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Farm ranks primarily by FILTERS_ENTRY then PROP_FIRM." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:26 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "$400,000. How long do you think it takes a trader to make that money? Well, I made it in five trading sessions. Look, I'm going to show you exactly how I did it and why I was able to catch such an enormous move on ES and NQ. Now, before that, this is where trading becomes beautiful. This where trading becomes {quote} easy when you have your high probability setups, you size up, [music] and you take advantage. Let's get straight into it. Now, out of the $400,000, $350,000 was made from a live options broker. The rest of it was made from prop firms, a $50,000 payout alongside my huge live account gains. Now, guys, before you buy a challenge, make sure to check out Smart Prop Firm and use code smart. You get points for any eval purchases that you could redeem for additional evals. You are being rewarded on the purchases you make. Make sure to go check out Smart Prop Firm, use code smart. Now, where did my bias come from and how was I able to catch such an enormous trade? As you guys know, on June 5th, we had a massive drop on NQ and a three to four percent move on ES. I'm going to show you where my bias came from. On the chart now, you guys can see we had a massive new week opening gap open. ES and NQ had not filled this gap, which allowed me to have a bearish bias as we were rejecting the higher time frame. Even before the move started, my sell-side target was marked out and I knew exactly where I wanted the market to go. Our overnight session, our London session, was telling because before New York open, as you guys can see, we were rejecting our 4-hour fair value gap. This gave me a short bias going into New York open, and I wanted to see if I can catch a continuation of the overnight price action into our new week opening gap lows. I'm going to show you exactly how I did it and why. At 10:00 a.m. New York time, ES and NQ had started its dump, and I was looking for an entry on this sell model. I wasn't rushing, I wasn't FOMOing, I knew exactly what I wanted. The only thing that looked high probability to me was this 15-minute fair value gap. I knew this is where I would want to take my entries on options nice for zero and hold till the new week opening gap gets tapped. In front of 1,000 people live, we took this exact trade that I'm going to show you here. Order filled, TP hit. However, you guys are probably wondering, \"Hey Desi, we only moved 50 points. How are you able to make $130,000 this day?\" Well, I'll show you why I was able to hold my trade through the entire move. Now, something to note is all about higher time frame into lower time frame alignment. We had the new week opening gap at sell side, the 4-hour fair value gap was rejecting, New York session ended up dumping off open and retracing into a 15-minute fair value gap. You guys can see everything checked the boxes for me to actually take this trade. Now, while ES filled this new week opening gap, NQ had not. That also allowed me to hold the trade because NQ still had its sell side targets. As you guys can see, as we broke down on NQ and ES, we respected every single 15-minute PD array that we tapped. When I'm looking for a trend day, I want the five and 15-minute PD arrays to respect. What does that look like? Let me show you. ES started respecting every single fair value gap and order block it created throughout the entire day. If we showed some strength at this level and started moving back up, I would have trimmed right on runners. But for me, I was thinking all it's doing is trading back into its PD arrays to rebalance price action before heading lower. This is exactly why I was able to hold. I'm going to show you guys some more examples. Like I said, in these trend days, every single gap ends up holding. And this is exactly how I was able to hold until end of day for a 1,800% return on SPX. I trimmed most of my contracts at 1,300, and my final runners were closed at 1,600. Now, I only made $130,000 out of this trade. You must be wondering, \"How did you get the rest of the 400?\" Let's break down another high probability setup. Let's get it. As I mentioned, it's all about higher time frame into lower time frame. Friday was a huge move. Monday we ended up chopping and causing an inside day, which was fine because what I was looking for was a daily fair value gap to be created. What do you guys see here on the higher time frame chart? This is a daily fair value gap and a bearish order block. I was looking for a continuation into sell side at these relative equal lows. Keep in mind, you must note your buy side and sell side levels before the market open. What I was looking for was a buy side level move into these highs here to tap into a bearish fair value gap where I can look for another entry for my downside move. And this is a setup that I had marked out. Keep in mind, it might not look like a lot of points. This is a 2% move on ES, which on NQ, it would be over 3 to 4%. Now, let's shift over to NQ because I take NDX options instead of SPX this time. This is the exact same setup that we had on ES, a daily fair value gap with equal lows resting below or relative equal lows in this case. Let's go to the 15-minute and actually break it down. This is your hourly time frame. What do you guys notice? As price is creeping into our daily fair value gap, we are leaving a lot of low resistance liquidity. A lot of lows that did not get swept, which to me gave me my bias for downside. When we have low resistance liquidity, it usually gets run fast, especially if it could reject a daily fair value gap. Let's look exactly how New York session act. As we got our daily fair value gap sweep, a lot of traders believe this is a breakout trade to the upside. However, look what follows after. We create a 5-minute fair value gap and we get an IFG at this fair value gap. For me, this is my trigger to go short because this is a high probability short, higher time frame into lower time frame. Daily fair value gap, tapped into a daily gap, 5-minute IFG trade, and we have resting equal lows below. Now, guys, this is where you require to have some balls to hold your trades, to trust your take profit levels, and understand with the volatility that's in the market that those take profit levels seem very far, but in reality, they will get hit. As I was constructing my trade, I realized there's also other internal areas of sell side that I should mark out. This was a low within a 15-minute fair value gap, and these were over here, we had our London lows. As you guys can see, we had a massive dump off that daily fair value gap. Similarly to what I talked about earlier, the 5 and 15-minute fair value gap, you want a respect and a tap into it. Live on stream in front of 1,300 people, once again, we took this 5-minute fair value gap entry right here. We shorted the absolute top of this 10:00 a.m. candle, and we were able to catch a massive move on NQ. This was a 600-point move on NDX, and I was able to catch huge, huge returns on my 30 to 40k size positions. Another 100-plus K day on Nasdaq with this setup. Keep in mind, higher time frame, daily fair value gap projection, 5-minute IFVG for confirmation that that daily gap is respecting, and as we continue lower, you want to wait for a 5 and 15-minute fair value gap entry. We got that 5-minute tap, I entered, and I was able to catch a huge move. Similar to the move I talked about earlier, you guys can see every single 5 and 15-minute fair value gap respected to the downside, and I was able to hold my runners for huge gains. Guys, this is how I was able to make $400,000. The other setups are exactly like this, a higher time frame into a lower time frame, and that's about it. Simple as it gets, and you have to trust your trades and hold your trades as the market selling you. Do not exit or TP based off P&L, base it off the technicals on where liquidity is resting, and how the market is respecting these 5 and 15-minute fair value gaps. Let me know down in the comments if you were able to catch this downside move with me live on YouTube, and let me know if this video helps you guys. Make sure to drop a like, sub, all that good stuff. 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was a very high probability setup and let's go over how we broke it down on the lower time frame and I took this on ES so I'm going to cover es mainly rather than NQ so let's go into the 5 minute and let's skip some time and go into our Market open so let's go let's go next this is right around 20 minutes before open and then we got our Market open so while we were having these moves here right we're just kind of chopping around not really doing much uh before our you know obviously before we expanded and what can we use as our areas of buy side in this case right data Highs are a very high probability uh for our areas of buy side in this case we want to look for a high because this is the wick that it left so this is our data high and this is going to be our external area of liquidity that we are going to look for um when we do catch our model es andq so I took this trade on options because I thought the risk reward for this trade was to good to pass upon on options and I took a spy contract that was literally worth $8 and we took it as like a Friday Lotto and it ended up working out very very well in our favor as you guys will be a to see here in a bit so what I noticed was this is a this is a f minute look right we still are holding this inversion down here so I did not want to shift my bias to you know downside or anything like that because we do have an inversion on the 5 minute now normally I'll be like okay this could still you know possibly but like I said we were in a daily Fair rally Gap that is what made my bias go extremely uh bullish to the upside because we were in a daily FEG now on the smaller time frame we were just kind of consolidating uh right after open and I noticed we have a massive massive fair value Gap here on ES that I would look for an inversion to occur so this is our Gap that we look for inverse let's play price action we're just kind of ch chopping around Cho it around and Es actually caught a very nice stick to the upside here um and if you looked at NQ actually at this time enq really did not follow along uh too well on this move NQ was just kind of chopping around still within its kind of uh feral Gap uh if you guys could look at the 943 candle now why was I pretty bullish still here because if ym was very very bullish at this time ym was moving way higher while NQ was only went lagging so as you guys can see this is the ym candle the same time where es had that inverse and this was our data high on ym so two out of the three indices were really looking for a push higher uh so that kind of shifted my bias to being bullish and I was fine U with that uh being a you know being part of our Confluence to take to take some upside so while es was kind of putting in some highs here ym obviously drove a little bit lower um not nothing major in terms of smt uh there's like some stuff on the higher time frame but nothing on the time frame that really I needed to kind of include in this entry setup so like I said I was looking at es for a move up we were in our spy calls and this was pretty much our setup um if you want to take this on futures or whatnot I got in even a little bit earlier on spy but you guys I'm just showing you guys the inversion model itself as well if you did not want to get in a little bit lower we actually got in before the inversion uh this is a little bit of a more advanced kind of thing where I kind of predicted what the inversion was going to occur um but you know if you're still beginning or you're still learning this this is the entry model that you would like to see on ES and NQ about a 10o stop on uh es and then you could go ahead and and look for around you know 25 plus points um on this move up so there is your entry model for ES and now you guys can see we have a clear data highs here and then we are just kind of having that inversion on the smaller time frame and let's play this out es held very well at this area let's go and look at NQ real quick because NQ was like I said was the one kind of struggling at this area and we were still seeking higher um on this move for NQ so once NQ did eventually kind of flip its Gap inversion as well we did have a move back down on NQ but we still held this inversion pretty well once again this is all bullish this was some accumulation happening before our move and having our distribution to the upside so NQ did eventually have an inversion at this area here and you guys can notice that es was really not drawing any lower and then NQ was kind of consolidating at that area so that was a good time or good sign excuse me that we're going to have a push push back up you guys can see here right so let's go back down I'm going to drag this to the side so you guys can see price action a little bit more clearly and Es has kept grinding up up up and then we finally started having um some expansion to the upside and then we took out our data High so this is a one setup for Life the inversion model it all starts with here with the higher time frame PD rate right you do not want to fade a daily F value Gap or a 4-Hour fality Gap so when I was looking at that I was like okay I definitely don't want to end up fading a gap just because we had a gap down off mfp uh we were still in a bullish obviously still bullish conditions bullish PD array and this is still a very very high probability trade into our data highs and this was pretty much the move of NFP that I caught and I wanted to kind of share with you guys and these contracts went over 400% on spy so those contracts went absolutely Nuclear So a great Friday Lotto uh for the team and then we were able to catch such expansion move on yes like I said I posted this literally the day before I'm like we're going to get a move lower for NFP we're going to tap into our jily Gap and we're going to expand all the way back up into our uh data High wherever that was be and this is where the data High ended up being at for ES like I said inversion model is such a clean entry here at es you would have very slight draw down maybe a couple points and we just continueed to high and higher and then as soon as we know we were chopping around a