Welcome to our master class on trading the 15-minute orb. How to trade it, how to reverse it, how to use different levels and confluences from within it, and a few other key pieces from my system that have made me over $50,000 in the last month. For many of you guys in Team Bull, you've seen it live in real time. And I promise you guys, you will gain something from this. We haven't hosted one of these in a long time. But if you've been following along through my four years of social media, you know, when we host a webinar like this, you're walking away feeling confident for the next trading day. It is what it is. I don't make the rules. It's just what's about to happen. So, that being said, let's get after it. Let's make it happen. Our objective for today is simple. It's give you enough knowledge to implement these strategy tips as soon as tomorrow and more. Now, first off, before we go into the charts and strategy and the things that you need to know, we got to go over the first step, which is expectations. The strategy does not work every time. No real strategy does. You are going to lose trades. That's just the nature of the beast in trading. If any mentor or anyone is telling you that their strategy works 100% of the time, they are lying to you. They're trying to take your money. This strategy, from what I've found, has between a 60 to 80% win rate, give or take. Some weeks 80, some weeks 60. Some people say 65. For me, it's been closer to that 70, 71, 72, 75 range. The point is is if you manage your R multiple properly, this strategy does work and it can be lethal in your trading. It's helped me maintain a 50-day counting win streak trading futures and options. Again, a lot of you guys have seen this and heard this in real time every day. It gives me a significant edge on a day-to-day day-to-day basis. One of my most important parts is it helps take the guessing out of my morning. I used to really struggle. I mean, this was years ago, but nonetheless, this just comes with having an edge. I used to really struggle with going into the morning thinking, well, another morning of guessing, another morning of pressing by and my heart racing, another morning of stressing out if I'm going to get a good entry or if I'm going to have a solid riskreward in this trade or if it's going to work out. The whole point of learning how to trade with a system and trading in your zone is when you're trading is when you're trading with an edge. And that's exactly what this strategy has helped me do. It's simple, effective, and quite frankly, not to sound arrogant, makes me a ton of money. That's why I'm so excited to share it with you guys. Now, the foundation here, the whole point of trading the 15-minute orb is to catch trend moves before they happen. We all want to get in with the trend before they happen. However, we know trying to catch tops and trying to catch bottoms can be extremely dangerous. Has anyone here in the crowd been a victim of trying to catch tops and bottoms consistently? Always trying to time the tippy top or the very bottom and getting burned from it. So, when we're trading the orb, this is allowing us, yes, we might miss a little bit of the move, but we're trying to get in with the trend, have solid riskreward, and catch the majority of the move in a safer fashion. Now, oftentimes the largest trend moves happen after breaking out of the first 15-minute range. I don't know about you guys, but after back testing and going over my data for months and years, I found that my trading edge significantly goes down when we're in this zone, specifically when we're in these first three candles. It is very, very, very, very, very rare that you'll find me trading candle one. These are five-minute candles, by the way. candle one, candle two, or candle three. Most the time I'm waiting till we break below this line. We're going to go very in depth on this later, or above this. Now, there is a few situations where we can find reversals or trend entries within this range. We're going to go over that later, too. But for the most part, I find my most profitable days or my most confident conviction-f fil trades are below the 15-minute low or above the 15-minute high. It's proven that if we can lower our risk, catch more of the move, this will help our probability. There's just one problem. Well, there's there's a few problems that I see a lot of you guys dealing with, but one problem in particular. This strategy requires patience. something I think everyone and their mom struggles with these days with Tik Tok and Instagram and all these other instant dopamine hit apps out there diminishing your attention span. You have to learn to be patient with the orb or if you want to make money as a trader in in general. I thought someone said it muted. You have to learn to be patient. Notice in our example below our first entry comes 45 minutes to an hour into open. These days, I'm usually not trading until at least an hour or so has passed. Now, again, there is times where I'll trade 30 minutes in or 45 minutes in, but a majority of the time, I want to let price develop. I want to watch price discover itself, whether it wants to move up or down. And in this particular example where you see we make our 15-minute high, 15-inut low, we don't get a single setup on this particular trade until nearly an hour into the day. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 50 minutes, 45 to 50 minutes into the day, we don't get a single entry. Now, if you want to trade this strategy profitably and take in and apply everything I'm about to teach you, you have to learn to be patient. I have to stress that. I know it's more psychology based, but you guys need to hear it. If you can't stay patient for this, if you're constantly trying to go early entry on these or enter before the candle closes, you're not going to make it. Now, on this particular example, Whoops. On this particular example, I'm going to go over my golden rules of trading the orb next. You have to remember this. If we are trading a breakout at the 15-minute high or the 15-inute low, the first line of business, we got the orb ward here. He'll tell you too, the first line of business, at least how I personally trade this, again, and everyone trades their the orb or price action differently. I don't think there's two traders who trade this the exact same for me and what I found gives me the highest percentage of wins and the high highest percentage of confidence is when we have a fivem minute candle close above the level. So here you notice we have our 15-minute high and 15-minute low. We come down, we touch, we make that low, we come back up, we almost touch, don't quite get up. We move back down. And on this movement down, one moment. Gotta get this settled here. There we go. And on this movement down, you'll notice we crack this low. However, if you find yourself constantly trying to catch the breaks of the lows or the breaks of the highs before we close, you will, and I repeat, you will get stopped out more often than not. Don't believe me? Go try it yourself on a demo account. You'll see. Wow. When I try to chase the breaks below or the breaks above without candle closure and confirmation, you will get stopped out more often than not. Now, on this particular example, we're going to go over a lot of charts later. We have a lot of examples to go over. You see that we we're moving on up. We don't have volume in this picture, which I do look at volume in every single trade I take. The the point here isn't volume or that confirmation. The point here is that we close our five-minute candle above this 15-minute line. Now, for me personally, every orb trader will tell you something different with this, but for me personally, I like to see the fivem minute close here. I like to see a retest into this level, a wick back up, and as we wick back up for my safest entry, I want to see us I'm going to collapse this a little bit for a second. I want to see us come And let me get this. I want to see us move up so I can enter somewhere in this zone. Keep my stops below this five minute wick here and ride this up. Now, if you find yourself consistently missing entries, this is another way you could trade this particular setup here. We wait for the fivem minute closure right here. That's that's non-negotiable. You have to wait for that