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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:08 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "I've been trading for over three years and I've tried hundreds of different entry models and it took me years to find and create a trading strategy that truly resonated with my style of trading. One of the most overlooked requirements in day trading is trying to find a strategy that matches and suits your trading personality. So, if you're someone that likes a 45 minute workday, fast-paced trades, something that shows up every single day, that's guaranteed and is high probability with a maintaining over an 85 to 90% win rate trading strategy, then I encourage you to stick around for this entire video cuz I'm going to give you one of my highest probability entry models. Then, I'll break down the system that I trade with on a day-to-day basis. And then, I'll also review a couple of trades that we caught on the live stream yesterday. To first truly understand my system completely, we need to break down the three most important concepts of the system, which is going to be entry, time, and risk. So, it's very important that you actually know how to enter your trades at the most high probability setups, then what time to obviously find these high probability setups, and then knowing what risk to obviously take to maximize our high probability and that maintain that high win rate. Now, when I first started obviously using fair value gaps and trading with fair value gaps, I noticed a very very common pattern. So, I've traded pretty much every strategy you could probably think of in the market, well, at least most of them. And this one makes the most sense to me. And I only like trading stuff that makes sense because that's obviously that what resonates with me. I'm not going to trade something that I don't believe in or don't actually back. So, with this one specifically, I traded if quite often. Um, but a lot of the time they were very subjective and when you could take them and I wanted something more continuation based. I didn't want to sit there in the market and always try and find a reversal reversal. Now, don't get me wrong, I still use ifgs here and there, but I love my continuation model. It's super effective and it's very, very simple. You're not sitting there in the market trying to predict every reversal. Now, I try to obviously use fair value gaps like I was using with inverse, but I was using fair value gaps to obviously just deliver price. But rather than entering blind on a fair value gap and not knowing the next result, sort of just sitting there and just kind of praying for that fair value gap to obviously work and hold up and not inverse was a little bit worrying and it didn't really, you know, happen all the time. You know, it was again it was subjective what fair value gap you'd had to choose for the delivery. So, I needed something that was going to give me a higher probability and a better edge on fair value gaps that was obviously going to indicate when price was going to deliver in my favor. Rather than entering blindly on a fair value gap, what if we could use something from price action to indicate us that that fair value gap is going to now deliver in our favor? And that is the special trick behind the model. So instead of just obviously taking this bullish gap as is as you can see we are currently respecting it down here with obviously the bodies are not closing below the F value gap that is obviously price respecting it. Now with a bullish F value gap we want price to go higher but again this could obviously just continue down and not actually move up in our favor at all. So what if we could find a way to obviously have price go in our favor. Well, I have anytime we obviously come into the gap for the first time, second time, third time, fourth time, fifth time, it doesn't matter how many candles from the very first one that comes into the gap. Each time we're going to mark up our every most previous candle to our current. So, as you can see, this is our most current candle right here. So, this bearish candle to our left is our most previous. So, even though this one came into the gap first, we are still not going to mark that out. All we're going to do is just mark out the bearish candle's high. Just like that. We are also going to then wait until this candle was to close above. It doesn't have to close a, you know, specific distance. Nice and close would be ideal. And as long as it doesn't make equal highs with the wick, with the swing point, or sweep it, then it is a high probability setup. Now, this special pattern right here is a simple indication from price that volume is now working in our favor. Example, notice here on the left, every time we break previous candle high, we continue to momentum through. That's exactly what we want when we're scalping the market. We want to use every previous candle high and low as like a level of support and resistance. So, obviously support being on the lows and resistance being on the top. So, when we close above a previous candle high, typically the next few candles will then go in our favor. And it's a simple move from price action, right, to obviously understand when volume's coming in, when we obviously have a strong level of buyers, when we close above previous candle highs. And we're also delivering out of something that is supposed to be rejection based and have a lot of volatility with a lot of orders resting in that area. So, it kind of works hand in hand. And this is one of my most favorite and most ideal entry setups. So, how do we actually enter the setup now that we know the pattern? Well, all we have to do is make sure that it follows a few simple rules. The bodies cannot close underneath this level. The gap has to remain obviously intact and still respected. The previous candle high must have a candle closure above it like that. It's always going to be your most previous to your current candle, which right here I've indicated where our entry would be. And there is two very crucial rules with this setup. Number one is we cannot make equal highs with the swing point before closure. And we cannot sweep the high with the swing point before closure. With those two simple rules, that is everything you need to take your entry right there. Now, you're not entering as price is pushing through. You're not entering on the next candle too late. You're entering exactly on the closure because that's where I have the most data collected. Now, we're going to break down the time portion of my system. So, we're only going to be placing and executing trades between 9:30 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. All right. The entry time frames are going to be the 30 secondond time frame. That's going to give you the most frequency for that day-to-day setup. All right, that is my bread and butter time frame. If you're a complete beginner, do not stress. The 30-cond time frame is completely fine. You are not going to stress, especially if you know my model or you're inside of my premium group, right? Everything is taught completely beginner free, so you can obviously understand it. It is not scary. Other people just say it's scary because they can't trade it. The one minute time frame is going to be less frequent, but it's still going to be okay. I obviously prefer the 30 secondond. That's the bread and butter. Now, we're specifically looking for a trade, each 15-minute candle realistically. So, each 15-minute candle is going to have its own set of price action and different obviously set of probabilities. So, any 15-minute candle between 9:30 and 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time works completely fine. The first 15-minute candle is obviously that opening range, usually quite volatile. 9:45 and 10 of that 15-minute candle range is going to obviously prepare for that new 4hour candle at 10:00 a.m. That's got some good volatility behind it. And then you will usually see bigger expansions between 10 and 10:15 a.m. for decent continuations. Now, ENQ futures, that is a horrible tick, by the way. ENQ futures is what I'm going to be trading. So, this is what I trade live every single day in front of my premium group. Um, this is what I'm just going to be referencing today. You can choose realistically anything. Forex, options, stocks works as well because obviously we're trading continuation base, which continuations happen on every pair. As long as it's not a consistent pair that just consolidates, this would work completely fine. You guys are liking the strategy, want to learn more, and you want to trade it live with me every single day, then I encourage you go to the first link top description. You don't have to, but inside the premium group, obviously, you get a lot more information. I don't share everything on YouTube because I want to keep it fair to that private side, but I have all the necessary course information you need. live stream recaps, webinars, PDFs that will help you pretty much complete trading from A to Z. So, if that's something you're interested, you know where to go. First link, top description. Otherwise, let's get back into the YouTube video. So, now let's get into the breakdown of a couple of these trade examples that I was able to catch on the live stream with my premium group uh yesterday. So, this is Thursday uh 10th of July. So, again, I've kind of got this like little sessions indicator kind of map out that 9:30 to 10:15. So, I'm just going to be breaking down the trades that I caught. So, like I mentioned, we're going to be trading 15-minute candle portions. Now, again, we didn't really find anything on the 30 secondond time frame during this first 15-minute candle. That's completely fine because obviously if you were to, you know, scale up to something simplified like on here to like a 2-minut. I'm pretty sure we had a 2-minut continuation trade here. You can see obviously we had a fair value gap and then we obviously closed below that previous candle low right there. So, that was a two-minute setup. We didn't sweep that low. So, I didn't actually take that. I usually just stick around to the 30. 2 minutes. Okay. if you want to trade that as well. Um, but again, once we come into this macro, you can see uh we didn't quite have a trade opportunity here. We kind of inverted that gap to the upside. So, we're not going to get faked out by ifgs. Um, now we had these gaps. Again, when we have multiple gaps like this, you know, a lot of traders kind of get confused what gap is obviously going to work, where should we go from? That's why this model works so well is because as soon as you get that indication from price whereas we close below that previous candle low like we did here. That is pretty much price telling you that we don't need to go higher. That's our delivery. That's our gap we're going to work off. So that's why I love this model because it's not subjective to what fair value gap and considering there's 30 million. I know there's going to be some comments being 30 second has too many fair value gaps. That's why this model works perfectly because it's not subject. It's basically subjective when you see the candle closure because it's like hey there you go. That's pretty much what you're taking. you know what I mean? Um, not, oh, I'm going to wait for this after you see the indication. You know what I mean? That's not something you're going to do. So, you're going to enter your trade as soon as that price closes as long as it doesn't sweep or make equal lows with that swing point, which we're completely fine based on that candle closure. Now, the risk. All right, the risk. We've got the delivery. We've got the candle closure below that previous candle low of which I marked out right there from the previous candle low right there. All you're going to do is you're going to put your stop loss at 20 points fixed just like that, right? and you're going to put your takerit at 20 points for a onetoone risk-reward. Now, I know people think 1:1 riskrewards are not profitable, but they are. All right? Especially with prop firms when prop firms has consistency rules where you can't really make too much, right? One one ones are super consistent. They're super high probability. They perform and show up every single day. And plus, you're going to surpass a one to one before you even get to one to twos, one to three, one to fours. Not to say that you can't hold these trades. If you actually, you know, have the right draws on liquidity and direction on the market, like I said, you'll be able to probably hold this for, you know, close to a one to five risk-to-reward. Um, you can pretty much get a 1 to2 most times as well. I like to just stick with that one to one. It's nice and consistent. And, you know, if I'm taking three 1:1 wins a week, that's, you know, a 1% risk on my account. That's 3% a week. And pe people really struggle to get that on any other strategy. So, that's why I really like this because the win rate is super high. the probabilities are there, the frequency is there. You're going to find a trade every single day. And this is a trade I caught yesterday. So, I called this one out live to my group, so they can also take that. And, you know, we had a ton of people obviously take that. And then following along, I'm not going to take another trade until the next uh 50-minute candle, but we did actually deleting that one and going off. We did actually have another fair value gap continuation setup obviously um perform itself right here. We closed below previous low after coming into that gap. Pretty much the same candle did it, but we didn't sweep that swing point. Um, we also had uh another one right there, but when we did close below that previous candle low right here, we did take out that swing point. So, um, that's, you know, a little bit too far. So, we're not going to worry about that. Now, of course, once 10:00 a.m. hits, that's where the bread and butter comes in. You can see that we're respecting that gap right there. You can see I'm going to mark out that previous candle low once price comes into that gap. And then, you can see we closed below that previous candle low without taking the low. So, that was a perfect entry. Again, I'm going to enter that setup right there, which I called live. All right, 20 points. And then obviously 20 points right there, and it hit, of course. So, that was very, very consistent. I love this model. This model is absolutely insane. If you were to back test this simple strategy across, you know, the last two weeks, last 3 weeks, last four weeks, last couple months, it absolutely rinses. And once you have all the components of the strategy, you know, mapped out, obviously, I can't give everything for free. I got to keep it fair to my premium side, right? You obviously got draws and liquidity to target, what timing, the understanding of these macros and timing, and obviously how to find a lot more high probability setups and patterns, which I showcase more in my premium side, then you're going to be able to catch trades literally every single day with over 90% win rate and just milk profit. So, that's why I really like this strategy. Um, we have a blast trading it on the live streams. So, if you enjoyed this video and you want more content just like this, like the video, subscribe for more content, comment your thoughts about the strategy, maybe test it out and see how you go. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 09:55 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "This basic trading strategy that I'm about to show you in this video has completely changed my life. It's given me the ability to also buy one of my dream cars, a Mercedes AMG E63S. As well as that, I've been able to invest into some long-term assets, start multiple businesses, and it's kind of crazy to say that it all came from such a basic and simple trading strategy. Now, the two entry models that I'm going to show you in this video show up every single day, multiple times a day for that fact, requires no daily bias or no overcomplicated concepts. It's also got an insanely positive statistical edge, a high win rate when you trade it at the right frequency, and again, it's extremely basic. Now, of course, not everyone has an insane amount of money to start trading with. So, everyone looks at prop firms as the source to make money in trading, as it's one of the most lucrative options in trading right now, especially for futures. Now, last year in 2025, at the beginning of the Australian financial year, which is July 1st, I started tracking every Take Profit Trader payout that I actually received, and I ended up going on a 20-week payout streak. That is a payout every single week with the prop firm using this exact system. Very easy to do so since you will get an average of about three entry setups per day, and again, all you really need is about one with Take Profit Trader and their rules since it's daily payouts, no consistency rules, and you can get payouts from the first day after reaching that funded stage and passing your evaluation. So, again, all I did was just simply wait for that one setup after I was above buffer and start taking those daily payouts. I did end up losing the streak when it come to the Christmas to New Year's break as I did not trade, so I couldn't take a payout those weeks. However, I went and did it again at the beginning of 2026. From January 1st, I took my first Take Profit Trader payout after waiting on a little bit of money up from a withdrawal that I was sitting on with Take Profit Trader, and I went on a 10-week payout streak again. That is another payout every single week, at least once, and for most of that was multiple payouts a week. Same with the 20-week payout streak. I managed to go on a 10-week payout streak in 2026, which again came to an end because I was on holiday. I genuinely felt invincible when I was on these runs to a 20-week payout streak, 10-week payout streak was just absolutely insane. I wasn't seeing anyone else doing that level of consistency that I was actually doing it with these prop firms as well. And again, the best part about it that is that I actually live traded every single setup in front of hundreds of people every single day. I didn't trade it in all the sessions or on other pairs. I took these setups live every single day in front of hundreds of people. So, that was probably the best part about it was that everyone got to see the live withdrawals, the live setups, and it couldn't be faked. It really couldn't. We do all experience losses at some point, so just remember that. You know, I do experience losses, every other trader experience losses, the best trader in the world experience losses. So, just remember that, but the level of consistency that you want to be able to reach, you need a good level of discipline, a good level of patience, keep a low frequency of trades. That means one to two, you know, no more than one a day is what I actually suggest, and a very low quantity per week. And again, with the right risk, you're going to be able to see results exactly like I did. All right, so let's actually get into the breakdowns now. I decided to take you over to my mirror board so I can give you a breakdown right here and just show you how we're going to be entering, why the strategy actually works the way it does, where to place the stop losses, how to target, what to target. Basically, what to look for on a chart. Then, we'll go over to the chart and try and find both of these setups um within some recent price action. So, I usually like to take these setups or find these entry setups on NQ futures. So, that's what I trade. I trade NQ futures right here. Typically, my entry time frames are the 30-second and the 1-minute. Now, the 1-minute gives you a lower frequency of setups, typically a lower percentage of win rate by about 12-14% over about an 8-year duration. And the 30-seconds uh time frame is the most optimal because you get the most frequent entry setups uh list presented to you. You don't have to take all of them, but just to take, you know, pick one out of the bunch, uh one out of the many is the idea anyway, at least the right one. So, what we're looking at here is essentially we are just trading reactions when it comes to our session. So, if you don't already know, I trade 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Here in Australia, that's 11:30 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. Brisbane time. What we're doing is only in that 45 minutes, we're just simply reacting. We're going to mark out our pre-market draws on liquidity, you know, both buy side and sell side. We don't actually carry a daily bias. If you don't know what liquidity I actually mark out, I have two videos explaining that in my most recent. We are just looking and reacting for price in session to actually displace towards one of those levels. So, displacement is just simply a strong impulsive move with very little, obviously, bearish candles. It could have some bearish candles, it's fine, but the objective of the impulsive move is to aim towards a drawn liquidity, but not take the liquidity, and leave behind a bullish or bearish fair value gap. Now, in this example, we have a bullish fair value gap, okay? It is when the first candle's high does not meet or overlap with the third candle's low. So, if I was to just simply move this box out the way a little bit, you can see the first candle's high, which is the top of this wick, and the third candle's low do not meet or overlap. So, that is how we measure it out. You just use a little rectangle box on the chart. Now, again, the draw might be here, it might be here. As long as it's not taken, that's the most optimal. Now, we're basically looking for that impulsive move, marking out that fair value gap, and waiting for price to retrace back into that gap. The key component of the retracement is to mark out the highest point, the pinnacle of that swing point. That's going to be necessary for later. In a bullish example, you'd mark out the highest point, and in a bearish example, you'd mark out the lowest point of the swing move that is happening when the retracement is occurring. From there, we are looking for the perfect reaction. The reaction is we want a no body closure in the fair value gap. That is the best you can get. Just a simple wick in and wick out. All right, no closures of any body ever in that gap when you get the signal. All right. You can have a body closure in the fair value gap, but ideally if it's not past the 50% value of that fair value gap or below, that would be an inverse, right? Or I would consider the 50% a low probability delivery. Again, a strong fair value gap will show an immediate reaction. A weak fair value gap will either close past 50% and show a slow reaction, maybe not even go towards the level we want, or just inverse completely and continue lower. So, we don't want that. All right. The best case scenario is right there. Now, the next step is very simple. You don't have to mark the one that tapped in the gap first. All you have to do is mark out the most recent candlestick. So, if this one's currently moving, right? And it's got a countdown on the side. If I go to the chart, you can see 20, 19, 18. That is Oh, let me just put it up on the thing. You can see 15, 14, 13. That's a countdown. So, that's our current candle. You are going to be marking out the previous candle high in a bullish example, just like this. The highest price, which is most likely the wick. If the candle doesn't have a wick, it'd be the body. All right. Once you have that, we are simply looking for the candle that is counting down to candle close above that level without ever making an equal high with a wick. So, we don't want this to happen where with the wick makes an equal high with this one at this point. And or sweeps it. We don't want it to do that. And in this case, on this specific setup, which is my fair value gap continuation with no FEG, right? Entry model, we do not want a body closure. Let me just make sure I go back and do this properly. We do not want a body closure through it as well. Okay? We just simply want it to do that. Now, the no FEG portion means in that retracement leg, there is no bearish fair value gap ever created. If there is, that would be an obstruction. we'd have to wait for that for fair value gap to be mitigated, which is just simply a tap into the fair value gap, right? Or inverse, okay? To trade back to the upside. So, an OFG is just no FGE in the retracement leg, all right? Once we have that, we can then take our entry right at the candle close. We can put our stop loss either below the swing point or underneath the fair value gap, right? I usually like to round it to the next five-point increment. I'll show you how to do that in the example. And then I like to target a one-to-one. So, when I find that, whatever that five-point rounded number is, let's say it's 25 points, I like to target 25 points to the upside. Very simple one-to-one. I've collected data on this exactly, and it has a very, very high statistical edge to work in favor for us. So, yes, that is exactly all we're looking for, aiming for the drawn liquidity, but also going for the one-to-one. Some like to target further, personally, I do as well. One-to-ones are great if you're trading with prop firms with consistency rules as well as that. But, that is the first entry model. The second entry model is everything that I've just explained except the candle closure is different. This next one's going to be a fair value gap continuation with breaker structure. That means we're getting a candle closure through the swing point, okay? A breaker structure entry does not look like this, okay? Does not have a candle close underneath the pinnacle of the swing point with a wick. This is not a breaker structure. The candle body, right, must actually close, not equal to, but through. Could be a little bit, it could be a lot. Has to close through. So, it's everything we just spoke about except the entry candle is different, which makes it a different probability, right, when it comes to fair value gap continuation. Why? It's cuz you typically you'll have a further candle closure. I like the no FGE setups cuz they offer better risk to reward, but with the breaker structure setups, they are often another confluence that price is now making a new high, and you're just simply jumping in a confirmed trend. Okay, so, now we're on the chart, let's break down the two setups. Now, I chose the 30th of April as a cherry picked day. Be my guest, look at the most recent price action. Right now, as I'm recording this, it is the couple couple trading days into May. So, do your own due diligence. I've cherry picked this day just because the two setups presented pretty much like back to back on this day. It's very clear to actually break them down and I don't have to go find in them. But, just so you know, they show up every single day, at least one of these patterns. So, if you don't believe me, go have a look yourself again on the 30-second and the 1-minute. So, what we're going to be doing, I'm actually going to turn my sessions indicator on real quick, and we're going to have a look at the 1-minute chart for the first example. So, I'm just going to go on the higher time frame. A step like I like to do is just find the draw on liquidity. Now, on the day, this was actually the main primary draw that I was focusing on for the first setup. I personally did not take any of these setups on this specific day, okay? I just want to clarify that. So, all right? What we're going to be finding right here is this red line was the target draw. So, as you can see, price is in the blue. This is what we focus on. I don't care about what happens pre-market, I care about what happens in session. Now, we have two for value gaps. We have this bearish for value gap right here, and this bearish for value gap right here. Now, this is the breaker structure entry. Now, although it does not actually look like the, you know, example photo that I showed you where it had a little bit more of structure. At the end of the day, it did retrace, and it had to retrace to buy back up into this for value gap. So, you can see price ended up right here. It closed, the bearish candle closed here, opened the bullish, created the gap. This candle then opened right here. This is the opening price of this bearish candle at the start of this body. It then traveled up into the gap, so I had to buy, which bought higher than this candle right here. So, that is a new high, higher than the previous candle. Then it flips and closed through this. Now, on a lower time frame, this would just look like structure. So, let's go to 30 second. Just looks like structure. If we go to our 15 second, it just looks like structure, right? So, it's the same theory with the one candle delivery and the closure through, right? As everything else. It just doesn't look like it has more structure. Now, we can take that entry right there, the close right there. Our stop loss can go above this fair value gap or this uh swing point or the fair value gap rounded to the next five point increment. So, if you pay attention to here, it says 57.75. I like that to be either 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, or in this case, 60. Right? That would be the next one. You can see I rounded. If I put it right to the swing point, it is 59.25 points. I want to round it to the next five point increment, which is going to be 60, okay? If I choose the fair value gap as the option, the safest option. Right above it is 62.5 points. I would want to round that up to the next five point increment. Not round down, round up. This gives you the easiest way to track risk and it just makes sure that you're obviously understanding that you're getting a little bit of a breather room. We're going to just choose the 60 as it's already quite a big stop loss and just simply target that as a one to one. So, once you find that stop loss that you want to do, just simply target as a one to one. Again, play this out. You can go ahead and go break even there if you wish. Otherwise, you can trust the system. Just let it play out, which has the best results. Do not obviously manage. And there you go. We had a simple one to one towards the draw. We don't obviously have to wait for the reaction off the draw. You can manage the trade if you want. You can bring it down halfway, whatever the case may be. But, price ended up just simply using this fair value gap. Again, signaling another breaker structure trade right there as well. Now, the next setup, again, is on the exact same day. This one's going to be the fair value gap continuation with no FVG. So, the previous one was the breaker structure. This one's the no FVG. Now, the drawn liquidity we're going to be focusing on is the opening range low here in this case. All right? So, again, we're going to be looking at the opening range low, which is the first 15 minutes, which means we can only look for the setup once 9:45 ends up clicking over. So, again, the setup that I'm looking for was actually here. So, right here we get this nice displacement. Okay, we're already in a downtrend on the session. We have a nice target. We get a very nice impulsive move. We near missed the draw, which is really, really good. Create a very, very obvious fair value gap, all right? We do not clock close past 50% of this fair value gap. If you wish to check that out, you can click on the box, the rectangle box, settings, style, and select middle line. And as you can see, we didn't close past 50%. So, all right? What we're looking for is a simple candle closure. You can see we come into the fair value gap quite a lot, but we do not take the trade unless price closes past the previous candle low, which I've marked out the lowest point of this bullish candle. And you can see this bearish candle closes past that. That basically ignites the move to be the go-ahead. You can see it literally does not move at all until the closure past the previous candle low, which you can then target the one-to-one. So, in this case, you can do with the swing point. It's not a big of stop loss, so we can just go 35 above the gap. Target 35. Now, in this case, the one-to-one hit before the draw. So, if you want to grab the draw, be my guest and grab that little bit extra. And as you can see, it ends up hitting. Now, I also have completely built an indicator, which is included into my daily live trading as well. If you want to join that, you can join link down below. But, if I can go ahead and put that on for this day. Let it load up. All right? And as you can see, it signaled out that trade. It also signaled out this trade from another gap that it delivered over here as well. If you want to take that, it signaled this one and signaled this one. This ended up going, uh, I believe four for four. I don't think it lost on this day. And then on the one minute just to show you that it also signaled that. It signaled that, that. It didn't end up signaling a buy which did end up failing. It signaled a short there as well and then another short that failed as well. So the one minute is a little difficult. The 30 second does give you a little bit more precise entries which is why I prefer it over the one. Now just to give you some extra proof of the product that this strategy does work and it's extremely effective when you obviously trade it correctly. This is July or Brandon who did $60,000 with me in the month of April. I'm going to go through find some of his payouts. You can see he said he ended with 60k in April. This is a $10,000 payout with Lucid. If I scroll up, all right, we have another third max payout in a row another $10,000 there, another $10,000 there. We also have another 7,500 there, another $10,000 there and I believe a payout that he did not show yet from TPT. So that would make up his $60,000. But absolutely incredible stuff to see. Really really well done again to you Brandon if you're watching this. That is all for this video. If you found it helpful, like the video, comment your thoughts down below. Comment maybe what else you want to see like video suggestions that you want me to post with this specific strategy. 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I am doing May 2026. I plan on doing these videos literally every single month, doing April of 2026, then I'll do March, then I'll do February, then I'll do January, that type of stuff. So, I am going to go back into the earlier years just because I don't find relevancy in showcasing these backtesting sessions from 2023 and 2024 since you had different presidents, different volatile price action, and these different things in the market that can cause these economical little stirs that affect price overall. So, I am going to show you the most relevant price action and how the model performs in current time. I know it performs well in the previous years, but this is just so you can actually grasp an understanding. However, without further ado, let's get straight into it. We're going to dive straight in, and we're going to actually just jump on FX Replay here and just type up our little thing. So, we're going to May 2026. Um I'm personally going to choose the 100K accounts. I love the 100K accounts personally. Um we're going to go trade NQ. I'm just going to select my chart layout, which is just the value gap continuation. And we're just going to choose the Fridays as the first one, and we can go to the current date and time. So, it's the 24th right now. So, let's go All right, create session. Okay, so we're actually going to lay out the ground rules for this FX Replay session. So, I'm going to be focusing purely on one-to-one risk to rewards. We're not going to be focusing on any multiple R factors, any discretionary targets, or trading towards a drawn liquidity, so we can hold for multiple R. We're just going to stick to one-to-one. Obviously, we want to make sure that everything follows its criteria. So, in this obviously FX replay session, I'll be walking you through the exact full process, things I wouldn't take, things I would take, the why we take them, and ultimately just see what type of result up with for May 2026. Now, I remember what trades I took personally. A lot of them were actually during Asia on the higher time frame at the 5 and the 15. So, it will be interesting to see how New York session actually plays out considering that I was mostly done for the day before we even entered the New York session. But, that is the next thing as well. We're only going to be focusing on the 45-minute window that I tell everyone to focus on. This is typically for beginners just so they can start out in a small period of time just to really focus on again, one-to-one risk to rewards, and a simplistic little period of time to trade where it's just really, really simple. It's always consistent results as well. So, let's get into it. All right, so first things first, I'm actually going to start by just simply marking up some relevant draws on liquidity. So, over here we do actually have Asia high. So, again, I always use time-based draws on liquidity. It is my most successful draws that I actually use. So, nearest 15-minute lows are also really good. Uh we also have 6:00 a.m. which is also the London. So, we do have the London low. We could go lower. There is room to go lower. We're not going to miss this though, just an unfilled 15. Got to love an unfilled 15. We're going to make the unfilled's red today. Cool. There is one lower I think that's going to close as one to be honest with you. So, let's mark it out. I think it will close like one. Alley. All right, so we're delivering off this alley a little lower as well. Delivering off the 4-hour. Yes, so we can be quite bullish today. I think it makes sense. Let's go on like a 4-hour. Yeah, so we're still at the all-time high. See what we get. I'm assuming cuz we're closer to this one, we're probably going to come up to here. We might not get Asia immediately, but we probably could come up to here then bounce back to here for a rebalance or maybe start taking lower prices. We'll see. That's all the time base that I can actually find. Let's go ahead and place some price out. All right, so immediate run through this. Do we run through Asia? We do. Okay, so immediate run through Asia. So now we got to really determine cuz this is the all-time high now that's creating that do we want to continue being a bullish? And when this usually happens, I like to trade the next macro. I like to usually trade the next macro cuz I like to let the first 15-minute put in structure and then I get to tag along and just follow. So let's have a look. There's a unmitigated gap right in the way there. We're very, very bullish though. >> [clears throat] >> Let's have a look. We do have a 1-minute. It's not towards a draw anything. We did inverse this first gap to get to this, but it is a lower time frame. See middle one of a three candle stacks gap scenario as well. I do feel this is probably a good pattern trade, to be honest with you. But it has to be a 1-minute. What's the stop loss on this one? 30. [snorts] I think we can do 30 points. This is easy. I mean, we're just simply trading a continuation model anyway, which is if you don't know what I do, I trade a fair value gap continuation model. Simply just breaking down when price obviously comes into a fair value gap. I'm looking to try trade the uh impulsive move that it made, so you can see it's made a strong impulsive move towards that side. Not going to overcomplicate it or force reversals. I'm just going to simply trade with the trend. Uh also, by the time this next candle opens, by the time I enter, so this one will close and I will be entering on 9:45. That will also validate this as the opening range high, which is a very, very high probability draw on liquidity. All right, a very, very high. So, simply fair value gap continuation is when we have a fair value gap, we come up, we come down, we rebalance. This is a high probability delivery, since we didn't have any body closures in the gap, and I simply wait for a price to close above its most previous candle high, and that's simply when I enter. That is a simple indication that volume is kicking in, rather than trying to blind enter off the reaction of a fair value gap. So, I'm going to enter. We could really do the lowest position at 40/40 for the safest bet. So, let's do that. All right. As well as that, we're also going to mark up a fib level. And when it hits the 50%, we will de-risk our position. Um we're just going to do one minute always. It doesn't really matter what we really risk at the end of the day. It's all about the returns, right? But, one minute will allow me to calculate. So, let's have a look. All right, so we hit the 50%. We did come close, but what I like to do, by the way, if you don't know, is I have two set positions. So, I either have underneath the low, and I round it to the next five-point increment, so you can see that the stop loss is 40 points right here. It's not If I drag this out, it's not 41.75. It's set to 40. So, under that, I would have got stopped on the first one. But, I always like to teach my traders to obviously go for the furthest point, cuz it is the safest, and it is the last point of an invalidation before your trade idea is obviously cooked. So, since we hit 50%, we could go break even on this trade. I'm simply just going to probably go break even, actually, on this trade. We don't really need to. All right, so break even. But, we do end up going higher, so that's completely fine. All right, so that was our plan anyway, simple break even. We could actually try and find another trade, but I do like to trade with only one position a day. And that's pretty much all I like to do. So, let's just go ahead and go next. Uh so, let's start on the 15-minute time frame here. All right, so what stands out to me is this this massive news event here at 8:00 a.m. All right, it's obviously a very very clear amount of volatility that spawned right here around this level. So, I'm extremely biased and trading towards the rebalance of that considering that there was there is also a 15-minute for value gap right there. So, it is unmitigated as well as that it is a news impacted candle cuz this is a very unusual candlestick. So, that would be obviously the most ideal situation. Uh we also do have the nearest 15-minute low. So, let's put that as sell side, that's what I like to label it. And