little bit and then we finally had our expansion move up there's a running joke that every time I hop off Alive price moves well and I literally got off alive around here somewhere around this chop here and then as soon as I got off price started moving up and we hit our targets um and then the team was you know obviously very happy about this we all caught a good move and we're done for our Friday overall it was a very clean day to trade right rest of the day's price action was also very nice um the PM session was clean the the the lunch session was cleaned a whole entire day on NFP day was very very smooth uh respected PD raay very well and we took that to our advantage and caught some really really nice moves on Futures and options so I hope this helps uh you guys to kind of visualize what I'd be looking for 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long and as long as my entry model presents itself which is inversion which I'll go over as well so looking at indices here you guys can see we have our S&T between NQ and Es and this was enough for me to get a you know higher confidence within this long so we had our weekly breaker FG we had our daily smt as well and now let's break it down into a smaller time frame to see where I actually took my entries for this move so it all started with the hourly chart here you guys can see we had a lot of low resistance liquidity built right here right this is our all-time high draw up here and what do we have down here well we have a balanced price range on NQ NES so we had this massive hourly bearish Gap from last Friday we came and inversed it at the end of the day on Friday and that made my confidence go extremely high that we're going to rip to alltime high let's put all our pieces together again weekly FEG weekly breaker S&T on the daily chart and now we have a hourly inversion right here or BPR because we have a fair vality Gap plus an inversion so looking at es and NQ you guys can see es had a very similar move on this and this is where I decided to take my entry on my lungs I actually took it on spy so there more of a correlation with uh QQQ or with the es excuse me NQ is more correlated with QQQ so I took it on spy I'm going to go over the NQ chart because this is what I use for my intraday biases as well uh when it when it came to day trading these days here so low resistance liquidity alltime high was a draw and this is our hourly balance price range so my long Position will set up something something like this I had my stop under the fair value Gap and this was it right here a 3 to1 trade on swings that I bought some time on these I bought for June 14th they went over 100% uh I'm personally all out now at this alltime High draw but very very good risk reward on this trade and we had very very low uh minimal draw down when it came to this um type of setup like all the other setups that I post on this page on Twitter it's the same thing right smt a higher time frame PD array and inversion model this is an inversion model on the higher time frame this is how you can scale it going from the 1 to five to like the hourly and 4H hour chart and how it's all the same no matter what time frame you are using for these moves obviously I had trim points as well right I had I looked at this for a trim and then I looked at alltime high for my move uh to get all out now in terms of bias while playing this you guys can see we also had a hourly fair value Gap right here this hourly fair value Gap from May 29th was holding and then we finally violated it so using a in terms of a intraday bias right and looking for a day trade at the at these areas this is what I used like today for example right this is before our open we violated this Gap right and we put in a order block right here we respect back to the order block come London time right this is our London this is all of our London price action we created an order block and we continue to move higher and expanding on a Wednesday which is right that's how it is this is where you want to use the like the hourly chart in terms of day trading is should be used as your daily chart right so if we see these hourly violations of bearish PD arrays in this case this bearish PD array got violated you guys should only have a bullish bias to the upside and you know you don't have to cat the whole entire move for a day trade right it's very tough this is why I like taking a swing trade because the risk reward in my opinion and overall mentally just easier for me to hold those options plays and then you could use some of these relative equal highs as a take profit or whatnot when you are looking at this on the hourly chart so just to go over it one more time right same setup whether it's a smaller time frame and higher time frame it doesn't matter we had our breaker here we had Our Fair Value Gap right here and then when we went on into the daily chart you guys can see Es as well we ended up having our smtt here smt here and then break it down one more into the hourly chart for our actual entries you guys can see es and NQ had this BPR that got respected and tapped right into it on ES we tapped into this BPR as well now this before anyone says oh hindsight or whatever this was posted on Twitter for everyone for free Dore trades I usually post these outlooks for free in my Discord as well in a Know video format or I'll post it is as a text format on the Twitter and I basically said this inversion model looks very very per I literally put NQ looks perfect she's ready to go I was very patient last week I wanted to wait for this move and this is exactly what happened we waited we executed and we came out really GRE and I'm pretty much I could be done for the month of June this is how crazy of a move this was we almost caught let's see how many points this almost 500 Point move uh on NQ that we caught almost 3% so contracts did very well we even day traded zero day contracts while this H was happening obviously we took Futures as well um you know overall just a great great week uh and it's only Wednesday so we'll see what rest of the week has uh in store for us but yeah if you guys enjoyed this drop a like if you guys have any comments or questions just post them underneath it or just add me in Discord I'm always willing to help you guys out and I'll see you guys in the next one\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/TInd2vR9rvM" }, { "id": "1hnNVuH9WNU", "content_type": "video", "title": "Trading Was Difficult Until I Understood These 2 Things", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hnNVuH9WNU", "channel": "@dhesitrades", "rank": 4, "filters_entry_score": 10.0, "prop_firm_score": 4.9, "risk_recovery_score": 8.0, "shared_a_plus_score": 10.0, "preferred_pack": "FILTERS_ENTRY", "transcript_source": "caption", "view_count": 18043, "duration_seconds": 550, 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At the end of the video, you guys are going to see how I perceive structure and liquidity and how I use those two concepts to place my stop loss and understand what a point of invalidation actually looks like. Trying to find the right firm for you, visit smartpropfirm.com to get real side-by-side comparisons with prop firms and also ability to earn rewards and points, visit smartpropfirm.com. First of all, let's talk about liquidity. Liquidity can be very, very simple. People overcomplicate it. All you're looking for is in points in the market that are high probability for the market to run through. Now, what does that look like and what does that mean? You see a previous day high or a previous day low, that is an area of liquidity. If the market structure allows us to trade into it, that is our target. Another high probability area of liquidity that I recommend everyone to use is overnight sessions highs and lows, Asia highs, Asia lows, London highs, and London lows. And now look, a lot of you guys already know what liquidity is. We'll break it down even further if you guys want. But I want you guys to understand how I use that and how I pair it with structure to create a point of invalidation. The two main things before I enter a trade I look for is has the liquidity been swept and is the structure in my favor. If that is answered as a yes, the next thing I need to do is look at my point of invalidation. At what point is my trade invalid? Going back to liquidity, you guys also need to know unmitigated PD arrays, such as an untapped fair value gap that we have in front of us, is a high probability of internal draw on liquidity. As you guys can see, the market had a very, very bullish reaction as you move to the upside. Now, what happened is the hour following did not move. It did not break any more structure, it simply chopped around. Now, why is that? It is setting up for a fair value gap. Now, this fair value gap is where you want to look for your internal lows. Now, if you're looking for a continuation, you want to see an internal liquidity get swept, tap into the fair value gap, and then get a confirmation move back up. So, you mark out the low of where the fair value gap is going to be put in. Also, what do you guys notice about the structure? We had a bunch of wicks before our New York open, and then we got a break of structure. Your bias should be looking for a continuation. If I saw this structure and we continued putting in wicks, I would simply not look for a trade, or I would not play the bullish continuation. But, after seeing hours and hours and hours of chop, we get the break of structure, and now we are simply looking for a move back up. Now, as the move back up, we talked about you want to see internal liquidity swept, and that is going to be your hourly fair value gap. Now, we need to drop on the lower time frame and see how the retracement actually looks like. Not only do we have a bullish break of structure, we have a high probability of internal liquidity, and now we can play a continuation model back up. As we retrace into our hourly fair value gap, what do you guys notice? There are no bullish reactions. I need to wait for a confirmation, and this is where your entry model will present itself. If you guys want to understand my entry model, I have other videos explaining it. I look for change in state of delivery and IFG setups. Now, the entry model is important, but something even more important is your point of invalidation. I understand if I get my entry model presented, I need to have a correct stop loss so I don't get wicked out. Now, for my entry model, I'm looking for a 5-minute change in the delivery or a 5-minute move back above any bearish PD array. Now, what do you guys see? On this next 5-minute candle here, we finally get a break of structure. This is enough for me to take a long entry. Keep in mind, we have an hourly fair value gap, we have bullish higher time frame structure, and now the lower time frame structure is also providing us with the continuation. When I see the structure, when I look at my entry, where is my point of validation? I want you guys to pause the video right now. Where would you have your stop loss? My stop loss, my point of invalidation will be at the current swing low. I understand if the market decides to come back down and go make new lows, the probability of my trade playing out is not going to be high probability. Now, what else do I notice here? I notice we have a bullish 5-minute fair value gap. I do not want to place tight stop losses and place them at areas where we can possibly retrace into. I understand there is a high probability that the market comes down into this fair value gap and has a continuation higher. This is why I say the entry model is important, but not as important as the point of invalidation. The biggest mistake I see traders make is they'll put their stop loss at an area where the market is likely going to retrace into. And what happens is they get stopped out, the market goes their way, and I was that trader. That causes tilt, that causes over trading. When I first began trading, this is what my setup looks like. As I progress in my trading, I understand I need to put it at a point where I'm not worried about the RR. As long as it's over 1 R, I'm able to take the trade. So, instead of trying to look all fancy, all cute, and catching a 3-4 R trade, I am fine with taking a 1.7 R trade. And this is what you guys see right here. Now, as the market plays out, you guys can see most traders, if you had our original stop loss, right? The one that I would put years ago, I would have got stopped out. As soon as I got stopped out, the market reverses in my favor. Now, let's go back and focus on liquidity. Where is your area of buy-side liquidity? Where are you going to actually exit the trade? You're looking for a move that went from high day into a retracement to a fair value gap, and now you're looking for a continuation. Logically, your current high of day should be your draw on liquidity because in this market here, this is going to be your New York AM session high. You have the liquidity marked out, you have your point of in validation. What do you do next? You followed everything you could. Now, you simply wait. You wait to see the game of probability is truly pay out over time. Now, you get a full take profit. This is actually a trade that we took a live in front of all of you guys. Keep in mind, this is going to be focused on structure and liquidity, right? Was the structure on my side for a bullish continuation? Yes. My entry model presented itself. Did I have a correct point of invalidation? I always focus and I always tell everyone higher probability over higher RR. I want to make sure I enter the trade and I have the best odds on my side. Let's go over a loss. How can I find a good example of a loss? It's been a while since we lost, Matt. >> [music] >> Oh my god, this is bad, bro. What the Matt, please animate this last one, bro. Picture this example here. Have a hourly fair value gap, that's a bearish gap being rejected, and a 5-minute confirmation out of the fair value gap. So, we have a higher time frame to lower time frame. We have perfect equal lows resting down below. However, as we tap the fair value gap, where should my point of invalidation be when I take my 5-minute entry? There's an order block also being placed at the top of the gap. I want to make sure all the bearish PD arrays have been violated if my bias is going to be incorrect. In this example, you can see I go slightly in profit, the market is whiplashing back and forth, and then it hits the order block and rejects. I understand that is my point of invalidation. If the market goes above that, I will be stopped out. And guys, it's a game of probabilities. I have already controlled what I can. I manage the input. Whatever happens, happens. As you guys can see the trade play out, we eventually hit our stop loss. When our stop loss gets hit, you guys can see we get a continuation move up. The whole point of that example is to show you guys you can do everything right and still lose. It's a game of probabilities. However, I controlled what my risk was based off the structure. I made sure if my bias was wrong, it invalidated on the higher time frame through all the bearish PD arrays that were in my way. Now, I could have put my stop loss at the hourly gap. Would I have been better off P&L wise? Yes, but that is P&L driven, not process driven. I understand over a long run, what happens is you can get wicked out at the fair value gap, and then it goes back in your direction. Over 365 days, you want to use proper points of invalidation on your trades to help you capture the move. Understand, I'm okay with lower RR and higher probability. That is my focus in trading as long as the risk reward is at least one. Now, comment down below, is your stop loss too tight, or is it too wide? Don't get it confused with having a point of invalidation as a way to kind of feed into holding a trade longer than you need to have it. 