closure no matter what. every single time on the close of this candle. Sometimes you'll just rock it straight up. Sometimes you won't get the chance for that retest. It's It's great when we get the retest. We get the retest pretty often, but the point here is that you have to wait for the candle close. And sometimes if you take this move up without the retest, you have to use lower size. So for me, say I'm trading 20 micros and I'm going to trade 20 micros on this test down or 30 micros on this test down. three minis. For those of you that trade minis, if I see this break up here, our volume's increasing. I think, hey, these market makers, these market participants might be taking this move up without me, I'll go half the size, a third of the size for, you know, 10 micros or one mini or even heck, five micros. Enter here, leave room to add, keep stops below this trend setting candle here that closed above. So on this particular candle, we'd keep stops below here, which obviously gives us much more risk on this particular candle. However, if you catch this whole move and you have a wider stop, you have got to catch more of the move to the upside and you'll make that up by catching that upside move. But in order to do that, you have to make sure you have to make sure that you have less size. Because if you're going normal size entering here, right, or entering here, that loss you're going to sustain from here all the way down to here is much much more much more. And you don't you don't want to make a habit of putting on more risk than you can afford to chew. That's not something you can afford for your edge long term. So for me, I prefer the retest back down. I prefer the retest back down. And on this particular example, you could either A on this pop back up, enter here, or B, wait for the retest back down again, move on up, keep the stops below here, and then ride this up. Now, on our next example here, this is this is where the good stuff starts coming in. This is where we get start getting real juicy. We have to go over our golden rules of our orb trading. This is something I want you to write down. You can print this off. If you'd like me to send it inside Team Bowl, I can send this list. It's not a whole It's not a whole lot to go over, but these are really, really, really, really important rules for me. I follow them every day. Our golden rules of orb trading. First is you must have the patience to wait for the first 15 minutes at a minimum to trade. I don't care what you do. Something that helped me back in the day a lot and this helped daily on if you're in here, one of my one v one mentorship students was that I told them I said, "Man, go to Walgreens and spend $3 on some on some sticky pads, on some paper stickies, and I want you to write down each of these rules or write down each thing that you struggle with in front of you and stick it on your computer." So for you, if you want to learn how to trade the orb and remind yourself of these, first sticky tab, you must have the patience to wait the first 15 minutes at a minimum to trade. Second sticky tab, we must see a five-minute candle close above or below the level. Must non-negotiable. Third sticky tab, we must define our risk, preferably above the five-minute high or at a minimum, based on potential loss. And what I mean by potential loss, let's see if we have a chart. We have a chart back here is that if you enter somewhere in here, okay, say you enter at 150 and 150 is a bit far from your 100 stop down here. 50 point stop is is pretty aggressive, but you are pretty convinced between volume and price that you're going to continue up. Well, in this case, right, say you put a monetary 20 30 point stop. So, for what for one mini 20 point stop, that'd be $400. you have a $400 stop monetary profit or loss-wise, that means that you need to have your first trim or take profit at $800. That's what that means. So whether ideally your stops are based on when the trade isn't valid, that's the better way to do it long term. I understand that doesn't happen every single time. That's not it's not realistic to think that every single time you're going to have a perfect stop with a perfect candle wick above above or below. That's just not realistic. But at a minimum, I want you guys defining your risk before the trade every single time. Every single time, no matter what. Next sticky note, we must know potential key levels on support, resistance, supply, demand, etc. Now, this also includes news trading. Whenever we have this candle, say this was an we have CPI on this candle and we bust down to this level. I don't want to be trading CPI was pre-market, but you get the point. I don't want to be trading this orb retest when we're in the middle of a new news move because we might retest down and immediately flush the low a day and I just get cooked. Instead, if we have news on the retest candle here, I always like to wait for at least one more fivem minute candle to develop in order to take the trade, in order to fulfill the system and let it play out. That also goes for let's say this level here just just for reference was 21,000 on NQ or whatever is 5,000 on ES. The point is if it's a whole psych number or a key level of support or a key level of demand, I'm going to be a little little more cautious because I know that if we're retesting this previous or previous support turn resistance around here, we might see a little more funky action and I don't want to get caught in a drag down or a drag up based on it being an hourly or 4 hour or one day key level. Those are key things that you have to know and have to know how to operate through when they come your way. So for me, I have to have that down. Got to know potential key levels on support, resistance, supply, and demand. And finally, we must manage our trade based on if we're trading with our own capital or prop firms. That's not something people talk about enough. That's not something people talk about enough at all. I'm going to break this down. I think you're going to have a little clarity after this on what I mean. And I think prop firms are a great thing. You know, I know that this strategy, if you operate it right, will help you get payouts. But there's also a downside that isn't talked about nearly enough. So prop trading, you must take into consideration consistency rules. For example, if you are holding a great entry open range breakout all day with the 20% consistency rule, if you make 5,000, you'll need to reach $25,000 for your payout. Meaning that if you get an incredible entry right here, say we retest the low, we break below the low, retest back up. If you're trading on Tradeify, per se, and you have a 20% consistency rule, you're going to want to scale out so that your maximum day isn't 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, $7,000, unless that's your average. If you're on Apex, for example, you have the live trailing draw down. If you let it go all the way down here, you know, 100, 200 points, whatever it is, and you don't take any profit, when it goes back up, that draw down follows you. So, you have to be really careful when you get that good entry. This is just more of a price action concept trading in general. So if you get that great entry, you have to be able to scale out your price targets along the way. If you enter here, say this is 10 points of risk, I'm going to take a trim at 30 points or 40 points or whatever, three R, four R, let the rest run until I meet my consistency, what I need to get my payout. However, if I'm on a live trading account, which I honestly prefer, I I'll trade the funds now just to show I can get payouts and I think they can be leveraged well if you know how to do it. But I've always preferred live funds, trading my own money. I like getting paid every day. There's no consistency rules. And this actually represents real or original better trading. What are we taught as traders? We're taught that we need to hold our winners and have a positive R multiple. So, for example, as traders, the best thing we can do is hold our winners. If we have a solid riskreward, we can lose three 1- trades in a row. And if our fourth is 4R, we are profitable with a 25% win rate. That's something that people don't understand or really grasp as much is that if we take this trade in particular on the live