a reverse from here because this is an up closed candle and if we're bearish we want to see up close candles support the market lower so we make high of the week on Tuesday and then we trade into our drawn liquidity so this is how the weekly candle logic is coming into play on The Daily candles and using orderflow to confirm where the market wants to go and everything comes together so I'm just teaching you everything regarding the higher time frame because this is crucial if you don't know where the higher time frame candles want to go you're definitely not going to know where the lower time frame candles want to go with that being said to add extra Confluence you can see right here we made an smt Divergence which we are going to get into as well because this is very crucial but over here which I'm circling this is the S&P 500 and this is the NASDAQ to my left you can see es traded into previous weekly High NASDAQ failed to do so so this is where we had the smt price trading into an up closed candle rejecting away and then Trading into the objective we were looking for so there's a lot of confluences coming together to building a bias and again the same Frameworks done right here you can see all down closed candles supporting the market higher and you can see we made an smt below this low so this is where we anticipate price to not go below this low because we've already accumulated below this low so we will look at the down Clos candles once price closes above them you can see we close above them and once price trades back into these up closed candles it's very sensitive and it trades higher and you you can see right here once price returned back into these down closed candles we rejected away from 50% and then traded higher and then price retraced back into these down closed candles to trade higher into the buy side liquidity so this is understanding the order flow and pairing it up with smt Divergence so if you don't know what an smt Divergence is don't worry because I'm going to go over this in this lecture Okay so we've gone over the most important part which is understanding the higher time frame orderflow and what the higher time frame candles are telling you now we're going to go over dealing ranges because this is crucial for the model so this is similar to what we are going to go over for our strategy but you need to understand what a dealing range is and how they form because it's the most important part in trading so dealing ranges form with swing highs and swing lows and if we do not take out one side of the range there is no trade so this is something that you need to understand if we don't take out any liquidity within the range 9 times out of 10 you're going to become the liquidity one side of the range must be taken for us to aim for the opposing game however we need to emphasize the importance of using framework and contact so this is not just a pattern so if price takes out one side of the range you're not just looking to Target the opposing end without any context going back to the high time frame order flow and where the market wants to go this is your context and you need to know where the high time frame candles are going you can't just blindly trade this as a pattern because this is not pattern trading so I need to emphasize that this is not patent trading you need context behind why you're taking the trades okay now let's go how a dealing range forms so you can see right here this is our dealing range low and this is our dealing Range High so what makes this the high of the range and what makes this the low of the range well you can see this is a swing High a swing high is a three candle bar and you can see this candle to the left failed to go above the candle in The Middle's High and the candle to the right failed to go above the candle in The Middle's high so this becomes the highest high of the range because you can see we traded lower and this is also a swing high and you can see right here this is a swing low low same logic applied no candles traded below this low so this was the lowest low of the range so this is where you're going to draw out your dealing range low and you're going to draw out your dealing Range High so as you can see we trade lower take out the dealing range low and then trade into the Range High so we are going to get into the context of why price traded higher how we can anticipate price trading higher and get into a bit more information regarding this first I'm going to teach you about my favorite price delivery arrays and the main focuses are Inversion from fair value gaps and a so if you made it this far into the video I want you to listen to this very carefully but you can see once price takes out a dealing range low or a high you're looking for an inversion fair value Gap to form and this is not just going to be a level you're entering from this is going to confirm price is changing Market structure so you can see price trades into a key level so this is the range low and then we make a bearish fair value Gap as price is trading to the downside this bearish fair value Gap should support the market lower however it doesn't it closes above so this invalidates this bearish fair value Gap and it becomes an inverse level so as it's become an inverse level you know that this is a market structure that is Shifting and this is exactly how I use inversion for a value Gap to confirm that the market is Shifting structure so as you can see right here inversion is a confirmation so once an inversion is formed it confirms a change in the state of delivery and