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Farm ranks primarily by FILTERS_ENTRY then PROP_FIRM." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:25 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "I just had my greatest 7-day stretch in trading. Nearly $500,000 made in a single week. I'm going to show you guys with the proof. As you guys can see here, we have our live account at liquidity. We have $344,000 in this account. I have another withdrawal pending, which will get into probably Monday. Now, let's go over the reports here and let's go over to the account balance history. You guys know we sent a $50,000 wire on July 30th, which was last Thursday the time as I'm recording this. Let's go there. We'll go here, July 30th, and let's run the report. The biggest thing to see here is on the right side, the realized P&L. We started off Thursday with a strong day at $21,000. Then we had a $26,000 Globex session following that. So that's the same Thursday period. And then Friday following, we had no trades. I was busy that day, didn't take a trade. Now, this week as I'm recording this, we started off with a bang with $13,000. Really good trading side. I'm I'll never ever take any of this money for granted. I understand the work it takes to get here. Every single winning day is a blessing in my eyes. $72,000 on Tuesday, and that followed up with over $22,000 on Wednesday. That's nearly $100,000 made in 2 days. And guys, after that, we were just on fire. We followed up with a $106,000 trading day. One of my largest single days on futures. I'm normally having these big days on options, but on futures, this is one of my biggest days that I had. And we followed it up with a back-to-back $100,000 day. Two 100K days in a row. And the 2 days prior almost added to another 100K. Guys, this is what happens when you trade high probability conditions. And if the balance doesn't add up to what the P&L is, we took a $69,000 withdrawal live on stream. And I took another $144,000 withdrawal today, which is actually pending. So the next time you guys see this account, it'll be at $200,000. How did I get here? What did I do? Let's break it down. You guys know I like to wait for trending markets because the draw on liquidity becomes much easier. As soon as we tapped into this monthly gap, you guys noticed price action getting a lot higher in probability. So, when we broke this down on the daily chart, you guys can see the massive move we had up out of our higher time frame PD array. Now, that allows me to have a singular bias and able to capitalize on the move up. If I'm trying to short a monthly for value gap that's bullish, that doesn't make any sense. It's going to cause my trading to basically take a hit. I waited through the chop. In June and July, we had a massive period where the market was simply in a range. That's okay. What that does, it helps you set up for the big move coming. As soon as we got our manipulation leg into the monthly for value gap, you guys can see the move that we actually got. Now, what does this allow me to do? This allows me to have a singular bias, as I mentioned, and capitalize on the moves. For example, today's day. What did I notice? I saw this daily for value gap and I was looking for a continuation move back up, and that's exactly what I did. The same entry that you would take on a lower time frame is the same entry you want to take on the higher time frame. And what happens is, since these are daily candles, since we are expanding, we capture a lot of points, right? We capture 100, 200, 300 points on a day-to-day basis, understanding the volatility and that our liquidity is left behind. On this move down that we had on the monthly gap, we left behind a lot of lower resistance liquidity, which tells me this market is going up with speed, and that's exactly what happened. Before we got any pullback here, we had a 10% move to the upside without a single pullback. Now, the 4-hour time frame, similarly enough, had the similar pullbacks. We had the new week opening gap fill here. Also, we had a bullish SMT with the ES 4-hour chart. So, when the monthly, daily, the 4-hour all start aligning, I can now look for a continuation move back up. That's exactly what I did even with today's trading session. As soon as the market pulls back, I am not looking for a reversal. I am simply waiting to see continuation because the higher time frame is always king. We are looking for a liquidity sweep of the all-time high move after tapping into the monthly fair value gap. That's the only logical move in the market. If you're a trader and you seen and you are seeing these two pullbacks here, you cannot think, \"Hey, we're going into a bearish structure.\" You got to realize we moved up 10% without a pullback. What's the logical move the market to actually do? And that is to come down into a daily gap and get a move back up. That's how you want to play it. Also, use your candles to the left. What do you guys notice? Not only did we have a daily fair value gap here, we also had a change in the state of delivery. So, we re-tapped the change of state of delivery. We had our daily fair value gap. We are moving out of the monthly fair value gap. You guys can see how I'm having these six-figure days because our bias is very clear in my eyes and I'm only playing towards that bias. You guys might be thinking, \"Hey, Desi, those gains only add up to around $360,000.\" Well, alone today we had a $50,000 day on options as well. We caught a 1,000% move on our options trade with the same similar setup that we take on the higher time frame on the lower time frame as well. So, you guys can see when price is aggressive, when the bias is clearer, when drawn liquidity is clear, we can really capitalize. And this is just one of many options trades that I have been taking. I'm not even including my swing trading and my swing positions, my leaps, my equity as that I had in the multi gaps. I always tell you guys, most of my money in the market is made within a few months, right? Spring was really good. The start of summer was very slow. August has been really good. That's what I mean by offense and defense. There's certain times in the market we are more aggressive. There's certain times in the market you are more defensive. We went from defense to offense and now we made money. Now it's all about keeping it. Now, if you guys want more information on how I trade in a full breakdown. I am posting a free masterclass live August 11th at 8:00 p.m. Eastern. Do not miss out. Spots are limited. Secure them now. The link will be in the description. There's no time limit on it. We will continue with our 5 hours if I feel like that's necessary. There will be no recording of this as well. This is a live masterclass. Make sure you guys join the link down below and I'll see you guys on August 11th. Guys, as always, I want to showcase the transparency in the markets. A lot of people don't do live logins and they don't show this type of stuff. So, I want to show you. But, I also want to show you this is not something I do on a week-to-week basis or even a month-to-month basis, right? These runs happen when probabilities are high for me, right? And I don't even like to call them generational runs or crazy runs. It's just me simply waiting for my system to present itself and understanding, \"Hey, there's certain times in the market where I need to be relaxed,\" which I was in June and July. And as soon as we step into the multi gap, I know that's my time to really step on the gas pedal, and that's what I do. I've already envisioned this happening. When I saw the monthly fair value gaps, I already envisioned me having these type of days. That's exactly what I did. It's simply having that preparation and understanding of looking at my data. What happened last time when we tapped into a monthly gap? How did I perform? What do I need to fix? What are my strengths? And capitalizing on those. And that helps me move forward in my trading journey. Days were great. As always, all glory to God. 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need an inverse rally gap for us to actually take this trade so I noticed we took out this low here so we're tapping into our 30 minute Gap like I said there's no setup form me yet so I was being hesitant and just waiting just being patient with the chat we're just vibing out waiting for our setup to form one more push down and this is where I caught interest why am I interested in this well now we have a fair value Gap that we can possibly look at for a inverse for an inverse form right now I'm looking at NQ and I'm looking at other indices right so if you go to es you guys can see we did not have smt on ES because at the same time NQ took out this low es did as well so that didn't necessarily check my box I needed some confirmation for some smt so I headed over to ym and I was looking at to see if ym was the stronger indic and as you guys can see when NQ took out this low right this is the same 840 low and this is our 10 a.m. low right here ym did not put in any lows so we had our bullish S&T with ym so now I was starting to put the pieces together 30 minute Fair rally Gap bullish smt now I need displacement Above This bearish Fair Val Gap and now I can look for a solid trade what did we get on NQ this also occurred on ES we tapped into our Gap and we inversed our Gap here now if you're wondering what my targets were when I look when I was looking at this inverse Gap this is one of the few times I entered off the five-minute chart I was not waiting for the one minute uh just because I felt like the five minute was going to provide us with really good risk reward and also price was moving with speed so I didn't expect a full retracement um to this inversion if you guys are wondering why I didn't wait for a retest I don't usually wait for retest I was more so looking for a move at the inverse and then straight into our buy side liquidity now for my first trim we had equal highs here I was looking at this right these equal highs here data highs from our CPI High data highs and lows are very good targets of sell side and buy side and then we had a daily high right around 70 take my word for it guys it was there right around 70 and this was my final take profit so oops so my setup get this drawn out again not dracap but it was around there my setup was like this a solid 2 to1 and we managed our risk under the one minute PD rise that here very very solid risk reward and this was our trade and as you guys can see we had minimal draw down on this play I was down what maybe six points at the at the lowest right and then we ran into our targets of of buy side and this is where I exited full now looking at this back we ran another 300 points but that's fine I am content with catching a piece of the move especially when the piece of the move is almost 60 points on NQ like I said the bullish S&T with ym really helped me with my confirmation that we were going to head higher because S&T usually signals for a reversal and when NQ put in that inverse Gap you guys can see es did the exact same thing and Es had uh highs relative Highs at 5308 and that's what we're looking at for Es as well and this is how I was able to catch such a nice move off of CPI and passing a lot of Apex 250k accounts and this is this is the setup right here like I said all my videos that I posted so far on this you guys notice it's the exact same setup repeating over and over and over and over and over again you need one model to be profitable master that model I have mastered this model this is my go-to bread and butter setup and it provides me with you know results like this uh and catching very nice expansion moves on ES and mq so hope this video was helpful it's a little bit shorter than the other videos um but nonetheless if you guys have any questions post them in the comments DM me on Discord or Twitter I'll be more than willing to help you guys out and I'll catch you guys in the next video\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/sAyAxB_p94w" 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off of these uh lows also looking at the 4our here this was our tap into our order block as well right so we came and wicked into this order block so there's no way that I was going to look for a sell at this uh low here and I was basically looking to buy the dip on any opportunity that I got on this move so like you guys know my setup right we have a higher time frame PD array on ES and NQ we have a 4-Hour order block we have a hourly uh BPR balanced price range so now I am going to look for a the lower time frame inversion off of this move when I took SPX I took it straight off of this um low here I didn't wait for the inverse to form because I saw the power of three forming which I'll talk uh soon right now and there were still multiple opportunities whether you got in right away noticing the power of three or you waited for our Holy Grail setup which you guys will see right here so at these lows going into our PM session