trading side four times with this orb, we get the fivem minute close below below the trend. We retest back up. I prefer actually taking the second candle open. If we get this candle open right here, I like having my stop above this candle and at worst case above the trend setting candle. You have a little more risk here with the trend setting candle. But sometimes you'll see and maybe this happened to me. What was it? Friday or my birthday. It happened on on the 8th. It happened my last trading day before it wicked me on my birthday. Sometimes you'll see us liquidity sweep above this 15-minute high and move down. So in those cases, right, if you don't have much risk like we see here, you can keep your stops above the previous trend setting candle. So for here, that'd be this five-minute wick. But your hard stop has to be here. When you're trading this strategy, or in my opinion, any strategy in the Trump market, you have to always have a hard stop set. And for me, if I want to let this trade play out a little bit, oftent times I'll just set my hard stop above the trend setting candle and then let this room be the room for the trade to breathe. And the cool thing about that and what you guys got to understand and where I think a lot of you go wrong when you're trading the orb is that you're not always going to have the perfect entry. This was the perfect entry. This was an awesome trade. We made bank on this. However, realistically, you need a cushion for your trade. You're think of your trade needing needing a tank of oxygen, right? If you gave your if you gave your trade a 150th of the tank of oxygen, the most minuscule slip up is going to cook you. However, put on a little less size, give it more of a tank, it has room to breathe, and oftent times in that breathing room, we're going to continue the trend down, and you're going to get rewarded for your patience. So, that is what has been huge for me in trading the orb, too, is that it's not always going to be picture perfect like this. Sometimes it will be, a lot of the times it will be, but it won't be all the time. And that's where having that hard stop set above the trend setting candle. Or let's say you enter, you want to see a little more move down. So in this particular setup, if you see this happen to the downside or the upside, you can wait for a little more development throughout this candle and then set your stops above this 15-minute wick here. I'm open to you guys and I'm okay with you guys taking this first retest back up, but if you do, your stop has to be above the trend setting candle. Has to be. No ifs or buts. I don't want you guys taking the setup and letting your trade run in into the midline. I don't that cannot happen. That cannot happen. So, that defeats the whole purpose of it because then your riskreward if you're entering here and you're selling 50 70 points up, your next winner has to be 140 points to make it one R, right? Otherwise, you're break even if you get another 70 point win. You guys have to start looking that in terms of riskreward and also when is the trade valid, when is it not? This trade is not valid once we break above this and break above the trend setting candle more often than not. Now there is times where we break above and I'll show you these examples in a second where we break above and we trend in here up and down and we break below again different story but as far as our first entry here stops above trend setting candle. You can enter on this first pop up. I like waiting for this candle to develop opening next candle keeping stops above the 15-minute low. That's what I personally get my most value from. Now, the hidden gem in orb trading, and might I add too, guys, I appreciate you guys being here. We're going through these slides, then we're going to go over to Trading View. We're going to go over a bunch of chart examples. So, I have some good examples here. Then, we're going to go over some some mostly trades that I took in, might add. It's not just hindsight. It's trades that I took. If you're in Team Bull, you can attest to that. And we're going to go over the the rights and the wrongs. So, we look at this. This this was today. That's that's what I was saying. This was our trade today. You guys saw this trade happen in real time. This is I I didn't catch this one, but I caught here. Let's let's let's slow it down. Let's talk about it and we'll get to how we how we got that. The hidden gem in orb trading is the midline. Yes, I knew you were going to say something. You got to respect the midline. Big Zo is a avid orb trader, incredible at it. He'll tell you. This helped me make over $4,000 today alone between my live account and my funded accounts. Now, not every time when we touch the low or break the low are you going to get a move. We're going to go over this particular move right here because you might be thinking, "Oh, well, there's a reason why you wouldn't have taken that." Actually, I thought in real time this looked pretty good for a short retest to move back down. We'll go over why in just a second. But this wouldn't have worked out. I didn't take it because we had already caught a nice trade here, which we're going to go over. But I thought this didn't actually look half bad for what it's worth. So, the midline and how we find the midline is you take the top of the orb, the bottom of the orb, and you look, Jean's got his alarm going off. My menty is still here. And he forgot to turn his alarm off. So, we take the top of the orb, bottom of the orb, and it's the midpoint between these. How I like to find this midline, go here. Boom. Boom. Okay. How I like to find this midline is I like to use my Fibonacci retracement tool. So you guys can see this here. I like to go, you can find this on toos, you can find it on Trading View, wherever you'd like to find it. And you find the top here and the bottom of the range here, and you mark it out. Now, I only keep the 50% and the 61.8 on because that's what I find the best for trend reversals, whether that's in the 15-minute or whether that's on the daily chart, wherever you're using this, individual stocks, futures, ESNQ, SPY, QQQ, wherever. If I'm looking for a solid trend reversal or a spot that I want to find the lower high, the higher low, I'm using the 50% and the 61.8. That's just it's my bread and butter. So, on this day, that was today, we go top to bottom here. Now, full disclosure, I lost my first trade shorting early. Just for what it's worth. We came up, touched the midline, and failed on this move back up because this we had an aggressive candle. The trend was down. The pre-market trend, as we can see, we moved up, made swing high here, lower high, lower high from a dump into open. I thought to myself, all right, we're going to move back up into the midline, reject. I'm going to find the lower high in here and then test this for a low a day. I enter here at set was a little lower 788 or so. I keep my stops above this candle because again I'm always or it was 810 excuse me little above this candle and I'm looking for a test of low a day and again that's because we test the midline have an aggressive move down. Volume wasn't really where we want it but the candle was nice move up failure. I'm hoping to catch this lower high get a nice move to the downside. It stops me out. It wicks me out to the upside. Just happens. We started today red, but again, we touched the midline. Looked like we had this wick here. Aggressive move down. All the signs were there. Just didn't happen to get it. However, this is where I get my confluence to take the second short, which you'll see in a second. We went crazy on. So, we see this aggressive move up again into the midline. But what do we notice here? What do we notice here about the volume on this move up? You guys see something? You guys see something a little fishy about this? It's an anomaly. And what is an anomaly? Well, an anomaly is when you see a big green candle like this, aggressive green candle, but it's the lowest volume candle all day. So, we have arguably the biggest candle minus about the same size of this and minus our opening candle with the lowest volume. That typically means the move is not going to sustain itself. So, when we look at this particular candle, we see the anomaly here. we see a sell candle with more volume, a wick up, and a