my nearest 15-minute high, I like to label as buy side. So, this cuz it's obviously an unfilled gap, mark it as that. Uh I really really heavily do like the fact that we are respecting this 15-minute for value gap. If price was to get underneath this 15-minute for value gap, I think I would look for these lows. Um so, until then, I won't really bother. I'm just extremely biased to either come up, sweep the sell side, or maybe even rebalance, or just obviously head in the direction of this draw since we are um having an impactful move down. We've rebalanced to the left, we've swept a ton of lows in this direction, this direction, and this direction. With great displacement, so the market has an extreme imbalance. I'm looking for price to rebalance that, and we can kind of see a little hint towards what it's likely to do. So, we come up, come back down, and we're pushing to the upside right now. So, that's going to be the goal. We do actually have London high slightly above it. Um and then Asia high. I'll pop it as well. All right, so let's go back to the lower time frame. Let's actually have a look at the higher time frame. Do we have any No, we don't have any 4-hour on 1-hour on any gaps. All right, so we're seeing displacement. We're just looking to see this right here. This is not favorable conditions. We can't trade a continuation model in consolidation. So we need one side to really displace. Okay, that's good. So see how we're starting to increase in the amount of momentum now. We've shown a weakness to the downside. We cannot clearly get to even the sell side. We're still holding above this fair value gap on the 15 so we do have an opportunity to probably find a trade here. There's one there at 9:43. So we did sweep out the buy side, but again, my primary level was the rebalance of that data and you um impacted move. So let me go to like the 1-minute. Let's have a look. Yeah, so really it started around 6:00 Well, actually it started around 5:56, doesn't didn't it? All right, so we'll go to we'll actually go to the start of the 15-minute fair value gap. That's fine with us. So we're kind of rebalancing the 15-minute fair value gap here. Um so what will what I'm currently looking at is price is bullish on the higher time frame as you can see on the 15-minute. We're above this level still. I'm thinking because we can't over see deliver off this large 15-minute fair value gap that price will want to come out. It obviously sweeps buy side here, but I'm thinking it's going to make a swift movement to this level and then start to find either higher prices or lower prices at that point. But again, I don't think the market will move without rebalancing this 15-minute fair value gap. So that will be the goal here for our focus. We've had a very consolidated amount of price action. We then displaced up towards this buy side. So we used this buy side to sell back down into this fair value gap, and then we found our setup right here, a wick delivery. Again, we can obviously have a body closure, but as long as it's above the 50% of this fair value gap, we had a candle closure above this level as well. So, I'm simply going to take my entry, put my stop loss at 25 points, and go for a 1:1 R because the lowest point of interest is actually right right here. Rounded to the next five-point increment is 25. So, once I figure out my stop loss, I figure out my target, and that's simply when I'll go for it. The rules is I'm obviously not going to hold for draws. I'm just going to go for 1:1. And if it hits the draw, it hits the draw. So, that's That's one trade there. Let's just see if it hits the draw. That is probably going to hit. There we go. Cool. So, it would have taken a very very long time. This is not normal in this sense. Uh it is obviously very very skewed, but it is a very mechanical model, as you can see. Fair value gap creation, come back into the fair value gap. Wick delivery is the best, the high highest probability. It's when we have no body closures in the gap. If I mark out the start there, you can see. Right? And then we have a candle closure above previous candle high, and then we simply target a 1:1 after we find out our stop loss size. So, let's go to the next day. Okay, so starting fresh on the next day, this is what we're on. We're on the 15-minute time frame marking out our price action. So, I've got my buy side up here that I'm going to mark, which is my nearest 15-minute high. I'm also going to mark my sell side, my nearest 15-minute low, just some simple structure pre-market for the market to obviously react to. Just keeping in mind that we do have this 15-minute fair value gap right here. We are also trading at the all-time high once again. So, we got to either see if price wants to play continuation day or if it wants to reverse. Uh there's not really much else. Uh I'll be honest. At 10:00 a.m. we will create an hourly fair value gap. We do have an alley down here as well. 4 out again, not this 4 out for value gap is not created until 10:00 a.m. actually open. So, we have 30 minutes of trying to figure out what price would want to do. Um we could honestly probably Yeah, we could probably come down today. We have unfilled for value gaps all down lower. Let's have a look. What's this down here? Yeah, so we have Yeah, we have all these unfilled gaps right here. We have London lows, all that different stuff type of stuff. So, I think what we're going to do is before we mark any of that out, we're going to see where price and what price is looking to do. So, instant reaction off this buy side. Holding price. Holding price higher. Now, I'm not going to take this cuz there's not a lot of structure. I like to really see a swing made and then a another retracement like this, not off just the one candle and then I can trade the continuation. I don't really like to do this little one candle cuz I know Yes, of course it closed above the previous candle high here, but I just don't really like the fact that it did that. I like structure. So, this would be more favorable if we obviously found one, but it closed past this. So, that's no longer in my interest. Normally, like I was saying before, when this is very, very skewed like this and it's very hard to pick a direction or choose a direction, I end up just really trying to preach just wait till the next 15-minute time frame. We actually did have a set up there. But, I think we closed past 50%. Yeah, we did. So, I'm not going to take that. Let's have a look. All right, so we're getting good displacement here. We do have news at 10:00. This news event is in fact What's the title? ISM Services PMI. ISM Services PMI. >> It's not the greatest of price. There we go. We've got some displacement now. This is This is interesting now. We do what is the high the 16 high. We might need We don't might need some fuel. We have this 15 minute for value gap the price is respecting. We just hit this 5 minute as well. We need some fuel. We need some Ah. So, we did actually end up having a setup right there towards that level, but the candle closure took the level. This is something that I just personally avoid. This right here is a really really bad day. No structure. There's no ability to trade towards anything because it's constantly either takes it out or it's got these little one candle into the gap and then close above previous candle high. I like structure. I can't take things of this nature as well cuz I know everyone's probably thinking why didn't I take this closure. I can't take that because we ended up sweeping out a low before closing, which is a similar situation here. I can't I can't do any of these unfortunately. All right. Again, something where I avoid as you're learning through this is I like to avoid the fair value gaps that have price close above the 50% of them. So, if we just go to the little gap there. I've marked out the 50% of the gap that I've drawn. You can see we body closed above that. So, that little continuation sell there, I'm not going to take that. That's not in my principle. I like structures uh structure, so I like to avoid where we just get the little one candle deliveries into a fair value gap. Like so, and then we close above previous candle high. I need structure, and I like to avoid setups where the entry candle takes out the draw that I'm optimally trying to trade towards. Right? If that draw is gone, then there's no reason for price to even go in that direction. So, that's what I like to avoid. So, great learning process here for everyone as well. So, this is a skip day for me personally. Okay. So, moving on to the next day, we're going to be marking out this one. We have a lot more pre-market, you know, structure on the day as well. Like we have a nice up move, nice retracement. This looks honestly really, really appealing to honestly trade. Lots of opportunities that I can already see. We have London high above here. We have I'm going to get a fair value gap right there. What else do we have? I'm going to get a fair value gap right there. Um London low right here. Boom. London low. What else? We are in this 15-minute fair value gap, so we could honestly just bounce off that and respect. This is not set yet. This 1-hour fair value gap is not set. This one is. We are currently respecting that, so we could honestly just Yeah, we could honestly respect this 4-hour and the and this 15-minute, sorry. And find higher prices. I'd actually be more inclined. This would be one of the days where I'd try to look for that one appealing entry. And I would just be holding to a London high just cuz of how good the structure is. I mean, we have a 1-hour, a 15-minute supportive gap. We have two 15-minute gaps as well. If this one gets hit, this one will also support. We could honestly just sweep London low. I don't know if I remember trading this day specifically if I'm being honest with you, but anyways, good price action. Again, for my pre-market draws on liquidity, I like to use the 15-1 and the 4-hour and even the daily time frame as well. Other than that, for unmitigated fair value gaps, I don't really use anything else. So, let's just see what happens. So, nice displacement, hit the 15-minute fair value gap. Uh immediate inversion of this price action. Look at this displacement, by the way. This is crazy. This is a beautiful reaction to see off this 15-minute fair value gap. Look at the candlestick, too. Like that's beautiful. You can see that this is a pure rejection candle as well. Heavy wick to the downside, very long wick, right? So far, obviously the body is a lot shorter than the wick. And we're clearly rejecting off a key level as well. There is no top wick on the top of this candle, which means that there is still a lot more potential for this candle to go. As well as that, this shows a true rejection. So, to me, I'm pretty bullish. I'd actually be more inclined to probably this would be one of the days where I try and find like a lower entry and just run a bigger stop loss on the day and just hold till London high. I'll be honest, I'm just going to keep it one to one just to, you know, keep it basic mind. Uh I mean, we already have a setup right now. We've inverse everything on the left on the 30-second, too. So, not much price action to obviously go off of. This is 9:30, but I mean, immediately not much structure with a little bit more though. It's not one candle. You can see we have put in a high equal highs for that fact and then sold down. Not a lot of structure, so probably will be a slower move, but let's see. Put it at the lowest price, so we'll go 35 points. Sweet. And one mini. So, since it's a 35-point stop loss, I'm going to make sure it is a 35-point target as well. Which means $700 TP and a $700 risk as well. Make sure it's accurate. There we go. So, about 50% so we could normally de-risk this position. Uh there's two things I've realized throughout this video. Oh, nice. Oh, we didn't even come down and hit the stop loss. Two things that I've noticed about this video that I'm going to change throughout is I'm just going to use no trade management because I would have won the first one if I didn't use trade management. So, if you probably noticed that I have I've like, \"Oh, why is he using trade management there versus why didn't I use it here?\" It's because it realized I I would have just taught you guys better if we just did no trade management because sometimes that can affect and alter the strategy. The next thing is I'm also just going to just obviously not jump cut to the next trading day just cuz I don't want it to be sort of like I guess in a sense manipulated where I can kind of fast forward and then see what happens and I don't want to do that. So, another winning day on the belt. We're going to remove all the drawings and we're going to go straight into the next day open without obviously cheating. Okay, so looking at the next one. Boom. We got Thursday, May 7th. So, make sure this is on the 30 cuz I don't change that. We I mean we still have decent structure. But you can see how much less clearer. Hopefully you can see how much less clearer this day is between this one and the one over here. Much there is an insane difference. Insane difference uh of volatility here. There is a very very large difference in volatility. So, with all our draws marked up which is just simply three in this case. Surely there's like an alley or something here. There's really not. This is This is Yeah, this is not it. I'll be honest. This is terrible. Near 50-minute low. See if we can just come down to that. Nice. What are we going to witness? What are we going to witness? Dreadful. Oh, there is a set up there though I just missed that, didn't I? Damn it. And that would have won, too. Set up right there, you can But it was a one-candle flip. I don't really like those. Meh, oh well. Let's see. Can we have a difference maker? A set up to this London high would be optimal. Maybe 1 minute? Still have this 1-minute gap alive. We still actually have this 1-minute gap alive. We could do this. I can't tell if that's a closure. We're going to assume it's a closure. Hold on. Because FX Replay just jumped cuz I didn't set the time. I think it's a closure. We're going to take this set up. There's a London high available. We swept out sell side. We also swept out this low, which was opening range low as well, cuz that's the I marked that in the first 15 minutes. Then we saw this heavy displacement towards this level. I love this set up. 25 points. Technically negative risk reward to the draw, so we'll just hold it through. Normally, you're supposed to go break even once it hits the draw if it your um obviously your 1:1 is further than the draw, which it hasn't been yet, but that's normally what you're supposed to do. Yeah, it was a 1-minute closure. Okay, I'm happy with the set up. I just didn't know if it actually closed in the 1-minute cuz I didn't change this. This was still stuck on the 30, which shows like 30 intervals, which would be two clicks to show the full 1-minute. But yeah, there you go. Another TP hit. That's how quick they should be hitting, by the way. But yeah, in reference, if you ever have a take profit that's further than the London high, just break even at that level. All right, clear drawings. That was pretty quick. Next day open. I don't want to make this video too long, so obviously we'll chop out what We'll just make it like 40 Surely it won't be like 45 minutes like an hour. Doesn't need to be too long. Just needs to be educational, you know? Really just trying to show you guys exactly how I'd back this if I was like trying to simulate like a day or something like that. Um But yeah, we have buy side up here. We have Technically this is nearest 15-minute low, so we're just going to mark the sell side there. London low is very far away. I'll be honest. London low is very, very far away. That positions Asia to be very, very, very far away as well. Uh we did just take out this Is this NFP day? Wait. I think it might be. It is. I really don't like trading NFP day. I think that is one valuable thing that I'm going to do here is I'm going to skip this entire day. I never trade this that day. I I never do it. I never personally do it. It is a super manipulative day. Just avoid it. I know it looked clean. Trust me, it looks clean. I know. No. I just avoid it personally. I'm not even going to do it. I don't want you guys to do it. Just take the day off, honestly. All right. Now we can regroup on this one for Monday. I normally avoid Mondays myself as well, but for this case we'll uh we'll keep going. We'll keep going. We'll keep going. All right. Sunday So, this is Asia high. We have sell side. Nearest 15-minute low. What else do we have over here? Asia. Ooh. Liking that draw. We're closer to that level, so I'm liking it. 15-minute unfilled. Okay, this this looks good. It looks like it's going to be a low volatile day cuz it's obviously a Monday, but I'm thinking there's a quick pop up to this 15 and then we can try and trade towards sell side and Asian low. Cuz I'm expecting this 15-minute for value gap to hold. I mean, if it doesn't, it's fine, but Let's see. Do we have any unfilled for value gaps? No, not yet. Not Not in the close vicinity. All right, let's try. So, I just marked up my nearest time-based draws. Okay, we've just gone and taken everything out today, haven't we? Yes. Okay. One of those days. One of those days, isn't that fun? We love those days. All right, so now we have to go based off structure. Usually, when we have a running day like this, I like to use the 9:55 method, which is the next 15-minute macro that I like to trade. So, what I like to do there is I simply Oh, that's a setup right there, actually. Mhm. I like it. Never mind. I like it. So, I can explain this one real quick. So, we've delivered from Asian London high, right? And we have this high right here. This is going to be opening range high once 9:45 hits. However, we've respected this 30-second for value gap right at the end. We wicked it, we come a little lower, and then we got this nice displacement candle. We had this one, but this one would have been almost really, really terrible to have because you would have had to have immediately technically gone break even at the unfilled for value gap. However, we have a slight different sort of space now. We have 15 points to the level versus like eight points. So, we have point bases that we can go off here. We can go for 35. Yeah, well, I mean, we could do this. Let's see what other gaps it's delivered off here. Okay, so we've delivered off a 1-hour. We have not inverse this one. We have inverse this, not these two yet. We do also have a 1-minute gap there. Respected the 2-minute. Respected the three. Haven't created the five, so there could be a potential we come back for the five. We would probably have to do something like this. We either have to run a smaller stop loss to get good risk to reward, at least a 1:1, or run a bigger stop loss and be at risk of not going up for the 50/50. This could be a hold. This could be a hold. $1,000. We're going to fade it. That looks a little better. That looks a little better. We could We could work with that. We could work with that. 25. 25. We could do this. All right, let's go. So, we've got a new fair value gap. So, we're delivering off all those other gaps. We've moved a little higher, so we came into this one. We've delivered lower now. We still respected the 50%. We did have body closures in there, but now we've candle closed above previous candle high. We've also inverse this very, very tiny 30-second fair value gap. I'm not sure if you can see that, but it is resting right there. And we've closed above. This is perfect. We can do this. 25/25, so we can risk $500 instead of $1,000. I could just change minute, but I'm on NQ, so this makes it a little difficult. And there you go, TP hit. I mean, if we actually ran the high side over there, of I mean, if we did 35/35, that would have hit. That's the second lowest option, but I want to know if we hit using the furthest option. Let's have a look. We would have hit stop. So, we made the right We made the right call there. Actually, we didn't hit stop and then we did. We We made the right call there by not taking the large stop loss because we only had $1,700 worth of profit. If we just risked $1,000 on that one setup cuz I'm on NQ e-mini, I need to be on micro contracts to risk a little bit less per contract size. All right. So, obviously, one MNQ when we're trading NQ, that is 10 times one MNQ. So, it is obviously a little bit more um as in, you know, if I did with that 50-point stop loss, if I did one micro, that would have been $100. But, if I did it on NQ, that would have been $1,000. So, we can't do that. So, we ended up just fading it, but we got blessed with another opportunity. We simply went up. We mitigated this for value gap. We used this bearish for value gap to push back down to this bullish for value gap once again. All right. That got a little another re-sweep of this low. Still respected this gap. Nobody closes past the 50% of this bullish gap, so it's still holding. We also inverse it up and closed past previous candle high, simple one-to-one towards the next unfilled for value gap right there. So, very, very beautiful little trade there. We're doing well so far. We're doing well. We're doing well. The no trade management was a good Oh, okay. I forgot to do my draws. So, now that kind of cheats a little bit, doesn't it? It's all right. We still don't know what trade we're going to hit. All right. 15-minute for value gap. Yeah, that's sort of cheating. It's all right. It's all right. We live. We live. So, sell side buy side, nearest 15-minute highs and lows. I look for the most prominent levels, by the way. Lovely looking alley for unfilled for value gap. Even better looking unfilled for value gap down here. Okay. Okay. We all seen the We all seen the future here. We also have another one up here. Potential quick move up from the 15 to the alley. Alley back down to the sell side and this alley. And the alley is a set of 15-minute equal highs. We also have a 15-minute unfilled right there as well. Hey, this looks good. This looks good. I'll be honest. This looks good. So, yeah, we ruined that move, didn't we? This looks good. All right. Well, the price action doesn't really look that good. All right. So, we swept this buy side. Hit that. So, no no trade to the upside here. But, we are we did hit this buy side. We swept this buy side. We also took the alley. Nothing there. Ooh. Big displacement. Inverse of singular for value gap. So, right now we're delivering off an unfilled alley. We've also swept buy side. We did just near miss this other 15-minute value gap and alley, but we don't need it. We've inverse a singular for value gap down on the 1-minute, on the 2-minute. Almost going to be the 3-minute as well. So, in favor of shorts, absolutely. Also, three 30-second value gaps right here as well. So, I'm not going to take this. The reason why is because if I choose the highest point, I've got a 50 ball on the stop. I could just run it for the sell side. Okay, you see this 2-minute? I think I'm going to wait for price to come in this 2-minute and then I'll find a setup. Just because we've we've only just now hit this 2-minute. We haven't Remember how I've been breaking that down, how we use this gap to get this this gap? I'm going to use that same reference. I'm going to want to get this 2-minutes to that 2-minute, and then that way I can like obviously trade through it. It's meant to get it now. Same with that like we still haven't even really Okay, now we could do that. Yeah, we haven't really inverse that for 3 minutes. Oh, yeah, that 3 minutes. Sorry. We do have one last unfilled for value gap the price can get to. Ooh, that's a more obvious one. Okay, so that would be an obstruction anyway. I wouldn't be out of trade through that unless it mitigates it. I could trade towards it and take TP at it or break even or whatever cuz it is a draw that could reverse price. All right, so now we hit this 2-minute. Okay, now I'm going to go back to the 30 seconds cuz it was a larger for value gap. Any short setup that I get I'm taking. Can't do it cuz there's an obstruction right there. God damn it. Hold on. It might be a one. One's too far. We might have to do that one. We might have to do this one. Ooh, our stop loss will still be as big. Wasn't it? Might as well just ran that one and run 50 points. We're also going to remember that by the way. This setup right here based on this entry candle with a uh for value gap continuation would have been a big 50-point stop loss targeting 50 points. So we're going to also reference that to see if that actually ended up losing. I'm going to take this one. And I'm going to do 30 above the inversions here. So we are delivering off of value gap. So this is a continuation off of value gap. We've now inverse all of these as well to the downside. So yeah, I am going to take this setup. Sell one. And I'm going to go it is 30 30. So I'm going to go for 30 30. However, if I was playing this on this day, run the big 50-ball stop loss is how I would have played it. And run it to sell side. Yeah. So, it hits TP. I just want to play it out. Sell side. I'm just Okay, so it never ends up getting to that, but I would have traded it to sell side. That would have been 90 points. That one would have never have hit stop loss as well. So, yeah, you could have run the big 50 ball stop loss at the highest point, which is just the five point increment rounded at the highest zone, which is above this invalidation point of this fair value gap. This model's crazy. This model's so crazy, honestly. This model's nuts. So, it is currently sell side right here. So, we're going to mark that out. Oh, hold on. Sell side. Similar situation. Do we all see what happened? This is literally just a repeat of what happened the other day, which is the data low a data high, sorry, which is this one is PPI. Um so, we also have an unfilled fair value gap at the data high. This would probably be the day we ended on. This is just most obviously going to be a buy setup on this day without a doubt. Um not to mention the fact that we are also delivering from an hourly unfilled fair value gap. Um we might even we could have Oh, and a four-hour unfilled fair value gap down there. We can all see that little unmitigated gap. We've now only just hit it with the news event. We're still respecting that. Yeah, this is free. Um we honestly could probably genuinely just start holding it up to this level. I think that's how we send it off cuz uh I also do remember this day a little bit, um unfortunately, but Yeah, this is good. This is good fun. This will be a 15, I'm pretty sure, so let's see. Let's confirm. So, it was a 15, yep. So, take sell side. Okay. So, now we've swept sell side. We've inverse up. Do I Did I trade this day? I don't know if I did actually. Maybe I did I. Yeah, maybe I did. We've inverse up. Hm. Did I trade this day? Did I trade late in the day? I think I traded late in the day. Oh, yeah, I did. I see this doesn't help this doesn't help when I'm back testing cuz I kind of remember. All right, so nothing there no fair value gap continuation. Off the gaps. Um if you're thinking that's a setup there we did not body close above. So of course when there's no fair value gap continuation model, we don't simply trade just inversions that's it as is. Um no deliveries lower which is absolutely insane. Wow, okay, we're just displacing on I'm going to daily fair value gap too. We just literally going to find the low of the market. That's literally all we got to do. Wherever that's going to be. I mean we just watch price anyway. Let's have a look. 4-hour Okay, there we go. We probably found the low right there. So right here we have a little gap. Okay. We have a new day opening gap right here. This is where the candle obviously the market closes. Obviously it closes for 1 hour 23-hour futures market. Then obviously when it spawns back up it spawns in a higher price. This leaves a volume imbalance between the candles right here. You can see the candle body and this candle body they're not closed together like this one. So that leaves a volume imbalance. So price likes to typically rebalance those. I'm thinking that's probably the low of the market. As well as that we're still respecting this hourly for value gap. Yeah, that's probably going to be a lower the market there. We have this set up up here. We technically could just take that set up. Oh, no, we just hit an unfilled 1 minute now. I think it's in my best interest to see this 3 minute get inverse. Because there is a lot of unfilled gaps here. There's 2 minutes in the way. All these unfilled 1 minutes, all these unfilled 30 seconds. So, it's in my best interest to actually just see prices inverse that three. Get us away from it. So, if we inverse the three, we're simply just looking for that. How big's the stop? 90. Really? I don't know if I can take this on the funded, but I am pretty confident. Ooh. Okay, wait, wait. What is that? Wait, oh, this could be fire. We have a 5 minute. We also have a 3 minute there. So, we have a 5 minute delivery. We've inverse on the 3 minute as well. We rebalance that new day opening gap. We have clear draws to the upside that 15 minute unfilled for value gap. We have What else do we have? We could hold to a lot of stuff, actually. We have a daily for value gap delivery, by the way. Let's just run through the Let's just run through the list. So, we have a daily unfilled delivery. We've rebalanced that little four um 4 hour new day opening gap that it had there. We respected this 1 hour as well. What else do we have? Respected this 15 minute for value gap as well. We're about to inverse this 15 minute for value gap. We have equal highs at the London equal highs at the London high. We also have previous New York high close by as well. 15 minute unfilled also data high. Yeah, this is free. We honestly could do anything. We could probably find like a lower time frame entry actually. Let's try and find a lower time frame entry. So we didn't get chopped up. 31 What looks cleaner? The one. Yeah, let's do this. So delivered off this one minute right here. Reswept the low. We've Okay, that Yeah, this is perfect. Okay, so see this price action? We went up. We made equal highs with the candle of this high and this high and this is also the start of that for value gap. So made equal highs with the gap. We come lower. We use this for value gap to push up. We then use this for value gap to push back down reswept the low. So now this is mitigated. It's no longer obstructed. If it was unfilled, it would be obstructed. So now we could genuinely just take this set up for value gap continuation even with an like inversion, but run a 45 point stop instead of 90. We'll run the one to one. But just so you know, we'll run that. We'll run that. I remember this day. I'm not going to say what trade I took. If you want to see what trade I took, you can obviously join the Discord. Other than that, the free the free one. You can see the free one. You can see all my results, my track record in my Discord or on my Instagram story highlights. If you want to join, click the link down below. As well as that, if If want to watch me live day trade, you obviously can do that by clicking down below. This is free. And what we're going to do, we're going to go to 15-minute time frame and we're going to mock up this. And there you go. Fair value gap continuation. That has been fun. All right, so let's actually go now check out the analytics. So, May 2026, so this is what we're doing. 100% win rate over seven total trades. We went six and 0 with one break even trade. 3.7% with just one mini with an expectancy of $528 per trade. Um and there's the calendar P&L. Now, obviously 3.7% is is a great return, honestly. Um really really good return. This one wouldn't have lost as well if I didn't trade manage um the obviously the position. I just left it one on one, it would have worked. So, uh that's what I did with the rest of them. They ended up working and I mean, overall of course this is not like a whole 30 days and you're not going to get a 100% win rate cuz obviously back testing is a lot different from the live markets. But, it's just good to know that when we were looking for these trades on these trading days, we only really skipped two. We skipped two We skipped one cuz one wasn't good price action and we skipped another because obviously it was NFP day and that's not a favorable day for fair value gap continuation in general. It's just a super manipulative day. So, I mean, overall really really good. Like um this is kind of about roundabout the 80% win rate in reality that you'll obviously trade it at. Uh you'll probably be between 75 to 85% once you're on like a good level without one to ones. You know, you're targeting draws, get the one to 1.5s, one to one Rs, that type of stuff. And I mean, overall like it's a good strategy, it's a really really good strategy. I love it. I've been using it for so long. I've pulled hundreds and thousands of dollars out. Everything has been verified. If you want to check the results, you got my Discord, my IG highlights. I post them all, screen recording, withdrawals, etc. Like whatever I withdraw, I just obviously post. Um just so you guys can obviously see the transparency. However, that is it for this video. If you enjoyed this video, you like these backtesting videos, and you want me to keep uploading them on a monthly basis, maybe even every couple weeks, at least one video, let me know down below. Like the video, subscribe if you're not, and I'll see you all in the next video. 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On how I would go about learning how to anticipate and identify the different types of conditions I want to be trading in. You have realistically about 18 to 22 trading days in a month. You're not expected to trade all 18 22 trading days in a month, right? I usually only really go for about 8 to 12 trading days a month. That's that's it. But I'm still making more than if someone was trading every single day. I'm still making a consistent amount. And I think consistency is what you're trying to achieve in trading. That's what you should be looking to achieve. You want to be a full-time trader, you want to be buying all these nice expensive things, you need to be consistently profitable in order to achieve that. And you can't be consistently profitable if you don't even know how to identify what type of conditions your model thrives in the most. So, I'm pretty much going to give you a complete a toz rundown, completely raw video on how I would go about doing it, understanding how to collect data on the different types of conditions, how to identify it. I'm up about $34,000 on the month trading so far. Um, I have had three payouts from take-profit trader. Um, you can see the 10th, the 7th, and the first all on the top there. Hopefully, you can see that and it focuses. I also trade my personal capital trading gold. Um, on that note, let's skip over the nonsense and let's get straight into the video. All right, so let's get into it. So, this is how I would go about identifying and anticipating or learning to anticipate high probability and low probability conditions, like how you can spot it in real time without obviously having to wait for a specific time period to show you something or anything like that. Now, there's a couple ways of doing it. What the what I'm going to do first is I'm going to show you the actual method that I would go about looking for this in a back testing form and how I'd sort of train to understand right and collect data on how to identify conditions. So what I would actually look at is I'm trading on ENQ futures. So this is going to be NQ future specific. You can do the same thing for ES but it just works a lot better for ENQ since I've been trading that for a longer period of time. I'm going to be looking at the 9:30 and I really trade only till about 9:30, 10 to be honest with you. I'm usually done for the day before then. Um, but you can go ahead and execute these trades up until about 11 if you want or even sometime into the PM session if you're looking for greater swings, which is something that I usually do for 5 to 15 minute fair value gap continuation trades is I'll kind of look for deliveries off like 15-minute F value gaps for an example, like down here. All right, we'll go once we hit that 50-minute gap. I'll scale down, look for setups of my model, of course. So, for an example, that would be a great time to start looking for trend continuations. Now, this was due to a big tariff dump um on Friday. So, that's why this is like an a yeah, over a,000 point drop, you know, pretty much in a very very little time frame or time period. But what I'm going to be focusing on is obviously the trades that we were able to catch. This was a great trading week. uh overall and I'm going to go ahead how we we can basically identify I traded three days out of the five and we can actually identify how to spot the good and low probability conditions based on one specific candle. Let me do that real quick. All right. So what we're going to be looking at is if you're going into a back testing period. All right, you're on a back testing platform FX replay or anything else that you use. All right. What I would do and how I go about actually looking how to identify real time. This exercise is going to help. Obviously, it's cheating right now in back testing. You're never going to be able to simulate a live experience exactly on a back testing platform. So, the way that I collect data is based on probabilities, right? And percentages of things that I collect. I never actually simulate a whole trading day because that's just not going to be, you know, the same as a live trading day. You know what I mean? Like when you're back testing, it's not going to be the same because psychological emotions. Now, you know, you collect data on hindsight entries. You might experience a bit of slippage and that might throw you off. You might miss your take profit by like a point or something like that because of slippage. So, um I do everything based on probabilities and percentages. So, what I'm looking at here, okay, is I'm going to actually go onto the 15-minute time frame right here, and I'm going to spawn out this first 9:30 candle. And what I'm going to do is I'm actually going to measure measure the range right here. If the 15-minute candle, all right, is more body than wick on um either side. Okay, it's more body than wick on either side, you can see if I measure out the biggest wick right here, that's 1950. And if I measure out the body, you can see that's 56 points. Then that's already a great sign overall. Now, you're not going to be able to spot this in real time, but you can actually go to these days and do a little trickle, which I'll show in a second. uh if the whole candle range is greater than 60 points on the 15-minute time frame, you know exactly that price is going to give you with those two confluence that I just showed you, those tricks, a you know, medium to high probability range. And the way that I like to do it is medium probability ranges kind of range anywhere between 100 to about 150 points, right? in terms of the whole session up until about, you know, let's just say 10:15 a.m., right? 