I was looking at this accumulation here right before our PM session started so I know I noted that we were basically consolidating on ESN NQ and then we had a dive lower at the start of our PM session so now looking at this here we have our accumulation we have our manipulation and what a lot of people did was wait for the inversion to form and took that um if they didn't take you know the options trade that I alerted like I said I trade options time to time as well with zero day contracts when I expected kind of a big move to occur and catch a really nice move on those contracts so we had our accumulation here we had our manipulation to downside here now a lot of people are saying oh why are you looking at the one minute when're having such a large sell from overnight because this is a higher time frame PD rate if we were going to balance in the PM session it would be from here like I said the 4-Hour order block and also the hourly balanced price range so as you guys can see when we came came down we left this 110 Fair valy Gap open and when we came back through it we flipped this Gap into an inversion Gap here so now we have the setup that we are looking for I didn't know any lower time frame smt here between any other indices they all were kind of correlating together which is fine and this is our Holy Girl setup on ESN NQ and after that it was pretty much smooth sailing right you get in at the start of the or the close of the candle that flip the uh inverse or here at uh 116 that's the candle that violated this fair value Gap here stop will be below the low and now for targets what I was looking for was any equal highs that were forming on indices so we had some equal highs here or relative equal highs here we had them here as well and then my final takeprofit for this play here was this Range High which is also an equal high on ES right so you guys can see we left High here left a high here and that's what I was looking at for our move this is a very very good risk reward trade a 3 to1 risk reward uh we got in our SPS contracts I got filled at $310 cents each or $310 each contract I sold my last contract at $ 950 uh they were kind of chopping around so the contracts were losing value but literally if I would have waited another like 2 minutes after our buy side got hit uh these contracts you know back all the way to $22,000 per almost a 1,000% return on these contracts so very very nice reaction out of this BPR and you know 4our Gap here and also if you look at or the 4our order block excuse me and if you look at the daily chart as well we got a massive Wick out of this daily order block as well so multiple order blocks on the higher time frame they got it respected we obviously had our hourly BPR and overall this was just a A+ setup and this is a perfect kind of example just what you should look for on the lower time frame when we have such a higher time frame PDR like this there is no way I was going to look to short um below the until we got below the BPR and below the order block right while we're in the order block you got to understand we have a whole session left right we had a whole PM session left and that could distribute to to upside and cause a daily Wick a 4H hour Wick and some hourly expansion on ESN NQ and overall this was just a beautiful beautiful setup uh and this is what I posted on Twitter right Desi trades on X I'm like yo the market is throwing us to the lob for the start of next week I didn't expect such crazy price action for a Monday but we adap we you know we looked at the price action we're like you know what this is very very good and it's providing a lot of range and we traded back into our BPR on ES and NQ let's go look at NQ real quick too you guys can see NQ similar things here oops similar things here and then the one minute also just like es we had our inverse Gap form right here so perfect perfect trade on ES and NQ this is literally what we looked for every single day when we are looking for inversions make sure the higher time frame aligns with lower time frame bias and that's exactly what we did to catch such a massive trade on ES to start off the week so we start off the month really good starting off the week really good uh rest of the week is going to be very volatile as well so it should be should be overall you know beautiful trading days for rest of the week uh to come you guys have any questions let me know whether it's in the comments or on Discord or Twitter I'm more than willing to help you guys out and I'll catch you guys in the next video\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/bR2mSKKkSzg" }, { "id": "SEvHnRac0bU", "content_type": "video", "title": "I Explained My Trading Strategy in 3 Minutes", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEvHnRac0bU", "channel": "@dhesitrades", "rank": 8, "filters_entry_score": 10.0, "prop_firm_score": 1.7, "risk_recovery_score": 4.8, "shared_a_plus_score": 8.4, "preferred_pack": "FILTERS_ENTRY", "transcript_source": "caption", "view_count": 17198, 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The lower time frame does not matter because the higher time frame is where the draw lies in. The monthly fair value gap is a important area of liquidity. The market is tapping into a bullish monthly fair value gap, which means I should be looking for longs. For me to confirm those longs, I need to wait for a daily structure to support my higher time frame bias, and I'm going to show you what it looks like. As we can see here, we have two bearish fair value gaps. Price is respecting the monthly fair value gap. Now, to confirm that move, I need to wait for these daily fair value gaps to inverse. That is going to be my trigger to go long on the lower time frame as well. Now, what is inversion? You have confirmation and confidence that the market has strength in this monthly fair value gap, and now on the lower time frame you can start having an upside bias and looking for liquidity to get taken out. In this example here, we leave behind a lot of failed swing highs. These are all high probability areas of buy side that we can target on our move out of this daily inversion fair value gap. On top of my 600K day trading, I also pulled in a substantial amount in swing trading my options and contracts at this daily inversion fair value gap. This is the exact setup I had drawn, with my final TP being at all-time highs. Just as a lower time frame, you guys can see we have a higher time frame bullish PD array. We have a lower time frame inversion. In this case, the lower time frame would be the daily, since we're working off of a monthly fair value gap. This is a high probability A+ setup for me. Look, I am a risk manager first. My stop loss is strategically placed at the low of this daily BPR. I understand if the daily candle goes back underneath that BPR that this is not a high probability long anymore and I need wait for more structure to form. Now, let's fast forward into seeing how this monthly fair value gap into a daily IFG ended up playing out and the results are pretty shocking. We ended up having one of the most historical rallies known in the stock market and this was such a high probability area for longs because that monthly fair value gap gave us our bias. That daily inversion confirmed our bias to upside and this is how we're able to capitalize $600,000 day trading. It made day trading much easier because every single day as I would go into the market, I would look for my buy side targets to be taken out and avoid shorting the market. When you put these pieces together, it all makes sense. All the monthly fair value gap does is tell you where the market should head with our bias. That bias gets confirmed with our daily inversion and this is exactly how you want to look at the market through a higher time frame to a lower time frame lens. 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move here is technically a fair value Gap as well we have an implied Gap right we had our breakout structure this is your implied Gap because we left a wick before and after it so just imagine the Wicks weren't there this would be a regular for Value Gap we're rebalancing here we are rebalancing into here the 50% of this Wick and the 50% of this Wick so in the 4 Hour we were in a bullish PD array this is what I was watching um 4 Hour move up now let's go on the 1 minute time frame because this is where we executed our play so let's go to our replay mode Let's go to replay mode on Es as well we can't do both at the same time that's fine so looking at the market structure here what are you guys noticing right there is a lot of highs there's some lows as well that need to get tagged and there's some pdas we need to Mark out so the obvious highs that we have right here for buy side we have equal highs up here that we can use for buy side and we're kind of just in Ur range now we have sell side down here too right we can mark that out but keep in mind we are in a bullish 4H hour PDR so we're looking for upside move however we're not getting any upside moves here it's just a lot of chop it's not not a lot of movement within our times for PM session around 120 to 140 right give or take 10 minutes sometimes you want to look for your smt to form or any type of indication that we're going to have a bullish smt notice what we're doing on NQ here we're just chopping around right notice where the PD arrays are what do we have here this massive FAL Gap earlier was being respected so we need to make sure we mark this out because if we violate this we'll go lower right but if we get a bullish reaction out of this we should look for higher price now let's see let's play out play out let it play out so we swept the low within this one minute F value Gap right we swept the low here as well now I am not looking to take a long right away I'm not looking to take a short R away I'm waiting to see the reaction we get into this for Value Gap now within this bullish F value Gap we also created this bearish per value Gap here right this is important let's see what is es doing and what is en key doing at this time es violated this low here or NQ excuse me we came down we swept this here there's our cide sweep I'm going to remove drawing here so we have our liquidity sweep occurring on NQ here right on NQ and then we have yes this low here on ES is also getting tagged while es is tapping into tapping into this order block right here now what do we have at this at this low this low from 1206 on NQ and Es what do you guys notice we have a smt es has failed to put in a low NQ has put in a low right so we're having a bullish S&T here still this is not enough for me to take a trade what do we need next we need a entry model what is our entry model that we're going to use an inversion Gap look at this next candle displays right es and NQ are violating this fair value Gap here this is within our macro time as well we're holding this bullish Gap we're in a higher time frame bullish prdr as well with a lot of buy side sitting above now this chop here what can this be see as this is our accumulation right the move towards cell side that creates this bullish smt is what this is our manipulation and what happens after accumulation and manipulation distribution now you can enter the fite Gap right away this is how I like to take my trades stopad the low right if this smt is going to hold we should not put in a new low what are you going to Target where do you want your partials your partials can be at the accumulation High here and then either you can have your take profit at 58 or just these equal highs up here whichever you prefer they should all get ran regardless does es align with NQ absolutely does es have equal highs as well absolutely does so now we got a bullish smt inversion Gap we're having some AMD and you want to this is it you want to set your take profit you want to set your stop losses and let let it go to work you're not going to get any smarter wall in this trade right as you guys can see we tap back into it you could wait for it tap back in I personally don't I like taking it right away and we run towards our areas of liquidity you can go either Break Even after the the high within the accumulation gets taken out um or you know just move your stops I personally just go break even after my first TP and let the rest ride and there we go we have our move into our equal highs now if you're coming from the Holy Grail video this is exactly what I posted right we have a higher time frame PDR we have a smaller time frame inversion and smt forming which is a bullish or a bearish depending on which way in this case it is a bullish smt because we are seeking higher prices and this is something that repeats very very often if you simply wait for this setup to form every single time you should have no TR in terms of catching a lot of winning trades and managing a lot a a lot of risk if we you know end up losing these type of Trades the this is a very high win rate but that doesn't mean it's guaranteed right so you definitely want to make sure your risk is still um there and and solid and in this case your risk is very easy to identify because if we have an smt and we're looking for upside move our price should not move lower than that S&T right if you're looking at Turtles sup this you shouldn't be in draw down for more than a couple minutes or else that smt is invalided and there is our trading setup that was this is the cleanest setup we had on Friday May 10th I don't know when I'm going to post this but this is the cleanest setup we had and this is something that is that very if you just look for this you'll find it often within the market because it's a repeating system and you'll have a lot of success trading this model over and over again with NQ so I hope this video helps um drop a like comment if you 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I need to see a rebalance in the market before I continue with my short position. What is the number one basis of ICT? It is liquidity. As you guys can see here, we have finally swept our buy side liquidity. We're just tapping into our daily fair value gap. This is where most novice traders are looking for a long, a breakout trade. This is your manipulation leg. Going before the New York open, I understand that we are bearish fair value gap. As long as a lower time frame can align with the higher time frame, I can navigate a short setup. Now, before I even look for a lower time frame confirmation, do I have a high