failure of the midline. Again, on this next candle down, we get another move down here. So, on this second move down here at 800 to 808 in this zone, that's my entry was closer to 800. I think it was 802 or something like that. Um, not perfect, not ideal at 808, but still an okay entry. I enter here. I know that if we go back above this candle open at 820, I'm going to stop out because if we break above this candle open, there's a good chance we test the candle high at 8:30 and then into the midline and potentially make that aggressive move up. We also, even though I'm not a trend line trader, right, I notice this. We have a pretty aggressive break of this trend line coming. Got a bare flag forming on our fivem minute, right? You can you can use the candle wicks to the closes as low. It's a little better picture. And so when I see that all the signs are forming, we're going up on lower volume. We're retesting and failing the midline. So in this particular case, it gives me confidence to try here. Keep a 20 point or so stop. And on this trade, I'm looking for at least 50 points, 60 points. And that's what we get. You see here, you draw this up for a short to a T. Let's go a entry was 802. Our stop here was around 820. Hard stops were at 821, I believe, right at that candle. and we're looking for a move to low a day. Just that alone, just the move to our 15-minute low here is a solid three-hour trade. And that's what we're looking for because I know that even though I lost this first one, or let's even put it in perspective. Let's say I take this trade three times. This is a trade I would take a 100 times in a row. If I take this trade three times, the first time it rejects the midline and fails. Let's say we go back up, it stops me out. Boom. I lost. Okay, let's go ahead and do that again. Let's draw this out here. Let's get our short position drew out. Let's say we go get a third one drawn, too. We go. We try the same thing. Same setup there. We go. Stops us out. Over for two. We're now down two R. But on this third one, let's stack these up so you guys can get a visual. On this third one, we enter here. We have our stops the same, but it goes to our price target. Look at that. Our green eats up our red. We are still profitable. We are still profitable on this exact setup. Now, you can ask anyone who's traded the orb in here. The midline's a game changer, but it doesn't come without learning how to read price action and learning how to manage your risk. That's the key part here. The orb itself is not going to make you a profitable trader. What will make you a profitable trader is systemizing the orb, learning the little, you know, nicks inside it, the the midline, the highs, the lows, the reversal, which I'm going to teach you in a second, and then learning how to read price, learning how to read volume with it, and most importantly, managing your risk. That is the most important part of all of this is managing your risk and being a risk first trader. If you can't stay consistent, if you can't stay disciplined, if you don't have your mental A, B, and C game, it's going to be very or mapped out, it's going to be very, very hard for you to stay consistent. Even having the keys step by step like I'm giving you tonight, you got to really focus in on those things and becoming a disciplined trader, making a trading plan for yourself, getting organized, finding out your strengths, your weaknesses, and how you're going to stay consistent, and how you're going to handle draw downs every single night. Now, let's go back here. We we have more charts to go, believe me. So, you see the midline and now the next thing I want to talk to you guys about on the charts, not just on the uh the slides, is the orb reversal. Now, I told you guys I would talk to you about this. We I was going to go over this slide in particular, but I think we just go to the trading view. It's a little easier to move around and understand. So, have this in here. Experience equals excellence in this industry. Discipline over dopamine every single day. It's something I say every morning in team bull and it really is what decides and what dictates who's going to be profitable and who's not. So we see here I was saying this is actually a trade that I would have liked honestly if I wouldn't have taken and had a banger off this I likely would have taken this or retest right here and I would have lost money on it. But this is a great example that I want to explain to you because on this particular trade, okay, let's say we move down and we come back up. If you take the entry here, let's say you get a perfect entry nearby that low, you're about three points off, give or take, I would have lost money on it. I for sure would have. And that's okay because the system works over a long period of time. Just just keeping it real with y'all. I'm not going to say I'm perfect or the system's perfect because it's not. But if you trade it right, you will win. So let's say I got a perfect entry here. I enter at the tip top, which does not happen often, okay? Just for the record, it does. You don't get the perfect entry often, but when you do, you ride it. So if you would have entered here from 743, you got a move down all the way to 707 at that in that case, you made what? 36 points on that. If you didn't happen to trim on this, all right, you would have to almost always stop back out at break even. If I get a 20, well, not necessarily 20. If I get a 30 plus point move and I don't trim, there's a good chance I'm going to stop back out at break even or slightly red. There have been times and you if you watch me trade where you've seen I'm up 20 points, but I'm risking 20 points. So, I personally won't trim. There's been a few times even last week I started my day well or two weeks ago last week whatever I had two or three days in a row where I started red and on each of those trades I was up 20 21 and I think 23 points but I didn't trim on them because my risk was that my risk was 20 or 23 points. So on this particular orb trade if you entered here well where you going to set your stops because from 743 to 810 that's 50 plus 60 points of risk. That's too much. So this would be a prime example where if you wanted to take this trade but you had an aggressive impulse candle here, you can't really use the trend setting candle as your risk. You can't really use the top of that. So in this particular case, there's you have a few options. You can either a set it monetary. So you enter at 740. You're going to keep a 20 point stop give or take, which would be what up to 760. You could B set it to the low of the wick of one of these higher low candles from the open. I wouldn't recommend that. I'd recommend keeping monetary. Or C, you keep a monetary stop, which is 20 30 points. Or if you get a candle close above this, even if it's only five or 10 points negative, you still stop if you close the five minute above this. And the reason being is that typically speaking, if you see a setup like this where we come down, we rebound aggressively, we have a strong move over and close the five minute chart above the 15-minute low or vice versa. The if we're trending up and we close below the 15-minute high, we're going to move down. So, you see it in this example exactly. We move aggressively up. We have a little higher volume, not as much as we like, but still mostly wicks up on this. Not much selling on these candles. You can see barely any wick down. Barely any wick down on this candle. We consolidate, consolidate, consolidate. We coil, coil, coil. Come within a few points. I wouldn't have taken this just for the record, just showing you. Come within a few points of this 750 low and then explode up. Now, the rest of the day, it doesn't really respect it. I found that I'm not going to sit there and try to trade both the orbs because the first one typically works better. The first orb and then the first orb reversal. So you see here we come, we close above, we move back down, we move up. If you were going to take this, I would have entered here and this trade would have for sure stopped me out. I wouldn't have taken this because we've already set the trend down here. We moved on up. just I don't like taking the orb three, four, five hours into the day. If we've already had nice trades in the morning, had a failure here, move on up. But