10:15 a.m. is 100 to 150 point ranges, right? That's going to be like medium probability. If you're doing to 11, it's obviously going to be a lot greater. Just it really depends on your time. I'm just going to do it to 10:15 because that's all I trade towards. And high probability ranges are going to be 150 to like 200 point ranges, right? So, that's where I go off. Now if I can come into the day and I can see that the um opening range price action the first 15 minutes is you know a range greater than 60. I know that 9:45 10 and you know the 1015 that price action area I'm going to actually be able to execute with a good statistic right here. I'm going to be trading with a day that has medium or high probability guaranteed on it. Right? So I can collect data. I can go okay on Friday the 10th of October we had an 83.25 25 point range right here on a Friday. All right, I can see that overall that's an 80 point move. I'm going to now play out potentially the rest of the session. Let's go to like 10:15 for an example. All right, and if we go to the whole way, we have 94 up, we have then 84 back down. We're playing in a good high probability range. All right, so we're moving 94 up, we're making 84 back down. We're in a good high probability range. And this is something that is going to be helpful as well because yes, you'll be able to play this out and grab statistics and then be able to correlate the first 15 minutes with these type of ranges and get that percentage. So knowing if you you know wait the first 15 minutes for an example, you'd be able to know that okay, we're going to have a good high probability range, but we don't want to wait time period. Now when I'm trading, I'm trading 9:30 10. So I'm not trying to give up 15 minutes just to wait just to trade 9:45 to 10. I want to be able to get in, get out. This is another trick that I'm going to be able to use. Okay. Now, what I'm going to be going is the I'm going to go to down here as well on the 9:30, but I'm actually going to change to the 5m minute. Now, what I'm looking for specifically, the first 5m minute is always usually the most volatile in the New York Stock Exchange. Okay, open. I'm going to mark the lowest to the highest point. If we have a move, a range bigger than 45 points, I know that price is now going to actually lead into having a medium or high probability range when we see that 15-minute candle form. So, I'm now I'm putting pieces together. Okay, the five this first 5 minutes is bigger than 45 points. I know that the 15-minute, you know, candle is going to be greater than 60 points for an example, greater than 50 60 points. So now I know right with only just waiting the first five minutes we should be trading on a medium to high probability day more so a high probability day. Now I can do something else even further. Now I usually would go to the 30 second to one minute. The 30 secondond is my entry time frame of choice. This is where it works the best for the feedback gap continuation model although it works really well on the one and 2 minute. Now, if I was to actually go ahead and, you know, look at price overall in the first 5 minutes, this is exactly what I want to see. I'll show you exactly what I don't want to see, though. Okay? So, let me just point out this. So, what I want to see is I want to see good displacement either um lower or higher. I don't want to see price stuck in an accumulative range like this. So, I don't want to see it like like this, for example, with the first minute candles. So, the two uh 30 second candles here make up the first one minute. I really don't want to see it just stuck in that level. So now what I've been able to do is if we start to have breakouts from the first one minute candle price action then I know that we could have good displacement at the first 5 minutes. Now usually the first five minutes will take out some form of liquidity or set us up to take out liquidity within the next two fiveminute candles in that first 15-minute candle range that opening price. All right. Now, this is perfect because you can see we actually ended up breaking out of this first minute candle and this is showing really, really good volume. We're having bodies that are stronger and larger than the wicks as well. We're having good trends and identification are forming here. What are the most of the time what I'm even doing is I'm not really actually picking out what price action realistically looks before on like a lower time frame scale, more so a higher time frame like 15. But I'm not going to be looking at anything on the 30 secondond or wondering anything there because when I'm trading I'm trading only in session price action. Now I don't trade the first five uh sorry the first one minute candle definitely because that's a very risky candle to trade and I'm just not willing to put my risk um right there because it just does not have good statistics. But if I can see it push out of the one minute range I can see that price is very very clearly giving me a potential FVA gap continuation opportunity. Now this could inverse but it also could respect. Now, my model is an inversion fair for value gaps. It's a fair value gap continuation, but it's a very specific fair value gap continuation. So, you can see that this is actually probably a medium probability setup just because we did close past the 50% level here of this F value gap. But, right, you can see that we did have an obstructing FV value gap in the way. So, I'd wanted to see price maybe close above a previous candle high here as well cuz we did have this right in this way. But if we could do it now, but then close above the fair value gap and inversing it, then that could that could go really really well handinand for us right here. So you can see that price ended up coming into this bullish fair value gap right here. We then came into this and respected it. So we did expect price to push a little lower. But if we were to see the next candle, play the next candle that you can see that price ended up pushing above inverting that and it also right here. All right, it also closed above the previous candle high. Now, this is a great great execution to take your trade in with the stop loss going below, right? And then going, you know, for a um a one:1 risk-to-reward, which is all I do, right? This is great. This is exactly what I want to see if I'm trading a Fed value gap continuation model. I want to see price make a solid indication. And when I see a solid indication, I really want to see price give a strong move to a key level. Now, the key level that I was actually looking at on this day's price action, if I play it out, was actually the Asia high right here, the Asia high and this 2 a.m. high right here. This 2 a.m. right here. Okay, so when these highs are right next to each other, okay? And you will see this very often with Asia and the 2 a.m. when they're right or Asia or London, sorry. Um, when they're right next to each other within like a 10point distance, it's almost like a magnet of price. It's almost like a guarantee walking into a casino like okay this is where price wants to trade to right now. So when I seen that opportunity that price is displacing towards that level. I don't need to look for anything else. I don't need to overanalyze price and go okay I'm a bit worried that we're getting a pullback right now. We want a pullback. You know what I mean? We have our indication that price is now above the first minute candle with good volume right already in the first you know five candles four candles right we're already at plus 53% r 53 point range so I'm looking at this like okay this is already past 45 point already off my indication now I know that I'm going to be taking medium to high probability trading conditions right into play right I'm not taking it as a probability like okay my trade should win I'm I go, okay, we've got volume in the market, and that's all I care about. When volume is in the market, we have these good point ranges. And then when we have those good point ranges, you're not, you know, sitting in consolidation. You're having quick movements to price. And you can obviously play the trade out. And, you know, you get really, really, really good displacement um towards these towards these levels. All right, we're getting good moves, 40 point moves to the upside. And this is all you really need if you want to execute base hits. Now whether you don't like the 30 second, you did end up having the one minute continuation with a break of structure as well. You can see, look at the good, look at the amount of volume that's coming into the market right here. Even if you ran like a 30 point stop loss like what I was doing before, right, price didn't quite hit it there. Let me play it out. It did hit later. All right, there you go. You can see that price is able to do this. This is good price action. Look at the first minute candle. We wick down. We never even trade that in the first place. And then price is moving up and moving with good intent. All right, that is the main thing that I'm trying to show you guys. If price is moving with intent towards a key level, showing that it's got good structure, good order flow where we're respecting fair value gaps, we're going up, we're going respecting them, and then we're moving higher towards key levels with intent, right? We're moving with intent. not sitting in a cumulative range where we can't break the 930, you know, 1 minute high or low or anything like that, then that's going to be something that you kind of want to stay away from. And initially, like I said, off that indication already, we're seeing a 54 point um range, which I told you if the first 5 minutes gives more than a 45 point range, then well, that's something that's going to be a high probability or medium probability. So, let's actually kind of look at, you know, overall in the day. So, for me personally, I traded Monday, I traded Wednesday, and I traded Friday. And I actually could have traded uh Thursday. I'll explain why I didn't actually take a trade on Thursday, but this is the goal anyway is to make sure that we're trading on days that give us an edge, that have high probabilities and not low probabilities. And to be honest, my mindset coming onto the Thursday was I wasn't really wanting to trade anyway. I'd already done well for Monday. I left Tuesday and then I traded Wednesday. And this is actually something that's super important, especially if you guys Wait, let me just sit up right here. All right, especially if you guys want to stop trading in just conditions and you just want to start trading with actual purpose, all right, with a higher probability is to really make sure that you're understanding that not all five days you're going to be guaranteed a trade, right? You're not going to sit there and go, \"Okay, all five days I'm going to find a trade that's going to give me money.\" Now, with my model, I've I've seen countless students do it five days in, 5 days out. With the F value gap continuation model, since it is a scalping model, we have an entire indicator built on it as well. Um, right here, all right, you have a entire indicator built in inside. So, it's just kind of helped people understand that. But look at look at the common pattern. This is something I again I was able to go okay I'm not trading Tuesday for one specific reason right look at the 9:30 candle here look at the first 15 minutes that's going to be 104 point range look at this first 15 minutes 46 that is minus 50 and it's not even greater than 50 and it's not even at that 60 which I prefer that 60 now look at Wednesday 79 point move we're more than 60 look at This this is 76 point move, right? Look at this one. Remember 84. We had high probability days every day except for Tuesday. And I realistically could have traded Thursday, but I put Tuesday definitely away. Now, what I'm going to show you after we kind of work through a little bit of what we're looking at first is how to now play it around news specifically. So, let's just go into this first. Monday, we have no news. A lot of people a lot of people don't know how to collect data on market conditions and a lot of it is also in play with understanding what type of news events are on that day right on the next day or on the week. Okay, what I'm talking about is on the weeks of NFP, FOMC and CPI. They are three major news events in the market. Okay, so let me write this out. NFP is typically going to be week one. Then you have CPI, which is either week 2, week three, right? And then you have FOMC, which is week two or three. Okay? Either or, whatever comes first. Okay? With the whole US government shutdown, it's been a little bit weird. FOMC's come out first. CPI is going to be next, and then NFPs just keep continuously getting pushed back. Um, but when you have these, these are three major news events. They all happen on different weeks though, right? They all happen on different weeks. So, what I like to do is on those weeks specifically, I like to collect data on how those weeks develop. If I know NFP is always on a Friday, okay, I always know NFPs on a Friday. I'm looking at statistically what days of the week have the better probability. Now, a couple news events that you'll see straight off the bat is ISM manufacturing and ISM services matched with, you know, ADP non-farm, which is on a Wednesday, and then the real non-farm release payroll, which is the more volatile on a Friday. Those are the events that you would see on that week. What I'm doing specifically is I'm collecting data on the days that have those news events. So, ISM manufacturing, for example, comes out at 10:00 a.m. All right. So, ISM manufacturing comes out at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. All right, Eastern Standard Time. I'm looking at how price develops before, right, before 10:00 a.m.? Is it worth trading before? Can I find a trade before the news or should I wait till after? Now, with ISM manufacturing, I can actually trade before. It's really good data actually. I can trade before, right? But for something like ISM services, I don't want to trade before. I mostly want to trade after. And it's collecting data on trading on the days with specific news events and singling out the pieces of information that you find, whether it's worth trading before or after the news release and seeing if it's worth, you know, even trading that in the first place. So for an example, just wiping out low probability condition days is understanding, okay, hey, if we have ISM services, I know the first 30 minutes straight off the New York Stock Exchange open isn't high probability conditions. And you can anticipate that by having prehistorical data on how price moves on that specific news event. It's a very simple piece of data to collect, but it's going to help you overall eliminate trading days, which should be your whole purpose. It's going to help your psychology when you're knowing that you're trading with good conditions, right? You're going to ultimately trade less as well, right? And you're going to trade with less bad conditions. You know, you're not going to sit here and just blame price action 24/7, which most people do. Oh, this is bad PA, this is bad this, this is bad that. We know why it's bad. We should know why it's bad if you want to be a profitable day trader. You shouldn't just come into the market and go, \"Here's my model. I'm going to trade it.\" You don't even know what type of conditions your model actually thrives in because you have no data. You have no understanding, right? People think that I need trending conditions for the FBA continuation to work. I can still trade it in rangy conditions, right? As long as I know the conditions, right, that I'm in, medium or high probability ranges, right? High volume or low volume ranges, right? Those are going to be the difference maker in my model specifically and most people's model actually. So, taking a look here. All right, a lot of people avoid again, a lot of people avoid Mondays with no news. I love Mondays with no news, especially on the weeks of FOMC and CPI if they have no news. It's actually one of my favorite times to trade a no news Monday, which a lot of people actually fear, right? If I'm looking right, look at this. Look what I'm noticing right here. I'm seeing that we have great displacement down, right? We're moving with intent. What is the intent here, by the way? All right, let's go to the 15-minut time frame. What is the intent here for 9:30? What did we do? Okay, I can see that price over here at 8:00 a.m. made a new all-time high. Okay, so we've made an all-time high. We've taken out the 6 a.m. high over here on Friday. All right, now what we need to do is we need to see if price either wants to push higher and continue making a new all-time high. we're simply reacting to price or we need to see if price wants to come lower, right, and grab some sellside liquidity and then feed a move later to come back up to the upside, right? And all you do is you base it off how price reacts on the first couple minutes of the open, right? So, initially what we're seeing is price is respecting this bullish 15-minute F value gap. Now, something that I don't like taking is when we have a 15-minute for gap that is getting disrespected by the first like by the 50% on the higher time frame. It's usually a good signal that price isn't going to be a strong delivery. Okay. Now, if I'm looking right here, we did inverse. We should be bullish based on an inverse, but I don't look and don't care for necessarily for higher time frame inversion so much. I simply base it on reactions. And what am I looking for specifically? I can see that there's a pair of 15-minute equal lows right there. All right. As well as an unfilled 15-minute for value gap. Another unfilled 15-minute for value gap. And a very, very clear blatant obvious swing low there. So, we have a blatant swing low here. That is equal lows. 15-minute unfilled 15-minute unfilled for value gap. And another blatant swing low. Okay. If I'm looking at price, I'm watching how it's reacting off open. Remember, I want to see intent. I want to see volume. So far the intent is that we have swept the high that is right there pre-market. Okay, we've swept that. So this put the one minute candle high all the way up here and the one minute candle low down here. So far the one minute candle low then moves to here. Okay, remember we still have those those key levels down below. We do have key levels higher. We do have what we'd like to call obviously the alltime high. Right now, if I'm looking at price, I'm seeing a potential for a high probability fair value gap continuation trade. Why do I think there's a high probability continuation trade? Because if price was to respect this for value gap and give my signal, I can see that we're going to move with intent. The 930 candle low is already a great draw on liquidity for myself cuz like I said, we either break it out or reverse from it. And then when they're left, they're usually really, really good targets. Plus, we have, you know, pretty good draws to the downside. So, when I'm taking my scalping moves to the, you know, on the market, I'm looking at this. Bang. We get a we respecting this uh 50% level as well. We wked into it. Yes, we did have a body closure, but we respected the 50%, didn't close above it. We moved with intent of the first 930 candle. All right. And now, right here, 93130, we're getting a perfect F value gap continuation with no FG to the downside. Now I don't have to worry about targeting like this and and having stupid risk-to-reward. My mechanical oops, sorry about that. My mechanical model is already going to provide me enough, you know, details on what I should be taking anyway, right? Which is always going to be stop loss above the highest point, which is either the swing point, the gap. If you haven't watched my last video, go watch it. It's really, really helpful. And you can see I can go for 2020 mechanically, and it's just going to provide me that one to one that I need. Anyway, all right. If you want to target liquidity, you absolutely can do that. This is much easier to go for draws like this for 30 points, right? Or trade down towards more key levels, but you will have to make sure that you're not preemptively moving your stop- loss break even too soon. You're taking partials and controlling the stop-loss. If you do move break even too soon, you probably won't be able to grab 64 points, right? You definitely probably get 30 points straight since it was a straight drop. But this is what I'm talking about. Price is moving with intent. We're not consolidating at all and we're really, really, really doing well. Again, we wanted to go higher towards that all-time high, which is sitting over here. We needed to move to that level, but we would have had to inverse this bearish for value gap. Now, if you just singly focused on everything that happened only inside right of the um New York Stock Exchange open up in the session, if you saw none of this, you would have thought bearish. And that's all you need to do. You need to react to what price is telling you. So, let's go have a look at a low probability condition. Now you can go ahead and back test this week as well if you want to. Let's go ahead and look at Tuesday. So why did I stay away from Tuesday specifically? So we know Monday was the no news the week of Fatform C. So statistically I am able to collect data on those days easily and they have a very very high success rate for myself and my fair value gap continuation model. Now Tuesday is the day before FOMC. Now Tuesday with no news is lower probability but Tuesdays with news on the day before FOMC. If you don't know, FOMC releases on a Wednesday at 2 p.m., right? Is good conditions if it has news. But this one doesn't have news. You know what my data tells me? To stay away. All right. And look, my mind was already switched off for this. We had a 46.25 point range. If I just went to the 302, we have no intent. We have no control. We're bail. Yes, we're breaking out right here, but we're creating zero fav value gaps. And in the first 5 minutes, what did we see in the first 5 minutes? We saw a 30.75 point range with no opportunities for intent, you know, displacement down. We left no fair value gap. We left no gaps at all and we just kind of just trickled to no man's land and continue to consolidate on the entire day. Something like that. based on the first couple minutes, how the candles are moving, how it's displacing, if it's consolidating and staying in an accumulative range like that, I'm out of that. Mindset's already out. And my mindset was already out of that coming into the day because of that obviously the uh statistic that I'm collecting around news, which is super helpful because my mind was already out of that. But then I can go on to like the next day for an example. All right. And I don't obviously see the 15-minute candle. I'm just watching as it playing out. But we see 79 um.25, 25. Let's call it 80 point range of the first um 15-minute candle. Go back down to the 30 secondond. What are we seeing right here? We're seeing great displacement. We're seeing no shorts at all. We're seeing just straight liquidation to the upside. We're inversing for value gaps left, right, and center. Right, we have a breakout of the first one minute. I actually did end up taking a long here. The reason I took it long was because of how strongly biased I was towards this unfilled 15-minute uh fair value gap and towards this London high that was resting above. Right? You can see that price's main objective was to come down towards this 15-minute for value gap. We can obviously see price bouncing off it. A lot of people wanted shorts this day. Um no idea why when we have a 15-minute unfilled for value gap. That's like what are you doing? It's automatic. pretty much easiest longs guaranteed if you do find a trade. So what I did was I utilized a fair value gap down here that price ended up coming off on that first um that first one minute candle and you can jump in a trade nice and early here so you didn't skip it. This was a okay trade since we did mitigate the gap on the left failed to push below and then did get the closure above the previous candle high. Right. So, I did end up executing that trade in the first um first minute, which is something I usually don't do, right? But again, it worked really, really nicely. I didn't even really want to take that on my main account, but I did just cuz I didn't want to lose the draw. I knew the first five minutes was going to pop out and, you know, go very crazy. But you can see that price ended up giving a nice point range. Let me just go back and show you. So, for the first five minutes, let me put a vertical line right here. So, you can see vertical line. Grab my price range tool. You can see that we're working with 60 points already. This is perfect. We're working the 60 points ranges. Okay, I'm looking at this and going. All right, cool. Little pull back. What do we see here? We're getting a very, very beautiful rejection off this F value gap right here. This one specifically, not anyone else. We don't have to watch anything else. We just have to watch what we're expecting, delivering off right here. Perfect. We have a high. We have intent to go high. If we want to go higher, it's we're forming a current trend. Again, if you ignored everything to the left, price action on the lower time frame, just focus on that. We'd look very, very bullish. Okay? And then we get a closure above the previous candle high right here with this bullish candle. All right? After not even closing past the 50%. Our stop loss can just go literally below the low there. Or if you want to round it to 20, up to you, right? And bang, you hit 20 points. Now, even my indicator was able to call both two longs out of that trade right there. Not even the one I took, but two of these ones. It only calls out the A+ A+ setup. So that is why based on its specific settings. All right. And you can see that it even called out two beautiful longs right there for you to take a very very easy trade. And this is what you know trading with conditions can do for you. Again, I would have just traded Monday, skipped Tuesday and traded Wednesday. Now Wednesday, I love trading FOMC day because it's usually good volume, right? That is why I like trading with days with news because it brings volume into the market. Days without news, I usually step away. So that's a great trick to obviously collect data on the different types of days around news. That's going to obviously help bring volume or leave volume out of the market. Okay, that's a great identification. Um, and that's going to help you again looking at how price is moving within the first couple candles. Are we breaking the first minute candle pretty much immediately? Are we flying? Are we moving with intent? Again, you can compare that Tuesday and just see that we're accumulating within a very small range. We're having less than 45 point movements. So, it's not going to be helpful. Bang. Just like that. Monday, Wednesday, you would have taken two trades which were presented to you, ignoring this first one that I ended up taking based purely off my model and intuition, which is why the indignator didn't call it. All right? You would have ended the day absolutely green. Absolutely green. you would have skipped Tuesday and would have stopped with the insufferable price action that was on that day, the low volatility. So hopefully this video was helpful. Hopefully it, you know, give you a little bit of narrative and how conditions can really shape you and change the whole entire, you know, trading career for yourself. Um, it takes you out of just trash conditions and keeps you in good conditions. It's super helpful if you want to have a high win rate. I'm averaging right now about a 91% win rate in October. Um I have not taken a losing trade that has been so significant. I did take a few trades that were a slight loss which brings the win rate down, but if we're thinking in terms of days that have been profitable, I've not had one red day in October so far. And I had seven red days in September. All right, I did trade um a lot of that September. So um 7 days is the most this year other than March which was eight eight trading days or seven trading days um as well losing um but yeah hopefully these conditions or understanding how to read and anticipate conditions based off the first opening price volume how it moves how it accumulates um looking at point range specifically is going to give you a better edge in the market. If you want to learn more about my feedback continuation model, right, you want to pick up the indicator. This is for my lifetime users pretty much only, not the premium, but you can obviously grab everything you need to know inside the premium community which you can click link down below. And yeah, that's pretty much it. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 09:58 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "I made a little over $94,000 Australian using my fair value gap continuation model yesterday live on stream. I was able to take one trade that ended up in a 91 point winner resulting me in just around $94,000 Australian. I was able to take this trade live on stream in front of over 200 plus people as well because I do live trade every single day. If you want to join that as well, you can join the link below. Other than that, in this video, what I want to do is I want to be breaking down the trade that I took in order to make this $94,000. If you do want to see proof and transparency that I did I actually make $94,000 AUD, $66,000 USD, I posted the dashboard for my Take Profit Trader on my Instagram story as well as that I'll be doing a you know a withdrawal whenever I get to the chance to do a withdrawal. Um as well as that I'm also on a 9-week payout streak so far in 2026. When I do take this payout, that'll be 10 weeks straight that I've taken at least one payout every single week in 2026 so far. If you didn't know what I accomplished last year as well, I was able to go on a 20-week payout streak using this exact prop firm as well, which is also what I'm on with the whole 10-week streak using the exact same prop firm, Take Profit Trader. Without further ado, let's just get straight into the trade recap. All right, so let's jump into the trade recap. I am going to replay it so that I can give you my thought process on the day. So originally coming into the day, I actually never ever ever solidify a bias. However, I will be honest here I was telling my stream that I did want to see price come back down to this 4-hour fair value gap. Maybe this one, but it was mostly this one which also had my previous New York low in there, which is a little bit underneath, which is right here. All right, which is in that blue zone. That's the only window I trade is 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. The reason I traded that so is because of how late I usually actually trade it. So that's 12:30 a.m. to 1:15 a.m. in the morning for me here in Australia until daylight saving shifts in about a couple days where it'll move to 11:30 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. So I try to keep a strategy super effective, completely data backed, and proven in a specific window to be so successful that way I could trade so little at night and I don't have to stay up for hours on end. It was really helpful whilst I was working a job, but obviously now that I am full-time and I run other businesses, it's much easier. So, I was telling the the group that I did want to see price come down to there. However, I always mark up buy side and sell side draws on liquidity. Never ever do I solidify a bias. So, I was telling the stream there and immediately switched it because it was like, \"Okay, we don't have opportunity to go down.\" So, I always mark time base draws on liquidity. I have a concept video coming out specifically on this. Um but I will mark out all my draws on liquidity for you here today. So, right here we had Asia high, we had uh London high. You can even see the list that I've really got down there to be honest with you as well. Um where is it? Uh here. You can see all the 6:00 a.m. highs a lot Yeah, you can see all that. You can pause it on that. Um but yeah, over to the left, you can see that we were in this 15-minute fair value gap right here. As well as that, we just near missed that gap right here kind of making that equal low with the start of the gap over to the left right there. So, we ended up sweeping that and sweeping out London low. Now, from there, that's why I was like, \"Okay, we have the potential to reverse. Otherwise, we could come back down and fill lower.\" Going on to the hourly just real quick, I know it's going to spawn the candle up here. That's just what replay mode does, but this was actually available this little 1-hour unfilled 15 or 1-hour uh unfilled fair value gap, sorry. So, I obviously will have that marked out. Right below that as well, we also had a data high at 8:30 as a red folder news event. You can use your forexfactory.com to see those simple news event releases. Um but I'm just going to play out until I actually see and can show you my thought process. So, immediately coming into the day, we started displacing up. We've taken out that data high and we've obviously taken out this unfilled hourly. Now, what I'm going to do is I'm actually going to go back to the hourly fair value gap here and I'm going to mark the end of it because this is crucial. Right? This is crucial. This is a very very Should we do a zone? I think we should do a zone. Let's do it like that. So, I'll just grab my little highlight box here. Put it there. Okay? Now, we won't officially inverse this until 10:00 a.m. However, you can always learn to anticipate a potential higher time frame FVG based on what the lower time frame is remaining. So, if we remain above the end of this level, the top of this gray box, which is that hourly fair value gap I marked out, then we are going to inverse by the time it hits 10:00 a.m. when that hourly candle closes. So, that's going to be my reference point for later on. But, playing price out, you can see it was round about here. Round about here. You can see that we didn't on the 30-second, which is usually the time frame I look for my entries, otherwise it's the 1-minute, that's the only two. We didn't actually deliver up anything. We actually near missed a 30-second unfilled down the down the bottom. A unfilled 1-minute we missed as well. However, we hit a 2-minute fair value gap right here. As well as that on the higher time frame, we also hit a 3-minute, so we can even extend that higher. And the highest time frame at this point that we were respecting was the obvious 5-minute. We're still in development of the 15-minute fair value gap. So, 5-minute was the highest all the way from 3 2. Yes, we missed the 30-second and 1. We only need really one in the higher time frame deliveries. Always going to be more supportive than the lower time frames in terms of a delivery in movement, not a fair value gap continuation. You don't want to 5-minute delivery to catch a 30-second fair value gap continuation. That's not how it works. Same time delivery, same time entry. So, from there after delivering, we did end up inversing this fair value gap here and displacing even further. And when we did do that, we ended up coming into this fair value gap. Now, as you can see, we had this London high. Now, uh oh, I accidentally deleted this zone, but let me draw have out. Okay. So, we actually had the opening range high here as well, which is the first 15 minutes of price action. So, that's basically the support and resistance levels for AM as well. So, you can see that we were underneath it. We ended up coming into this 30-second fair value gap as well as that it also tapped a 1-minute fair value gap as you can see there. So, that was really helpful. And then if I play the next candle out, you can see boom. Right about there, we get our entry point. You can see the um bullish signal right there. So, I took my entry. I placed my stop loss at the uh recommended stop position, which was um 40 right here. So, I entered my position, put my stop loss there, targeted just the London high, didn't reach for Asia just because, you know, uh felt that the London high was going to be the most prominent. And from there, all I did was simply hold it. You can see that there's offering up that 1:1 4040. That's what the strategy is kind of based on is a 1:1 risk to reward system. However, with Take Profit Trader with the no max payout, no consistency rules, and the daily payout option, when I do take trades, I do look for them to be mainly home runs where I can actually caught uh catch long opportunities. Other than that, I'll trade prop firms like Apex or My Funded Futures if I want little base hits of like, you know, 10, 15, 20 points, etc. But, for Take Profit Trader, I was looking to hold for this. And as you can see, we go all the way up. During this whole period of time from the middle of the trade, which is very, very crucial as well. When you guys are actually in a position and you're getting fair value gaps that are created in your position, it's important that you want to see those at least get respected cuz if they can get respected whilst you're in a trade, then you know price doesn't want to inverse and come back down towards your break even point or your stop loss. So, we hold that gap and as you can see, we make more gaps whilst we're actively in this trade. And all the way up here, we respect this gap again, not trading below. So, by the time we respect this and start pushing away from it, you can trail your risk underneath that level because if we were to inverse that gap, we'd probably fill lower and that would ruin a lot of profit you had offered. So, that would go what, a minus if it hit this gap, it would have been minus 22 points worth of profit, minus 37 points worth of profit. That price just reversed on, you know, which it could come back to your break even, you would have missed out on a nice move regardless. So, when I'm scalping, I make sure that price is always in support of order flow, just respecting for value gaps, and not disrespecting them in the direction that I want to go. All the way up until London high, as you can see, we respect everything. Very, very smooth and easy trade to take to the upside. This netted me around, well, just actually over $94,000 Australian, $66,000 USD. Again, I took this trade live in front of over 200 people. I think it was around 250 people actually, as well, um who also took this trade and held it with me, of course. Uh this is like This is I usually get opportunities on my Take Profit Trader accounts like every maybe two to three times a week, um but Apex and MyFundedFutures are a trade every single day, since my model shows up every single day, and it works well for base hits. This is just home runs you can't really get as often on a daily basis. Every single indicator, if I just play this out, for a one-to-one, that would have worked. That would have worked. That would have worked. That would have worked. That would have worked. So, every single fair value gap continuation indication would have worked today up until 10:24. That's when uh when do I have it to? Yeah, I only have it set to 9:30 to 10:30, and that was it. That was it. All worked. Every single one worked. But, other than that, I will see you all in the next video. Like, subscribe, and I'll see you then. 