probability area of sell side? Yes, I do. As you guys know, one of the most high probability draws in the entire market is going to be your new week opening gaps. From Friday to Sunday open, we had a massive gap up. This leaves your new week opening gap unmitigated. As I'm looking for the daily bearish fair value gap to reject, now I have a high probability area for a sell side move. As the market starts consolidating in the daily bearish fair value gap, what do I notice? We create a bearish one hour fair value gap. Now, if I'm looking at price to move lower, I understand I need the daily gap to reject. Well, also on the lower time frame, the hourly gap has to reject as well. That confirms my higher time frame to lower time frame bias going into our New York session. Now, let's take a step back. We have a daily fair value gap. We have a hourly bearish fair value gap. We are also looking on the 15-minute time frame for a change in the state of delivery. Now, that's how I align my daily to my hourly to my 15-minute, and then we'll break it down into a lower time frame for our actual entry model. As you guys can see, we reject our 1-hour bearish fair value gap, and we get a change in the state of delivery to the downside heading into our New York session. Now, as we already previously mentioned, we have such an in strong area of sell side. We are looking for the new week opening gap to be completely filled. We are looking for essentially a 250-point move lower on the Nasdaq, and until we do that, we can continue with our short bias. It all stems from the daily time frame, and now the lower time frame is also respecting our bias. As our New York session opens up, we get a massive move to the upside, 110-point move on NQ. If you're a beginner trader, you might think this is a reversal occurring in the market. However, this is why it is important to create a plan before our New York session. Keep in mind, let's wrap it all up again. Daily fair value gap rejection, hourly fair value gap rejection, change in state of delivery on the 15-minute, and also a new week opening gap open. Knowing all that information, is it a high probability reversal occurring, or is this a manipulation like at 9:30? As we create the 1-minute structure, what I am noticing is, can I look for any IFFG trades for the downside? Because my higher time frame is already aligned with my lower time frame, now I am just seeking an entry model. I love trades for confirmation. It helps me confirm my bias, and as you guys can see here, we get a perfect fair value gap that we can use for a possible inversion setup. The IFFG trade has triggered. Now, it's all about correct placements of your stop loss and also your take profit level. Before I show you guys on the screen, I want you to pause the video for about 5 seconds, and where would you have your take profit level and your stop loss? Comment down below, and I'm actually interested to see what you guys have to say. Now, I have my entry at the IFG creation. I do not wait for a re-tap into the gap and also my stop loss is going to be at an a point of validation. I understand if we go back above the 9:30 high, we are likely going to get a change of state delivery to the upside. That is going to interfere with my higher time frame bias and I understand that is my point of invalidation. Now, a lot of traders, even on my New York stream say, \"Hey, a 100 points stop loss, I can't afford that.\" You need to understand the amount of contracts you take in a single trade can always fluctuate based on your stop loss. What should never fluctuate is your actual dollar risk. Whether I'm risking 100 points, whether I'm risking 50 points, my dollar risk is always going to be consistent. My 1R, my 2R, my 0.5R risk will always stay consistent while my stop loss in terms of points can be fluctuating. Now, look to the left, where do we have our area of take profit? We are looking for the new week opening gap fill. Like I said, we've already seen the new week opening gap form and we already had that plan is what going to be our area of take profit. The beautiful thing about creating a plan before the market, your brain has technically already seen it. This gives your brain something to trust. This helps eliminate hesitation on trades. So many people, they have great trades marked out but they hesitate because they're doing everything on the spot. You need to already have a plan going into the market and understand if my plan doesn't present itself, I won't take a trade. But if it does, I must execute the trade and keep in mind keep your risk consistent. Your risk should always be consistent, your contract change can be dynamic. I already know exactly what I wanted for this New York session open before I even saw the 9:30 open. I knew from the daily time frame to the hourly to the 15 minute to the 1 minute exactly what I wanted. This is me favoring from the preparation that I had before the market. Putting those extra 30 minutes in before New York open and understanding what my high probability areas are looking like. As you guys can see, as we play the replay here, we get a nice flush down into our sell side move. Now, this is a high quality trade, a A+ trade, a trade that you guys saw me take on my New York stream in the morning. Look, the speed can scare a lot of people. The markets are extremely volatile. This is why, if you have a plan going into the session, the speed won't make you hesitate. You have already planned out, you have already seen, you have already envisioned what your trading day will look like by breaking it down from the higher time frame to the lower time frame. If you are not using your if-then statements, if you're not saying, \"Hey, if the market has a bearish rejection out of the daily gap, then I will look for a short.\" And what does that look like? For us, that looked like a gap rejection. We had a 15-minute change in state of delivery, and then a 1-minute entry. Keep in mind, there's multiple entries you can take, depending on whether you're IFG trader, whether you like to take the 2022 model, whether you like to take breakers. The point is, you need to prepare your mind and your trading system before you get into the market. The trade execution is the only thing you should be worried about, not the actual plan or the risk itself. The basis of ICT is understanding liquidity. 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what you what you want for the market in terms of you know taking out liquidity we have a we had a daily fair value gap on NQ in the morning that was getting a very good reaction um as you guys can see right this is we left a wick and let's break it down into the smaller time frame so while this all this was happening you guys can see this is our reaction off of our daily Gap right and this is before open going into open I don't like trading that early so we had an inversion here that I missed and we also had an inversion here that I missed because it's a little bit too early for my liking this at this point I didn't want to chase I waited for some type of pullback to form on NQ and and yes now let's go into the 5 minute time frame because this is where the magic happened I mean this is where the magic really does do happen on on these time frames so let's go to our replay mode and let's go to Es as well because it's important so I was looking for a retracement into this Gap and this is what you need to be looking for when you want to play continuation notice this candle here on ES and then Q same spot one indic is tapped into a gap and the other one isn't right so we have a bullish smt within a five minute F value Gap you guys can see we're putting in a low on ES putting in a high on NQ so we're reacting off of a higher time frame Fair valy Gap we have a five minute Fair valy Gap that's getting a uh um a bullish smt and we have a when I'm going to break it down we'll have a one minute inversion here as well and in terms of liquidity what are we looking for right we have this equal high on ES right for your internal liquidity and all of this is low resistance liquidity from our overnight session right our London session so London Highs are a very good area to use for our uh buy side and you know the London low you want to use for sell side in this case we were looking for higher so let's go quickly back to es and then Q so like I said bullish smt let's draw this a little bit more to scale here bullish smt one minute for Value Gap one minute for Value Gap and then you are Off to the Races right I I like to enter straight off the F Gap so this is will my entry up here not this one right here so it would be something like this for my entry right and what am I targeting you can Target internal for your take you know tp1 right this yes internal so whenever es took out these highs trim one hold Runners until our session highs right where is our session highs right here why is this important because it is a London high right this previous session highs and lows act as a magnet where the market wants to go and this is your setup on ES and NQ right we caught this today on on our live stream let's go back into it daily fair value app getting a reaction right a bullish smt forming within a 5minute fair value Gap one minute inversion this is the Holy Grail inversion setup for me this is Works around 90 to 92% of the time I don't I'm not going to say it's 100% of time because nothing's 100% in the market but this is a very very very very very high probability trade on ES an AQ that you can take using the inversion model now let's go over a similar setup that happened later in the day so Skip Skip Skip Skip Skip let go make sure spot all right skip skip skip so let's say you're trading andq right and you're looking at this this right here I would be looking for a long at this area and I'll explain why you can short this right off of a London sweep what do we get we got a London sweep we have smt because es did not take out the London high right this is just I'm just explaining it like from you could short this as well you could you could take the inversion there boom boom boom and this would be an area take profit right this would be a range low so this is where another man's take profit is another man's entry so keep that in mind so while we continue lower into this 5 minute Gap we also have a 15-minute Gap here from earlier in the morning right and to even go further with that we have a hourly inversion that's getting a wick we have this hourly inversion Gap I'm not going to be looking for shorten this I'm going to be looking for for Longs and this is where I'm going to wait for a long setup to form what do we have on NQ and Es right this is our 5-minute Gap like I said Mark it out like I said also a 15-minute Gap here and also a um higher time frame Gap such as the 1 hour version now I want you guys to know what is significant about this right NQ put in a low here es put in a high what is this called a bullish S&T a doesn't this look exactly like the trade I went over earlier exactly it does bullish smt higher time frame PD Ray such as the hourly inversion also that we had a 15minute and 30 minute for Value Gap here we got a 5 minute bearish for Value Gap we can use for our area of um violation right this is what we want to use for our inversion just play it and see how it goes right like I said you guys can see from the side the point isn't to the point is understanding why this happens and seeing um this how is such a high probability setup with so many confluences stack together so we violate the fair Gap now for take profit right what what could what do you want for take profit I always look for if you one in doubt look for some equal highs equal LS if you have them and Es had these equal highs right here and that's we can use for our um areas of internal liquidity on NQ I looked at this High here at 93 right and my setup was something like this this was my setup NQ came down a little bit chopped around and we took out this high right here you guys can see when we have a higher time frame PD R when we have a smt forming whether there's these are bullish examples I'll also post some bearish examples in another video when we have our lower time frame inversions this right here is my favorite alltime setup with inversion fair value gaps and this is something I would take 100 out of 100 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everyone I'm like if this goes inverse we are going to continue with our bullish bias so as you guys can see right at 10:00 a.m. 30 after close we flipped this Gap and turned into an hourly inverse so now when you put your pieces together we have a hourly inverse we also have a bullish 4H hour gap that is being respected so this is why I had such a strong bias to the upside for rest of the day so the trade that I'm going to go over is going to be our PM session trade so let's go ahead and get right into that let's delete this so what I was watching right was some areas of sells had to get taken out so I had this as my internal low on NQ that I was watching for sside and I marked out the current high that we made during our lunch hour for our buy side targets now what I noticed and what I want is a area of cell side to get swept and then have some smt so if you guys look at es we had multiple one minute lows stacked here right here on yes so I was watching for this area to get swept and possibly form some S&T down here with NQ to move higher ym is not as important on non news days right it kind of does his own thing so in terms of smt with no news you want to look at es and NQ versus ym so let's keep playing this and let's see what kind of reaction we got right at 102 we started kind of just drawing Wix down here right but it was not enough displacement there's no fair value gap for me to actually take the trade so I was still waiting until we got a solid fair value Gap form for our move to back to upside as an inverse okay playing no trades nothing yet right nothing that kind of meets my criteria for a trade until this displacement here now when this displacement happened I was keeping in mind is there any S&T forming you guys can note this Wick here from 1152 and you guys can see NQ fails to put in a low so at that same low I was interested on ES did we go lower on ES and then hold that low on NQ and that's exactly what we did we had our bullish S&T so now this is getting set up to meet my criteria for a trade we're sitting in an hourly inverse that's bullish we're