say I did take it. Let's say I did just for what it's worth, take this trade. Okay, volume looked good. We had a solid volume candle on here. You would think this would move higher. We come back down, right? I would have still liked to have seen on this particular setup if you have this candle here close above the 15-minute 15-minute high. So, if this closes above above the 15-minute high, there's a good chance I'm entering the next candle, keeping stops below this wick low, and trying to ride this up. And the rest of the day, we do we don't really respect this. We go up, we go down, we go up, and then we go down. And when price is consolidating or coiling like this, it's best to just stay away. Now, another key key super super high probability strategy I want to talk to you guys about is the orb reversal. Now, we see here, let's just go over some examples of the orb real quick and we'll find some reversals and some good ways to trade this because we've we've been on a roll lately to say the least. We marked the 15-minute high, 15-minute low. And for even better reference, let's go ahead here and let's put this in replay mode. You guys down for that? Let's put this in replay mode for you guys to understand a little better, too. We go 1x or let's go 5x. So, we're going to personally wait for the first 15 minutes. Move up and down. We get this set. Now, again, it's super important for you guys to remember. This is going to save you a ton of money throughout your trading career doing this. I never I've said this, I think, three or four times, but I'm going to say it again. I never want you guys moving entering below or above with the wicks. You're gonna have times, guys. Trust me. I'm telling you right now. Set the expectation. You're gonna have times trading this where you're going to see a move up right here and it's just going to keep going, keep going, keep going, and you're going to miss it because you didn't wait for the close. But more often than not, over time, if you you're going to miss one of these, but for every one of these, you're going to have this. Okay? Enter here. You get scared you're going to miss the breakout. And then you see this. You get scared you're going to miss the breakout. You see this. It retraces to where you should have entered. You get stopped out here and then it does this. Maybe I'm speaking speaking to your guys' heart here. Had that happen over and over. Well, it doesn't have to happen anymore. It just involves patience, discipline, and consistency. You wait for the five minute candle to close. You define your risk beforehand. You trade systematically as if as if it's a business because it is a business. And you let the trade play out. Once you can define each of those metrics in your trading, it gets a lot less stressful. And I know we're not supposed to say trading is fun, but it gets a lot more enjoyable. You enjoy your trading a lot more when you take when you can take out the guesswork and take out the anxiety and the frustration and the doubt of am I going to lose too much on this trade? If you define that every time, you're never going to lose too much. Now, there might be slippage here and there that happens, but for the most part, if we can define our risk beforehand and define our entries, define, you know, what our max loss is and what our take profit is, we're going to be good to go. Whether you're a millionaire trader, whether you're trading with 100,000, 5,000, or you're trading with 2,000 bucks, all the simp all the same principles apply there. You know, my biggest trading year is $843,000. made over $3 million doing this and I can tell you the same principles apply every single trade whether it's biggest day 88,000 or smallest day a dollar or I lose money it's the same thing over and over and over now. Okay, so we're getting that move. We failed below again. We move back and forth here. Volume isn't telling us much. We haven't broken above or below. Okay. And in this particular case, right, we wait for this candle to close. We close here. Okay. Close here, move down. Now, on this, if you had the chance, if you really think that we're going to keep aggressively moving down, if your volume's solid moving up, if you're getting aggressive sell candles, like I said earlier, I'm okay with you guys taking the trade a little early as long as you reduce your position size by at least a third, minimum a half. So, in this particular case, we broke, broke, broke, no closes, no trade, moved back up. Let's see in the midst of all this what we were doing with our midline. What was our midline doing in the midst of all this? It's good to show the good and the bad. So, we see here our 15-minute low was this 20,224. So, we come, we fail, we fail, we fail. We move on up into our middle line. We close up here, might I add. So, I can't say whether I would have or wouldn't have taken this. I don't think I would have because volume wasn't we weren't seeing much of an anomaly. We weren't showing many signs of reversal and pre-market we were trending up. We were trending up pre-market. We weren't showing a ton of signs of reversal and all those things I take into consideration when I'm finding a reversal or a lower high or a higher low. If say this was the case, which we'll I'm sure we'll find examples for. Say all morning we had bad China news and we are moving down like this and consistently making lower highs and lower lows and we enter we do this. Now this is going to be a case where if I had a swing or not swing low a relative lower high here and it matched up with this lower high midline that might be a setup that I'll take but because that adds a confluence. It adds conviction to my trade which increases my edge. And this is all about increasing our edge. If you can find different edge increases such as maybe it was previous day high reject mixed with lower high now at the midline. That's three different confluences and convictions for your trade. Your edge and probabilities just went up. The problem with a lot of you guys is that you're sitting there trading. You're thinking, "Okay, pop up. I don't want to miss the move down. I'm just going to enter." Where's your edge? You probably don't have one. But if you wait for those confluences and if you can read volume and understand when you have an edge, when you have a 60/40 edge, a 7030, a 55,45, that's what will make you a profitable trader using the orb longterm. Now, let's continue this. Right, we aggressively move down. We didn't quite get the touch here. What I also don't want you guys doing, even in this example, I believe we end up aggressively moving down. I don't want you guys, this is key, I don't want you guys chasing any of these candle lows. If you miss the setup, you wait for the next key point. Now, this is a webinar about orbs. I'm not going to get into it, but there's a lot of different key points we can use as price action traders. If we miss the 15-minute low or the high, we're not going to get into that today. Maybe we'll do a separate webinar on how to trade if you miss the 15-minute or how to read price action, how to get the best entries. That's all super important things. But the fact of the matter is I don't want here's what I don't want to happen, okay? And what I see happen all the time to traders is I don't want you to say a take this trade and make a little money on it or b you miss this. You wait, you wait, you wait, you wait, you finally say, "Fuck it. I'm not missing this move down. You enter here and you get obliterated to the upside." That is not what I want happening to anyone watching this. So when we miss the first initial entry on the move down, we simply stay patient and let's see how the rest of this day plays out. There also sometimes is an opportunity for a a lower high in here if it's the trends setter or b. Let's see if it gives it to us this day. Let's move on to the let's go to 1x. Actually, we'll go 3x consolidation. Consolidation. Maybe a little move back up. I don't think we're going to get it. Nope. Didn't get it. So, let's go to the previous day. Good example here. Again, we go 15-minute high. We marked that out. Let's go here. Let's go ahead and mark this out. 15-minute high right here. And then 15-minute low right here. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, we see here that we came down, aggressive move down, retest retested back up. Funny enough, this is another trade that stopped me out the first time. I'm I'm glad we came here. This is a real trade I took. I lost my first trade. This is my birthday, May 8th. Won the second one. Great example here. So, we come down, test the orb. We aggressively move down. We have higher volume. I'm thinking, all right, we're going to move back up here, right? 93 and then we're going to retest back down. So, I wait here. We retest back up on this move down here around 90. It was 95 or 90 or something. I think I had 15 points of risk on this, give or take. I set my stop above this candle because we retest. We retest. I'm being a little more careful on the birthday. We make this high here, the wick down. Usually, this is a good sign. Usually if we can test try it, fail it, we're going to go test low a day and below. Unfortunately, I enter here. It ends up stopping me out right here on this move up. So, I take my stop on this. The orb does not work on this first test down. So, again, we wait. We wick back down. And on this move back up here, on this move back up, we make the aggressive push to the downside. And then I believe it's it's not I don't enter here, but on this push back up here, we have low volume on this aggressive push. We have high volume on this, but most of it is a wick. Again, we fail to go higher. I enter here with stops above this 117 area. So again, about 15 20 points worth of risk. And we end up catching nearly this whole move down from 100 all the way to a low of 980. So what 120 point trade obviously we didn't catch all of it. The point is being is that I lost this first trade. It did not respect technicals. Didn't respect my strategy. That's one of the losses you're going to have. I kept my stop straight because if we would have ended up having a break above this and a break to high a day, I don't want to be caught holding my orb trade at at the 15-minute high. That's just not something you can get in the habit of doing. Otherwise, you're going to get cooked. So, I saved myself a potential 114 to 173. What? 60 points worth of risk. Obviously, I got wicked out from 114 to 125. So, 910 points. It happens sometimes. And instead of getting frustrated and and chasing and trying to the heck. All right. Here we go. Oh, okay. I was trying to delete this. Okay. Instead of getting frustrated and seeing my move down and trying to chase down here and getting stopped on the way back up, I said, "Nope. I'm going to regroup. wait for to see if we get some sort of double triple confirmation on the way back out for another lower high and we're going to try to ride this trend down. And that's exactly what we did. So, we wait, we see the wick up. You love to see that in your 15-minute orb range. We see the lower volume on the way back up. We get our risk defined spot. We enter here and we write it down. That's the whole point that people miss when trading this is if you can have the consistency and the discipline and the mental toughness to enter, put your hard stops in, and just wait. If you can enter, put your hard stops in, and simply just wait and follow your trading plan, you're going to be in a much better spot than you are now. I I promise on everything I love. So, we catch this, move on down. Now, the more times you test, similar to support, similar to resistance, the more times you test a level, the weaker it's going to get. So, on this trade, we move on down, we move down, you're scaling on the way out, depending if you're trading prop firms or if you're trading your live money. And something you'll notice here is that when we move above the 15-minute low right here specifically, we aggressively move up. We aggressively move up though. We have a little bit of an anomaly here. We still aggressively move up. We retest back down. And on this, this is a setup I'm willing to take here. Good example here. So, if you see us aggressively rebounding, we rebound from the low and a move down to the high, there's a good chance this reversal is real. We broke downward structure. We have solid volume on the way back up. I wouldn't enter here. I wouldn't even enter on this candle. that when we see this aggressive tail up, what I would enter is when we open this next candle, either A, we make the wick down and then move up. I'd enter here with stops below here, very tight risk. Or B, if you're willing to put on a little more risk, you enter on this open here. You keep your stops hard below this candle open, below this 173. So from 193 to 173, about 20 points of risk here. You try to ride this to either a I love when we have setups like this to pre-market high that's a good price target there is a 263 from what is that from 193 that's a 70 point trade so you have 70 points of profit target all the way to 20 points of risk that's 3R and that's what I'm going to look for if you don't have pre-market high up here let's say pre-market high was down here at that point you know that hey my risk on this particular trade is from opening of candleard 193 to 15 minute or below of 173. I have 20 points of risk. I need at least 40 points for a trim and ideally 60 points plus to make it 3R. That's how I look at setups. Even if I don't have a specific price target or a specific area of reference to use, we have pre-market high here, so that works out very well. I'll always have some sort of monetary risk in place because if you don't have that, you're cooked. you're going to be sitting there guessing, oh well, what if what if I enter here at 193 and then we break below 173, then we go to 163 and 53 and that's a horrible way to trade. It's not a sustainable model to trade day in day out. What is a sustainable model is when you do it strategically, you can enter knowing that you're doing it for a reason. You're entering for a reason. You're going to stop for a reason. You're going to take profit for a reason. That's what I'm looking for. That's how you trade properly. Now again, that's strictly just with the orb and these key levels here. There's also, you know, you can reference how we act on that later on, how we react around pre-market high, premarket low. Those are all great strategies strategies that I utilize and I've utilized for the past nine years of my trading. But as of lately, especially in the past almost 6 months, this has been killing it. Has been absolutely killing it. And if you can just simply manage your emotions and allow yourself to stay patient and manage your risk first and follow the volume and follow you the follow the candles, you're going to have good luck trading. You're going to have a solid riskreward. You're going to have a positive R multiple. And that's all you need to make money in trading. It doesn't need to be super complex 4 hour and 1 hour divergences and EO3 and ICT. It doesn't have to be all that. If you make money doing that, great. But the point is is that you can utilize simple strategies like this that just put put A to B to C to D to making money. That's how the best traders do it. That's how the traders that I know of and that's most of them make the most money is by keeping it as simple as possible. Let's go back to another example here. Let's go see how this one worked out. I'll always, you know, be the first to admit when I take a trade and it doesn't work out or when the strategy just doesn't work out on its own because it's not going to work out all the time. See, here we high five10 and 15-minute low. All in one. Wait, no, that's not right. It's this was the candle high, excuse me, right here. Whoops. And the 15-minute low right here. So, another prime example of why not to try when you break below because you will get cooked. So, we marked that out in the first 15 minutes and we wait. And on this particular trade, this is a trade that we caught, too. This was a winner. This particular trade, let's dial in. Let's go through the steps here. We make the high here, the low here. We rebound off this. We move on up. We close here. Now, on this trade, we close here. I see this candle developing. We move down. I don't quite enter yet. On this next particular candle in this zone, we wick down after we wick up here around this 930 to 932 area. I enter here with stops below 910. If you remember this trade in team bull, it was solid solid, you know, 2 three hour scalp. Enter on 930 stops below