consequently a market structure shift once price retraces to these levels you can use them as a buy or a sell sell area however I'm going to get into order blocks and changing the state of delivery and how they come together with inversion fair value caps as well so you can see right here this is the same fractal where we trade into the key level which is the range low and we have three down close candles so I like to use three down closed candles for a change in the state of delivery if you don't know what a change in the state of delivery is next slide is going to clear that up but essentially it is an order block which shifts the state of delivery so you can see price has been trading to the downside with my blue arrow and then we trade into the range low so how can we confirm price is Shifting structure well the first thing we look at is this fair value Gap how price behaves from this fair value Gap that I'm circling once we closed above this what is the next thing you look at you look at three down closed candles when we are bullish so here you can see one 2 3 Once price closes above this this confirms the inversion fair value Gap that we shifted structure and then the order blocks which changed the state of delivery this confirmed price wants to go higher and you can see once we return into 50% or midpoint of these down closed candles we are very sensitive and then going back to the order flow teaching all down closed candles will support what they will support the market higher when we are bullish and you can see this is what down close candles do so moving ahead going over change in the state delivery this is going to be very important because it's going to help you confirm when the market is changing from sell side delivery to buy side delivery and vice versa so so this is going to prevent you from trying to catch falling knives or whatever this is just going to be the confirmation you need to know when a dealing range is Shifting so my rule for change in the state of delivery is not every down closed candle or up closed candle is a change in the state of delivery you must have context behind those three consecutive candles and once price closes above for a change in the state delivery we should be trading inside of a liquidity pool so going back to this example what do I mean about liquidity and change in the save delivery well you can see these three down Clos candles they traded into the key level which was the dealing range low once they traded into here this is where liquidity was they formed inside of a liquidity pool so once price trades above and closes above them this confirms that these are high probability because they were formed inside of a liquidity pool and where else were they formed inside of the low of our dealing range so this will confirm once the model forms we take out one side of the range when to Target the opposing end of our range so you're not guessing so if takes out one side you're not guessing to buy or sell to Target the opposing end this gives you the context you need so again once price trades back into these levels you can buy or sell as they act as an entry level now we're going to go over smt and why it's so crucial so this is one of the most crucial elements essentially we confirm manipulation using an smt so before trading the New York session for example you should look for an smt between the three averages so we have the ym so this is the Dow Jones we have s S&P 500 and then we have NQ this is NASDAQ 100 or us 100 so with your understanding of smt this will effortly validate or invalidate trading setups so here you can see we have a Range High and we have a range low you can see we make an smt with es so es traded below this low where the NASDAQ failed to do so so looking ahead you can see we have a Range High and we have a range low however price does not trade below the range low and it trades higher while why is this well this is because we made an S&T Divergence with the S&P 500 so the S&P traded below this low which was the range low where the NASDAQ failed to do so so this created the manipulation and this confirmed that price does not want to go lower and it does want to go higher into a logical area which is the Range High and it is this swing high right here so looking ahead same thing's done we have a range low and we have a Range High then we have the overall high of the range so you can see we made an smt at this low and then we traded higher again we made an smt at this low this confirms that price still wants to trade higher this time NASDAQ did trade below this low where es failed to do so so this created the smt you can see price comes back into these down closed candles and then trades higher into the Range High and this Range High as well we are going to go over time frame alignment so this is crucial so to find high probability trades you need three or more time frames to be aligned together pointing to to the same narrative so if you're bullish you want to see the 15-minute chart the M5 and the M1 all pointing towards bullish scenarios if one time frame is bullish and the other two are bearish this equals a low probability trading condition you need three time frames pointing to the same direction so so going back to the start of the video where I spoke about higher time frame order flow the daily and the 4our this is what you're going use to build your context when you go into the lower time frames so once you built your context from the higher time frame the daily or the 4H hour you can move on to the M15 or the M5 and this is where