sitting in a 4-H hour gap that's getting a good reaction right this is our Lunch high and look at all of this low resistance liquidity built up on NQ and we even have relative equal highs right here so our Fair Val Gap is going to be drawn right here let's see how this plays out we are still moving lower there's no reason for us to Long yet we're still rejecting this Gap but that smt is holding I was making sure that if that smt does not hold I'm not going to look for this trade no more but as you guys can see it is holding still and now we're just waiting for this inverse to form that's all we're doing we're waiting for this inverse to form still hasn't formed still hasn't formed and note what we do right before this one look at all these lows that are stacked NQ takes out some internal lows right before they move up so now let's look at the candles after this you guys can see how quickly we displaced and there is your inverse Gap there's your long position you can stop could be below the low at the inverse Gap I when we have a displacement candle like this I like moving my stop at the low of the displacement candle this could be your takeprofit one up here and then your session highs here right and if you want to be safe you can move your stops even lower you'll still catch a very nice risk to war trade and let's see how this plays out a very very quick reaction when all of our criteria is you know lines up with our trade and then we kind of just respected all our PD arays and we drew into into those highs as promised so same thing over and over again smt inverse Gap 4H hour gap held so there's a higher time frame PD aray there's lower time frame inversion there's a lower time frame uh smt as well and if you guys look at the hourly I want you guys to note this too let's go to es while this is happening while we're kind of just chopping in our while we're chopping in our 1 hour inverse Gap you guys can see while eny was pretty much putting in a loow in or high entire time you could use your body smt for this and you could see that es was putting in a low so we had body bullish smt on ES and NQ as well which even made my buice go even stronger in in terms of I was so confident that we're going to get a move to upside and obviously you guys know we ran all the way into our all-time high moves today very clean moves in our PM session and that is the trade that we caught um while I was on live with Brian so I hope this helps if you guys have any questions leave them in the comments comments or in the Discord always will to help you guys and I'll catch you guys in the next video\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/4hVmGidserg" }, { "id": "7iM3xV2m6O0", "content_type": "video", "title": "The Importance of SMT", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iM3xV2m6O0", "channel": "@dhesitrades", "rank": 13, "filters_entry_score": 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example you guys see this is our 7:25 a.m. low so let's Mark out that same low on ES so you guys can see the difference between the two indices so here's our 725 low on NQ and here's our 725 blow on ES when does this area liquidity gets swept it happens at 940 and let's look at our next candle this is 945 now what is happening when es and NQ are making these moves at the same time well look at our 725 low and look at our 945 right es and NQ are moving in opposite directions right what is this called This is a bullish S&T you guys can use the body of the candles right body S&T is a real thing or you guys can just use the wick I just use the wick because that's how that's just part of my model I just like using the wick um on our smt moves so we are getting the smt and if you don't realize this that we're having a bullish smt you might keep shorting the market into this low and this low down here if you're looking at just NQ because this looks like a very solid cell model this was a very solid cell model on NQ at the top here but you got to realize the exits are going to be more important than the entries when I see smt between two indices where I should be looking for a takeprofit or area of liquidity I want to make sure I understand this could be a possible area of a reversal just to kind of even go further let's look at the hourly charts on both of these moves you guys can see NQ 7 a.m. low got swept we're having a move down es is having a move up so even the hourly supports our bullish smt case and you guys can go back and see this whole area right here on ESN Q ym is all a 4H hour fair value Gap a bullish 4our fair value Gap let's go back down on the five minute chart let's go over here to es where we at right here now I understand this could be a possible area for a reversal what do I look for oops let's go let's not do that let's go contr Z that and I'm going to click that but we're fine move lower we have this fair value Gap here at 940 gets ran through you guys can take this inversion trade right this would be more of a scalp trade you guys don't get the full move it happens sometimes but this is still a winning trade if you guys want to take this 5 minute inversion but when we create something like this right when we're displacing very strongly off of a smt and I you know say if I miss my entry or I'm looking for a re-entry if I get stopped at a break even let's say I took this five minute entry right that's fine I understand I want to take profit here and then I'll have my take profit at the high day this is a example when you get partials and then you get sto at a break even and you want to relook for an entry what am I looking for on ES and NQ at this area well I understand we put in an order block down here we have a fair value Gap so I'm going to wait for price to turn back and tap into these areas and see if I can get a setup on NQ you guys can also drive your premium discount ranges right the start of the move the bottom to this top you guys can see the 0 five reles within this fair value gap on the 500 chart there's our move down that I'm looking for this is where I want to start looking for my entry on the one minute time frame and look for a t a inversion model to form so I can take a trade on NQ and draw all the way back into our buy side let's go with yes here again every time I reset it all right so I'm looking at NQ I understand we're in a f minute bullish PD array this should be an area that I could possibly look for upside nothing yet no inversions no nothing I'm being patient I'm waiting there's no setup for me to take it now while we are making these moves lower 1020 to 1040 is where I'm looking for another smt on the smaller time frame this is where this is our macro time is what I'm looking for right we're in a 5-minute order block we're having bullish sm& on the higher time frame I understand that and now on the smaller time frame such as a one minute chart where I like to execute let's delete all this so it doesn't come in the way this is where I'm looking for a setup of mindful look at this low right here on NQ at low at 109 once again what is es doing putting in a high this isn't even important as the one I showed earlier on the higher time frame you guys can just use this for extra Confluence you don't need to catch every single S&T here S no that's not the point of this it's just to understand how everything is correlating and how much Confluence is in within this trade for us to take to the upside there's our inversion and many would say oh would you take this straight up would you would you wait would you wait for the higher uh Gap to get inversed well for me it all depends on the setup itself if I understand the setup right here it aligns with the higher time frame it aligns with the 5 minute the 1 hour it aligns with all different types of time frames so I'm fine with just taking the first Gap here but just for learning purposes let's say we want to wait for the 1013 Gap right here right even more Confluence this this candle here T back into our bullish PD right and it respects it and then we put in a move up right we're respecting our bullish PD arays as you guys can see on ES and NQ both indices are respecting their this probably there's like a 3 minute inversion there three minute Gap here a higher time right we're respecting our bullish PD R now once we get our this Gap right here at 1013 was being respected we inversed it and now you can start setting up your trade to take for the upside and I'm really breaking down each every little thing you guys don't need every single little thing all you have to wait for is the the Sleep happened the smt occurred and the inversion occurred that's all you really need when you're looking at these type of models I'm just breaking it down to every little tiny detail so you guys can see all the confluences within the setup where did I put my stop loss right so people always ask me where do I put my stop loss I like to put it at the underneath a PD array so in this case we have our inversion here you could put it underneath an inversion or if there's a fair value Gap here as well I'll put it underneath the fair value Gap areas of take profit previous high that we made at 10: a.m. right and then this is our session high and this is going to net you a two to one r trade and that's it this is your setup we had our smt down here right between esnn Q sot pop up into our order block we respected the order block we created a one minute version like I said I don't need to catch the top I don't need to catch the bottom I just want to catch a part of the move and there it is there is your move back into the high and that's it that's that's a that's how I use smt like I said you can ignore this woman minut smt as well right the main smt you really want to pay attention to is understanding that when we made this low on NQ right or even this low right here excuse me at 725 you guys can use this one like I said there's so many different ways you can look at this I was using this one right here because this is our area liquidity you guys can see es was respecting and putting higher while en key was putting in lower so there's our smt then you want to just wait for your one minute inversion I know a lot of people even took this one minute inversion here like I said which is fine you would get stopped out at break even after your partials and this is more of an entry you want to look for after getting potentially stopped out for your partials if you took this entry here off the smt this is a valid setup as well you would TP here because this is a higher within the fair value Gap you can TP at the higher day right this case if you went partial Break Even you would get stopped out this could be a re-entry that you look for when you're looking for a move up and we traded this move live with the team and this is this is what I look for this is how I use smt with an inversion model I didn't used to use smt a lot but it is very powerful and it did bring my overall success in trading a lot higher when I started implementing S&T with an inversion model so I hope you guys enjoyed uh if you guys have any questions make sure to post them in the comments down below or add me on Discord I'm more than willing to help you guys out and I'm going to be posting three to four videos a week like this we'll do you know breakdowns of the trades that I took today any losses that I take uh and all that good stuff on the YouTube channel so I appreciate you guys thank you guys for watching like comment subscribe if you guys haven't already and I'll catch you guys in the next one\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/7iM3xV2m6O0" }, { "id": "8NKWRBpQGyA", "content_type": "video", "title": "$160,000 in 4 Trading Sessions... 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Farm ranks primarily by FILTERS_ENTRY then PROP_FIRM." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:25 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "$160,000 in four trading sessions. Let's break it all down and I'll show you guys exactly how I did it step-by-step. But before we do that, let's show you guys the proof. As you guys can see here, this is my TradeOgre broker. This is the account that I've been trading with. Let's go refresh the charts so you guys know there's no funny business happening. I also show this account every single day on my live stream. Now, you guys can see live account. It has a 22.6k P&L. That's my P&L for today as I'm recording. $207,000 in the entire account. Now, let's break down the trade report itself. Same thing here and let's go to account balance history. So, we're going to put a custom range on this because you guys know we started trading this account on Thursday. The wire actually hit live on our stream on Thursday. So, let's make sure this is Thursday. Right here. Press go. And as you guys can see, this is the account balance. Now, we started with a $50,000 wire to my account. When I go day trade, I don't need more than a certain amount in my account. With my options trading, I only keep $50,000 in there and then I refresh it every week while withdrawing back to 50,000. Same thing with my futures trading. So, we started with 50k on our first day and we were able to catch a $21,000 day as the first day. Now, the $26,000 P&L comes from that same day but in the Globex session because this was Thursday New York session and then Thursday Globex session. And then I did not trade on Friday. I was not available. I was not on the charts. The balance stayed the same at around $0. Now, we came into this week, like I said, 13k day. I'm more than blessed, you know, obviously compared to the rest of the days, it is the smallest one, but more and more than blessed to to these type of numbers in my trading career. Some days are just going to be more high probability than the others. Some days you feel like you're unstoppable and that was on Tuesday. A monster $72,000 P&L. It was 73 something but obviously with commissions and everything that gets taken away, it was a $72,000 day realized overall. And this obviously gave our account that massive jump so at this point we went from $111,000 to $184,000 on P&L wise. So now keep in mind this is all from a $50,000 start and yes I do a trade a little bit more aggressively compared to my account size. By only $50,000 account, I don't mind risking still what is for me 1R which is 25K because I'm not basing it off the percentage of my account. I usually just base it off my entire trading net worth essentially and trying to risk 1% of that. This