this candle low because I know that if we break below this and hold that we're going to we're going to have to get out for a loss. We're likely going to go test the retest the bottom of this of this range. However, we move back up. We close strong. We go back and back and forth. End up moving from 930 up to 970. Get a solid sell at 970 here. So, a solid 40 point sell for what? 20 points of risk. So, two trade there and then set stops at break even. Another aspect of this, what I've been looking for for you guys is the orb reversal. Now, personally, this hasn't been I haven't back tested this with a ton of data, but I have for the last, say, two months. When I say back tested with a lot of data, I mean I've been analyzing data for over a year. But the last few months, I found that for the most part, I have more confidence in the downside or reversal than the upside. The upside works, too. They It works both ways. And what that means is when you see when you have the move up, not when you just go a few points five 10 points above, but you have a solid 20 30 40 point move up. You try to continue the trend. You have failure of trend here. Failure to go higher, failure to go lower, and you aggressively move down. You can see here we close below. Oftent times you'll see us come and this is a trade I'm okay with you guys taking too. Come retest this zone in here and then move further down. In this particular case, right, the high here is 925. The orb level was 934. If you tried this in this zone, I'd want you to keep around a 20 25 point stop on this because if you enter here at 920, right, we close the candle below, you pop up a little bit, you don't get the best entry, you close at 9, you open it or you enter at 920, excuse me. If you have 20 points of risk here, that puts you right above at 940. If you close this candle here, go above this, you're probably wrong. So in this particular scenario, if we enter at 920, what does low a day bring us to? What does this particular low a day bring us to? If we enter at 920 on the reverse orb, this does not have to be complicated. If we enter at 920, we have a stop loss of 940 just above that 15-minute low, and we're going to target the low of day. That gives us a three-hour trade. I can tell you, I can't guarantee it, but more often than not, you take this thing three times, one out of the three times, you're going to get this low a day out of this setup. Even if it fails the first time, fails the second, specifically on the downside orb here, if you get that aggressive move below this this high, this failure to go higher with the reversal candlesticks here, you're going to test low day. And even more so, if you held this trade longer, you would have gotten a maximum, let's say you trade it perfectly of 6R. You probably don't trade it perfectly. You probably trade the low a day or give or take. This is buying directly, right? No options. It works with options, too. It works with individual stocks. Let's go check out Tesla just for what it's worth. Let's just go look. I have not looked at Tesla, but I'm pretty confident that it works. Works well. So, let's see here. 15-minute high, 50-minute low. Let's go look at how this how this plays out. So 5 10:15 high 515 this is the low. So this was on my birthday May 8th. We go up test the high failed to go higher. Go up test the low fail to go lower. We on both these tests right? This makes the range. This fails to go lower. We move back up. We have volume going up. We retest up here. We go right here from 286 all the way up to 289. Not the greatest, but say you entered on the second pop up at 287. You keep stops below 286.5. You still have a solid 2,3 trade to the upside. And we pretty much respect that 15-minute high the whole way. Let's go see if it worked the next day. Again, I'm not I haven't looked at this, so I can't tell you if it's going to work or not, but does quite a bit. So, let's go here. Next day, 50-minute low. That just didn't stand a chance. 5 10 15 again. We close above. We're the fiveminute close above. Retest back down. Open this candle. Stops below here. And we go from 300 all the way to 307. A solid what? 6 7R trade. Barely any draw down. Rip up. We respect the 15-minute all day. We get an aggressive reversal. retest this area and then move down from 299 to 296. The point is it's not about how much you'd make or how much you'd lose. The point is is that in this particular market we're trading, we are respecting the 15-minute high and low very much. So, you might not always catch this initial move up or the second retest or the move down, but there's always something setting up as far as opportunity goes. That's what I'm trying to tell you guys is that there's always something setting up as far as opportunity goes. And that was that was Friday, May 9th. Why are my charts not loading anymore? I don't know. I tell my charts are not loading for today for whatever reason. I don't know. Let's see here. We'll go Tesla. Go here. Tesy baby. Let's go here. Extended trading hours. Okay, here we go. Let's see if it worked today. When we take profits on the way down, how does it that say 3 to one? Because when we get stopped out, aren't we taking the full position to the stops? Well, it depends. If you're trading if you're taking profits on the way down, which I do recommend, especially if you're trading prop firms, then yes, you have to hold longer with less position size to get to your 3:1. If you're trading your live account, the best possible scenario for you is trimming off a little once you get to one R, two R, and letting the rest run. Especially if you're building a small account. Now, if you're get get up to trading, for example, I trade with when I'm trading my live account and trade with a six-figure account. I've traded with a seven figure account before in that case, you can afford to take more off at one to two R because your numbers are bigger. But especially as you guys trying to build small accounts 25 10 20 30 50 100k you gotta you got to milk those winners a little more especially as you guys intermediate traders I assume most of you intermediate to advance give or take you have to really exercise the R multiple for when you have those bigger than you'd like losers it just has to be done so when you're an intermediate trader or an advanced trader before you're an expert or a professional trader that's what I would consider myself at this Right? You have to really focus on getting your dynamic R up and really maximizing those winners and holding those winners to their full threshold. Otherwise, your losers are going to keep outweighing your winners over and over and over again. It go that goes for props and that also goes for live personal accounts. You have to learn to sustain those sustain those losses. Win more, win bigger. I don't even care about more. Just win bigger. Fiveminute orb would be a different strategy. Personally, I've had more success with Jay Dun's model. 15-minute range, five minute to break the range, one minute to enter. The one minute's good, too. We'll have to have a whole separate class on how I use the one minute, but because there's a lot to it and a lot of different there's a lot more candles to cover, but I can definitely get you guys right with the one minute, too. Now, we look at this 15-minute orb on Tesla. Let's look at this again. Let's go peep this out. We got 15-minute high and then 510 15-minute low. Well, this sucks. We didn't even didn't even do anything. I guess we retested the midline. Let's see how the midline Let's see how the midline worked out here. Oops, not that fib tool. So, high. We And also important to remember that whenever you're drawing the midline, whenever you're using fibs, you always want to follow the trend. So, if we're looking for a retracement for a lower high, we started higher, ended lower. We're looking for the lower high. You start at the top, move to the bottom. On the flip side, hey, appreciate I'm glad you guys are getting value from this. On the flip side, let's say this chart was flipped. If we were moving from low to high and looking for the higher low, we'd start drawing from low to high. So, in this case, we're going to go here and look at the midline. We didn't have much respect of it. Honestly, our trend pre-market, well, it was a massive gap up. So, I would have definitely