you'll refine and enter from so if you're a scalper you'll mainly be focusing on the M15 so this is where you'll build your context M5 this is where you'll refine and M1 you'll enter but I'm rarely trading on the M1 charts I prefer the M15 or the M5 so this is the order you can use or how you can use a time frame so the M15 this is where you're going to find your dealing range and your narrative and on the M5 you can refine this and use it as an entry or if you want to go lower after refining it on the M5 you can enter on the M1 but you need to keep in mind what the daily and the 4our candle is doing so I like to use the daily and the 4our for context building where the market wants to go on a higher time frame level then I'll find my dealing range and I'll build my narrative from that and I'll use the M5 to enter and get into the market so now I'm going to teach you my blueprint model we're going to go over London and New York and the focus is time based reversal so this is something that you need to learn and I'm going to teach you right now so firstly let's go over London and you can you can see right here this is our dealing range low and this is our dealing Range High this is the first thing when you sit in front of the charts this is what you need to identify once you identify your range this is the swing high this is the swing low if you are bullish you want to see the market do what trade lower and trade into the range low so you can see right here we trade into the range low so first step's done we trade into the range low and the second step is waiting for a timebase reversal so you can see right here on New York time at 3: a a.m. if you're trading the London session at 3:00 a.m. you're looking for the market to trade into liquidity which is the dealing range low once you trade into this liquidity you're looking for a reversal around this level at 3:00 a.m. so we're on the M15 chart right now let's go on to the M5 so you can see right here we have our range low and we have our Range High and this is 3:00 a.m. you can see at 3:00 a.m. price trades lower trade into the range low and then what do we do we reject away from this level so how can we confirm that price wants to go higher well we know at 3:00 a.m. this is where we're looking for a reversal and we've traded below a dealing range low what do we wait for we wait for price to change the state of delivery so you can see we have these consecutive down closed candles and we have three consecuted down closed candles ignore the little green ones in the middle as they have no volume so we're going to put all down closed candles together and once price closes above them you can see with this candle and if we trade back into these down close candles this is where we're going to buy with a stop below the range low targeting the Range High which is the buy side liquidity so this was an example and the framework for the London session everything we have gone over I am going to go over New York as well if you want more examples I have made a checklist so all you need to do is go into the description down below and this is going to show you the best A+ setups and the B+ setups and you can of course print this off and put it into a PDF or whatever you would like to do so make sure to claim that because that's going to give you a lot more clarity regard in my model so now let's go over a New York example so as you can see we have our Range High and we have our range low we are waiting for 930 take out one side of this range for us to frame our reversal so this is the 15minute chart we found where the liquidity rests within the market we're going to move on to the M5 and refine everything so you can see right here this is 930 price trades higher at 930 and where does it trade into it trades into the buy side liquidity and the high of the range once it trades into the buy side liquidity see what is the next step we wait for we wait for a change in the state delivery or price to close below an inversion level so you can see right here we have one 2 3 we have three up closed candles price trades lower and closes below them so what do we know once price closes below three consecutive up closed candles and we have a narrative behind this because we know 930 we're looking for a reversal and we traded into a high of the range so once we close below this this is where we are going to look to sell once price Trad back into here and you can see for confirmation when to move to break even or everything like that you can look for an inversion level so this is a bullish Fair volume Gap that I'm circling this should support the market higher however it doesn't so you can see price closes below this bullish fair value Gap so this is where we know that price does want to trade lower and trade into the sell side liquidity and it's not just a random level of sell side liquidity that is our deal range low and you can see once price takes out the range low it has a little reaction away and this is the exact framework you need for New York however I do have a lot more examples within my PDF checklist so make sure you claim that because it's going to give you a lot more clarity but with that being said this is my most profitable model and I'm very excited to see how you guys get along and if you do have any questions make sure to join my free Discord because that's where I can answer them for you but with all that being said I hope you found this video insightful remember I'm roing for you and I hope you find success in this business as always enjoy the rest of your day like