is about a 0.5 risk to 1% risk for me in terms of taking a 1R loss or a win for my overall trading, right? So it's not a huge huge part of my actual reserves that I have, my long-term portfolio and things like that, you know, even a $50,000 day becomes less than 1%. So when you're looking at this and you're seeing me risk $25,000 on a 50K account, just understand I don't really base it off what is actually shown on the balance. $207,000, how did we get there? That actually happened from today's trading day. This is currently August 5th as I'm recording this about midway through the week, Wednesday, and we made another 22.6K. So that is how we're able to kind of stack the days and I want to show you guys why, right? The whole point is not to just show the P&L, this is more so to show the proof but how and why were we able to trade and how we were so aggressive. Now the main thing is how and why, right? Why do I only trade my live account certain times and how do I trade them during our high probability conditions? Before we go to the chart, once again, 50K to 207K, $157,000 and since Thursday, Monday, Tuesday and a Wednesday trading day as I'm recording this. Let's go into the charts now. Now, I trade every single day live on YouTube for free. That doesn't mean all my trades are also taken on the YouTube live stream cuz sometimes they get off and then a trade presents itself, so I'll take it. Now, I only trade my live account aggressively when we retrace into these monthly fair value gaps. These are going to be the highest probability area to actually trade out of in the entire market. So, we go from we chop, we tap the monthly gap, I become aggressive, and then we get our move back up or for a reversal. This is how I know when to be aggressive with my live account. Breaking it down further, what did I notice? The entire move down into the monthly gap left behind a lot of low resistance liquidity. I tell people on YouTube repeatedly, the move is going to happen so fast and you guys are going to be wondering why and how did the market go high without a pullback, no retracements? And like I said, when you pair the monthly fair value gap with low resistance liquidity, you can expect expansion days. Now, obviously a lot of swing highs left behind here. We have more swing highs here. And as you guys can see, as we go all the way up, we just have a huge amount of buy side liquidity resting above. When we get a monthly fair value gap, I like to take a 4-hour confirmation at least, right? Usually I use a 4-hour and 1-day to kind of confirm my bias. As soon as I saw Thursday break of structure in the morning, I realized we're going to get a continuation higher, right? We are getting that monthly to 4-hour continuation. And what am I looking at? I'm looking at my external areas of liquidity, my previous day highs, my previous week highs. And also the relative equal highs that I had marked out before. There's tons of liquidity for us to take. This gives me confidence that we are actually going to get a fluid movement into our buy side area. And this is where I put risk on in my live account, right? These are the moves I like to capitalize on on the 4-hour and daily time frame. And like I said, this is how I'm able to gap up my accounts. It's because I am patient enough to wait for the monthly candle and the 4-hour and daily to kind of confirm the move. Now, what do you guys notice here? Right? You have like, \"Oh, Desi, we never retraced into this 4-hour gap and we didn't have this or that. ES was have creating SMT.\" This is where you want to watch both pairs, right? ES is creating SMT and Q is getting our continuation move up, but you guys can see how nice this 4-hour chart is starting to look like. On Tuesday, August 4th, we had a massive move up, right? We had a massive move up and people were like, \"We aren't getting any pullbacks.\" And what did I tell you guys? During high-probability conditions, we don't get any pullbacks. They are very, very shallow or they happen in the Globex session. So, we had a new week opening gap on Sunday. What did the market do? We filled the gap and went. You can be aggressive in terms of looking for longs because a higher timeframe aligns with the lower timeframe. Also, what else do you notice? We get a 4-hour fair value gap tap here. Now, as we went into our New York session on Tuesday, what do you guys see? Nonstop pressure to the upside. This is a 1,000-point day. This is why I was able to secure a $72,000 day because we had a trend day. How can I predict a trend day? Because a monthly fair value gap, low resistance liquidity, and we had our manipulation leg. If you're someone who really doesn't understand the entire daily bias, you got to realize we can manipulate for Asia and London and then have a New York distribution. That's exactly what happened. We got our pullback in our Asia session. We got our pullback in Asia. We had some pullbacks during London, and as soon as New York opened, we ended up taking off. And when you look at this on a lower timeframe, this is a nonstop trend up and people end up missing this entire move. Keep in mind, you only want to put on a real risk when you're day trading live accounts at these areas. Because if you try to trade the chop here, you're going to end up taking a lot of losses. A lot of paper cut losses, a lot of losses back-to-back, you lose confidence in the system. As a seven-figure trader, I can say this, most of my profits come from certain months out of the year. What does that mean? I wait for the high probability moves. How do I know this high probability? I look at the monthly gap. We get a monthly gap tap, I can understand that hey, price is going to be volatile and it's going to have a trending type of move. If we are not in a monthly PD rate and we are chopping on the higher time frame, what do I do? I simply sit out of the market on my live account. I'll still trade my funded accounts, I'll have some other positions, but on my live account for day trading, I will not entertain the move. That's why I've done more for my trading in these last four sessions than I have in the last 2 months because I understand I can do more damage in this environment with higher size, keeping the risk amount the same terms of dollar wise, and overall have a better experience trading than trading the chop. That's how and that's why I was able to turn $50,000 into $207,000 in a few days is understanding what type of moves happen on the higher time frames when we get the monthly fair value gap tap. It's the exact same system over and over again. And I challenge you in this video to go look at previous price action and see what happens when you tap into monthly fair value gaps. They are usually extremely volatile and do not leave a lot of retracements and that leads to what? Trend days. And that's what we want to capitalize on with our day trading. Now, if you guys want more information on how I trade in a full breakdown, I am posting a free masterclass live August 11th at 8:00 p.m. Eastern. Do not miss out. Spots are limited, secure them now. The link will be in the description. There is no time limit on it. We will continue with it for 5 hours if I feel like that's necessary. There will be no recording of this as well. This is a live masterclass. 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York open the stock open so while this was happening I was watching those two scenarios playing out and let's go to the one minute and see how it ended up playing so we got some strong displacement out of that F minute Gap and this is good and this is where I became very uh you know interested in taking a setup if we got the proper conditions so we were in a 4-H hour gap at this time on ES so we had our higher time frame uh PD there that kind of checked off the Box um in terms of having having that PD so what I noticed while this is happening we pretty much called this out before it even happened we're like okay smt at these lows let's see if we get an inversion here this is where we'll end up taking our setup if it occurs now what I noticed is when we pushed back up here at 10:08 we left this low on mq this is usually a good sign and I was looking at okay did the other indices have smt spoiler alert ym had the same move on this move down as or enq did so ym did not put in a low but es was telling the story all along as you guys can see let's go to es the same low here from 936 is this low on ES so we have our smt there also we had equal lows on ES I got taken out so we had our smt we also had our sell side sweep on ES and this is where I was looking to really get aggressive and taking a setup because we had our higher time frame P rate tap we had our smt on the smaller time frame we have an aversion now it should all about waiting for that setup to form and taking the setup when we get it so es actually inverses Gap a little bit sooner but I'm on I'm trading NQ I like trading NQ so I was watching for NQ to also inverse this gap for me to take this trade as you guys can see NQ ended up getting an inverse Gap just as es did so this is where I set up my long position obviously I wanted data highs and I waited a little bit for this entry I had around a 98 entry just right here stop was low 80s so we had our stop here and this was a trade setup that we took on NQ believe stop was at 82 so 2 to one trade we have our 4our tap we have our bullish smt we have an inversion now we just wait for price to do what it needs to do so while this is happening you know people get anxious oh you know it's not moving from our entry we need some placement we control what we can control we control when we take our setup right we control in understanding okay did the setup meet our criteria to take it yes it did everything aligned at this point whatever happens happens this is where you got to be hands off you're not going to get any smarter while in a you know while in a trade but like I said in the back of your mind you should be confident because this is a setup that we look for and this is our highest probability setup a lot of waiting later we got finally got our displacement and we started moving up and this is where I took a trim on andq right here this is our first trim then I moved my stops to break even and let the rest of my position ride so on my Apex accounts I got out of this trade a little bit uh before our data highs I believe I got out right around here because es had taken out our data highs so yes I got the data highs I was like all right if we get some bearish here I need to make sure we get out now how could I have stayed in the trade a little bit longer on my top step X count I stayed in for the full move but on apex I failed to realize while this trade was happening and I realized this after I got out is we still had our overnight highs as well on NQ right here so that would have gave me an extra Confluence that we're definitely going to keep going and displacing all the way through this High just as you guys see right here so very clean setup like I said this was it right here we have our low 80 stop loss around 82 we caught a move all the way into into those highs 4H hour Fair valy Gap tap smt on the lower time frame one minute inversion and you guys can see how nicely we delivered um off this inversion and when we tap back in we're just holding this inversion there's nothing there's no reason there's no oh are we going to hold or anything right we're just got to let price do his thing you're not going to get smarter while under a trade so very clean setup this morning into those data highs if you guys are wondering oh where's the gains off of this I post all my gains and stuff on Twitter and also the profit loss channel so you guys can go check out you know I had a $700 day on all my Apex accounts so pretty solid day on that around $1,200 on this from my top step X account as well also very positive feedback on the videos and overall this model itself you know this model we've been trading it for over a year now I'm glad people are seeing the true power of it and how consistent it is and how consistently it shows up and the risk reward is so nice on it um and everything that goes along with this setup so glad to see you guys are eating off of this uh this is something that I've been using like I 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Farm ranks primarily by FILTERS_ENTRY then PROP_FIRM." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:25 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "Most traders who say they have a technical problem don't actually have a technical problem. They have a problem of lacking data. Overtrading, over-leveraging, blowing your account in three trades, it all stems from one thing and it's having no data. You do not have a process that you can trust consistently day in and day out and that is the root of your issue. Stay until the end of the breakdown. I'm going to show you guys a way to possibly get work with me one-on-one and also how you can apply it to your trading moving forward. Profitable trader does not panic after two losses, three losses, or even five losses in a row. However, I see traders every day on my YouTube stream after one loss, they blow their account. They start panicking. They start hopping over to different strategies. That is not a winning system. You need to stay consistent with what you do and collect that data over time. I'm going to show you what a framework actually looks like and help you take that next step in your trading journey. You need to be consistent per trade. Look, for me, I stay consistent with my risk management. That doesn't mean take the same amount of contracts per trade. It means my dollar risk is always the same. My 1R, my 0.5R, my 2R risk trades are always going to be consistent no matter where my stop or my take profit is actually placed at. Two losses and I'm done. If I take two losses in a single session, I'm not trading anymore. And this is me trusting in the data that I have collected through my trading to understand if I stop after two losses, in the long run it's going to help me stay profitable and stay in the green. I have data on where I need to place my stop losses in the market. What does that look like? From a technical aspect, use stop losses and take profits based off structure and liquidity. You want to make sure your stop loss is placed at an invalidation area. And that might be a 100 point stop loss. That might be a 50 point stop loss. That might be a 250 point stop loss. At the end of the day, my risk is staying consistent and the only thing that changes with my risk settings is [music] the amount of contracts that I'm actually taking based off of my risk in terms of points. What does a A+ day look like for me? A A+ day for me is simply following my system. I do not weigh my wins or losses in dictating whether my trading day was good or bad. If I follow my system, if I took two losses and stopped trading, I won the day. If I took two wins, however, I was over leveraged, that's a losing day even if I may end up green because I know at the long run that over 365 day period if I continue doing that, I'm going to end up in the red and negative by the end of the year. I need to stay consistent with works with me and my data that I have collected through my years of trading. This is what you need to do as well. This is going to help you not hesitate on executions. This is going to help you follow your system. This is going to help you will follow your risk plan. This is going to help you know what exactly you need to do to become profitable over a long period of time so you will never stray away from that system. If you know exactly where you're going to end up over a 200 trade sample, why would you stray away from that plan? That is where you need to be at in your trading and that is only going to happen through data collection. In your data, you need to figure out your risk management. What can you afford to lose on a funded account, on a eval, on your live account? These are all things you need to take into consideration when building out your system. What setup are you comfortable taking? What strategy do you want to take? That is also something that needs to be studied over time and taken note of, right? Whether you're trading ICT, EMAs, stay consistent with what you're trading and have one repeatable model that can present itself over time that you will have no hesitation on executing. That is what a winning system looks like. I see too many traders take four losses in a row trading ICT concepts, then they switch over to order flow. [music] They switch into order flow, they take more losses, and then they switch back to EMAs. Take more losses or maybe even win and then they switch to supply and demand. You need to keep it consistent. How are you ever going to be able to process your data if you are having to restart at ground zero on a week-to-week base. Profitable traders do not go around jumping from strategy to strategy. What they do is what resonates with them, they continue [music] working on. For me, I like trading ICT concepts. Throughout the year, I had some edges to smooth out, but that's what data collection looks like. I know exactly what I need to fix and how to fix it. This doesn't mean I'm divorcing the model and going to do something else. I'm still working with that model, making it better as time progresses. So, now we're at a point where I know exactly what I'm looking for on a day-to-day basis, no hesitation. My risk management plan is set, and all I need to do is follow the blueprint that I laid out for myself. And this is exactly what you need to do. This is exactly how you need to approach the market and trading. It is not a technical issue. The issue is you are walking into a trading day with no data. You're walking into a dark room with no flashlight. The light doesn't work, and you are still wondering where everything is. How do I do things? You cannot get around because you cannot trust yourself. You can only build trust with yourself through having a system that works, and once again, that starts with data collection. A lot of traders, they try to buy more accounts. They burn through more accounts. That is not going to help you in trading. That is just going to bring out more bad behaviors. What you need [music] to do is trade one single account, whether it's a prop firm, whether it's a live account. Build that up over time. And if you're on a prop firm account, then after six or seven payouts, you can scale into two accounts. Repeating that action, going into three, into four, into five. Having capital is a major topic in the trading space. When in reality, having that capital is just going to amplify the trader you are. If I handed you a hundred thousand dollars today, but you're unprofitable and you don't have any data, that 100,000 is going to turn into zero. Having larger capital isn't going to save you. The only thing that's going to save you is yourself and having that repeatable action that you can consistently do over time is going to help you take that next step in trading. Data collection is special. It helps your psychology, it helps your execution, and naturally what happens is your technical and your mental side of trading become aligned together. You're not hesitating anymore. You know exactly what you're looking for on a day-to-day basis and you can move forward and progress and start scaling your trading. And you're not stuck in that dark room anymore. You're walking around with a flashlight on. You follow the footprints. You stay out that narrow road where you know at the end of that road you will be profitable over a long period of time. You need to look at trading in months and years versus weeks. You cannot get down on two losing trades. You cannot get down on two losing weeks. You need to build your consistency over 3, 6, 12 months, not on a day-to-day basis. Or else you're going to be continuing to switch models, switch strategies, change your risk management plan, and that is going to lead you to ground zero once again. Stay consistent with what you do. Over these past few months, we've been building out our mentorship program at the Inner Capital. It's private. It's exclusive. I know everyone says that, but it truly is and we are only working with the highest quality of members like yourself. If interested, click the link down below and join the waitlist. You'll hear more information about it before anyone else does. Continue enjoying our free live streams that I do every single day on the YouTube channel.\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/t8douuWDCHA" }, { "id": "lYfdzMy2fnI", "content_type": "video", "title": "You Don't Have FOMO. 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Farm ranks primarily by FILTERS_ENTRY then PROP_FIRM." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:23 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "If watching this candle is making you enter the trade, that's not a FOMO problem. That is simply a confidence issue. The voice in the back of the head isn't telling you it's a great opportunity. The voice in the back of the head is telling you you won't have another opportunity. It is revealing to yourself that you don't trust in the system that you have or the data that you have to actually be profitable over a long period of time and this is your do or die moment. Trying to find the right firm for you? Visit smartpropfirm.com to get real side-by-side comparisons with prop firms and also ability to earn rewards and points, visit smartpropfirm.com. Confident trader understands their strategy, their structure of their trading and what happens over a long period of time if they act on their emotions. This video will break down FOMO, what it means, why it happens and how to actually avoid it. What is the definition of FOMO? The actual definition is fear of missing out. Now, let's see how this actually relates to trading. Trader A, he feels FOMO, but he does not act on it. Why? Why does he not act on it? Why does a unprofitable trader act on their emotions, but a disciplined trader doesn't? Now, everyone feels the emotion. Well, I hope you do. You're human at the end of the day. I'm a seven-figure trader. Take it from me. I still have emotions throughout my trading day. What I understand about myself is when I have these emotions, I need to come back to a neutral before I make a decision. I cannot trade based off my emotions. The trade that I take, the risk I put on cannot be factored in by what I'm feeling. It can only be factored in by the data that I have, the plan that I have before open. What does that look like? If I have a if-then statement before the market open, like, \"Hey, if I'm looking for a move up, I need to see this happen.\" I need to follow that plan. If the market decides to go with my bias, has a massive rally up, does that make me frustrated if I don't get my entry criteria? Of course, it does. I'm human. But what I don't do is act on it. Now, what happens when you do act on that? You end up buying the top, shorting the bottom, leading to tilt. How many of you guys have been in the position where you entered a random candle? You saw a massive move up, you thought it was going to keep going up, and you did not wait. In a small pullback, you get scared, you get stopped out, and the market continues going in your favor. Not only did you lie to yourself, not only did you cheat yourself by not following your plan, but now that loss is going to lead into overtrading and overleveraging for the next move, understanding, \"Hey, I was right, but I did not trust myself to understand that I need to wait for my entry criteria.\" Now, why does this happen? It's because you lack data. You lack the con- -fidence in your strategy. You are not giving your brain anything to trust, and that is why data is so important. This is going to help you stay on the correct path that you need to go to. Because let's bring it back. Trader A sees the move up and looks back at his data. He's like, \"Has there ever been a moment in time where I actually entered my trade based off FOMO, and that led to me having a successful run?\" The answer is going to be no. Trader B is like, \"Hey, I'm going to enter the candles regardless, and they have nothing to look back on if that actually works or not. And the worst thing you can do is feed into your FOMO by actually winning. It's like a gambler winning big at the casino. On the short term, they might have a euphoric feeling, \"Hey, I was able to catch a massive trade.\" But what does that do in the long run? Now, they believe this is something that is repeatable over a long period of time, and that just isn't true. When have you actually been profitable by FOMOing into trades over and over and over again? You might win in one trade, you might win the second one. Eventually, you will lose. Like I said, it's okay to feel the emotions, it's not okay to act on it. That is the biggest thing, and you can take this not just for trading, but anything in life. Should you be making a big decision when you feel euphoric? Should you be making a big decision when you are feeling sad? Should you be making a big decision if you are feeling frustrated? The answer is no. If you have a big decision to make within your life, whether it involves your family or yourself on an individual level, are you going to go into that decision with a calm, cool, collected mindset, or are your emotions going to be sporadic? That is the same approach you need to have for trading. If you're not going to act on impulse in your real day-to-day life, why do you act on it in the trading? Now, another reason. Are you trading with pressure? Is there an outside source pressuring you into trading? If the answer is yes, you need to resolve that first before you take a trade. That is just going to put more emotional stress on you as a trader and that's going to stray away from what you need to do on a day-to-day basis to actually win. Now, avoiding FOMO at the end of the day is pretty simple. You simply do nothing. You do not act on your emotion. Easier said than done, for sure. But, if you start collecting data today, if you start building confidence in your strategy today, you need to understand not every day is going to be a trading day for your system and that is okay. It is okay to miss a move. It is okay to be like, \"Hey, my bias was correct for this today, but I never got my entry model, so I'm not going to take the trade.\" That's where we need to be at. And that only happens over repetition. Go back into the day that you actually did have FOMO. Were you successful? If you were successful, how did that success lead you in the next 2-3 weeks? Was it something that was repeatable? Was it something that stayed consistent with your trading? And I can guarantee you the answer is no. You need to find a consistent and repeatable action you can do every single day to help your trading. The only thing you can control is your input and you did not control it properly. Now, let's compare their P&L over a month. What do you see? Trader A is consistent with his wins and losses. Doesn't mean he's winning every day, but at the end of the day, if he's following his system, that's a win. Trader B has massive peaks and massive periods of drawdown. They are a trader who cannot be trusted. One day they might make their account and one day might break their account and that is what we want to avoid. The fear of missing out is something that you guys need to understand in anything you apply to your life. If you're feeling any emotions about missing out on something, come back to a neutral state of mind before acting on it. You are human at the end of the day. There's never going to be a moment in trading we are completely emotionless. That is just not how human psychology works. The profitable traders can hold themselves accountable and not act on the emotions while the unprofitable traders will continue acting on that emotion. Like I said, look at it in a broad scope of life. When has something gone right when you act on pure emotions? You might scream at a loved one and say things you don't mean. You might make terrible decision when you're in your forex state. You look back and you're like, \"I should not have done that. I should not have said that.\" That's the exact way you should look at trading. And that only is going to happen if you are documenting the times you are actually acting out and lashing out onto the charts. Because now, when you go back in you read your journal four weeks from now, you're like, \"Oh my god, I remember when I did this. Let me avoid it and make sure that doesn't happen again.\" And it honestly becomes embarrassing when you see your journal entry from a month ago and like, \"Wow, I can't believe I actually acted on my emotion and that set me back a few weeks.\" Bottom line is, it is okay to feel, it is not okay to act. 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