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So whether you're trading futures, forex, stocks, it works across all different types of markets. I trade this personally on the futures market trading NASDAQ only. But again, you can trade it on stuff like ES, Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, some things that I have on the side right here. So, the three steps that we're going to cover today is going to be the daily bias, the fair value gap continuation model, and how to target the right draw on liquidity or a fixed point value of what I recommend. I'm not going to be breaking down my entire daily bias strategy in this video specifically. I made an entire video of my daily bias and what to find and how to find your daily bias every single time in the market in my last video. So, if you want to go check that out and you want to learn how to find your daily bias every single time as well, then you can check that out. All you need to do is locate a fair value gap, wait for price to pull into the fair value gap, and then wait for a candle closure above previous candle highs or lows depending on which side of the market you're looking at. So when price is moving up and especially like today where price just exploded up, what we're going to be doing is locating a bullish fail gap. So if you don't know how to locate a bullish for value gap, all right, break it down all over this channel. But just to refresh your memory, we're going to pay attention to the first candle's high and the third candle's low. You don't want these wicks or the lowest or the highest points to meet or overlap. All right, what's going to do is leave behind just candlestick bodies. All right, this is going to be your Feb value gap. So you' mark it out with a box, which is going to be this one right here. It's called the rectangle box on Trading View. Right? All you need to do now is just locate price to come back into this fair value gap. That's it. Right? You don't want a candle to close below the fair value gap because that's not what we're after. We're wanting price to obviously continue higher. And if you're following the narrative, you never want to buy high. You always want to buy low and you never want to sell low. You always want to sell high. So in this instance, we don't want to just press buy if we see price going up. We have to wait for this candle to pull back into the fair value gap. That gives us our signal. Now, since there are a ton of different fair value gaps, how do you know which one is the right one? How do you know which one of these is going to be the right one for us to take a delivery out of? Well, this is where the next step comes in. So, we have step number one, which is identify the Fed value gap. We also have step number two, which is price to come into the Fed value gap. But now step number three, all we need to do right is wait for price to close above previous candle high. Now there's one simple rule with this setup. You do not want this previous candle high even though it gets closed above to ever sweep past this previous high of this swing point right here or make equal highs before closing. All right, that will eliminate the high probability that trades with this setup. You want it to close and leave a little wick without creating some sort of equal high or sweeping the swing point. If price does that, there's a very very high chance of price returning back. Now, when price doesn't do this, there's an extremely high probability that price is going to run liquidity and target something like a higher time frame drawn liquidity all the way to the left over here. All right. Now, you're not specifically targeting that because that's going to be a very terrible risk-to-reward. All right. But when this setup occurs, it runs liquidity. That's the purpose. It continues with the trend. So whether you're looking at 50 different fair value gaps, as soon as you see one that has a candle closure above previous candle high without that sweep or equal high placement, then that is going to be the exact fair value gap that is going to work and deliver price in the direction it needs. That candle closure is the most important part. Now, in terms of stop- losses, there's three different types of stop-loss place you can do. Number one is if price has a little candle low like this, you can put it underneath previous candle low. You can put it underneath the lowest candle that came into the fair value gap, whether it's this one or another one, the lowest price. Or your safest bet is to put it underneath the bullish fair value gap or a bearish value gap, depending on what you're looking at. All right, so that is going to be the exact setup that we're going to be trading. So now that I've got the order panel up, let's break down and cover fixed point values. So what do I mean by fixed point values? All I mean by fix point values is I'm targeting 20 to 60 points at most per trade. Now the reason I do this is because price will move very consistently from 20 to 60 points before it experiences any sort of pullback which means I can efficiently get to my entry to my takerit right very efficiently without any pullbacks giving me better clarity and obviously positioning in the market. So with this simple understanding for a 50k funded account for an example that you might be trading with right if you were to get in with 10 micros and you risk 80 ticks which is 20 points you'd be risking $400 right but now if you target you know a set in stone criteria based of just literally just one to twoing your 20 points so targeting 40 points you'd be making $800 per trade and on a 50k account for most firms like my futures or Apex or other firms that have consistency rules during funded stage Obviously, you want to stay within and under the $800 threshold at least, right? So, for something like that that we're going to be targeting, that makes it very very easy. So, if you have a drawn liquidity that's 80 90 points away, but you know, you can't make too much in terms of consistency rule, you can just get out at a point base value. All right, that's something that I like to do. Now, for my my funed futures and apex, I follow fixed point values. But for something like take-profit trader where obviously I don't have a consistency rule and I can obviously have daily payouts, I like to try and maximize what I can make. That's where my target and draw on liquidity comes from. It obviously is better to target drawn liquidity in the long term or at least just whilst you're sitting there even if you hit your takeprofit at a point value just to sit there and trying to analyze and obviously visually see it go to your target because in long term when you trade a personal account it's going to become so much easier um to use. So, let's just briefly cover the daily bias just very very simply, right? I'm not going to go too much in depth with it, right? If you want to check it out, obviously you can watch my last YouTube video. I'll have a link down in the description, so you can check that out there. But all we do coming into that, you can see 2 a.m. that is our London candle, right? At least our first London 4-hour candle. We came down and we swept yesterday or sorry, last week, Thursday's London low. And we also had this very bullish Feb value gap right here on the 4hour time frame which we came into. Now when we have double gaps like this in the market, price usually does not inverse double fair value gaps. It's very hard for it to do so which should give you an instant confirmation that price is bullish. Right? If we had a singular gap, right, we could expect price to maybe invert that. But since we had double, that is so much strength. And this is the first time price came into it, which made this an unmitigated gap, now a mitigated gap. So we're going to feel the full wrath and strength off this unmitigated now mitigated gap. So coming into the day pretty much we were just bullish immediately off that simple fact that price had double gaps and we should not inverse and go lower. In fact we should obviously displace higher because it was an unmititigated gap. Now to jump down onto the 15minut time frame. I'm just going to go ahead and skip close to the session because that's all we really care about is to what's closest to the session. So I'm going to go about 9:15 here. Right about here. Um next candle. Let me go next candle. All right. All right. So, coming into that, you can see that we did inverse these double gaps. Like I said, it's harder for price to inverse double gaps. But the fact that we did it right here on the 15-minute time frame showed that price is extremely bullish off that area, right? All we need to do is obviously just quickly mark out before we do anything else our London highs and London lows, right? And our Asia highs and Asia lows. So over here I marked my Asia and high and my London high from 700 p.m. to 2 am for my Asia range, 2 am to 8 a.m. for my London range. All right. So right here you can see off that bounce we had clear London highs and clear Asia highs right here. All right. So those are going to be my two draw on liquidities that I like and will like to target today. Right. Again following that simple daily bias of just coming into that high time frame gap. All right. developing a little bit of narrative which I cover in that video as well. All right, we can see a little bit of narrative. We have an inverse coming into the session. We're obviously holding this gap right here ever so slightly. This bullish fair value of the 15-minute time frame, right? So that means I'm pretty bullish in terms of targeting timebased liquidity. I don't care about these little intra external draws and liquidity too much. All right, I really pay attention to timebased liquidity because that is what drives the market. All right. So, the next thing I like to do is obviously just see what price is going to do on a 1 minute or even a 30 secondond time frame. So, coming into that on a lower time frame, you can see that we also swept these lows down here. And we also had this large bearish FBA gap right here, which obviously can look to be inversed. Now, with an immediate displacement higher, this is what I mean. We don't officially know price is going to experience a rally up or a rally down. Now, we can assume that price is going to get to these areas, but we don't know if it's going to get to that, you know, with a rally up where we can't find any sort of positioning, right? And this is why it obviously takes to be some sort of continuation model into your arsenal, right? So, right here, we create some sort of fair value gap, right? Some sort of pullback. Now, on the 30 second time frame, on the one minute, we also had a gap. Let's keep that in mind, right? On the one minute gap, we came back into it right here. Came into a higher time frame gap. So your anticipation is to either look on I like to personally stay on the 30 secondond but you can do it on the one minute if you want to. You want to look for a candle closure now above previous candle high. Now on the one minute your opportunities are going to be very limited but in terms of obviously finding on the 30 second it's going to be very better. All right more beneficial more setups. Now you can see price came into that one minute gap. Didn't come into that lower one. Again we don't need it to come into that lower one if we have a candle closure above previous candle high. So right here you can see that we had previous candle high there was no wick on this and we close above that right there is our entry signal right we have double gaps which makes it harder for price to inverse we are very very close in fact we are about 43 points away right from a London high which is a very strong draw on liquidity right and we also have a higher time frame delivery from that 1 minute we are obviously now having our signal our entry signal with a candle closure above previous candle high which means on the 30 second we're respecting this gap right which is perfect and now we can enter right there we can put our stop loss underneath right the lowest point of that gap right there which is perfect right and all we need to do now is simply target London high or just trade it as a continuation model for me personally like I said no idea if price is going to rally up we can 100% try and see our luck all the way up to the Asia high like this But all we have to do is just simply follow price. So you can see price right here keeps going up right there. Bang. We're able to hit our first target. Now, if you're not fully out of your position, all right, and you're risking it to go to the next level, right? Then this is what something that you can do. Let's just say hypothetically you take out of your position. All right? Whether you don't scale out of your position, which is what I'd recommend if you're trying to hide like go for, you know, a higher time frame target like the Asia high, right? But let's say you're out of your position. All right? Now you're looking for some sort of reversal, but price continues to rally up. So what do you do? All right, very very simply, you don't take inversion fair value gaps to the downside when price is just pumping up like this. Right, this is just manipulation legs, right? So again, all you're trying to do identify, sorry, is just a simple fair value gap retracement, right? And obviously right here we have one with a candle closure above previous candle high. Now, unfortunately, we took we took the swing high. So that's invalid right there. But if we keep playing price out, right, we get a few more opportunities. Again, we're double gapping here. All right. Now, on the one minute time frame, we also had another setup. We had double gaps here. All right. So, if I just draw this lower out, obviously harder for price to invert double gaps like we know. Now, when price comes into this level, all right, look what we immediately do. Here's our swing point. We couldn't take this this other one because remember, it swept the high, right? Here was our previous candle high of coming into that fair value gap. All right, we did not make equal highs or sweep. We close above right there. That is where we get in our position. All right, what do we have right above it? We have the Asia high. So, all we need to do now is probably put our stop loss underneath the low. This is pretty tight in terms of uh putting it under there. So, maybe just underneath here like 30 points. Just like something fixed, right? 30 points. Doesn't have to be fancy like in a certain area, right? And all you need to do now is just play price out right there. Now, obviously with the little gap, it's a bit weird, but in terms of why this setup works when you have that candle closure above a previous candle high after delivering from a gap, that indicates, and I've done the due diligence of back testing this for you, right? That indicates that that fair value gap is the correct one that's going to deliver you to where you need to go, right? That's the one right one to trade. That's the one that's not going to be inverse. That's the one that's going to obviously take you in the direction that you're looking to trade. That is why candle closures above previous candle highs are so important. And whether you wanted to ride this up even higher, you absolutely could have because price was what extremely bullish in general because we could clearly see we're delivering from our higher time frame. Like I said, I won't go into too much of the daily bias in this video specifically if you want to check that out last video. But simple narrative preession just gives you the understanding of hey I'm going to trade in this direction of the market today right and by doing this and understanding this all right by you know giving yourself narrative and context on the day you can catch larger moves by simply just waiting to see your strategy support your bias right now obviously price is a little bit slow I believe we hit target later on something like that yeah there you go right but again when you have a bias you set set in stone your bias by the narrative you created right from your pre-market breakdown right finding the daily bias using my daily bias technique and then you find a strategy that supports that daily bias so if you're trading something like inversion for value gaps you're probably not going to find something when price just rallies up right because that's technically a reversal model right you have to obviously be versatile you have to have a continuation model in your arsenal and you also have to have a reversal model all right and by using this continuation model you should be able to catch these rally ups, no problem, right? You'll be able to obviously have the right context, the right confluence, and overall catch really, really easy days like this. Now, unfortunately, I couldn't come to the stream today because I decided to break my monitor. Yes, it fell off my desk when I moved it. Um, unfortunately, it is what it is. So, I couldn't trade. I was stuck on the sidelines today. But guess what? Me being able to teach hundreds and 200 students of this simple setup every single day gives me the opportunity to obviously have that day off now um with the peace of mind that these guys are still going to rinse the markets. You can see right here, this guy's currently on a four win streak. Absolutely rinsing from our last week's trades and obviously the trade today which he caught by himself, right? And obviously over here in the chat room, we have a few other boys taking this exact setup as well, learning the concepts every single day. So, if you want to join these boys, you obviously want to trade live with me every single day, take these setups, learn all my strategies, then join in the link below, right? It's literally going to be the easiest path to success for you. It's literally just pure guidance, right? And yeah, that's pretty much it. Um, and maybe once I pick up a new monitor, I'll get back to the stream. I I'll be I'm joking. I'll be back at the stream literally tomorrow and picking up a new monitor today. 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So, we don't want to find our daily bias with the daily time frame. It doesn't tell us much. It just tells us it's a bullish candle or a bearish candle. Sure, it can tell us where we're going to, but it doesn't give us context that we need for our session. All right. So, we're not going to be using the daily time frame. We're going to be using the 4 hour and the 15 minute time frame. Especially if you're a scalper, you know, finding structure on a lower time frame like the 15 minute is going to give you much more narrative and context behind where the price actually go to what drawn liquidity, you know, where is price moving right now than the daily. The daily is just a bullish or bearish or literally a dogey candle. It just tells you nothing. Timebased liquidity. Using timebased liquidity is super important. See, price doesn't move anywhere. The market doesn't just open and then just move. See, it is based off timebased liquidity. London highs, London lows, Asia highs, Asia lows, and we're talking previous session highs, previous session lows, like timebased liquidity. So, when we're trading our New York session from 9:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time up until about 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, we want to focus priority on London highs and lows because that is the most previous session. Same thing if you're trading London. You want to be focusing on Asia highs and lows. Pre-market narrative. Having a bit of a pre-market narrative is going to be so much better. See, you don't want to just go, okay, price looks bearish or price looks bullish. Like, you want to see what gaps are getting respected, where price is likely to draw to, where is it closest to drawing to, and we'll break that all down later on, right? Remaining neutral. So many people, so many people stick and marry a bias. It's called marrying a bias. They'll stick with longs and they'll see a perfect short opportunity, right? That is literally textbook in their setup, but then because they've married the long bias, they they don't take any setup on the day. And that's completely fine, right? You're following your bias. But your setup's there, you should be collecting data on your setup and applying these things in real time. Being able to remain neutral keeps you flexible, you know, and versatile in these markets, especially with all the Trump and news going on with all that tariff stuff. Supporting your bias with your strategy. Like I was saying before, remaining neutral allows step number five to actually apply itself. By supporting your bias with your strategy, seeing your strategy supports your bias. It works hand in hand. So, let me show you and let me break down how I was able to use this entire playbook right here in order to catch over a 3.69 R trade today. So, if you guys want to become a profitable trader and learn how to trade and take these trades live with me every single day in the market, then all you need to do is hit the first link in the top of the description. I break down all my trades and give my trades out in real time so you guys can follow along and make money at the same time. So, let's break down how I was able to obviously catch this setup live on stream. So, let's do it. We're going to break it down step by step here. So, first one's first, right? We're going to be looking at the 4hour time frame. So, what we want to look for on the 4hour time frame specifically is we want to look for our highs and lows, like our obvious highs and lows. We're not looking for just prominent highs and lows in the market. We're mainly prioritizing, right, for our wicks highs and lows. All right? And I'll show you why and show you the importance and just tell you why and the importance. So, first things first, this is our current session. All right, coming into the session. Now, it does show a little bit of the upside of this candle because it is close to the obviously 9:30, right? Even though I'm in replay mode, but to sort of just show you in general what's going to happen today is we had these highs, right? So, I'm just going to draw a little ray all the way over here. All right, and we had this other 4hour high right here. Both swing highs. Now, these two right here, right, are relatively close together. Now, obviously, we had this one all the way over here, but these ones have a very significant purpose and why these 4hour wicks highs and lows actually serve a purpose. So, right here, you can see, look at the time and price. This is Thursday's London high. See, London high was never swept, right? It was never swept prior, and it's looking like it's going to get swept today. All right, same with the previous session high from the previous day on that day, Wednesday. All right, that previous session high and this London high had not been swept. Now, when I use London highs and lows, I do use them a lot from days that haven't been swept on them. So, you can use this and utilize this timebased liquidity for your advantage. They're not just regular highs and lows. They're timebased liquidity. See, during London and even on the previous session, that New York session that day, you know, that's where a majority of orders are getting placed. And if people are still holding swing positions, all right, that's going to be a lot of draw on liquidity, right? So, you can see that we obviously did come up and and take that level. So um it does show a little bit here. But that's the first thing we want to do, right? 4 hours mark out where price is likely to draw towards and where it's currently going in trend wise. So if I'm looking at any 4hour position on the market, right, I want to look at where the trend is going and where it's likely to draw towards, right? So, if I'm looking at, you know, this day, right, I'd be marking out all these 4hour lows and where it's likely to draw towards because again, when we're trading the specific session, 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, it's super important that you're just prioritizing these 4hour wicks as draws and liquidity. Where is that 10:00 a.m. 4-hour candle likely going to move to? Right? That's what you want to have to worry about. That's why it serves an important purpose to mark 4-hour highs and lows. Where is it going to move to? Now in terms of going up, you can see that we're obviously respecting this for our bullish FA gap. We have one under here as well, an unmititigated gap as well. So that's something that we can target later on, but till then we have to obviously inverse this to get here, which is not likely going to be the case. Now moving on to the 15-minut time frame, right? Obviously, we can see it shows a little bit. The next thing we want to do is obviously, like I said, 15-minut time frame. We're not going to be using the daily. We don't need to use the daily. Doesn't show enough, right? We're going to be okay, that's the 4hour gap. Let's sort of apply our 15-minute highs and lows. So, what we want to do in this scenario is we're going to use the 15-minute time frame and step number three, pre-market narrative, to sort of find out, you know, our best prices to put and obviously where price is likely going to go to with a bit of pre-market narrative. So, the first thing that we're going to mark out with the 15-minute time frame is our timebased liquidity. That's the first thing we should always do. So, we're going to leave those zones up here, and we're just going to move everything back like this. All right. All right. So, what I like to do is I like to mark my Asia range from 7:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. And then I like to mark my London range from 2 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. All right. That's what I like to do personally. All right. It works. It works very, very well. Okay. So, you can see Asia low has been swept. Asia high has also been swept. All right. We can see that London actually is not swept because it's all the way up here. So, it's right next to those highs all the way up there. And we do have London low down here. So, I typically mark everything to about 11:00 a.m. All right. So that's going to be our timebased liquidity, right, for the day. That's our timebased liquidity on our day. That's what we're looking what was happening, you know, in the overnight session, the PM and obviously the overnight session. All right, so coming into the day, we have a bit of structure on our actual day. Okay, we have some liquidity points that this current New York session can target or play off in order to get to higher time frame ranges from, you know, other times in month like last month, February, and all those draws and liquidity we're looking for up here. All right. So that's going to be super helpful to mark your timebased liquidity because it does help build structure. Now obviously timebased liquidity is going to give you a lot more narrative. It's going to go okay price has taken a majority of Asia highs and London highs or majority of Asia lows and London lows or you're going to have key points in the market that you're going to be able to target. Okay. So when we're trading New York again we want to focus on London highs and lows specifically and then obviously apply Asia highs and lows as a bonus confluence as a bonus target. Session liquidity is so much more important. All right, we're not just going to be targeting any random point where we're targeting those London traders, right? Specifically, we're taking their money, making money with their money. So, by taking their money. So, that's going to be super helpful. So, we obviously got our London low down here. We can see our Asia range is basically taken. So, we're not even going to focus on that. All right. We have our London high up here. So, now what we've got our timebased liquidity. Let's get a bit of pre-market narrative. All right. So, after we swept this low, this is what we want to do. All right. what what's happening in the session. All right, so it looked like we swept this low, right? Swept this low right here. And then we're able to create a little uptrend and take out this high over here. Once we sort of done that, it leaves it a bit more obvious. Okay, see what we also want to target with the 15-minute time frame is prominent and obvious highs and lows. So obviously prominent obvious highs and lows are going to be your best friend. So when you're targeting prominent highs and lows, what is standing out to you? All right, what is clear as day to you in terms of highs and lows? Now, you don't want to just look at all these specifically, right? You obviously want to look at, you know, what's 9:15 doing. You don't want to jump on the charts too late. 9 9:15 absolute latest. So, you can break these down. So, what is this doing? So, this looks like the lowest low and the highest high in this current trend, in this current leg on the 50-minute time frame. So, these are going to be my nearest highs and lows for the prominent highs and lows. Okay, that's what I want. Obvious, right? I don't want to be marking out this. I don't want to be marking out like necessarily this. What is the most obvious points? That's going to be my focus. All right. So, these are my focus. You can see both London high and London low are my focal points. So, let's get a more narrative. As price was moving up, we created a bullish fair value gap right here. Now, if I know price wants to get to London low, we have to now invert that bullish gap to get there. Is that likely going to happen? Probably not. So, that's something we're going to be cautious of. And you'll see later how I was able to be cautious of that in order to obviously secure this position. All right. I don't officially know if price is going to get there. It may get to this gap and bounce higher. And I don't want to be on the other side of that in profit and then immediately out of profit. All right? I want to make sure I'm securing profit. So we can obviously trade in direction of these London lows and London highs. Obviously most timebased liquidity is not going to get hit in your specific session a lot of the time. It's going to get hit in the day right about 85% of the time but not in your session most of the time. Um now you can hold you want to still look to hold to these levels but again you want to trade in direction of these levels right now. At the moment, at the moment, price is in a little uptrend. It's in a little uptrend. So, I'm going to get rid of these lines right now. All right. It's in a little uptrend. You can currently see that we are respecting this bullish gap. So, what do we what is the most obvious anticipation? Your most obvious anticipation is we respect this and go higher, right, towards these draws and liquidity, right? That's the most obvious anticipation. And guess what, right? By remaining neutral, it's going to help. All right, we can obviously expect price to go lower. Invert this, come to this gap and then play off it or invert both and come to London low or come up. See, remaining neutral is very very good. If you just marry a bias like a long bias immediately, all right, in some cases it's going to help you. But if you had a perfect short position right here, right, off the liquidity sweep, you may not see that. This is a liquidity sweep, still a reason for price to reject. So when you remain neutral, okay, when you remain neutral, you have you find your bias and you support your bias by your higher time frame draws in liquidity where price is likely to draw towards. But you find that by supporting the bias with your strategy. You find that with your strategy. Where is your strategy going towards and where is it going towards in timebased liquidity with a little bit of pre-market narrative. All right, we know that price is likely to get to this level and probably not inverse it immediately and probably bounce off it or we can bounce off this gap and come higher. So, let's just see, you know, with our pre-market narrative right here, we can see a little bit of uptrend, support, supportive gaps. Let's see what happens. We do have a little gap here that we're currently respecting. So, we obviously have to keep note that we have to get through that. So, in terms of uh in terms of trading, I usually just go on the 30 second time frame, 1 minute. You can do whatever you want. I find more opportunities on the 30 second time frame. So, if I'm This is market open right here. It's basically market open. Still in that gap. And you can see that we swept this low prior. All right. Upon sweeping that low, we get a massive, massive displacement to the upside. Right now, my strategy with, you know, is either ifg or feedback gap continuation. I trade ifg different than most people. I trade it better in my opinion than, you know, everyone else in the industry. Same with, you know, Febap continuation as well. All right, this is kind of like my little play on what I like to use as well. So, you can actually enter your position there. Why? Because we have good displacement. You can see that we're obviously displacing higher. And guess what? We have a London high and draw some liquidity to the upside. We got a higher time frame narrative. We're delivering out of a 15-minute gap. So, guess what? This current price action right here, right? That's my strategy. It's supporting my bullish bias at this point. All right. Bullish bias to respect that 50-minute gap. So, I know I can jump in longs around about here if I want that. All right. And obviously target price all the way up, put my stop loss below low if I want to do that. In this case, I didn't do it because I usually like to see candle closures above previous candle highs. In this case, the next one was a little bit too far. Probably could have taken a push through, but that's okay. All right. I like closures. They're better. Price now sweeps both that first uh 6 a.m. high from the other day, that London high and our current London high on the day right here. So, in terms in terms of uh uh let me get my thing back. In terms of you know, draws on liquidity, we have a reason to obviously go lower, but we're still bullish up until that last point. Still bullish, right? But guess what? Remaining neutral. We have to remain neutral. Now, this is where it gets tricky for some people. They see a big push like this, right? Let me just play the next candle out. Five minute. They create a gap. They think, \"Okay, perfect. I'm going to long off this to get to this high or higher in general, right? Yesterday, yesterday we pumped up. I'm going to continue that trend today.\" This is where it traps a lot of people. And remaining neutral, all right, and supporting that bias with your strategy is going to be the key factor in your success in trading, right? Especially with finding daily bias. So, we had a fivem minute gap, right? Right, we had a three-minute gap right here. All right, what else do we have? We had a two-minute gap. We had multiple two-minute gaps. We had multiple one minute gaps. This is where it gets tricky. The people like, \"Okay, this is really, really bullish. We shouldn't be, you know, creating some sort of inversion or reversal here, right? That's not the idea.\" See, on the 30 second time frame, right, you can see that we actually are ready to invert this. So, if I play the next candle out, you can see that we invert this bullish gap right there. Yes, we're in higher time frames, you know, analysis. You got high time frame, fair value gaps, holding price. What is the 30 second telling us? Well, the one minute actually closed on this as well. Okay, the one minute close on this. Now, in terms of prominent highs and lows, you can use an indicator that I like to use as well. All right, you don't have to use it as often once you sort of get the idea. I don't really use it that often, but I like it here for my students when I'm live on stream. All right, when I'm teaching them pivot highs and lows, okay, indicators, pivot points, highs and lows. It's very, it's a free indicator. It's easy and it shows you the most prominent highs and lows on any time frame that you're on. All right, right here. What's standing out to us? This obvious low right here. So, I'm going to mark that and that's going to be my sell side liquidity that I'm going to target. So, now now kind of look at the narrative of price right here. This looks like a really really good reversal point off this IFG and it absolutely is. This is a really really good inverse F value gap. Now, I didn't take it on there. Why? Because I used the IFG as an indication of price going into my favor to sellside liquidity. So I wanted to look for more confluences like any equal lows or any equal highs and I saw these equal lows right here as well just above the little gap. So these actually became my target primarily right here. All right, because I like the strength of these equal lows. All right, I liked it. So in terms of this, I know price is not going to get to that London low because it has to get through that 50-minute gap. So I'm going to look for that those equal lows as my lowest point, but I'm just going to manage my position. So yes, I used the uh I used the IPG here as a little indication, right? You can see that price obviously created a double gap pair right here. Now once price sort of come up into this area right you can see that price is or price has actually it's in the five minute it's delivering off the one minute delivering off the two-minute and delivering off the three minute. So everyone's probably thinking long long longs. Well on the one minute time frame right here you can see that we didn't even pretty much inverse this. We had to inverse it with speed. Pretty much one candle, right? We didn't. And then we failed again, right? We failed again. And basically when when I saw that, I was like, \"Okay, price is respecting the IPG. It's not inverting these gaps.\" And once we, like I said, get that candle closure after respecting a Feb value gap before previous candle low. We can take our entry right there. Now, I didn't actually personally take it right there specifically on the closure. I waited for price to obviously push through previous low. All right. stop loss was above at 20 points which is something that I usually like to risk. And now guess what? My bias is supporting my bearish reasonings to go lower to that unmitigated gap or towards London low after taking London high. Right? So I've stopped being bullish because we've taken that drawn liquidity and I've seen a reversal pattern with my strategy. My strategy indicates where I want to go. Well, maybe that's just me for my strategy personally is I'm I'm able to see, you know, the direction and have a daily bias. Maybe for you in your strategy, if you're trading something different, it might be still a little confusing. But with my strategy with IFG and Feb continuation, it's pretty much blatantly obvious every single day where price wants to go to. That's kind of the advantage of why I trade my thing. So once we get that push through through that little area, all right, I'm in that position and I'm targeting I'm targeting these down here for 72.5 points. You can target gap if you want to. Right, we have some internal draws and liquidity right here, which is where I actually manage my position. So, I to trimmed a little uh off the top there. We hit this low. I actually trimmed a little bit more off there. And final takeprofit was hit right there for over a 3.63 risk-to-reward trade. Caught this live on stream again in front of over 60 people, maybe even 70 people to be honest with you. If you got any value from this video, you enjoyed this video, subscribe for more education and like the video. Let me know I'm doing a good job and I can post more content and education. Again, thank you for 4K subscribers. We're blowing up right now in like 13 videos. That's that's pretty crazy. Um I'm gunning for end of I'm pretty much going for 10K by the end of June. So let's try and make that happen. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 09:57 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "So, this has been a very long-awaited YouTube video, but I am going to make a video on what draws on liquidity I actually use in the market. I'm going to be giving you the times that I look for these draws on liquidity, exactly the names, and exactly what obviously I'm looking for. Then, I'll show you how to mark it up, and then exactly how we can catch trades towards these levels in the easiest way possible. Now, by focusing on these draws on liquidity only, I've been able to go on a mass payout streak with Take Profit Trader. As you can see, there's two so far this month. We had what, three in February, and then about five in January. I don't know if you can see the dates. I'll put it closer and stuff. They're They're all legit. You can click into them. You know what I mean. You can click into them. You can see them all there. Where I can't scroll on here. I'm not not doing a good job. But anyways, you can constantly see that obviously I'm getting payouts. This year so far, I'm on a 10-week payout streak. Last year in 2025 before the Christmas and New Year's break, I was on a 20-week payout streak. So, I'm actually halfway to breaking my own payout streak. Now, that is me taking at least one payout every single week for 10 weeks straight. And when I did it last year, that's taking one payout at least every single week, 20 weeks straight. So, this is what it kind of takes and means to be profitable as a futures trader. It's understanding that you have to simplify your trading. So, I'm going to be giving you the easiest draws on liquidity to use today in this video. The only draws on liquidity that really only matter, and that are statistically proven to work in coordination with my fair value gap continuation model. So, I'm actually splitting these two YouTube videos into two. This first one's going to be covering all the pre-market draws on liquidity I actually focus on, as well as how to mark them up, and the times I actually mark them from and look for them in. And then the second video that I'll make on my YouTube channel again, which is the second part to this video, is going to be my in-session draws on liquidity. These are all statistically proven to work in coordination with my fair value gap continuation, and obviously have the highest potential to get hit in the window that I trade. We're going to be focusing on time based draws and liquidity. That's going to be your Asia, your London, and your New York session highs and lows. Everyone on social media marks them up completely differently. I'm going to show you the exact way that I mark them up that obviously I've collected data on. They work very well the way that I've collected data on. I doubt anyone else has probably collected data on their strategy working in coordination with this. They probably just met another YouTuber doing it on YouTube. But, I mark First things first, we're going to focus on marking up as as it kind of we're trading this day right here. Coming into the Friday. The first thing I typically look for is the current day's liquidity. I always start from where we're closest to and move the furthest away. So, when I mean closest to, I mean since we're closest to now 9:30 on Friday at the open, I'm going to be focusing on trying to find my London session highs and lows. I mark my London session highs and lows from 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. The reason why I do 2:00 a.m. cuz that is obviously including now the Frankfurt open. The London session truly opens at 3:00. That's when most people start marking them. However, I'm going to do mine from 2:00. And the reason why I go to 8:00 and cut it off is that's when the New York session opens, not when the stock exchange opens, but when the session opens. And so yes, obviously London doesn't close until 12:00 p.m. midday Eastern Standard Time. But, because obviously it's now dominant in New York price action and obviously there is still dominant of London traders a dominant amount. I'm just going to cut it off there and just subjectively go that's only London traders during that period of time. I know London traders are there, but only London traders are during this period of time. So, that's why I mark that out. Now, all I'm going to do is grab like a trend line and find the lowest and highest prices between these levels. They do not have to be swing lows or swing highs, just the highest and lowest price. I'll typically drag that out till 10:15 on the day, which is the end of my trading window. I also have labels for what I use as well. All right, down here I'm going to mark it up London low. As you can see, this was also the highest price. We have taken out that London high, so you can label that liquidity sweep or whatever, but coming into the market when stock exchange opens, we'll have no London high, which does obviously favor potentially to go to London low, since we do hit them quite often when the stock exchange opens. Okay, so now moving back once more, we're going to be marking up that Asia session highs and lows. So, I actually mark my Asia session open from 7:00 p.m. and I go till 2:00 a.m. This is the true open for Asia session and the true close for Asia session as well, all Eastern Standard Time in UTC-4. We just had daylight saving shifts as well. So, I'll mark the lowest price, which is this low right here. I'll put that Asia low just to label it and find the highest price here. Boom, Asia high. Once those are marked out, I can see visually coming into the stock exchange open, because I do trade from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, that both of these are not available. Do you leave them on the screen? You can. However, based on what I've already marked out, I don't need to leave them on the screen. I'm going to do it for the sake of this video. I like to have only the draws and liquidity that are available left on the screen. That way I know what I can trade towards, okay? So, that's why. And most of the time when you'll have maybe an Asia low and London low both available on one side of the market, and you don't have an Asia high or London high, it can actually be more attractive or more appealing for price at the stock exchange, which is kind of You don't trade with a daily bias. You don't want to trade with a daily bias. You want to be what's called or considered available to each side, so that way you can just kind of trade towards, you know, a drawn liquidity with whoever's in control of the market, which you'll be able to identify using my system. Now, that can happen in this sense. London is really the only session draw available other than a New York high and low, which we're going to cover right now. So, covering the New York session highs and lows, I know the session I close it off at 8:00, but I only mark it up from when the stock exchange actually opens cuz that's where more liquid volume comes into the market. So, I'm going to go from 9:30, the highest price from 9:30 until 4:00 p.m., right, Eastern Standard Time. So, I'm going to drag that out. Again, going to 10:15 if I can drag it out there. You can see these ones I couldn't drag it out cuz they had already been swept. And this one, there's no point marking that out because it's already gone. So, that's exactly what I'm going to do. Go over to here and go to this previous New York high as well. Now, with these time-based draws on liquidity, you don't have to just do the previous, right? I'm talking the previous New York, the you know, just that's current day's London and the current day's Asia. You can actually find these available draws on liquidity resting anywhere in the market. You can see down here in this blue zone over here, which is my session, we have another New York low resting in the market that could become available to us if we found a trade opportunity towards that. So, you can mark out resting that doesn't have It could be from 1 week later, 1 month, you know, couple months prior. Really doesn't matter. However, I only like to focus on what price is relatively close to on the day. I would absolutely think that this previous New York low would be the next relevant if we were to surpass London low. But I would not even consider something down here like this Asia session low over here, right, until we have to surpass this time-based draw. Even that time-based, so go one, two, then three, even a London low on this one. And yeah, we have to surpass London to get to Asia. So, there's no point like marking stuff that is extremely far out. You want to kind of keep it like basic and simplified on your chart and what's obviously relevant and within a close distance. Now, the other pre-market draw on liquidity I like to use is higher time frame unmitigated for value gaps. An unmitigated for value gap is simply a fair value gap on the higher time frame such as the ones I use, which is the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour. There is the occasional daily one as well, but that's obviously very rare. It's mainly the 15, 1 and 4 hour. These unmitigated fair value gaps are simply untapped, undelivered from fair value gaps. Mitigated is the term if they are obviously tapped into. For example, I'm on the 15-minute time frame looking at this fair value gap. If I mark that out right there, you can see that we did deliver into this gap to move to Asia high. However, we did not deliver into this one. So, in which this would become a draw. Now, I don't tend to mark up these higher time frame fair value gaps exactly like that. I usually grab a line. I mark it from the start of the fair value gap. So, if it's a bullish one, I mark from the third candle's low. And if it's a bearish one, I'll mark from the third candle's high. And I'll simply just label it like this. So, whenever I'm flicking on other time frames, I know exactly what it is. So, I mark it M15 to 15-minute time frame and UFEG. So, unmitigated fair value gap. I'll mark it up just like that. And again, I'll mark that up till 10:15 if that's available. So, now I know if price wants to go higher and higher and higher to maybe another time-based draw on liquidity, which we'll focus on in a second, then I'll know, \"Hey, if we're struggling to go higher right now, we might need to grab these orders resting in this higher time frame fair value gap and then move towards those levels.