been hesitant and shorting this today had I been trading it. But had it been on the flip side, we moved up right here. Let's say we, you know, let's say we moved up from here and our 15-minute high was here and then we retested back down into this midline range. I would have been much more likely to take that high and low as we'll see here from low to high and try this break or try this retest when we get down to here because the trend was already Whoops. The trend was already that direction pre-market. Those are all different variables that you have to take into consideration. I know it can seem a little overwhelming, but just start with this guy. Start with tomorrow. Here's your plan. Here's your homework. Okay, ready for it? Your homework. If you want these slides, just let me know. Just join the Team Bull Discord. I'll post them if if enough people want them. If no one wants the slides, I don't I don't really That's fine. Doesn't won't hurt my feelings. But if you guys want the slides, I'll put them in the Team Discord. I want you guys to write these all out. If you're looking to make more money with this trading strategy, take 10 minutes. go to Walgreens and and invest $3, maybe even less, maybe even $2, and put these all along with any other very important things. Maybe you can't stop going on tilt. Maybe you can't stay patient. Maybe you can't I don't know, maybe you can't focus. Maybe you can't stop taking trades in the first 15 minutes. I don't know what it is for you. For me, I'll tell you, I was very impulsive and I was a horrible revenge trader. If I lost, I I would just got I just got pissed. I think that probably stems from my sports and competitive background. I was not a good loser back in the day. I've worked on it really hard. I'm still not the best loser in the world today, but I'm a damn I'm much better than I was nine years ago, five years ago, eight years ago. So, I would write down Jay Dunn be a better loser. Jay Dunn be more patient. Jay Dunn only take trades with two confirmations. And so when I start feeling that itch, when I start feeling my my amydala going crazy in my brain, when I start feeling my ability to make rational decisions slip a little bit, I can I look at this and it reminds me I'm like, "Okay, Jay, just take a deep breath, read your notes, and and don't make dumb decisions." You can't you cannot self-sabotage yourself over and over if you want to be a profitable trader. You just can't. And the the one thing that prop firms prey on is you self-sabotaging yourself. The one thing that market makers prey on is you self-sabotaging yourself. I bet if you looked back at your last year of results and if you could take out half the time that you sabotage yourself, you'd lose a lot less money and you'd be a lot more profitable. I'm not saying that based on data, but I can assume that's probably pretty true for most people here. I can assume it's pretty true for most people here. Could you give a a quick top level of how you're using supply and demand? Oh my goodness. So that's just that's a very broad topic, but in the simplest way possible, let's let's go here. Let me see if I can explain this to you quick. So typically when I'm finding supply and demand, I'm using the hourly time frame or the 4 hour. All right. Now, obviously, we had an aggressive gap up here. We It's been a while since we've been over here. So let's go ahead and move on to the 4 hour. So, when we're looking at this in particular, I'm always going to look for swing highs, swing lows, aggressive impulse candles, a lot of you guys know as fair value gaps because oftent times when we have an aggressive, we'll call it fair value gap like we see here, right back on March or on Wednesday, March 26th. Okay, we had an aggressive move down here after a relative swing low. We moved back into that, failed, moved, gapped above, retested back down close to that wick, and then moved up. So, I'll look at different setups or different swing highs and swing lows. Let me look at the the previous swing low here. What was that? 640 all the way up to 720. Well, if you look at that previous resistance now turn support, what happened exactly at that level? this wick high. We came down after this gap up, found our support in this zone, moved on up, and then made new highs. So, when I look at this, I don't enter off the 4 hour. Some people do. I don't. I find it I mean, if you're swing trading, sure. If you have a lot of risk tolerance, say you wanted to enter at 740. I mean, this trade would have to have 50, 60, 80, 100 points of draw down. You need a $200 $300 push up to make that riskreward worth it, right? That's not really it for me. I don't I don't really trade like that. But if I see a key swing low, resistance turn support here, I'm going to know, hey, even if the short setup looks decent intraday, when we're looking at this key level of 740, I might not want or I might want to be careful shorting there. I might want to be careful shorting there. And look what we see here. I didn't edit this, right? We moved down and we aggressively moved back up. Not saying that this is going to be the scenario every time, but in reality, the higher time frames oftentimes really really help us intraday. That's how I would that's how I would utilize the 4 hour and the 1 hour. And again, I could go on for hours about that to you guys and explain what to look for for 4 hour inversions and fair value gaps and impulse candles, whatever you guys want to call them. I just call them fair value gaps cuz that's that's what everyone calls them these days. But, you know, we could go over how to trade the London highs, London lows, you know, Asia highs, Asia lows, all that good stuff. We would just need lots of hours. So, I think what we're going to do is we'll probably have maybe maybe an or round two, an Oround 2 seminar. We can talk about all those other fun things, how to incorporate the one minute chart. But in reality, guys, here's the deal is you don't have to make it complicated. Hey, let's go. Jayen, thanks for this webinar. My guy Carlos put me on from Rolex put me on you a while back. Hey, gotta tell Carlos I said what's up. Gota tell Carlos I said what is good? Yes sir. So I hope you guys enjoyed this webinar. Seriously, I wanted to make it super valuable, super super how do I put this? I wanted you guys to be able to apply what we learned today in the trading day tomorrow. So, all right. I want to get a I want to get a head count for the energy in here, guys. If you guys enjoyed the lesson, again, an hour 15. Let me know in the comments, baby. Oh, this recording will be out in your email later on. Do you guys enjoy the lesson? You guys get some value from this? You guys want more of these? Okay. Yes. Yes. We are on the right path, baby. The right path. I'm glad you guys enjoyed this. I'm glad you guys got value from it. It means a lot. Put a lot of prep into this. and told you guys we don't do them super often, but when we do, they're on fire. So, that being said, if you guys came from Instagram, Discord, wherever, appreciate you being here. Um, purpose of this was not to sell you anything, so I hate doing that at the end of things, but we got a lot of cool programs and things coming up in Team Bull. So, make sure you guys stay in tuned with the Discord, with the Instagram, all that good stuff. And we'll do another one of these for you guys soon. Hopefully, you got some value from this, can make some money tomorrow or the next day. And if nothing else, manage you manage your risk, learn, and keep moving forward. All right? And we'll do one again soon. If we get enough love and enough positive feedback, we'll we'll do another one soon. All right. There. All right. Trade smart, trade safe, and hey, appreciate you guys so much. I'm glad you guys came. So, I'll see you guys in the flip side. All right. See you guys in Team Bull tomorrow or on Instagram or wherever we found each other. Make sure you guys at least join the free Discord for Team Bull. I got a lot of good stuff there. At a minimum, join the free Discord for Team Bull. That's all I ask from you guys. Come hang out with me inside there. We We have a lot of good stuff on there for you guys and love you guys more than you know. So, trade smart, trade safe, and I'll see you guys on the flip side. Discipline over dopamine. Peace.