\" So, that's why it's a great draw because rather than trying to predict the reversal after hitting the levels, we're trading towards the levels knowing that price needs it in order to react off. But not every single fair value gap gives the reaction we're looking for. So, just having a look now on like the 1-hour time frame, all right, you can even see that we have a 1-hour unmitigated fair value gap up here. So, again, marking from on a bearish sequence right here, I'm going to mark from the third candle's high. Oops, I'm going to mark it up again. Third candle's high. Drag that out to about 10 on this time frame specifically. And then again, I can label that right there. Make sure it is accurate, your marking. So, I'll go H1 UFEG just to let me know that there's unfilled fair value gap, just like that. I can also double them up, so you can see here on the 1-hour this M15 UFE G is also a 1-hour. So, again, you can just go and mark these all up, just like that. You can even do this one. This is an unmitigated for value gap, never been tapped into. Boom. Another one down here and here. Since they uh we obviously have to hit these two, I might mark these out a little later. I don't want too much draws on liquidity on my screen cuz I don't want to be like too closeted. Again, I usually don't run these ones or these vertical lines for that matter. But, if I just play price out now and I play the sequence from this 15-minute for value gap, we hit this unfilled hourly for value gap right here. And we went straight up to the unfilled hourly, right? So, it was literally here to here to here. Now, in this case, we couldn't find a trade to this unfilled hourly down below, but we could find a trade off that towards the unfilled hourly for value gap. So, if I go on like the 30-second time frame right now, right? You can see my indicator has also indicated the pattern that we took. This is the trade we took on Friday, right? As you can see, that one ended up going for a 69. run. Stop loss underneath that low, 35 points. And then, that's pretty much it. I only held this trade for a one-to-one. Um I did this on live stream, of course. I take all my trades on live. Um I only did this for a one-to-one. I didn't even hold for up there at all. I just did the one-to-one just to grab my base hit from what I needed. But, I'm not going to sit here and say that I didn't hold to that, but that's exactly how you could play it out, right? There's Again, we'll get into that in the later in the video. Um mechanically or discretionary trading with my for value gap continuation model, but that's exactly how I'm marking up my unmitigated for value gaps. Again, 15, 1-hour, and 4-hour. Okay, so we're going to be going to a random day. I can only go back so far on this time frame, but we'll go back and we'll do like a random March. Let's do this Thursday, why not? Why not? What we're going to do is I'm going to show you exactly how I'd mark up my draws on liquidity for this day. We'll do two examples, of course. Um we'll do two examples. So, for the first one, first things first is what I'm going to be doing is focusing on my London high right here. Boom. All right, so that's my London high. I'm going to mark that out. Down here, I'm going to mark my London low cuz you can see again from 2:00 a.m. right here until 8:00 a.m. right there. These are the highest and lowest prices. So, boom. London. Now, all I need to do is go to 7:00 p.m. just like this. I don't put these vertical lines here. I'm pretty quick when it comes to it. But, you can still do this. You can see, boom. All right, so those are about time based draws on liquidity from our current day. Then we have our previous New York low down here. And we have no previous New York high. You can see that it is actually taken. This is at 2:00 p.m. this high. Boom. It's taken. So, this is everything in perspective for our time based draws on liquidity. On the same time frame, I like to do all my time based draws like this. Most of my markings up on the 15-minute time frame. It's my preference, really. It's my preference. Um now, looking at the most recent candle, I like to look for 15-minute fair value gaps around this candle. Now, you can see I have none except over to the left here. We actually have one that we're just currently resting on. We're only just tapped into this now. We We just missed it with this London. All right? We just missed it with this London. We made equal lows with the start of the fair value gap in this London low. So, we ended up just taking out that London and that unfilled 15-minute fair value gap on this 9:15 candle. That means the stock exchange open is likely to play the reversal off that. So, that means what again is more appealing to the market. If I delete all the stuff that's irrelevant now, like this, all right? Even though I would say that's still relevant information cuz we only just took it. There's two draws to the upside. And And only one to the downside. So, price and the market likes to move to the side that has the most draws on liquidity because it's more appealing and it's more attractive for them. It's easy to trade that way. I might go up a time frame just to have a look at some unfilled value gaps as well. Oh, look at that. Boom. We're currently still creating this hourly unfilled value gap because this 9:00 a.m. candle doesn't close till 10:00, so I can't mark that out. All right, but I can mark this one out. Again, I'm going to label it. All right, 1-hour unfilled value gap. And you can have a look for any 4-hour unfilled, but because price is so, you know, kept together, we only have this one down here as well. All right, just like this. Okay? So, now that we have them all marked out, all I'm going to be doing now is going onto the 30-second time frame. Now, I'm just going to mark up and simulate this day just to just to show you. All right? If we're just playing price out, we only want to play reactions to these specific levels. So, for an example, you have this setup right here. This one just took out the hourly unfilled value gap. This goes for a 1:1, but this might not work for you. All right? Obviously, this hits 1:1, you did see there. This might not work for you though in terms of wanting to take this setup. However, you might want this setup. You can see price is in a bullish market movement. I don't worry that that price is inside the hourly unfilled value gap. I don't care at all. I only care trading towards these levels. I couldn't trade towards that level because we just took it out. But now that we're inside it, we're making bullish structure on the lower time frame, I can take my trade right here and I can go to the next time base draw on liquidity if I want to. Now, I was saying before there's two types of, you know, ways that you can obviously play this model. You can play this model by looking for, you know, 1:1 risk to rewards, which you'll see here. If I play at the next candle, my indicator recommends it, so 40:40. I've also educated people on this YouTube channel for free exactly how I place my stop losses and how I find them if you want to do that. Or you can play the discretionary portion where you're like, \"Hey, I'm going to just only take such and such trades a week, a month, and I'm just going to try try and like get really good trades like this, like 100-point moves.\" Like, what's this? 93 points? And just hold that thing all the way up until it hits right there. You can see there's another signal right there that actually would have worked 1:1 as well, um as it goes for London high. So, you can see 3:3 on the indicator today as well for 1:1s. But, in terms of discretionary, this one would have stopped you out trying to hold to London cuz it just took out a draw. This one didn't just take out a draw, and it's obviously going to London. So, this is exactly how you can play it. You can play it like this. This is an exact trade that I actually did take last Thursday. This made me This was the trade recap on my YouTube channel that made me about $94,000 in a single day as well. All done live, of course. Um and at this period of time, I had taken from This is last week. I remember, um Monday, Tuesday, I didn't trade. Wednesday, I got like 14-point win, which is like It was like a break-even win essentially for me. Um and then I got this massive monster trade that I actually lost another 11,000 Australian on Friday trying to take another setup. You know what I mean? So, overall, this was my winning setup right here on the week. I only had one of these, and this has netted me everything I need. But, this is exactly how you can play it from draw to draw. I don't need it or require it to, you know, give me a reversal from a specific area. If I see price is moving towards a draw liquidity, I want to trade towards it as well. All right. So, now jumping into the next day. This is actually the day before. I just thought, \"Why not?\" cuz it's close. We're going to start by going to find our London highs and lows. So, again, I'm going to just do this. I know it takes some time. You don't have to do it like this. Um but, boom. You can see this is the lowest price right here. Go on the low. You can pretty much count this as the session you if you want to do this. Personally, you can do this. But, I'm just going to choose this one uh specifically as my high, my London high. You can cut it off there. You can do it there if you want to. The reason why I'm not going to mark up the 8:00 a.m. candle specifically, right, is because it is the New York session at that very moment in time. This is actually the highest price truly in here because 8:00 a.m. actually opened up here and then it spawned up there. So, hopefully that makes sense, but if I was to go on like a 30-second time frame, you would not see this inside of our chart. You'd actually see this from 8:00 a.m. as it's getting to 8:15 a.m. So, that's well past our duration. But, if I mark up the start of a session like the 2:00 a.m., that's because the 2:00 a.m. opened and then closed closest to 2:15. Hopefully that makes sense, right? But, that is why I do that. So, this is actually the not the previous New York high in my drawing, London high. All right, the next thing we're going to do is we're going to find the Asia bomb right here. All right, Asia high. And this is actually the Asia low right here. All right, so again, 7:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. So, I'm going to mark that. 7:00 p.m. and we don't have to mark two. And then from there, previous New York session. Previous New York low. Again, I only trade between 9:30 10:15, that's why you only see blue there, but I go to I marked all 4:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. All right, you can see previous New York high gone. All right, so we actually have one, two, three on the downside and well, we've really got nothing on the upside. However, I know the situation looks appealing, but you also have to remember you can use resting draws on liquidity. So, this is what I want to use, all right? Resting draws on liquidity. So, let's go find 7:00 p.m. on this day, all right? 7:00 p.m. This is Asia high right here. Okay, boom. Asia high. London. London's definitely gone cuz London's all the way down here, 2:00 a.m. And then before that, we have the previous New York high right here. So, we actually have some resting draws on liquidity that price might be seeking. We did have an aggressive sell down here on the market. We made a move higher. New York session come and swept out London low, and then it's now starting to make higher prices. So, my belief is that we're not going to come down. We're still going to leave them there just in case. We never solidify a a bias or anything like that, but could be the potential that we could be using and now since we've mitigated this fair value gap, we could be using this to deliver higher. We do have a very very small 15-minute fair value gap right here. I am actually going to mark that out just because I want that um to be known for me. Just like that. Um again, I'm going to mark up all these draws to the right times. Now, I'm going to go scavenge the 1-hour time frame to see if there's any draws. Nope, there's only one down here, but we'll worry about that later when we pass all these other things. Um nothing on the left here above price. Nothing Yeah, we just mitigated 2-hour fair value gaps. What about the 4-hour? Don't go ahead and mark these 4-hours when the 6:00 a.m. is still developing cuz it goes 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. So, that 4-hour fair value gap is not officially set in stone until 10:00 a.m. actually opens, which is not open yet. So, other than that, no. We haven't got any. Right, let me just go back. I think I deleted a draw. Okay, no, we didn't. All right, so now I'll go 30-second time frame, and all I got to do is I just got to play price out. This is my session right here. Play price out. There it is. There's the set set up right there towards Asia high. I'm going to take that. That's my set up cuz my indicator's also calling it a fair value gap continuation with no FVG. I posted about that on my channel, I think like a couple videos ago. You can do the 1:1 or you can do the Asia high right here. The 1:1 ends up hitting. It comes back reversing probably at a break even. That's my suggestion that I always do. If we hit a 1:1, go break even if you are trying to hit the draws on liquidity. We turn around, and then we present a short set up that ends up hitting 1:1 as well. Yeah, so that's pretty much all I like to do. That's my pre-market draws on liquidity. Hopefully, that made a bit of sense. That is it for this video. That is all the relevant time-based draws on liquidity I focus on pre-market as well as unmitigated fair value gaps being a prominent draw. I do not target, as a reminder, do not target mitigated gaps as a draw, right? I only target unmitigated for value gaps as a draw. I like to target in continuation towards a draw before it gets hit because I don't like to predict or pray for a reversal. I like to be part of those who get the draw and don't have to worry about if it's going to reverse or not. So, that is all I have for you in this video. Again, like, subscribe so that way you don't miss the second time-based draw on liquidity video that I use for in-session liquidity. Other than that, I will see you all in the next one. 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Again, pro account $775. So, that's his first payout right there. We had someone make 8.7K, 880. Again, he even took more trades after he even said he was done for the day, 39, 27. So, he made like an extra $2,000 on that trading day right there. We had some more people take some setups here. 380. I took a couple withdrawals pre-session. Not really much to talk about there. Just standard stuff. What else we got? Um Other people making money, more people making money. More people These are e-vals though. But yeah, you get the point. We can keep scrolling all the way through the week, but I think you get the gist. We had some pretty good results. We had a ton of people pass their first accounts ever. We had a lot of people reach their first payout. We did end up having a student reach about $24,000 US just with Take Profit Trader on pro accounts within this week as well. So, super super insane. Again, remaining patient, but I'm going to show you the top five setups. I personally could not find a trade that I liked on Monday. There was higher timeframes like a 3-minute, but I wasn't taking that. Um nothing on a 30 or 1 that I was going to take. Uh I knew later in the week that we'd have some really really good price action. So, without further ado, let's just go straight into the first day, which is Tuesday. So, for those who don't know, I trade between 9:30 and 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. That's pretty much it. I've never really need more than 45 minutes. And if I've had to wait for more than 45 minutes, I just stop trading on the day anyway. But, yeah, this is the start of session, so anything you see in the grey uh grey zone, sorry, is what I've taken. So, uh Tuesday I actually lost. I actually lost on Tuesday. Uh I lost about 30 points on Tuesday. I actually ended up taking this sell right here. I did break one of my trading rules. Um personally, based off of my own data, I did end up breaking one of my own trading rules. Um so, that was completely fine why I lost, but I just lost this one immediately. Um Look, easily recoverable, but again, that's fine. That was my one loss. Um I did take another loss here on alternate accounts as well. All right, so those were my Take Profit Traders. And these were 20 Apex and three Funded Next accounts that I ended up losing on. This was a also a 30-point loss. And both of these trades were uh lost on live stream. However, that was not the trade of the day. The the trade of the day was uh this long that's about to occur. So, as you can see, what I did is I basically uh FOMO'd into this position um as well. So, we had three 30-second fair value gaps right here. But, I'm going to show you a trick real quick um when you have three 30-second fair value gaps or just any you know, three stacked gaps in general, one, two, and three. What I'm going to do is I'm going to line up grey zones all from each 30-second gap like this, right? And I'm going to measure them out. I'm going to extend them across. Now, what you have watch and pay attention to what grey zone ends up staying inside of a fair value gap, no matter the time frame I'm on. So, on the 30-second, they're all there. On the 1-minute, they're all there. On the 2-minute, this top one disappears. On the 3-minute, this bottom one disappears and there's nothing on the 5 minute yet. So, what this tells me is right there, there is going to be the majority of orders resting at that specific level. Obviously, the middle being a 50%, that's also perfect as well. Whether do you want to Fibonacci this as well from this swing to this swing, it roughly ends up being about 50%. Whatever you want to use, but that is the simple method that I understand. I don't even need to measure that up, flick flick through time frames or whatever. I just know. So, again, the trade of the day was actually staying patient and waiting for this one right here, which again, you can take that entry as soon as we get that close above. So, that's my model right there. As soon as we get a candle close above that previous candle high after tapping the fair value gap, that's exactly what I want to see. Now, you can go for a one to one R if you wish, right? You can go for about 40 points if you want. All right, one to one R, that's obviously going to hit. But, the trade of the day was actually targeting the unmitigated 15 minute fair value gap, just the first one, not the second one. I I can only guarantee really up to that first one. And if you want to hold further, you absolutely can. But, this one was like a 90 point delivery, um just being like a just over a one to two, straight clean run, uh straight to the upside. But, the reason why I choose to enter on those candle close above previous candle highs is cuz that's exactly when you know momentum is going to kick in. As soon as you entered here, you wouldn't know what's going to happen next. You would maybe see an inversion. You would just have a lot of psychological errors unless you're really really adamant in price going up. Just having that extra candle closure like that is just going to be that extra little bit of confirmation you need. And like I said, price ended up running straight towards that high. So, jumping into Wednesday now, I had a pretty long bias. I normally don't have biases at all, but it was pretty hard to not really be long biased because we did end up tapping this unfilled hourly, and then we went up straight to this intermediate high on the hourly time frame as well. That was kind of where we were going towards. Now, I know it cheats the process a little bit, you can kind of see it, but from that development, all I wanted to see was price hit that level and then show me a bullish for value gap continuation. And I got that. All right, right here as you can see, we ended up getting that push into the zone, right? Now, we did close past 50%. So, what I did is I didn't actually take this entry right here, although that would have been the entry of the day. I also didn't take it cuz we had two bearish unfilled uh for value gaps right here. I just didn't want to uh you know, take it into those just in case they did respect and end up inverting this gap. So, what I waited for was those to get mitigated, pushed back down. As as you can see, we had another opportunity here. I was just going to re-enter once we got a candle close above a previous candle high, but we ended up creating another gap, this one respecting the 50% value of that new gap, and then we get a candle close above this previous candle high. Right here, we ended up closing through the swing point as well, breaking structure. So, I took price right there, stop loss just below uh that swing low right there, that little one, and I basically targeted a um high up here. All right, you grouped up highs. One to one was the fixed level, but I ended up holding to this level only, right? Which we ended up hitting, but we should have targeted that hourly uh that unfilled hourly or was it intermediate? I think it was an intermediate uh hourly high, sorry. Um I forgot. But, I did not hold anything past that towards that level, but it ended up, you know, going all the way up to there. So, I'm not going to sit here and brag saying I caught 141 points. I didn't. All right, so, coming into Thursday, main bias on the day was going to be this unfilled 4-hour for value gap right here. All right? And then also this 6:00 a.m. low right here. Um you know, if we ended up shooting past this unfilled for value gap, but my main draw was this one, all right? Um I did not hold a trade to this level. I did end up holding a trade to this level, but I was pretty adamant on sells, and I'll show you why. So, the main reason why I wanted sells was because I'm a time-based draw on liquidity sort of person. I like to to those time-based draws on liquidity or unfilled fair value gaps. Now, if I get price closer to session, right? Let me just get it closer. Where we at? Eight. All this. And even even here, realistically speaking, we only have, right? The Asia low, which is really close to that unfilled 4-hour, and the London low available. We had no Asia high or no London high available. They're all taken out pre-market. So, what this told me is, well, as a time-based draw on liquidity, sort of person where I target those lows. With this displacement right here, it was only obvious to just try and find that sell opportunity. So, as soon as market was able to open, right? Even if I threw my fair value gap continuation there as well, we got a short signal straight off open to go lower. Now, I personally did not take that. I know a few people that did. We had a second short opportunity. I personally did not take that. I waited until this very last moment, as you can see, we're respecting this unfilled fair value gap. It's very tiny one, but it was getting respected, which made it obvious, right? And all we did was come back up into this level, and I took it here. Now, the reason I took this trade, right here, in in comparison to this one or this one, was this one didn't give me a good enough uh risk to reward to this key level. I didn't know if price was going to run lower to that other 6:00 a.m. low, but I wanted a good risk to reward, and personally that was not favorable for me, and I never enter on the first 30-second candle in a session. So, this one was a fair value gap continuation. We also inversed this fair value gap as well. So, it was a great mix all in all. Um ended up putting my TP down here just to hold through. I was fine to manage it there because it was a one-to-one, as you can see. 28, 28, almost like literally on the dot. I couldn't make this up from where the stop loss actually was based off the signal. And this one, it was literally perfect, and that's how mechanical and beautiful my model actually is. And you can obviously hold down to this level, and I did. So, that was where the take profit signal told me to go to, and that's where I did it. So, Friday the 7th of November, but largest trading day my last largest trading day ever was August 1st, also on a Friday. Now, this one was very, very easy. Very easy. I know some people wanted long, especially in the live stream. Some people actually wanted longs, but it was very, very clear to go sell side. So, as you can see, we had this large imbalance right here with price. We completely inverse that. Now, the most important thing to actually pay attention to here is look at Tuesday. Tuesday went into the gap, then look at Wednesday. Wednesday failed to get out of the gap, right, after almost filling the entire range. Then Thursday ended up closing through it. So, this means Friday was likely going to continue a lot lower. So, all I wanted to do was just target this next daily low. That was my overall goal on the day was to get to that next daily low, which was right here. Simple as that. So, all I did was on the 32nd time frame, again, I just wait for my continuation base model. As soon as price is able to get into the trading day, let me just uh you know, get us closer to the actual trading day because we are very far away. Uh we're only at 2:00 a.m. in London. Give me a sec. Where are we? 6:00 a.m. You can see that we're drawing closer and closer as we're getting closer to session, right? 9:00 and let's have a look. We'll be 9:15. Okay, I'm happy to go here. So, you can see that we're very, very close to that red line coming into the trading day right here. Again, mean draw based on a higher time frame motive. All I had to do was just witness price display slower. And lower. Then it created a bearish fair value gap, just like this. Price came into the bearish fair value gap. Then we had that previous candle right here. And guess what? We end up closing through the bearish candle like that. It can be bearish or bullish, it doesn't really matter what candle color it is. Signaled as well from the indicator right there and right there. Now, for the naked chart experience, the clean experience, I turned the TP and stop loss off as well, just so um it doesn't really kind of like show on the screen. It just makes it look funny. I just want to show you like what it looks like nice and clean. And I end holding this trade. Okay, maybe I didn't turn it off. Maybe I just left it on. I thought I turned it off. Apparently, I didn't. Anyways, let me show you. This is what it would have been. It would have been a 40-point stop loss with a 40-point take profit for a one to one, but I ended up holding. I didn't hold 117 points. I held like 104 75 cuz I ended up trailing and getting stopped on this bullish candle right here. But I was I had a tight stop as I was trailing it down. That's why I got stopped, by the way, if you're wondering. All right, but I was happy with that. Basically, right there we ended up displacing a lot lower. We did have some short signals that eventually failed, but that was something that would just be considered over trading at that point because if you missed this a 100-point sell, I don't know what you're doing. But anyways, that was my single largest trading day ever. If you want to watch me trade live as well where you can actually take these trades with me. I call out every single one, so you can follow along. Make sure you're learning it at the same time. Just don't signal bot me, please. All right, obviously you will have a good experience, but if you learn the model, it'll be a lot better. If you want to join that premium community and you want to get my indicator, all right, hit the link down below. It'll take you to where you need to go. And that was it for this video. If you enjoyed, like the video. Like I said, comment your thoughts on maybe how your trading week went. Subscribe for more content. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 09:54 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "I honestly think if I had a dollar for every time that someone asked me, \"Riley, how do I find the correct draw on liquidity? How do you always know which one it's going to target? And how do you know which one it's going to reverse off?\" I wouldn't have to trade anymore. Now, since the sun is actually going down pretty fast behind me, I'm going to make this video relatively quick. I'm going to give you everything that you actually need to understand how to know which draw on liquidity to actually target and or see a reversal from. So, without wasting any more time, let's just get straight into it. So, before we get into any type of breakdown, we must first understand what makes a high probability draw on liquidity to target and or find reversals off. The first thing that we have to understand is that when I view a liquidity point, I don't view it as liquidity as, \"Oh, it's the nearest one.\" Or, \"This is a good distance. Let me target this.\" Or, \"This has good risk-to-reward.\" I look at draws on liquidity as requirements. So, when I use the draw on liquidity concept, I typically use time-based draws on liquidity. I have two other videos uh here on my channel that cover on liquidity I actually focus on when it comes to pre-market and after market opens. So, an in-session draws on liquidity target. These are all statistically proven by me. We go like 7 8 years worth back on the statistical data to prove that these are very consistent day in, day out targets. That's what I like, so it's repetitive and it's not really discretionary. So, I do like these draws on liquidity. These time-based draws is are basically London highs and lows, Asia highs and lows, previous day highs and lows, anything that is formatted within time. So, for example, the 9:30 candle high or low, the first 1-minute, only occurs once that first 1-minute candle at market open is completed. For example, London highs and lows is only created when London session is actually open up until the close. So, these are type of things that are time-based draws on liquidity. This is what I view as required draws on liquidity when it comes to having the most orders, especially coming from an order flow strategy. I used to trade order flow previously. I've now sort of integrated that with some ICT. It's kind of formulated this now strategy. So, to understand how to actually look at required draws on liquidity, if you first understand what draws that I actually look for, I'll have two links in the description that link you to my other two YouTube videos here on my channel that cover what draws I focus on. But, let's imagine that they're in the market, right? Now, once you've watched those videos, if you want to come back, you can do that. But, again, we're just going to represent this as a London high or low, for example. So, for example, a required draw on liquidity to me is, let's say we're absolutely knifing down like this. If I can't find any fair value gap continuation in the movement down, since I do want to trade continuation, but it just doesn't follow my plan to actually execute an entry, I will not obviously force anything upon that, even though I know where price is likely going to go, right? And based off experience, I'm able to tell, \"Hey, it's probably going to go to this level.\" You will too gain that experience when you realize that, \"Hey, unless price is obviously just going to randomly reverse cuz of some economic catalyst that happens from a random Trump's talk or speech, then it's just really realistically going to go down.\" So, in the way that I view it, and you can gain experience on this as well in live market, is as price is falling and I can't find an entry to an obvious draw on liquidity, let's just say this is London low, for example, right? I'll mark it as that. Then, I know if I want to try and find any type of movement, price is maybe a little overextended to the downside, then I'm going to look at London as a potential required low. So, a required low to me is, \"Hey, we need this low because there is resting, pending, or open orders underneath this level, right? That generate and add liquidity until we can obviously find that momentum up.\" So, I'm typically looking at the market around this point, since it's nearing that next time-based draw on liquidity, not just any random high or low in the market. I'm simply going, \"Hey, this London low is a potential required London uh sorry, liquidity sweep in order to send price higher.\" So, if we sweep out this London, I don't go, \"Yes, this is where we reverse.\" I simply just look at the change in movement, the change in structure, higher highs, higher lows. It could be inversions, it could be any type of confirmation that really verifies your reversal if you want to use any of those stuff. You could have other things. I simply just base it off order flow, simple order flow that indicates, you know, bullish structure. So, once we hit this level, I go, \"Hey, let's see if we can confirm that with bullish structure.\" And once I can start, you know, sort of see a sign of that, maybe just like, for example, we make a high and then we make a higher low and confirm it with a new higher high, something as simple as that, then I know that, \"Hey, that was the required low. That's what's going to send price now to go to the upside and I can look for targets in this leg down or potentially even higher.\" So, to me, that's how I understand a required low is. If I can't join the momentum and I can't join who's in control as it's knifing down, even though it's extremely obviously bearish, then I will simply just wait until it hits the draw. Now, a required low is you might have a stacked scenario as well. And this can work in accordance with the exact same thing. So, if you have potentially an Asia low right underneath it and price is obviously knifing down, you can't get in, we hit the London, we get a move higher, but then it simply just falls later like this, then you know that this was a weak level, all right? And we require something else. We require an Asia low. With my system, since it is a heavy confirmation system, you enter on the most perfect confirmation you can ever get from simple price action. It is very hard to actually really get into these false moves in general, which is why I like it. It is so simplified. So, if I know that, \"Hey, we've, you know, struggled to go up here and we're simply just continuously making new lows we just had a short-term retracement then I look at the next time based on liquidity and go hey Asia low is a requirement. You know, the next one might be like over 200 points away. That makes a very high likeliness to hey let me wait for Asia and then I'll join the reversal. So that's simply if I can't find any movement down that I will typically recognize these draws as required lows in order to actually try and find a reversal since price might be overextended or I just can't find an entry point. An example of this would be on this session right here. So if I go on to the 30-second time frame right here. This is the 27th of May. If I go on to just like the 30-second time frame which is kind of my primary entry time frame 30-second and 1 minute. I'm simply looking at this price like hey, you know, we've been pretty bearish as of recently. I might jump on like the 4-hour real quick or I might jump on like the hourly time frame and try and find any time any type of draws realistically if I can. So for example I might be able to look at this low for example and mark this out okay that got hit. I might be able to look at this example right here and look at an opening range low target right as for example or this one okay. So this one's going to be 6:00 a.m. low so it is a 4-hour candle low. All right the 6:00 a.m. So this is the draw. So you can see that price is this is for this sake right. Again, I cover that in the videos in the description if you want to watch them here on YouTube. So price obviously aggressively sells down but it's really not finding the same similar structure or at least extension in price as it is to the downside. You can see that we've only gone really a limited amount of movement compared to this large movement here. So when I look at this I go hey price is really struggling but I really want to target the 6:00 a.m. low cuz I mean price is just overall bearish. So what I do is I can also base it on time. So simply when price is just bullshitting around and it's simply just going up, it's simply going down, up, down, and it just looks like it's creating a lot of structure on the lower time frame. I look at other draws through I look at required draws, in this case would be a unmitigated fair value gap on the 15-minute time frame. This is simply just a higher time frame fair value gap. I've chose the 15, you could narrow it down from all my time frames up here. I'm simply waiting for price to hit this, and then that would let me know if we get that reversal now towards that 6:00 a.m. That was a required low or sorry, high. So, in this case scenario, it actually is. This would be a required high. I've measured out this 15-minute fair value gap. This is a required draw on liquidity in my books because price is not going lower. And so, we need to encourage or see price get encouraged to move lower. We don't want to just randomly jump in. We simply just go, \"Hey, price goes and grabs this.\" So, for example, All right, if I just simply pre um play price out. So, that 15-minute fair value gap is set. So, the new 15-minute candle was opened right here at 10:00 a.m. So, that's the new one. So, the first 15-minute candle is 9:30, the second was 9:45 to 10:00. That was the next 15-minute candle. That created and finished the gap. And now 10:00 a.m. onwards till the next zone, which is or potential required draw on liquidity. From there, we could look at previous levels like this over to the left. I mean, this is a little bit of a real low time uh time frame for that. We could look at something like even uh a 1-minute on a lower time frame execution, right? And simply just wait for price to produce a fair value gap continuation. That is simply coming to a fair value gap. Get a candle close past previous candle low. So, this is the most previous candle. We just want to see a candle close past that. All right, now we can move it to the next candlestick, just like that. We can even turn my indicator on to help with this as well. So, it can double confirm um give us confirmation. So, the next one right there. Oh, so there we go. So, this right here closed past the previous candle low, as you can see. It has given us a sell signal right there after now hitting a required draw. In this case, you don't know if it's a required draw. You simply just wait for the reactions off these levels, but you really want to stay out of the market if it's consolidating and it can't find movement or direction until it hits these levels. That level of patient will carry a very long way for you, especially in the long run in terms of profitability. So, you can simply enter there. You could find lower time frame entries. I mean, 80 points stop, and you can simply target the 6:00 a.m. low like that. Now, obviously, volume on this day was quite impactful. We did have earlier setups anyway, like this 1-minute over here and stuff. And a 30-second up here. So, where was the 30-second up there? Yeah, there. So, these two. So, you would've been well done for the day, but I'm just showing you this example. You could see that that 6:00 a.m. low was set. We had a couple bullish signals here, but we're really struggling. We simply just could not move higher. Once new time entered, we come into that required draw, which is that 15-minute. Again, you don't know it's a required draw. You just have to assume, \"Hey, I'm waiting for this. That's my requirement.\" And then price goes down. That's why I find the best draws on liquidity cuz I I reason this with, \"Hey, we need this to do this.\" Right? That is the best thing to remember. We need this to do this, or we need to go there to now go there. Right? And that's the best way to think. So, you can simply just enter your position there. All right, you could put your stop above the highs. You can target this down here, whatever you wish, and simply just let it play out. And a couple more signals along the way. This one was a much better position. And again, there you go. It It hits the level. So, you can see that it really just couldn't do anything. And then the moment it hit that gray zone right here, that's when we can get actionable and start going on the lower timeframe and stuff and start finding these lower timeframe entry positions to join the higher timeframe movement. So, that is simply how I understand draws on liquidity, how I find the higher probability draws on liquidity. I think simply we need this to do this, or we need to go there before we go there. As long as you keep thinking like that, especially with the draws on liquidity that I show here on this YouTube channel, then you'll have an easier time trading and knowing the direction of the market. You'll know who's in control and how to trade with them. So, that has been it for this video. The sun is officially down. What a beautiful sunset. What a way to finish this video. Didn't take me long at all. Hopefully, you enjoyed it. 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I'm only 22 years old and I've been able to take a lot of things off my bucket list and even cherish the small things like buying an iPhone outright, which I've never been able to do. buy a full cart of groceries or walk into a store confidently knowing that I don't have to ask people to send me money or even check my bank account to make sure I can even afford being in the store to leveling up and experience some things that I never really thought I would do at 22 like living in a waterfront home. Um, I've never lived in a two-story home that's on the water before. I own my dream car which is my Mercedes E63 S AMG. And these are some of the things like even flying business class I've never been able to do. And by the way, my E63S is getting wrapped at the moment. So stay tuned for that video cuz I'm going to post it here on this channel once it's done. But yeah, these are the some of the things that I've always wanted to accomplish. I didn't really care for the Lambos or the high life or anything of that scenario. I just wanted to be able to live comfortably and that's what trading and this system actually has done for me. So that's what I'm going to give you. Without further ado, let's just jump straight into it and start getting into the step-by-step breakdowns. Now for step number one, I think it's pretty important that we just master one pair only. Now, these are two pairs that I actively trade right now and both work really, really well. Now, ZHAUSD or GC futures goes better for London session and the NAS 100 or ENQ futures goes better for the New York session. So, whatever is based in your time zone that suits you more often, just choose one of those. And then next, you're going to want to master one time period. So, if you're trading ENQ futures in New York, I like to trade 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Sometimes I don't push it that much. It's mostly 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. So, only 45 minutes because I'm usually done for the day before 11 even hits, but you can extend it up to that point if you want. And the reason that I'm saying these times and 2 2 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. to Eastern Standard Time for Zho USD or GC futures is cuz this is a time period that you want to collect data on. If you just go, I want to trade NAS, you know, or ENQ futures in Asia, you truly don't know if a model works in those conditions. You have to understand where your model thrives. Is it more reluctant on having with volume? Like do you need volume or do you not need volume or you know what sort sort of conditions is your model best in? Now I like it best in scenarios where it trends and I found that GC futures trends the best during this 3-hour period of time and NAS can obviously have good trends during this period of time as well with a lot of volume and manipulation that is easy to read. Now, I've stuck with NAS for the last 10 months in terms of consistently being profitable for 10 months in a row with ENQ futures, but I've been trading this pair for a long time. So, my screen time with it is good, but my screen time in terms of profitability is 10 months. Now, I know that's probably like a little discouraging cuz most people say they trade this for years. You don't need years to actually make money trading. It's more of a mental game, psychological game, and it can all be wiped away. You know, all those psychological issues and everything can be wiped away with data. And that's what data has been able to show me. So, I've been able to be profitable in the last 10 months and being consistently profitable for 10 months in a row, even after struggling for 2 years. So, for step number two, I'm going to be breaking down market conditions in a simple way that you should be able to understand why it's important that you know what market conditions your model thrives in. So, since I'm breaking down my FEGC model, right, I'm going to show you what market conditions my model thrives in so that when you go to apply into trading, you know what days to look for and what days to not trade on. So, one of the things that, you know, is a trap in the prop firm industry, especially for futures, since I'm breaking down ENQ futures in this video, is most people would buy prop firms that require minimum days for either passing the account or withdrawing a payout. And most people would try and obtain this in literally a straight day period. So, if it's a fiveday to payout, that everyone wants to do it from Monday to Friday and squeeze it into that day so they can get paid out every single week. and they do all these numbers in their head where they can try and make 5, 10, 15k if they just got to pay out every single week. And prop firms that do this are like Apex, Topstep, Traderify, all the pretty much every prop firm in the industry except for one, which I'll break down in a second. And one of the biggest issues with that is it's super difficult to be consistent on NASDAQ or on any pair for 5 days straight, for eight days straight. You have to give up some trading days, not for just losses, but give up trading days where you're not in the market or you're not looking for trades because it doesn't match the conditions that your model thrives in. So, a lot of people would trade in a low volume. That is completely wrong. I wouldn't recommend trading in a zero to 100 point range. And I'll show you how to do this later, how to figure it out if you're not sure. Um, medium volume is okay. it can be pretty good especially since you're wanting to tra take bigger moves if you're looking for 20 30 points or or maybe 40 points right to do that in a zero to 100 point range is very difficult to 150 it's pretty doable so I would kind of allow medium volume you know conditions but if you can identify when high volume and extremely high volume in the market those are going to be the best days where you get 100 to 150 to 200 point range moves or 200 plus point range moves and it's very obtainable to get 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 plus points in that session without having to bottom tick or top tick the entire range. So that's why it's pretty important. And one of those days where you can identify low volume is days without news. So a couple things that I like to trade in, I like to trade in when there's pretty much in the weeks with high impact news like NFP, FMC, ECPI, right? Those are the type of weeks that I like to trade in because there's high volume in those weeks. All right? I don't even like trading the last week, right, of every month. Now, don't get me wrong, you can if you understand how to collect data around news, but I typically like trading on days with news. Days without news don't really have a lot of volume in the market, but days with news, there is a lot of volume in the market. Now, if we have pre-market news and we have no news in session or PM, then that's usually a better day to trade. If we have insession news, it can be a little bit risky, but it is a right, you know, day to trade, right? Probably for the prior to news, some are prior, some you have to wait till after. I recommend collecting data on that. All right? And obviously when you have just PM session news, you have news later on. So the AM session might be a little bit manipulative, but this is why, you know, data is important. I teach all this inside of my private community. So if you want to learn that, you know where to go. So, I'm actually going to show you now two simple patterns that I use in the mock every day that I would recommend you starting out with. I've shown these patterns here on this channel before. I'm going to show you the first one and then break down the second one and both their mechanical rules so that you can obviously understand it to the best of your ability. And these are pretty important because again for this setup to actually work you need to understand the rules because one simple mechanical rule fault that you don't apply can actually be the difference between a low probability setup and a high probability setup. Okay? It can be the difference of you winning or losing. So the first one I'm going to show you is a F value gap continuation where there's no obstruction FG between the swing point and the retracement. So what you can see on the screen is we kind of have a bullish setup forming. So we have a bullish move towards the upside. This has left a bullish fair value gap right here, which is this gray zone that I've marked out. You can see when price went up first. Okay, you're going always left to right, reading left to right. So you go up first. You can see that price made this. This is the highest known price right here. We then sold down, right? Retracing into this bullish Feb gap. From there, this is the lowest known price, right, of that retracement low. Okay? So, when prices retraced, that was the lowest price it ever went to before price then closed above the previous candle's high, which you can see right here. So, that's very, very crucial. Okay? If you get a closure above the previous candle high, that candle closure right here is exactly where you're entering. not before, not too late after. Once it closes, that's when you can execute your position. So, you really want to make sure that you understand that the entry candle actually holds a lot of criteria to make your trade high probability. There's a couple things that you must know. First, when we do get this retracement into this F value gap, you can't have a candle close below this FV value gap at all because that would be an inversion for value gap. And we are not trading a reversal model. We are trading a continuation model. So when price has made this indication to go higher, we want to anticipate price to go higher as well. Now you can't just enter blindly on a fair value gap retracement because price might just end up going lower and not might even print this bullish candle. And even this bullish candle is still sometimes not enough to actually execute a buy position. It's the candle closure above the previous candle high that tells you and indicates this is your setup. You're ready to go. we're ready to buy and we've got enough buying volume in the market to at least go to this swing point and towards our direction. So, it's very important that for a fair value gap continuation with no FG, right, when you have that swing point that you are looking from the highest swing point to the lowest right here of that retracement low that there's no bearish fair value gap at all obstructing you to at least get to that swing point. Right? That is exactly what my fair value gap continuation with no obstruction FG actually is when we have no gaps whatsoever created in this range. All you need then is price to respect that gap without any closures below and price to close above. Now there's a couple other rules that's pretty important with this that you must know is when we do create a candle closure before the candle closes we cannot expect price to close up above this like this. So, we don't want price to push above this level, come back down underneath this level and close and leaving that wick there. That is a liquidity sweep of that swing point. That's actually a low probability setup and price is more inclined to just turn around from that point onwards. Right? You also don't want price to do this. You don't want it to make an equal high with the swing point before closing. That is the worst set setup you can actually take. And I've explained these rules before on this channel, but I think it's important that we reiterate these rules for everyone that doesn't know my FBGC model. Now, that is literally it. You'll have something that kind of looks like this, right? Once you get that, you can execute your trade there. But now, it's all about the stop- loss. The stop-loss position that I would recommend, there's two points. There's the retracement low and then there's the F value price is delivering off. You are going to choose the lowest option and put your stop loss underneath that level. I personally don't like to run stop losses more than about 40 points. And if I have to put my stop loss under here and it's more than 40 points wide, I will then choose the second option right here, which is the second lowest, which is the retracement low. Now, there's a key point with this. If I was to put my stop loss underneath here and it's not on a fivepoint increment, such as 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40, I will round it up to the nearest. So, if this is 33 points here, my stop loss underneath this low, I will round up to 35. All right? If it's 33 underneath this, I will round up to 35. And this extends the stop loss a little bit more and gives it a little bit more of a breathing room in case price was to slightly wick under and then reverse from there. Now, the second entry model isn't actually too far off what we were already doing, but it's a different type of closure that you have to look out for. And the different type of closure that you're looking out for primarily is not to obviously close around this area and not really close past the swing point over here. Obviously, you don't want for a fair value continuation with no obstruction what I just showed you before. You really don't want any interaction with the swing high that it made. But for this pattern, we actually want price to break structure to the upside and close through this swing point right here. We don't want something like this. Like I showed you before, we don't want price to close underneath and give that little wick above like that. Even though it pushed above, we're not still entering until the price actually closes. Now, we want the swing point to be through the body of the candle. Exactly like this. That's it. You don't want to see any candle at all interact with the swing point before this one. It should just be the swing point and the candle that closes through it. No other candle to interact with the swing point at all. All right, we still got the closure above that previous candle high. That's a horrible line that I've drawn there. And we still obviously respected the gap. We're still utilizing the same points for the stop-loss position, which is again these two right here. Choosing the lowest option if you're looking at a bearish setup, choosing the highest option. And then you're ready to go. You can literally just enter that candle right there. Stop loss below this level or this level. And you're simply just going to target a one:1 risk-to-reward for both setups that I've shown you. So now we can get into a couple of chart examples. Now, as I was mentioning before, we want to try and stay on days that have high volume. Okay? We don't want to trade on days that have a low volume range. And what I mean by that and how to do that is I'll grab a price tool like this. So I'll grab a price range tool right here. Just going to move this up here. And I will measure from the lowest point to the highest point between 9:30 and 10:15. Okay? You can do this on any time frame that represents that. I just do it on the 15. So, I'd marked the low of the 930 50-minute candle to the high. And you can see this is a 219 point day. After a time of back testing and understanding this, you'll start to notice what a high probability day actually looks like. All right, by measuring out individual candle sizes as well. And you'll be able to spot what a high volume day actually looks like. And some of that actually kind of looks like what we'd normally look for, which is price aggressively trending in one direction or moving to key levels. and price aggressively moving to key levels like that. Whilst each candle is even on I'm on the 30 second time frame right here. We have a 28.5 point candle. We have another small one that's only, you know, 14.5 points. This is good volume. If you're having consistent 30-cond candles that are less than about 10 points or 15 points, price might be on a little bit of a lower side. So, if you're on the one minute, you really don't want price to be anywhere below 15 points at all per one minute candle. Right? You can obviously you don't have to measure out every single one individually, but you'll start to catch an eye for what actually is high volume by aggressively seeing what happens like this where we aggressively sell towards a key level. If off the f first 5 minutes, for an example, we are just consistently ranging, that's usually a sign of a low volume. So now let's jump into a couple trade examples. So the first example that I'm going to show you here is a Feb continuation with no obstruction FG. So this actually occurred on the 22nd of Monday. Um, I'm going to be on the twominut time frame for this one actually, uh, because that is where the setup was presented. Usually I'm about a 30 second one minute trader, but 2 minute I will allow sometimes as well. Um, and sometimes even 3 minutes. So, you can see that price obviously has pretty good volume overall. Um, you know, initially moving in towards one direction, it's left behind a FA gap already. Um, and all I want to do now is pull back into this zone and give me that candle closure. So this right here is our swing point. This is our highest known price at 9:32 right here. You can see I marked it out and price is now visiting this gap. Now we never get a candle close above any of these. So we can't actually execute a long which is a great thing why you wouldn't enter blindly in here just in case this done does actually run through. But these are our two most highest options. They are equal highs at the moment. And you can see that so far we are retracing lower. Now every time I had price had obviously come into this gap continuously I would continue to mark out every previous candle high. Now this is my most previous candle. If I play the next one out you can see that we actually get that closure above whilst always respecting this gap. We can push through that. That's completely fine as long as we don't have any body closures underneath this fair value gap. Then we are fine to obviously accept that this fair value gap is still getting respected. Now this is the highest price and this is the lowest price. So this is the lowest price of the the retracement low and this is the swing high. You will making sure there's no bearish FGS on the time frame that you're looking for, right? Obstructing you from where you closed to that uh swing point. And you can see that we don't actually have any. So we can enter our trade there. Our stop loss will go below the lowest position. Now 22.5 is actually underneath this swing point. So we round up to the next fivepoint increment. 25 points. You can see right there. And all I'm going to do is I'm just going to simply one to one risk-to-reward this. You could even try and one to two it if you really want to zoom out a bit here. And let's play this trade out and just see what happens. So just like that right on we only took really not too long, couple minutes, 10 minutes and we hit a one. And again you probably could have gone for a little bit more. You could have done what you needed to do. You know overall it's a great easy setup. But we basically caught low of day there in terms of the AM session. And uh that to me is a beautiful feedback gap continuation with no obstruction FG. Jumping into our second example, this is going to be the Fed bag gap continuation with that break of structure. So you can see I'm doing the same time. I'm now on the 1 minute time frame and I'm looking at 9:30 a.m. to in between 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, right? And this is my preferred time to trade NASDAQ E- Mini Futures. The other pair was also NASDAQ E- Mini Futures. And all I'm going to do now is you can see that price has made a very good indication of many Febians being created. So I'm just going to wait till price decides it wants to pull up into one of them because we do have a few. So we inverse the first one. So we can't use that. But we can use the second one which is currently getting respected. So with that retracement, I can see that price is no longer aggressively selling downwards. So then I can mark out my swing point like this. And all I'm going to do is mark out each swing low or sorry the candle low after price has retraced into that FEG. So I now can move it up to this one and right there. So we actually get a closure below the previous candle low and we closed through the swing point. So all I'm going to do now is that follows the rules. I'm going to enter that trade on the closure. Put my stop loss at the highest option which is 36.25. So I'm going to round up to 40 points like that. And I'm going to zoom out a little bit. And I I'm going to do is target a one one risk-to-reward just like this. And all I'm going to do is now play price out. And exactly like that, price hits one one 40 points up. So on that note, that is all I have for you in today's video. If you enjoyed today's video, you love the information that was applied and maybe you like trading the strategy. All right, join the Discord. It's completely free. Otherwise, you can join my private side where you learn a lot more about this model and watch me trade live every single day. 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So, before we get into the breakdown, I want to show you guys that this actually works. I take this setup live on stream every single day. It presents itself pretty much every single day and it's so obvious and easy to spot that when it comes on the screen, you won't be able to miss it. All right, so this is the trade we caught today. Again, I caught this live on stream in front of a ton of people that caught this trade as well. You can see that we're just absolutely rinsing the markets using this system and we'll continue to do so. So, it's very important that you stick to the end of the video so you don't miss any key detail because if you do miss a detail, you may not be able to apply the whole system correctly to making that first 10K per month or passing that first funded or whatever the case may be. All right, so let's just dive straight into it. Step number one, we're going to be looking at the strategy outline. So, what is the strategy? Well, we're going to be using for value gaps on the 1 minute time frame and the 30-cond. If you have not been trading for a long period of time, I do not recommend the 30-cond time frame. is a little bit more advanced and I recommend just trading the 1 minute. If you're not comfortable on the 1 minute, you reckon that's too fast, I wouldn't go down to the 30cond, but the 30 second does present more opportunities for trades, at least a trade every single day. We're going to be taking rebalances of fair value gaps, okay? Not when they get inversed or anything else. We're going to be trading when they get rebalanced. All right. But my simple trick, the trick that pretty much makes the strategy is my specific confirmation. Something that I must look for and see every single time before I even take a trade. Next, which we'll get into later, by the way. Next is the outline. All right, we're going to be trading this on either ENQ or ES futures. Now, for this exact breakdown, I'm going to be trading on ENQ because obviously that is the pair I trade and I trade live on stream every single day. But this does work for ES. All right, we're going to be trading between the times 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 Eastern Standard Time. You're going to pretty much find a trade, you know, way before then. Probably that's a 2-hour period. You're going to find a trade, right? If you don't find a trade, then it's not meant to be. You just move on to the next trading day. All right? If you have news at 9:45, you're going to be not trading until 10:00 a.m. If you have news at 10:00 a.m., like red folder or orange folder, all right, no trades until 10:15 a.m. And if you have news at 9:45 and 10:00 a.m., no trades until 10:15. Step number two, we're going to be breaking down the prop firm approach. This is the most overlooked step and it's probably the most important. So, per trade outline, we're going to be looking for either 20 to 40 point stop losses. I go up in 10 point increments, which means you can do 20, 30, or 40. No bigger than that. All right. Again, we're take profits 20, 30, 40. All right. The reason we're doing this is because we're prioritizing base hits. We want no more than a one to two or a one one. Reason why is because these two right here have the highest success rate, highest win rate, and highest probability to hit every single day. While these other ones don't have that consistency, and when we're trading with prop firms, you need to be able to be consistent. And that's what they look for. They look for consistently profitable traders. You don't want to be making thousands and thousands of dollars because these prop firms have consistency rules that keep you within a parameter that you need to you be within. But if you focus on one to ones, one to twos and slowly grow over time, you're going to be rinsing these firms, especially since most of them have minimum trading days or minimum required winning days in order to request payouts. So, we're going to be focusing on one and one to two. Now, realistically, you need a 50% win rate to obviously have a profitable 1:2 strategy and a 60% plus win rate to be profitable with a 1:1. So, that means if we're targeting with a 20 point stop-loss, we're going to be either focusing on a 20 point takeprofit for a 1:1 or a 40point take-profit. Again, this is systematically for ENQ as well. This going to give you the cleanest price action, cleanest movement to these take profits before they start to reverse, hesitate, do whatever. All right, 40 point stop losses are pretty much for days that have a lot of volume like the tariff news that have been going on recently. Um or if the fair value gap is a you know bigger size then obviously you know having a larger stop loss 30 or 40 is going to be necessary. But in that case if we're going for a you know 30 point stop loss we have to go for a 30 point take profit right? And if we're going for a 40 point um stop loss we have to go for a 40 point take profit. Again, if the volatility is like that, same thing where you know you need 30 and 30, you can go for 60 or 30, you know, 1 one or double. Same with 40, you can go for 40 or 80, you know, 1 one or a double. But most of the time when, you know, volume is pretty relative to, you know, what it's starting to slow down to pre-tariff news, 20 points, 20 points is pretty much all you need. Max 40 points per trade. So, step number three, we're going to be looking at the prop firm risk plan. All right. So whether you're on evaluation or funded, these are the approaches I would take. If I was on the evaluation stage, me personally, I'm trying to take the aggressive trade, which is 400 to 800 per trade. That's probably a bit too aggressive for beginners or especially if you're just learning with this model. So I recommend starting out with the conservative, which is $200 to $400 per trade. That's going to build your intuition and pretty much you, you know, have that correct mindset of building consistency early on in the evaluation stage while you're just testing it out. And then obviously once you get deeper into using the strategy and it starts to work more in your favor, which it will, you can go to the aggressive approach to get to that funded stage quicker. Now, if you're in the funded stage, I'd recommend the conservative approach. No matter what what I say to people when they're in the funded stage, right, you want to speed up evaluation. You want to slow down funded. You really don't want to rush the process because most of these firms again require minimum trading days. So why rush it? Okay, why have more chance to blow a funded account? So, I'd recommend 200 to 300 per trade. But again, the aggressive approach is there for either $400 to $500. This going to be 1% right here. The reason I say 400 or 500 for more an aggressive approach is for firms that have, you know, buffer requirements. So, certain firms like uh futures firms like Apex have a buffer requirement and take profit trader. And then the firms that don't have an aggressive approach where really all you need is a conservative approach is like my funded future starter plans on 50ks. All right, this is all going to be relative to a 50k funded account. Okay, obviously you can do the math in like percentage wise of account balance to any other account size. But again, the firms that I use at my fun futures, Apex and Tape Rocket Trader. For step number four, we're going to be breaking down fair value gaps. If you already know what a fair value gap is, you can skip this part to step number five. But if you don't know what a fair value gap is, stick around for a bit while I just explain it. So a fair value gap is made up in a three candle formation. Takes three candles every single time. Not two, not four, but three. You're going to measure a fair value gap by measuring the first candle's high and the third candle's low for a bullish fair value gap. A bullish fair value gap is when price is appreciating and then leaves an imbalance or a fair value gap as people know it. A fair value gap is measured between the distance of these two lines. So if the third candle's low and the first candle's high does not meet or overlap like they do over here, you can see they meet and overlap right here, then that is going to be your fair value gap. Sorry, it's going to be just pure candlestick body. What this means is during this time period, let's say this candle right here is a one minute candlestick. During this one minute time period that this candle was forming, there were more buyers and then sellers. Okay, more buy orders than sell orders. And this increases the price, increases the appreciation of, you know, the stock, let's just say NASDAQ. All right, so it creates an imbalance. There's not a balance between sellers and buyers. So what price needs to do is it needs to come back down into this imbalance, fill this imbalance or this fair value gap and then trade away. All right, this allows sellers to come back in the market as it sells back down and rebalances that area. Same with here. If you don't have a fair value gap on this example, then price does not need to come back down here and rebalance. This is a bearish fair value gap. A way to mark out a bearish fair value gap is by marking out the first candle's low and the third candle's high. And then this range right here is going to be your fair value gap or inefficiency or imbalance. All right, again it's only sell orders in here. More selling pressure than buying pressure. So price needs to buy back up, rebalance this entire area and then there you go, come back down. Now an example of a non- bearish for value gap again when the first candle's low and third candle's high, meet or overlap. You can see there's no gap there and price doesn't need to come back to continue to fall. And lastly for step number five, the confirmation. This is the special key that I like to use in order to have a very high accuracy in these trades, right? Something that gives pretty much the biggest increase in your win rate or your success rate when you're taking these positions, right? And all we're going to be looking for is candle closures above previous candle highs and candle closures above previous candle lows. All we want to see is when price has filled that imbalance, which let's just say is in this area right here, right? that the next candle or any candle after which all right closes above the previous candle high. In this example right here, let's just say the fair value gap was here. We've rebalanced it. We want the next candle to body close below that previous candle low after filling that imbalance. An example of a non-trade, right, where obviously we would take our trade on the closure right here, right? Example of a non-trade is when price does not body close but pushes through previous candle high after coming into an imbalance. If price came into a bearish FBA gap right here and then fails to close below previous candle low, then this is going to be a no trade. We're going to wait until the candle then comes down and breaks this one. Whether this one we don't need to. We can enter right here. All right. Same goes for here. We can enter right here, but we'd have to measure that new high and wait for a candle closure above that before we can take a buy position. Let's do a quick breakdown of the 1 minute and a 30 second example. Obviously, it's going to be relative to watching it in real time. This is just a couple screenshots of trades that I caught from Monday's session. But instead of taking a trade inside of the fair value gap, because a lot of the fair value gaps either don't work or you get stopped out prematurely and then they work in your favor. So, how do you more so narrow down what is the right fair value gap? Well, the easiest way to do that is by using candle breaks. All right, breaks of previous candle lows after retracing into that FV value gap. So, you can see right here we had a bearish FV value gap which we retraced into. We had a previous candle low. We're always focusing on the previous and the current candle. Right here, you can see that we body closed below previous candle low and then we're able to drop down for a one to two. When I take this setup, you have two options for the stop losses again. 20 or 40 points. 20 in this example right here is what I took, which would be a break of a previous candle high. So, that would disrespect and invalidate my position anyway. Since we're scalping, we're looking for short-term movements. That's kind of our process. All right. Again, if you ran a 40point stop loss, your stop loss would be up here, much safer. But this would only be a one one risk-to-reward, whilst this one was a 1:2. So, it's completely up to you. If you have a 1 one, which a much safer stop-loss, you can risk more aggressively. But if you run a tighter stop-loss, you can risk more conservatively, but obviously have that 1 to2 in chance to double it. Now, there is one rule that I must always always look out for when using this model. If you have an internal swing point like this where we swung lower and this is a swing low, we come into the gap and the candle closure closes after taking and running past this swing low, then that is a no trade right here. You can see that we did not sweep past this swing low and closed first. That makes this a valid entry. All right, we should anticipate that price is looking to continue past that low or at least at that low. So for the 30 secondond example, you can see we had a bearish fair value gap. Again, we came into that fair value gap, respecting it. But rather than me taking an entry on that fair value gap, I wait for a break of a previous candle low. I want to see that candle closure before coming past that swing low that we have in this example. If you don't have that swing low, that's fine. But again, you pretty much will, if you're having a fair value gap, you're going to have a move down and then you're going to have a retracement up. So, you pretty much will see that swing low at some point or a swing high. So, we do not want that candle that's going to close that we're looking to see close come past the swing low first. that makes it an invalid trade. So right here we can take our entry anticipating price will get to here and move past. And you can see both of these stop losses are 20 points. But look at how aggressive this one is to get a 1 to2. Right? And look how much safer this one is to get a 1 to2. It's why I prefer the 30 secondond time frame. They just present more opportunities in the market during my set period of time that I'm sitting down in front of the charts on the live streams, right? And obviously I can execute much much more safer positions. So for example number one, I'm going to be breaking down today's live trade that I caught live on stream in front of all my students. So right here you can see that we pretty much came up took this buy side liquidity. Then we had a change in the state of delivery right here by inverting this fair value gap that was that was letting me know that price is ready to go lower. Now right down here we had this swing low which is also a 15minute unmitigated bullish fair value gap. So that was my main draw on liquidity. That's where I wanted price to go to. And you can see that I only really go for 40 points per trade just to stay in risk parameters of like consistency rules and stuff. But you can see how far this trade actually went. It went 163 points. And you can absolutely catch this every single day if you need it, right? Because this is one of the most powerful models to actually trade. Whether you're trying to pass your funded account one trade or have an insane daily withdraw and take profit trader, you're going to be able to do it. So we had that change in state delivery. All I'm looking for is a fair value gap. You can see we had this top one. If price was to come in there, look for the same thing I showed you guys before, that same confirmation. We ended up coming into here and having a candle closure below a previous candle low. So, if I mark this low out, which is the most recent based on my entry candle right here, you can see that we body closed below it. So, I took my entry as that candle closed, which entered me on the next one. I had my stop loss at 20 points, which was a bit tight. So realistically, real time, I moved it to 30 points just to put it outside the gap just a little bit. But I was risking the amount of 20. All right, once it moved more in my favor, I pretty much just cut that um trade in half and just didn't risk anything. I was I was risk- free on that trade as soon as we start to move past these lows, more into profit. Anyway, but I just gave it that real-time breathing room. And I'm going to be honest, I did extend it and I was risking for 20, but I knew it was going to go in my favor. I just wanted to go in my favor pretty much immediately. But I did get a small retracement. But this just goes to show how powerful this system works. And any other fair value gap that you will look for on this single day, if you don't see a candle closure below previous candle low after respecting that gap, you'll likely find that it doesn't work. For the last example, I'm going to be showing you the trade that I called out and took live on stream in front of everyone. And again, they all caught this trade. Right. So pretty much coming into deception the context between that trade and why I wanted the shorts and why I entered a short. We took out these relatively equal highs. Again on the 30 second time frame we can see that we broke structure twice and inverted this bullish fava gap changing the state of delivery. We can see that we're respecting bearish fe gaps and disrespecting bullish fava gaps. So all I wanted to see was my setup. Now I did not take this setup because when we did body close finally we took a low which I wasn't really happy with. So, I waited for my setup and again the context was I wanted price to return all the way down to this opening range low and that's exactly what I was looking for. Now, again, I was only just focusing on 40 points, but you could have caught all the way down to here for 105 if you wanted to hold it if you needed to hold it that far. Now, for consistency rules, I don't need to do that. You know, I can pretty much just hit 40 points and walk away and be done for the day. when I entered when that candle closed below that previous candle low after respecting and delivering from that gap. That's how I knew that fair value gap was perfect. That was what I needed to do. 20 points perfectly sits above that high which is a good safety point for my stop loss. And again, price range straight down to my 40 point take profit hitting me for a 1 to2. And I can get out and I can just let the trade marinate. You can see how long this decided to sell off for, which is very very easy for a 1 to7 you want to call it that. Um, obviously that's a little unrealistic every day if we want to focus on realistic results. If you want to learn more about the strategy and you want to trade live with me every single day where I call out these trades, show you the executions live on stream. So you can literally just follow along and learn at the same time. I teach you everything that obviously I don't share on YouTube inside of my community and you can pretty much just learn how to be a prop firm rinser yourself and go out on your own and start rinsing prop firms pretty much within 30 days to 60 days and you'll start making 10k 20k per months before you even know it. Then all you need to do is click the first link in the top of the description. It'll take you to where you need to go and you can finally understand how to make money with profit. 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Uh, so this is from the live stream today. We had, I think, we usually average over 100 students in the live stream, but as you can see, request has been sent. This is a screenshot I sent. Uh it's 2:35 a.m. there on the 24th of the 7th, 2025. Just to show you, it is currently 5:02 at the 24th of July and TakeProfit Trader since then has already approved my payout. If I just go into uh student profits, I'm not really a student, but as you can see, you can read that if you want, but there you go. Take profit trader, your payout request has been approved. That's $20,000 into my bank account. Um, again, it is daily payouts. No consistency rule at all. Um, and no activation fee. It is literally the second cheapest prop firm in the game. You can pick up a 50k account, 100 bucks, daily payouts from the first day you are funded. All you do just made a make the buffer, which is $2,000. And anything above the buffer is yours to keep. No consistency rules and daily payouts. If you want to go grab a take-profit trader account, so you can ease and don't have to wait for these minimum trading days or minimum winning day firms. Literally trade at ease. take two, three trades a month and make $10,000, $20,000. So, um I think that's the way to go. You can have up to five accounts. So, if you want to grab an account and trial practice with, you can click the link in description. You can use my code, my referral link, use code CC. Um otherwise, you can use other codes. I just recommend this firm. You couldn't argue me a better firm if you tried. I'll be honest, you really couldn't. Anyways, all right, coming into the market. Uh pretty simple. We started here on the 15-inut time frame. was kind of just seeing um where we were sort of delivering uh from. You know, as you can see right here, we did sweep out this high. All right. And coming into this 9:30, which is a large bearish candle. We did end up delivering from this. Now, this whole thing just kind of went down. It is what it is. I usually target timebased liquidity. That's usually what I do. I trade on the 30 secondond, the 1 minute for those who don't really know my model. If you don't know my model, you can watch my last YouTube video. Explains everything that you can use to literally take trades like this um by yourself. Now, we had Asia low starts at 700 p.m. That's the Tokyo uh session. You can see obviously we clearly displaced and we're like right next to it. So, it's like why wouldn't we hit it, you know what I mean? Um, moving over here to the 1 minute. As you can see on the one minute, all right, we had two gaps, but we came into this higher one. All I like to do is I like to wait for price to come into this gap. And literally, as it comes into this gap, I start marking out each previous candle low until we get a candle closure below. And you can see this bearish candle had a bearish candle close below it. Right? These ones didn't. They just pushed through. So right there, I would take my entry. Now, I didn't get in on that cuz I was on the 30 second time frame. I was not actually watching that position. I was watching this bullish candle go up. But as soon as it closed bearish again, I was like, \"Oh, I probably should get in.\" Um, so I did end up getting in a little late there. But um you know I only go for really 1:1 ones, 1 to 1.5s and max 1 to2s um in the market because they're the most consistent and the highest probability gives you that 90% win rate. And who doesn't like winning? Come on now, right? I'd rather win than have a 1 to 10 risk-to-reward. I'd rather win every trade with a 90 plus% win rate. So uh I ended up just targeting that. I didn't get in on that exact price. I got in 21225, ran 20 point stop loss. That is it. And I target 31 point. It was actually 30 points. I'm not going to sit here and lie. um a little bit before that Asia I got tapped out. I misput the thing on my trade of eight, but it is what it is. I was targeting that area. It's a one point difference. I'm not going to cry about it. But that was the first trade. I actually took that on my fun futures and Apex. So, um they were up. I did take a loss yesterday on a similar setup on my funded futures, but I just didn't trade after that. Um so, you can see that setup literally presented itself yesterday in the same time frame on the one minute. I can't make this up. My model was absolutely disgusting. So, if you want to learn that, you can go watch my last YouTube video. Um, and you can learn how to do it. But I ended up taking this trade right here coming off that fair value gap, but I was just a little bit too short. You can see I literally got point 75. I got stopped out and price ended up rallying the rest of that. So, not going to talk about that. Um, it is what it is. I wasn't too I wasn't too like worried about taking a trade there. Oh my god, my computer's just frozen. I'm rendering a video right now, so it's horrible. Um, but yeah, I'm not going to complain about not like winning a trade or taking a trade. I wasn't forcing anything because of Jerome Pow speaking and all the Fed talks and stuff. So, I wasn't too interested. Anyways, uh let let me show you real quick the win that I was able to catch since we're at 5 minutes in. We need to speed this up a little bit. All right, let me just go to the one. Like I said, rendering a video. So, this is absolutely shocking right now. Anyways, as you can see, we're coming close to the end of the trading session um on the one minute. Let me go on the one minute real quick. There we go. Oh my god, that was painful. Anyways, as you can see, we swept out this low. That was it. We were pretty much oversold right here. Now, price did take out that Asia low, which I look for reversals or draws towards timebased liquidity. So, we swept out Asia low. And then here's our final reversal within the last minute 10:15 of our trading session. Only trade 45 minutes a day. That is it. All right. Trade 30 second one minute time frame. Super easy. Now, this one had an IFG. So, this was the reversal model. However, I did get a better fill because I did enter based on the 30 secondond chart. Um, I entered it pretty much at 875 right there. Now, I know it closed here, but I usually get in about 1 to 2 seconds before it closes, um, just to secure my position cuz sometimes when it jumps on these lower time frames, um, like the 1 minute or the 30 second, it jumps to a new area. So, it was actually trading here and when it closed, it closed up here. So, I got in at way better fill and all I was doing was just targeting these equal highs right there for around 19 points. My stop loss was just underneath the gap at around 15. I usually keep it pretty um increment based point based. And there you go. That was the literally 19 points a 1 to 1.27 and I made over $20,000 in my currency, $13,000 USD. So, that was it. If you guys want to learn how to trade my model again, you can watch my last YouTube video. If you want a little bit more help, you can click the first link in the top of description. You can join my pre, you can join over 200 students, right? And you can join over 100 students that actively visit me every single day live and stream who I trade this model in front of. Um, and they take trades just like me as well. So, if you guys want to jump in, you want to get payouts, you want to start making money, right? Obviously, you can see we had a couple wins today, if you want to start making some money, you want to actually start learning how to trade, you want to scout NASDAQ, you know, efficiently, you can use this model on any other pair like ES, commodities, anything like that. We got gold traders, we got ES traders, we got Forex traders, we got everyone. Um, so yeah, if you guys want to learn, you want to grab that extra little help, um, you want want to actually start making money with prop firms, you can click the first one in the description. 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However, there are about seven to eight different patterns in total that you'll find since this is a scalping strategy and obviously we're on the lower time frames like the 30-second and the 1-minute. So, it's very common that you'll see more than one different variant of this actual pattern in the market. So, I trade realistically three that I consider to be high probability setups every time they perform and I don't really trade the others. I really kind of want my strategy to be really simple. I don't want to have to focus on too many patterns and realistically speaking, these ones give the best results not just on a personal level from an actual data perspective. Now, in today's video, I'm going to be showing you one of my three high probability patterns that I trade live in the market every day. I've already shown my other one here on this YouTube channel like multiple times before. It's my fair value gap continuation with no FVG. I've shown it in trade recaps and other videos. However, I haven't shown the other two. So, we're going to be focusing on just one today, which is my fair value gap continuation with a breaker structure and we'll leave the other one for a later video. So, I'm going to be breaking down the pattern so you know how to identify in real time. Then, I'll tell you why it's high probability to trade this specific pattern over the others and then we'll go into a recap example so you can see what it looks like on an actual chart. So, without further ado, let's get straight into the breakdown. Okay, so I actually want to show you that this strategy does actually work and it is effective especially with using prop firms or live capital. It really doesn't matter. Um I trade on the Tick Profit Trader. That is my prop firm of choice just because of their rule set. Um it is 5 days to pass an evaluation, but it's 1 day to get a payout once you're immediately on the funded stage. There is no consistency rule, no max payout, and obviously daily payouts, which is really, really nice. So, I love taking advantage of them. That's why I'm able to go on streaks like I went on a 20-week payout streak last year. I also am now on a 9-week payout or actively on an 8-week payout streak, but I'm going to withdraw my week nine payout streak on Monday. Um I'm currently recording this on the 1st of March, which is a Sunday. So, I'll withdraw that. If you want to see me withdraw it and obviously have more proof and transparency with it, um I will post it on my Instagram story on highlights and on my Discord channel, which is completely free as well. Link in the description. So, uh other than that, this is my payouts. We can go into them. You can just like that. We can verify any of them. Doesn't matter. You can see the dates over here. You can see 25th, 16th, 10th. So, that's every week so far in February, plus obviously next week's one, um which will be starting March. Uh 27th, 26th, 15th, 12th, second, all that sort of stuff. So, again, that's all my payouts so far this year from Take Profit Trader alone. Um I like to build it up on the week from Monday to Thursday and then withdraw on the Friday and then I get it that day. If I withdraw late on Friday, then I won't get it till Monday. So, then it just carries over to the next week. So, yeah, that's how I'm able to go on streaks. Obviously, the strategy is pretty effective. Now, I want to show you that it's not only just me getting payouts. I posted my last YouTube video about 2 weeks ago. Uh I believe it was on the 16th of February. So, I'm just going to show you all the results since then from the February 17th. So, you can see right here, boom, 5,600, took another 2,800 in cash that together. There's another one, 705 with Take Profit Trader. Another one, Take Profit Trader. Another one with Take Profit Trader. Lucid payout right there. Uh we had uh I believe that was Topstep. We had Apex. We had Apex again, multiple accounts, and Take Profit Trader alongside. Um Take Profit Trader at around 9,000 USD. Um you calculate all that. There's a bunch of Apex ones and a $10,000 one from Take Profit Trader as well. Um collectively, second payout ever requested in the same month. Um we had Jayden here get one from I think What was that? Alpha Futures. We had another one from Alpha Futures right here. Uh what else we have? We have Scott taking one. Um we have another one right here from Topstep. Another one from uh Trader Five. We have another one. Um 10.8k Canadian I think maybe 8k USD. Uh 4k as well from Take Profit Trader at the same time. 4.8k from Lucid. Um I think this is like 18k or something like that. I calculated all 18k across 19 or 20 accounts or something like that. Uh what else we have? Lucid another one. Uh my own blood brother, of course. Uh 1,100 USD. Got to put your family on, right? Do them right when you're obviously profitable. Um Alpha Futures and we have Oh, no, we have a few more. Sorry. Um one, two, and three on the week. Um yeah, another three for this week and one more tomorrow. So, he probably won't get that till Monday, as I was saying. Um and then a $2,000 one, which was uh today, which is Sunday. So, apparently Apex is doing withdrawals on a weekend, which is unusual, but yeah, other than that, that's pretty much, you know, proving the product that not only am I just being successful with the strategy, others are able to pick it up and make really good results. Okay, so jumping into breaking down this pattern. This is going to be my fair value gap continuation with a break of structure. This is what is pretty much going to look like, or at least the mechanics behind it. So, all you're looking for is an impulsive move in either direction. It could be up, it could be down, leaving behind a bullish or a bearish fair value gap. So, if you don't know what a fair value gap is, all right, there's plenty of videos on it on YouTube. Specifically, that's what I've created my system around. Um otherwise, if you don't know, it is measuring out a three candle pattern like this. It don't have to be all the same color candle, all right? And you're marking from your first candle's high to your third candle's low. If those two points, right, the two wicks don't meet or overlap each other, there's often a gap. You can mark it out with a rectangle box on TradingView, and you can mark it out from the first candle high to the third candle's low, and that you can basically extend it out to the right, and that is your fair value gap zone. That is where we're looking for price to correct back into, and then we're looking for that trade off it. Now, with my system, if you're not too familiar, my fair value gap continuation system is based on the indication. And then what we're doing is we're playing off price waiting to correct back down so buyers can get back in at a discounted price. Now, as price is correcting, we want to make sure that we mark out our swing point. This is going to be the pinnacle of that indication move, the highest price or the lowest price of the indication move, whether it's up in this case or it's down in a sell example. Now, after that is made, again, this is the next crucial step. It's when price create basically reacts into this gap and pulls back and corrects into this gap, we're looking for a very, very explicit detail, very key detail in order to make this trade effective, right? You're looking at a delivery type. You don't want Your best-case scenarios you don't want anybody closures inside the fair value gap, just a wick only as per the example right here. The next best scenario is you can go on TradingView and mark out the 50% level of that fair value gap zone that you drew specifically. If you have any body closures below that level in a bullish example, or even in vesting and closing below the fair value gap, that is a completely invalid trade. That is a low probability and an invalid situation, right? You can have a body closure inside the gap as long as it's up above the 50%. If it's equal to, it still also counts. As long as you can see a visible close underneath, that's when I would go, \"Okay, no, I'm not going to take this.\" After price has delivered from that gap, again, it's crucial you can't have an equal to hit. It has to be actually visibly in the zone, right? As you can see here, the wicks are very, very clearly in the zone. We have no body closures actually in the fair value gap. Your next step is here. You're going to mark out the previous candle's high, the most previous. I don't care what color it is, anything like that, the most previous candle's high in a buying situation. Now, the wick is much higher than the body, which is usually the case with most every candlestick realistically. You're going to mark out that first candle's high, just like that, the previous candle's high, write that, and drag it over to the right. What you want to happen is you want a bullish candlestick to close above that previous candle high. It could be It doesn't matter what color it again, doesn't really matter. But, at the same time, with a fair value gap continuation, with a breaker structure. So, this pattern right here is a no FVG setup. It's all over my YouTube channel, but a breaker structure setup is when we break the pinnacle point. Our body of the candle right now that is closing above previous candle high, is closing through the pinnacle of that indication move. Once price closes officially above that level, that is exactly where you'll take an entry, and that's when price is confirmed. If you can drag out your line and it travels through the body of the candle, that's exactly what you want to see to verify a breaker structure. If you have a situation where the body is equal to the wick, and you might have, you know, you might have like a wick above, that is not a visible breaker structure, okay? That is not what you want. You want something like this, where it's visibly closed through. Again, you don't want something like this either, where the wick has gone through, but the body closed beneath, right? I can grab that line, extend it to the right, and you can see that it's only gone and traveled through the wick, not the body of the candle. So, that's not something that I'm going to be interested in. So, once I have that, we can now move on to the types of different type You can go on mechanical approach, or you can do discretionary approach, and I'm going to show you both right now. Okay, so, the mechanical approach is very very simple. It's just a simple one-to-one risk-to-reward, and this is exactly how I would enter, find my target, and obviously my stop loss. So, first things first is once we can verify that price is now broken structure, it's closing above previous candle high, it is close to the swing point, and we have the perfect delivery, exactly what we are looking for. Then, in this situation, we're going to actually enter our trade at the close of that candle. What we're going to be doing with our stop loss, we are going to be putting our stop losses under two positions. You can choose either or based on the risk. The first one is underneath the correction low. I like to round it to the next five-point increment. I like to round up, never down. So, for example, this blue line is on the chart, it's 21 points. I like to round up to the next five-point increment, which is going to be 25 points. So, again, your stop losses would look like, you know, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and so on. So, that's what I would do. It gives you a little bit extra breathing room, and allows you to calculate risk a little easier, especially in futures. The next option will be underneath the fair value gap, okay? Right there. That's is going to be the safest option, all right? The safest option is always the furthest option, all right? So, in this case, the fair value gap is much further than the correction low. You might have a correction low which is like this. Again, that would be the furthest point. So, in this situation right here, if I was to choose that, I would do the exact same feature. I would always round up to the next five-point increment. That is exactly how I'd find my stop loss. Now, when I find my stop loss, that's exactly how I find my target. Whatever my stop loss is, let's say 35-point stop loss, that's going to be my one-to-one target. I'm going to be targeting 35. Now, this is not just something that I I like doing. This is actually statistically proven over the last 8 years to work with different volume changes, of course, but this has so much data backing it in terms of this perspective that I've managed to collect thousands and thousands of different trade variants and variables. This is the best way to get the one-to-one in the most effective. When obviously volatility changes, like currently there's one news going on, so that's going to be quite impactful to the market. But again, if you follow with sort of plan underneath the correction low or high, whatever setup you're looking at, in this case a low, or putting it above or below the safest option, which is the furthest, that is going to be your best-case scenario, and just round it to the next five-point increment. That is exactly how you do a one-to-one. Now, in terms of a discretionary setup, you can obviously choose what drawn liquidity you're trading it towards, or you can choose to hold past a one-to-one risk-to-reward, following the still, you know, the same stop loss, but holding past a one-to-one risk-to-reward, targeting a drawn liquidity, gives you sometimes a one-to- 1.5, one-to-two, sometimes even more, maybe just over a one-to-one, and sometimes even less than a one-to-one, depending on if you're looking at the right draw. You should always get over a one-to-one risk-to-reward per trade idea. That's going to be the most basic, you know, form of key risk management that you want. You don't realistically want to trade negative risk-to-reward. But yeah, other than that, that is pretty much it. Let's go have a look at an example on a chart. Okay, so jumping into an example of the trade now on an actual chart. So, this is from the past week. This was Thursday, 26th of February, if you want to go, obviously, journal this or analyze it yourself. Um, but I'm going to trade it in a you know, mechanical and discretionary-based, uh, type setup. So, to kind of cater to what I mean with both of them, how you could trade it. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to mark the next time-based drawn liquidity. See how in this hourly fair value gap, I'm not going to predict reversals. I don't do that as a continuation trader. I like to take effect of who's in control of the market by visually spotting who's in control with corrective order flow. And it's very easy to do that by just identifying lower lows and lower highs, in this case. So, the next drawn liquidity that I'm going to look for is this unfilled hourly fair value gap. So, I'm just going to mark that line out there. I'm going to head to the 15 just so I can line it up a little better. Perfect. Right. Now, I trade this setup between 9:30 and 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time every single day, and it does not fail me whatsoever. Actually, for this setup, we're on the one minute, my bad. All right, so we're on the one minute. I'm actually going to turn my indicator off cuz it is signaling a trade from earlier, which was just this one right here. But, all we are going to look for is a simple for value gap to be created like this. So, one, two, three candles like that. We're going to mark out the value gap from the first candle's low with this little rectangle tool up here to the third candle's high. So, I can go and drag that out. All I want for price now is I'm going to mark this pinnacle low out. This is all I know so far. This is the lowest point price has actually traveled at the moment. And all I want is price to tap into this fair uh fair value gap and then close past our previous candle low. So, let's have a look. Price can't Okay. So, our previous candle low is now actually higher. So, this is still our lowest point, but our previous candle low is here. So, we now need to close through and past this one and this one at the same time. So, let's play it out. Perfect. So, we close past this previous candle low and we close past this swing low. This is exactly what we want to see. We can grab our short position tool. We can take an entry. Now, you can see that if I zoom in here a little bit and you can see that the corrective high the correction high here cuz it obviously had to buy back up into the gap is actually higher than the fair value gap. So, I'm going to put it right there on top. You can see it's 37.5 points. Round up to the next five point increment, make it 40. That's going to give you a one to one risk to reward of a 40 to 40 trade. That's exactly how you find it. That is it. Now, my indicator also calls this out. All right, you can see right there indication 40 points. And if I play the next candle in replay mode, you can see it even suggests it and then it takes it off when it hits it. So, that's exactly what it is. It kind of just tells you, \"Hey, it's 40 points.\" and you know to target a one to one. Now, that is a mechanical standpoint. You just one to one, super high win rate, more frequent than obviously, you know, these type of trade where you're holding for a further draw. Uh they That's just something that I started out with. In terms of the reason why I moved away from a mechanical standpoint into a more of a discretion basis cuz I wanted to risk more and I wanted to feel a little bit more confident behind each and every setup. Whereas before when I was doing mechanically, I was trading with prop firms like they have minimum days and consistency rules. So I wasn't really risking that much. But now with take profit trade, obviously no max payout, no consistency rules and daily payouts, I really look after what trades I take cuz I'm usually between four to six minis per trade so I can make good returns. Now, you can still go for one to ones doing that, but I do like to look for those home runs or anywhere more than a one to one if I'm being completely honest with you. So, if I was to drag it out to that drawn liquidity, the next time based drawn liquidity that I'd focus on that would be a 70 T1 point trade. And all I do is just simply play it out until it hits that draw, either holding for the stop loss or the take profit. And as you can see, it goes even further than that and drops in a little bit more. Now, I think one of the most important things to actually understand about this setup is that it is best traded in obvious trending conditions. It is not a fair value gap consolidation. It's fair value gap continuation. So, it is not just a continuation when a fair value gap is being created. It is trying to play on momentum and see who's in control of the market. Now, we are making lower lows and lower highs here and that's exactly what you want to trade with. You don't want to try and be fighting price when it's trying to go up and down. That's not favorable, okay? That is when people start to strategy hop, have low win rates, back testing goes \"No, the strategy doesn't work.\" I can prove to you that it does work by showing you my payouts, my track records, showing you other students track records, everything. It works. It's just you suck at identifying the right conditions to trade the strategy in. So, if you are going to test this, please make sure that it's in obvious trending conditions, otherwise don't even bother. Um you can go find someone else's strategy. This is very, very simple when it's traded correctly in the right conditions. I promise you. It's very, very effective, especially this pattern alone. It's super effective. However, that does conclude today's video. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 09:53 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "I see traders all the time learning and using overcomplicated strategies and concepts just to actually either a sound smart to other people or make it seem like they're actually profitable, but the reality is that the most boring and simplest of trading strategies typically make the most money. Now, I've been trading for nearly 5 years and I've executed countless five to six-figure positions live on stream in front of hundreds of people to follow and actually see in real time and yet I use the simplest of concepts. And what I'm seeing traders do right now is because you've consumed all these overcomplicated strategies and concepts that you want to make work, you're so deep into this actual phase right now is that you're so focused on the process of entering a trade rather than the process of actually making money. So, today I'm going to be sharing with you the exact trading strategy and process that will be extremely boring, but will actually allow you to focus on making money and see real progress in the markets. Okay, so what I'll be doing is I'm going to show you two examples, one bearish and one bullish example. Now, I'm going to show you these two and then we're going to move on to a setup that I ended up catching on live stream. Um this one was caught in front of over 100 people. If you didn't know, I daily live trade my fair value gap continuation system from Mondays to Fridays every single week. So, jumping into it the first example, what we always need to understand is a simple framework. We have to understand that we need a draw on liquidity, a destination for price to go to. We need fair value gaps to obviously have a retracement into and then our fair value gap continuation entry model. So, it works like this. Hypothetically, we say that this red line is a draw on liquidity. We are simply waiting for price to make an impulsive move down. We are simply waiting to see if a fair value gap is actually created. We wait for price to come into that and once we do come into that, we're marking up our most previous candle lows every single time. So, we can mark up a previous candle low and we're simply waiting for now a bearish candle to close past either a bearish one of its own or a bullish candle. Doesn't matter, just has to be the previous candle low of whatever the close is actually. So, what we're looking for is a simple displacement and continuation to that, and that is all we're actually doing is a simple fair value gap continuation right entry. This is my entire system, and that's what it is. I've been trading this for well over 2 years now, and I've been trading for nearly 5 years in the market. Countless strategies I've tried, and yet this is the most boring one, but it's extremely effective. Now, I normally trade this system between a 45-minute window. That is going to be 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. So, if you are probably spending a lot of time on the markets already, all you need is this 45-minute window, and for the most part, you could be done in quite literally 20 to 30 minutes every single day. You either find a setup or you don't. Now, I'm going to guarantee that you're probably going to find quite a lot of setups, especially since my main time frame for entry is the 30-second time frame. I promise, if you're not used to that, you will be able to get used to it. Yes, it is still effective on the 1-minute, but I like to prefer the 30-second since what we're going to be doing is focusing on 1:1 risk to rewards, regardless if the draw on liquidity is obviously obtainable or not. The best part for someone learning is to just focus on a very mechanical 1:1. Now, what we're going to be doing is identifying a draw on liquidity. So, we actually have an unfilled fair value gap, and we also have another unfilled fair value gap right here. If you are not familiar with the draws on liquidity I actually use, I have two videos here on this YouTube channel covering the exact in-session and pre-market draws on liquidity I use every single day, and I'll link both of those videos down in the description. They're completely free, but it just helps you understand this video. So, if you don't understand that, you can either watch this to the end or watch that and then come back to this. So, carrying on, we need an impulsive move down. Here we get an impulsive move down, and we take out the first target with no opportunity for us to get in, specifically for this entry pattern. Right? There was another one, of course, it was positioned right here off another fair value gap, but we're going to ignore that. So, as you can see, we used this bullish fair value gap to get back up to this bearish. So, we went from here to here. So, what we're going to be looking for now is we're going to mark out our most previous candle low like this. Now that we've come into this bearish fair value gap, and now we need a bearish candle to close past that previous candle low in the direction of our next target. So, if I play my next candle out, you can see we don't do that, but this now becomes our most previous candle. So, we move our line up to the lowest point of that candle. So, this is going to be the wick in this instance. All we're going to do now is to simply wait for a candle to close past. Exactly, then do we get that closure past? You can see that this bearish candle has closed past this bullish previous candle right here, which is also reacting off a gap after a strong impulsive move towards a drawn liquidity. Very simple. All you're going to do is take your entry there. Now, of course, you could just simply target the drawn liquidity or go for the one-to-one. I'm just going to be showing you the one-to-ones today cuz that is what I recommend to most people starting out with this system. To find your one-to-ones, you're going to look for two of the highest positions. You're going to put your stop above the fair value gap or above the swing point that it creates on the retracement. So, you have your impulsive move, your retracement high, and then a continuation move. So, in this case, this right here, this little wick that went high, that is our retracement high cuz it came back into the gap, and that is the highest point retracement move from that low to that high. So, what you want to do is when you measure out your stop loss, don't just put it directly above. You can see it says 18.75. We're going to be rounding it to our five-point increments. That could be 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and you get the point. So, right there, we're going to go put it at 20 points. You can see stop is 20 points or 80 ticks. Now, for a one-to-one, all you need to do is figure out your stop loss first, find that point-based size, and target it as a one to one. And as you can see, price is able to flush lower. Yes, you can go for the draw. Yes, you can hold for a one to two, but one to one is going to be the most basic. Of course, you're going to be learning more of that, especially if you are already in my Discord, but if you're not or you haven't even seen all the YouTube videos, if you're not, the one to one is going to be the simplest. Okay, so moving on to a bullish example, we're going to look for our first step, which is a drawn liquidity in the market. Now, if I look over here to this price right here, you can see that this is a London high. So, I'm going to put a red line right there. London I mark my London from 2:00 a.m. up until 8:00 a.m. You can see that this is the highest price in that time period. All right, we can also go on the 15-minute time frame to look at that as well, so you can see. So, measuring from 2:00 a.m. right there to 8:00 a.m. like that, you can see the highest price is where I have marked with the red line. So, that's going to be our target on the day for right now. Going back to the 30-second time frame, we just need a strong impulsive move to that level. As you can see, now we just need to create a fair value gap. Now, we have officially created it, so we're going to mark from the first candle's high, measure that rectangle box, which is this tool right here, to the third candle's low. We're simply waiting for price to now pull into the gap and give us our fair value gap continuation signal. So, price pulls into the gap. Mark up our previous candle high. No close above that. That's our now previous candle high here. Back down. This is our now previous candle high right here. Play the next one out. This is our now previous candle high right here. And right here. Boom. Previous candle high. Now, as you can see, this is only from the 26th of June, Friday. And I'm going to take that set up right there. All right, so this right here close above previous candle high. Stop loss again below either two options, the retracement low or the fair value gap. Now, in this instance, you can see that the fair value gap is the lowest option, which means it's going to be the safest option, right? Because that is your last point of a validation. So, you're going to go right underneath, you can see it says 57. So, we have to round up to the next five-point increment. Don't round down and go 57 to 55, round up always. Go to 60. Now, you have your one-to-one target. You can see that 60 by 60 on the exact entry setup basically lines up with the drawn liquidity we're targeting, anyway. You can simply enter your trade right there. You can target your 60 points. You can risk your 60 points just for a basic one-to-one. Let this play out. And as you can see, we hit full TP again. On the 30-second, these hit relatively quick. You basically find out whether you lose or you win practically immediately. Okay, so jumping into the trade recap of the one that I ended up catching on the live stream in front of over 100 people. And again, I do live trade every single day, Monday to Friday. I trade this 45-minute window only on the live stream because it is obviously the most effective, all right? So, what we're going to be looking for is our drawn liquidity first. So, I am bearish on the day, so I'm going to be looking for sell-side draws. We have this swing low right here. Looking left, we have an Asia low, which again, it marks up from 7:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. That's when I measure Asia lows and highs. And then we have our previous New York low as well, which is our previous New York session. This can be anything. It can be from the previous day, multiple prior days before that. Just a resting previous New York low, which again, I do from 9:30 a.m. up until 4:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. All right, so those two are measured out down there. And we're going to be looking at simply trying to target shorts. Why? Because we have a very strong downwards push and a very weak retrace right here in comparison to that downwards push. So, I'm going to try and look for a short position. Measuring out this fair value gap right here, you can see that price is respecting that. When we did come into it, we had a single attempt to try and come out of that and get the close below. We didn't get the close below, so we tried to obviously come back into the gap now, and we're going to just keep marking up the previous candle low until we get that candle closure past previous candle low. Right there, what do you see? A bearish candle close past the bullish candle. When we hit the gap here, we never got the close below the previous candle low. Never. Now we do, so we can take our short position right here. We can put our stop loss above two places, the swing high or the fair value gap. The fair value gap is going to be the safest option since it is the furthest. Directly above it is around 63 points, not a five-point increment. So, we need to round up, not down. So, we go to 65. That allows us to find our one-to-one. So, our stop loss 65 points, we make our TP 65 points. I tested data on this for over eight years worth of this system while actually presenting and working with this exact stop loss to one-to-one format, and it has been absolutely killer. We're talking maintaining over 70% win rates over a yearly basis. Long term, obviously, it can fluctuate if you're taking everything, but win rate to me is based on the trader's ability to actually follow their rules, discipline, not close early, follow the system to a T, not have late entries, and that type of stuff. So, win rate is kind of irrelevant to me in terms of this as long as you just follow the plan, you're precise as you can be, you will see good results with this system. It does perform. I've been using it to make endless amounts of money constantly from prop firms, from live capital trades as well. It really you can name you name it. So, you have the option to target a one-to-one. On this day, I did target the lowest point, which is the previous New York low. So, I'm just going to get into this position. I didn't get in them one minute, I got in with a lot more than that, but just to show you for example, and just simply target that. So, if I'm wrong on this trade by the way, price is going to close above and push above this fair value gap. I don't want that to happen. That's not really part of a fair value gap continuation. It's just going to just reverse. That's not what we do here. We trade fair value gap continuation. So, when price pulls into the gap, we're expecting it to continue the initial, you know, impo- impulsive move that it created. Simply play price out and just like that. Nothing fancy. I promise you there's no overcomplicated strategies or systems or concepts being used here. It is very, very basic. It's effective. It's a 45-minute window. You're not even trading for more than an hour, and you can make a lot of money, especially with how lucrative futures prop firms are right now. So, if you want more information on how to trade fair value gap continuation, please check out all my other YouTube videos. They have more details in breaking down liquidity, more patterns to focus on in the market, and why I sort of target certain things, and why I don't target certain things, and just all the nitty-gritty details to really help you really transition into the strategy from another strategy, and actually see progressive results in the market and your trading in general. So, do that. Check those all out so that you can completely understand fair value gap continuation. Hopefully, you obviously learned everything that you need to in this video. That has been me. 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I really want to focus on educating you on the reality of trading. you know, what can people make from a private community selling live stream access, mentorships, courses in comparison to trading and how many people actually have the statements and proof to back it up. And I have not been working for the past 6 months and this has been my only job. I'm a full-time day trader and I've been relying solely on day trading. So, what you're looking at is my page that I sell my private community on. As you can see, my gross revenue for the last 12 months is 5,800. I'm going to go ahead and refresh the page here so you guys can see. Right, there you go. All right, 5,800 and around just under 3,000 page visits. Deducts 5,800 from 103,000. You're left with around $97,000 still in profit. That had to come from somewhere. It's not going to come from a 9 to5. No 9 to5 pays that. And it had to just it can't fall out of my lap. I've been doing this full-time. I have no other income stream. I have no other sources of income. Day trading is my income. And the reality is a lot of gurus won't actually show you this. They make more off their private communities than they do in trading. And that's the reality of it, right? But me, I'm pretty sure and I'm pretty confident that I'm always going to be making more in trading. And in today's video, I'm going to be giving you the exact trading strategy, you know, step by step on how you can start, you know, taking the exact same setups as me every single day so that you can make this type of income. So, this is going to be the five-step process to understanding the strategy completely. Step number one is you're going to identify your macro. Step number two is going to be waiting for a liquidity sweep and then a CISD, which is a change in the state of delivery. Step number three is you're going to wait for an entry confirmation. Step number four is we're going to be prioritizing securing profit. Step number five is I'm going to show you a simple trade outline that can save you from overtrading, having fear, or overrisking. For step number one, we need to identify our macros. So, the two macros that I like to use, and if I only had to take one or two trades a day max, then I would only trade these macros. And it's going to be the 9:45 and 10:15 a.m. macro. That is one of my favorites. And then 10:45 to 11:15 a.m. macro. Okay? If I only had to trade one hour a day, which I do, I would specifically trade during these macros. These two macros and have in trading in these two macros will give me the best probability and possibility to hit a winning trade almost every single day. You're going to find the rare occurrence where you might not have a trade in either session, but you're bound to at least find one trade a day, and it's going to be super high probability. Why do we only want to trade during a macro? So, the first reason that I only like to trade during a macro is because when we're trading in this section, we're primarily trading with who's in control of the money. Who is running the market, who is driving the market, and who is delivering the market. So, with a little outside context, we can break down who is actually in control and trade that side of the market when the time comes for our entry. So for step number two, we need to look for a liquidity sweep and then a change in the state of delivery. But before we can actually do that, we need to build some higher time frame context before we actually enter our macro so that we know which side of the market we're going to be trading. So we can actually really trade with who's in control of the money. So right here, as you can see, we have a bearish fair value gap, right? We have a bearish value gap and we come into it and you can see that we are delivering away from this. So because we have this these fair value gaps are acting like a resistance level. There is no need to price go higher. So right here we sweep this high. So this high should now become a protected high. We should not come back up to this level since we are delivering from it. All right, we can scale down on a 5minut time frame and see what the opening range was able to do. So right here if I mark out this vertical line is at the 9:30 a.m. So the first 15 minutes was able to push up higher and we can see that price is delivering out of this 5m minute again. So we have two deliveries telling us that price is bearish. Now this should be a protected high as well because we should not come above this 5minute gap again. That would be disrespecting this gap and making our trade idea potentially bullish. So we're going to scale down and have a look at what we're going to target. All right, since we're bearish and we want, you know, trade on the sell side of the market, I can see we have this very obvious prominent swing low right here. So, the next thing I'm going to do is going to hop onto my 1 minute time frame, which is my preferred time frame, 1 minute and 30 second. And then I'm going to just simply wait for price to come up. Now, where do I want price to reverse? All right. And again, it's not more of a want, it's more of a react. All right. So, we have these internal highs. I'm going to select the highest one since this is the protected high. I want to see price come up to this high right here. All right. All I'm going to wait for is a sweep. I'm not going to react to anything. I'm just going to wait for a sweep. All right. And right here you can see we have double stacks fair value gaps. So what I'm going to do personally is I'm going to go up a time frame to the twominut time frame. So I can consolidate those fair value gaps into ones which makes it a little bit easier to work with. So all I want to see now that we've swept that internal high on the one minute is I want to see a closure. We get a closure and that's great. But I do not trade inverse FVA gaps because I believe all these inverse FVA gaps they do trick you into you know taking the wrong setups and they can be quite confusing. So what I like to do is I like to wait for this and use an inverse FVA gap or a breakup structure to actually use as my CISD. So right here you can see that we did not create a gap. So we could not enter a trade. Now, we come back higher and we right here sweep this new internal high that we created right there. So, we're able to sweep that high. And on the 2-minut time frame, again, even on the 1 minute right here, we have stacked gaps. So, on the 2-minut time frame, again, consolidating that gap, you can see that we have a singular FV value gap. So, all I'm going to wait for is price to close under that. That's giving me my new change in the state of delivery and all I want to see is a two-minute fair value get be created which we get perfectly right here. So for step number three, we need to wait for confirmation. Now confirmation is quite simple and I'm going to give you two easy confirmation tricks to use. Number one is when price comes into the fair value gap, all you want to see is you want to see no body closure above a 50% level of the fair value gap you're looking to deliver. All right, that's a very bad fair value gap or a very weak fair value gap because we're expecting the next candle to extend a wick. Even though the body may not close an inverse, a wick can do the damage taking your stop loss out of the picture above this high. So, if you get a 50% closure, all right, the next candle is likely to extend past stopping you out. So, then you would want to wait for confirmation. Now, since price came into this level and respected the 50% level quite well pretty much immediately as it's starting to pull away from this level, that is when we can jump in real time. You're not going to always want to get a sniper entry off the gap because a lot of the times they may do something like this. We we thought this was the correct trade before and we got blown out. Now, right here, you can see that we had obviously more of a reason that this is going to work a bit more than this cuz we have a Fibba gap. But you still want to be on the safer side. You still want to wait for confirmation. So, when price is hitting this 50% level and it's starting to pull away with a body pulling away from this in real time, you can enter that trade any point during this area as long as you put your stop loss above this 50% level. Now, this was a really, really good uh delivery out of this gap. So, another one that I like to look for if you're not using that 50% is you can wait for a candle closure away from the zone, either outside, whether it comes into it like this and then closes a little bit outside or if it does flip and close all the way down there, even closing below previous candle lows, then that is a great entry signal, too. And that should be a really, really strong delivery. Okay, so we're going to take our trade based on um on this right here with a 40 point stop-loss. And then we're obviously going to target this low down here. And I could extend it down here, but like I said, I'm not I'm not really going to do that. And now that Let's play the trade out. Boom. So for step number four, I like to say I want to secure profit. And I want to break it down why I want to secure profit a little bit more. Now, the reason I like to secure profit and I really like to focus on base hits rather than targeting home runs all the time like this is because a lot of the time price may reverse and hit me out break even, hit my stop-loss and then continue lower or it might just hesitate for a really long time. I like to be in and out of the market very very quickly and very efficiently so that I can be done with the day and go on about my day. Um, I really don't want to be in front of the charts too long, which is why I narrowed my trading down specifically into macro timings. Um, and that's just the simplicity of this model. And you can only you can trade 30 minutes a day if you have a setup in the first macro. You can trade, you know, 30 minutes a day if you have a setup only in the second macro. Or you can trade an hour a day if you want to place multiple trades if you have a setup in each of the macro that I showed you. But again, focus on small base hits. a 1 to4 right here was probably a little bit too much for me even that's you know one of my biggest risk-to-reward trades trading my new model with prop firms I really prioritize one to ones to twos and like max one to threes and by anything past a 1 to2 I'm usually trailing my risk following price action right and that's just securing profit I really don't want to give back any of the money that I'm you know earning unrealized P&Ls you know if I'm up $1,000 why would I let price come all the way back and hit me out break even. That is a very unprofitable move in my opinion. I always focus on securing profit. I think you should too. It's very very positive way to start, you know, beating trailing risk draw downs on prop firms and start securing money so that you're always always always getting money. You're always going to leave money on the table. You're never going to catch the higher the move or the lower the move, right? So make what you make and be proud of what you make. But for step number five, this is my trade outline. These are the only rules that I would apply to my trading. So number one is I'm only going to be looking to take max two trades a day. Typically if I get one win during the first macro, I'll just stop it there. So I don't look to give back the profit in the second macro. Okay? It's very hard to achieve profits in trading. So there's no need to overtrade in that one session likely to give your profits back. If I take one loss, I will gone for another setup because I am taking minimum one to twos per trade. so that I am actually able to do that and end up break even if I do take two losses and I take a win the prior day. Next is news at 9:45 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. or both. We are not trading the first macro. We're going to be leaving that and we're going to be trading the 10:45 to 11:15 a.m. macro. Next, risk appropriately. Right? You're only going to be risking 10% of your draw down size on prop firms. And I know that sounds wild. I know that 10% sounds like, wa, that's a lot of money. But realistically, you do that anyway. Okay, if you're a prof trader now, you realistically do that. So 10% of that is obviously $250. So do that per trade. Obviously going for one to two, you're going to make 1% per trade and over time, trust me, you're going to be extremely profitable. Um, so do not base your risk off account size like going for 10% of $50,000 or 1%. Don't risk 1% because the draw down, trust me, if the draw down's 25,500, you do not want to be risking, you know, 1% per trade because you're not giving yourself enough trades to accept losses. All right? You're going to be forcing yourself to take wins. And lastly, copy me. So, if you want to trade live with me and you want to learn more about the strategy that I was teaching here where I go a little bit more in depth inside my course and you can watch me do this live on my daily live streams in front of my students and I call out all my trades and I show the executions on screen so you can copy me as well and link is in the description. It's the first link you can join me there. So, now let's take a look at one more example. So, I have another example on here. This is going to be for the 10:45 and the 11:15 a.m. macro. So what we are looking for again we are looking for some higher time frame context. We are seeing that price is ready to come down to this low following our recent macro timing trade right and we can expect price to potentially sweep this and then look to go higher. But where will it look to go higher? Well I reckon if price was able to sweep this we could look for a trade up until this small 15minute imbalance right here. So that would be my higher time frame context. how I want to take trades up until this 15 minutes. So, what I want to see is I want to see a sweep and a potential liquidity sweep. CISD play. All right. So, I'm going to play price out. So, we get the liquidity sweep and now we just need a change in the state of delivery. So, right here, we keep going down, keep going down. We don't have much yet. So, we're either looking for a breaker structure um or a inverse fair value gap to confirm our bias. All right. Uh so far, nothing. Okay, right here. So, we get an inverse fair value gap first. Now, if we can have a candle closure above this internal high as well, this could also be a nice breaker structure. So, right here, we get a nice breaker structure. And now, we can mark out our fair value gap. So, we have a one minute fair value gap here. And we have another higher one minute fair value gap right here. So, depending on which one gets respected, right, that's the one I'm going to be looking for in order to take it up higher. So let's play price out. Not quite yet. All right. So right here we get the respection again. We're respecting the 50% level of this bullish FA gap. There is no need to come to this one since this is a breakaway gap. We're breaking away from this area. All right. But if price did come down to there, we'd be expecting something like this. But since we are able to have a nice wick on the 50% level and we are able to push away from it, we can actually take our trade round about there. Um, we can actually see that this bearish candle actually came into the level first, which we could actually even take our entry off there. That's very small retracement. Um, it's very hard to notice, but again, it is something that you could actually look to take a trade on. Probably would have taken a trade on there had I seen that. Um, and then we got 50 points stopped just underneath the gap or the middle point of this FVA gap because we should be respecting the 50% level of this Feb gap. If we had a body closure underneath the 50% level, I'm going to anticipate that we're going to get a wick down or either a closure down before moving higher. Okay, so we respected this one. We've confirmed that theory. Now, we could enter our trade and we could target that level over a 3.46 risk-to-reward. So, right here, we're expecting another fair value gap after breaking another structural point right there. All right. Now, this one body closed underneath the 50% level, hence why it wicked down so much. Then it come back up, closed outside of the range where you could have looked to add another position and then were able to shoot up for 173 points. And that is a simple simple trade right there over a 1 to three risk-to-reward based on a higher time frame context, liquidity sweep, a change in the state of delivery, and a simple fair value gap retracement. That is quite literally all you need to do. Now again, you can focus on base hits, you know, a one to two risk reward. You would have been out before that little pullback or you could look to either scale out your position, go break even, look to manage your trade how you would want. But depending on what you need for consistency rules, that's all you need to be doing. Waiting for confirmation, which we can see very very narrowly did that bearish candle come into the zone, which if you had a buy limit on that fair value gap anyway, you could have uh been filled there or you could enter on the closure had you have seen that. If not, you can see and wait till price comes in there and as it starts to pull out of the gap, you can look to take your entry long. All right, so that is another beautiful trade. So that is it for the video. If you learned anything from this video, drop a like, comment your thoughts about the video and what you want to see next educationwise from me. Subscribe to the channel for more education. 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Price then retraces lower into a bullish for gap, which it respects. We do then get our closure above that previous candle high right here. You can see that we did end up closing. However, price on the entry candle, the one that we're expecting to enter on, actually sweeps the swing point right here. We actually sweep the swing point and close beneath this level. This is the first sign that price has now given you a low probability. You will figure this out before the candle even closes, before you enter it. Yes, some of these setups actually do work, but it's better to avoid it in the long run so that you can actually be consistent and maintain a higher win rate. You really don't want to be forcing these types of setups because when price does sweep liquidity like this. That's essentially what it's doing. There was resting orders above here from sellers getting in too early. Price then comes out and fills out, you know, fakes out buyers to the upside, takes the stop losses of the sellers, and then price is more inclined to move lower instead of higher in our favor, which we would want, and obviously stop us out. So, you really don't want that to happen at all. You want price to not sweep that swing point and remain underneath. Even if it did sweep the swing point, you would still want the candle at the end of the day to close through the level, right? With an expectation like that where it wanted to close through the level with a body. That's it. All right. And that's the type of thing that you would kind of want. But when price obviously gives you this indication that price is now swept this level, that's a very high risk trade and price could reverse stopping you out. The second sign that price has now given you a sign of low probability has to still do with our entry candle. It always does. That's the thing. And when price has now gone up, it's given us our signal that price is bullish. We've given our retracement swing high. Then we're given our retracement swing low. We can see that price has now actually respected that bullish fair value gap right there. And now we get that candle closure above previous candle high. And you're thinking of longing right there on the closure. But price then goes ahead right and before it closes makes let me mark it out equal highs right there ends up making equal highs with the swing point. This is a horrible thing because what this does is it's now generating liquidity. All right. It is not strong enough for price. This should be our signal that price is strong in the up for the upside. But when we get equal highs like this it now generates more liquidity. We don't take out the early sellers. we don't fill in those buyers and we're generating now more liquid. So price is more inclined to go down and then later on come back up for that liquidity. But if you were to enter that, you would get trapped in that movement down. Right? This is the number one, you know, sign of low probability that I would typically avoid. It's not as common as the one you just saw, but is a very very strong reason to not get into the trade. So, those are the only two signs of low probability that you really would identify pretty often in terms of like very consistently or very easily identify. There's obviously some more things that I cover in my private site for you to avoid. If you do want to learn how to trade this model a little bit more, you can click the first link at the top of description so you can learn all the ins and outs and everything I've collected data on over the past 3 years of trading. And obviously, I've been testing this strategy live for the around 17 months now. Now, I know that's not a lot of data, but I have made a tremendous track record doing exactly so. So, um there's the proof in the product that basically this setup works. Anything can work as long as you understand how to trade NASDAQ direction order flow and have narrative every single time. So, yes, we might be bullish right now, but with that sign of low probability, it's best to keep your money and not give it away and donate it to NASDAQ. So, let's go take a look at a high probability setup on the charts and a low probability setup. So, moving over to the chart. You can now see that I am on NASDAQ. I am in the session that I trade every single day live on stream. 9:30 to 10:15 Eastern Standard Time. It's only a 45minute window. That's it. You can see that price is obviously starting to make some bullish movement. We are making higher lows and higher highs. But you notice when we have a setup right here, here's our pattern. So, we get that indication that price is now moving higher and we have a potential trade forming. we get a fair value gap that price is respecting. All we kind of need is just to mark out this swing point because we truly don't want any interaction with the swing point at all. Right? The less interaction the better. Unless it does close through, then that is completely fine as well. Now, when price obviously gives us our indication that we can trade, we're going to mark out our most previous candle, which is this one. We're going to play the next candle out. We did get that closure through that level. However, right, we did end up sweeping this high. So, if you were to enter that trade, we did end up sweeping that high as well. All right. And price, if I just was like to put my stop loss underneath the low there and just target a one to one or a one to two, price would immediately stop us out pretty much in the next candle, bang, it comes down. And no, it's not going to stop you out that quick. Usually, like that's obviously because, you know, there's a decent amount of volume on that specific candle or to the downside. But that is a low probability pattern in itself. And all you have to do is just simply avoid that setup as a whole. Just don't even touch that setup. So, let me show you a setup that you actually should take. So, here a little bit later on on that day right there, you can see now price has created a bearish for gap. We're starting to make, you know, bearish order flow. We have a high. We're making lower lows. We're making lower highs. This is perfect. Exactly what we want to see happen. Right here is our swing point. And right now, we're in that little retracement phase. So, this is our indication. retreat retracing back up into this VIA gap and still respecting it. Here is our most previous candle low, right? And as you can see, if I play the next candle out, we do end up body closing through this level, right? We don't make equal lows with this one ever so slightly, and we don't actually sweep or interact with this swing point at all. This is perfect. This is exactly what you need. You can put your uh stop loss above the high there, above the swing high or above the gap and then you can target a 1:1 or a 1:2 risk-to-reward because now price is more inclined to go in your direction. Okay, it's followed a simple pattern with simple narrative and context, you'd be able to catch a very nice trade 1 to one, one to two, whatever you need, whatever your consistency rules are on prop firms or whatever you want to trade in terms of personal capital or anything, right? This is going to help a lot, especially when you're looking at lower time frame moves. You're going to see this setup present itself every single day, like at least 20 times a day, no matter what session you're looking at. Obviously, in a 45minute window, you're bound to get probably about two or three. Max sometimes I've seen is about six per 45minut window. But let's just say on average one to two a day shows up, you're going to see either a low probability or a high probability. All you have to do is just make sure that you're following high probability systems and stay away from the low probability systems. So that way you can obviously increase and maintain a high win rate. So that is all I have for you in this video. If you like this video, hopefully it was helpful. If you want to see more helpful content like this as well with the fair value gap continuation model, right, then let me know in down below. Like the video, subscribe for more content. 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Um, I kind of was pushing YouTube a bit, but I sort of stepped back for a little bit. You know, my income started, uh, going pretty crazy and sporadic with uh, trading. had some big days, one of my biggest months in July. And I decided to move back from Queenstown, New Zealand to the Gold Coast here in Australia. Um, super nice place. I'm going to do a house tour video very, very soon. It's on the water. It's on, well, it's on the canal. Um, yeah, we've got our own little pontoon area, so we can have our jet ski. We can just walk down to it. It's all private. Um, super cool area. Love for you guys to see that. Not to flex, but just show you motivation. You know, I'm only 22 years old. um and what sort of $10,000 gets you in Australia. But I've also bought my dream car as well. If you haven't been on my Instagram, that's kind of where I be posting things a lot, like on my stories. Um I bought a new car, which if you haven't seen on my Instagram, I will make a video on that. It is an AMG, probably not the one that you're thinking of. Um because, you know, I do have taste. But, uh yes, other than that, that's pretty much it. I've been, you know, moving countries, buying cars, and just trading with the group every single day. And I haven't really wanted to be posting or anything. I just just kept doing what I doing. But I am back with a lot of demand for me to come back and make YouTube videos, which is uh it's been pretty cool to see that people are absolutely eating the markets off just YouTube videos. And that's what I want to kind of do. I want my videos to kind of click for somebody, you know, kind of lead them into a path where they think they might be able to find that profitability with my system, the uh FEGC model. But, you know, otherwise, regardless, you know, if this video is for you, you want to watch it all the way through, definitely should. It is a great great load of information. One of my favorite setups to actually take. It usually presents itself about four time five times a week. Um, once every day. Absolutely everyone. once every day. Very, very common uh setup. Um but yeah, without further ado, let's just get into a quick breakdown and then I'll show you a trade uh that I executed on um I think it was Tuesday. I didn't This is Wednesday. Yeah, on Tuesday. And then yeah, other than that, let's get into it. Super quick rundown of the actual pattern before we get into a couple of rules. So, for those who are new here and don't know my FEGC model, um this is a quick little run through of this specific pattern. I know some of you inside of my premium group and private group will obviously understand this. Um, but for those who aren't inside that group, well, this is for you so you can understand it. Um, so essentially I've driven up driven I've drawn up a little pattern here to kind of represent what I'm trying to show you. um you won't find it you know to be this specific pattern like the amount of candles um and the exact retracement but uh the principle will still be the same which is around the entry model. So the first thing that we have to understand okay is we have to identify our bullish F value gap in the scenario or at least our bullish leg in general. So if we're bullish right now and we can see price going up, we're wanting to see somewhat of an indication from price that we are going up. Now we enter off respections of F value gaps. We don't just blindly enter when it hits one. Wait, we wait for a perfect reaction. In fact, a mechanical signal from price to enter. Right? This mechanical signal doesn't need to have any type of human emotion, which keeps it really good for me, especially since when I created this model, I created it for me. I'm trading here in Australia, New York Stock Exchange open every single day. I trade from 9:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time all the way to 10:15 Eastern Standard Time every single day, 45 minutes, no more than that ever. And I'm catching at least two to three trades a day. Now, with this as well, it's a very quick model. It is a lower time frame scalping model. It's super effective, super high win rate. But the most important thing is that I'm in and out of the market and I don't have to use my brain at midnight. That was the purpose of the model. I'm not trying to really use my brain at midnight where I'm trying to have ICT and predict reversals. I'm a continuation trader. This is a continuation model and it's a super effective continuation model. So all we need again we need that signal that price can give a continuation. Now in hindsight what you would normally be doing is targeting some sort of timebased liquidity up at the top. Okay, which I can make a whole separate YouTube video about. I cover it all inside of my private side if you want to join that as well. But other than that, we are going to mark out our bullish fail gap. So I'm just going to draw a line like this. Normally you would draw like a rectangle box uh here on Trading View. you know, you'd use the rectangle tool and you know, you would measure it out like this. Like for example, we'll have a gap here. Okay? Obviously, you would want to mark it out. Now, what you're wanting to do, all right, is you're just wanting to find where price goes up. You want to find its highest point, which you can identify when price starts to retrace towards and back down to the bullish for value gap. So, you can see price is obviously starting to retrace, and it's not going higher than this swing point right here. Your job is to obviously just wait. It's very simple to see the retracement high and the retracement low is when price obviously creates that swing point and then it has to sell back down to get into this FBA gap. It's a very blatant thing that you will see every single time. Right? And that is obviously what you're going to have to mark out because this is a ve very key level. This actually determines whether we get in the trade or don't get in the trade. All right. So next all we are looking to do is we are just looking to wait for price to obviously come into this FV value gap and respect it. Respect it means we do not body close underneath a bullish fav value gap with a bearish candle. Okay we can obviously body close inside the gap that's completely fine. Ideally wish we can just wick into it um and body close out of it. Still either or is completely fine as long as that fair value does not get disrespected I am completely happy. Now for those who kind of know my model prior I'm just going to get rid of this for a second. All right. What I kind of was teaching before was a Fed gap continuation with no FG. It was one of my many uh profitable patterns. Obviously that was a more common one. That one you'll definitely see if you haven't watched that video. It's here on my YouTube channel. Right. And that will look something like this where we didn't create a bullish for gap in the section. You can see where the first candle's low overlaps and meets with the third candle's high and is not allowing it to kind of give a gap where it's just candlestick body. For example, first candles high here and third candles low don't meet or overlap like they do here. All right, that leaved well or left a bullish fail gap. In this case over here, price did not leave it. And then obviously what you would do after price is respecting that bullish fee gap, right? We need we can't just blindly enter off the gap because it came into it and respected it. We have to have our signal. Now signal is marking up your most previous candle. So if you're going to have a candle that's moving obviously in real time and is looking like it's about to close. What is the next one prior to that right on the left? And that's going to be this one. I'm going to act like this is my current candle. This little bullish one. And all I'm going to do is mark the highest point, whether it's a wick or body, whatever is the highest point of that previous candle high for a bullish example. If you're on a bearish example, which we'll cover because I want to do both, right? On the trade example, you would be marking the lowest point of the candle. All right? And all you want to see is price close above that candle. And that is literally where you enter right there. Your stop loss is below the F value gap or below the swing point. and you're targeting a one one or a one to two fixed risk-to-reward, right? You don't target the swing point you marked out. Okay? All you want to see is you don't want to see price obviously make equal highs with the swing point exactly with the w with its wick. Don't make equal highs. That is completely invalid. And you don't want it to sweep the high of that swing point. That's completely invalid. That doesn't look bullish at all. In fact, that could be a potential reversal. That's why we avoid those, right? And that is pretty much it in terms of what I'm going to show you today is what happens when price creates a bearish fair value gap on that retracement move. All right, what do we do? Well, this is where I like to mix my fair value gap continuation with an IFG. Now, you struggle with ifgs. You don't really know how to take them, when to take them. This is a perfect mechanical entry time to take, right? The IFG model as well. So, you're kind of mixing both. You're mixing the delivery of the gap. You're signaling it with that previous candle closure above the high. But here's the trick. When you have a February gap, it has to be a singular gap. It cannot be two stacked gaps. A example of two stacked gaps would be something like this where you can see we have now created a bullish gap right on top of another bullish gap. That is an example of stacked gaps. Okay. So this one is just a singular FBA value gap and all you're wanting to do is you're wanting price to close above the previous candle high and outside inverting this bearish FVA gap all on the same candle. All right, all on the same candle. It cannot do this. It cannot just give you the body closure like that and then the next candle to invert. That is not the model. Okay, the model has to do it on the same candle. If it does it on the same candle where it closes above previous candle high and inverts no matter what sequence whether it's one candle, you know, we've maybe come into the gap and respected it a bit, right? Then all you're doing is just making sure that it's above the previous candle high and above the candle, right? Or of the or now if on the same candle. That's where you take your position. Your stop loss can be in three places, right? underneath the ifg it's a little bit tighter ideally underneath the FV value gap or underneath the swing point. Okay, that is it. All right, those is well that is literally how you target this setup. It's a very simple effective model. Um and all you're doing is again targeting a one one or a one to two risk-to-reward or that timebased liquidity that you're targeting right there and whatever that can give you. So now let's do a quick breakdown of the trade that I was able to catch on Tuesday. Um, I do take my setups on the 30 secondond time frame. I do also take it on the one minute and it works well on the one minute. Um, I am scalping the market. Like I said, I'm trying to get in and out as quick and efficiently as possible. Um, so that way I can go to bed, obviously make my money and go to bed. Now, this trade was actually really, really simple. It netted me around $40,000 with Profit Trader. If you guys have not heard about TakeProfit Trader, well, you need to, okay, literally no activation fees. one of the cheapest prop firms in the game. Soon as you're funded, okay, obviously it's five days to get to the funded stage, right? Same profit targets pretty much as every other firm. It just takes five days to get there, right? I like to pass it in two and then just trade the other three as just with one micro for a couple seconds on a trade and that's it. Um, once you get funded, it is literally daily payouts from day one of being funded. And guess what? The best thing that I personally love about it is there's no consistency rules. You couldn't come, you couldn't come to face to face with me and try and argue your better prop firm in the future space. I would actually pay you to try and do that, right? There was no way you'd ever and I'm not saying this as an affiliate. Use my code. Don't use my code. If you want to use my code, it's code CC. You can use in the description or use the link and go buy through there. Otherwise, literally, it is the best firm. Just get on it. Stop mucking around with these tra these prop firms that have minimum trading days. Only a prop firm that I'll ever be affiliated with. Straight into my PayPal. really good for international people that are outside the US, super quick for people that are are inside the US. Literally everything I can talk about is positive. But um other than that uh this breakdown was super simple. Again, we were obviously pretty bearish. We kind of had that little signal that we were going lower. All right, price was able to retrace higher. Now, in the mix of that, you know, we did actually end up having a set of triple equal lows, which is a really good target. We're about, you know, what 12 minutes into the session already. And I'm pretty much about to get a trade right about now. And this is usually what kind of happens as well. Now you can see that we are reacting off this level which is also a one minute for value gap up here. It's the highest one minute for value gap which usually the last for value gap of each leg is really really good. Um what I sort of mean by that is also a two-minute. What I sort of mean by that is um whether you're looking on the 30 second or 1 minute doesn't matter. The higher time frame delivery the better. You're just lower time frame entries, right? All you're kind of looking at is when price is obviously going all the way down, right? You are just seeing those stacked gaps. I can see those two stacked bearish FBA gaps. Usually the one that's at the top, right? This is very hard to inverse go to the upside. So, usually the ones at the top deliver really, really nicely. So, you can see that we kind of wicked into this gap right here. And if I zoom in a little bit, you can actually see a bullish FVA gap underneath that when we came into that Feb gap. So, you can very see that we wicked into it. Now, watch the next candle. If I play the next candle out, literally we're 12 minutes 30 seconds into the session. You can see that we do end up closing below that previous candle low and we do end up inverting right that bullish F value gap all on the same candle. So right about there you can take your entry right stop loss is above the high of this. So that can be 16 points. All right, it can be above the gap if you want to be safer. Literally just put it above the swing high if you absolutely want to. And then all you're doing from there is targeting liquidity. Now, what I sort of teach inside the group is how to be efficient with prop firms. I usually run about a 20 point stop-loss per trade, right? Mechanically, and if I need to adjust to make it lower, if I want to, I can do that. But I usually get in with around 20 points. Well, not around. I do get in with 20 points every single trade uh mechanically. And I usually look for a one one at a minimum, right? And then if I look to target anything more, I'm being super aggressive with my stop loss. Obviously, making sure I secure profit. So if we ever move past 20 points and I decide to be greedy, go for 30, 40, 50 point moves, I'm making sure that my stop loss is at least at, you know, 20 points into profit so that I walk away with a win still. You know what I mean? I'm not giving up um, you know, 20 points worth of profit and I got the decision to make the accurate move in the market, right? I made the right decision to make money and then I let the market just not give me that money or I didn't make money. It's it's ridiculous to not do that. So, I'm very very big and strong on securing profit. So, after we kind of get that 20 and 20 again, if you want to target this swing low, if you want to target the triple equal lows, by all means, go for it. Super simple model. I know this looks really really textbook. I'm not going to sit here and say that this was the only trade I caught. I was still I was still pretty bearish because of those triple equal lows. Um, but that is the Feb value gap continuation with IVG. I am going to show you a losing trade to keep the transparency. I did take both trades on my live stream. If you guys want to learn everything about this model and trade it live with me every single day. I go live from Monday to Friday. Literally do 45 minutes. That's it. We catch, you know, one to two trades. Absolutely eat the markets every single day. If you guys want to join in, you know, follow along. You can join with the first link top of the description. Um, I did take both these trades live. I took the first loss which is a small loss and then I obviously caught the big one later on. So right here you can see that we're delivering off this FVA gap. I still really like the equal lows and I was happy with it. Um and I still had the confluence that we were you know delivering from a gap here. This was actually the um Feb gap continuation with no FG at least in this area. All right. There wasn't an FG like blocking my entry except for down here. Um which is why obviously it failed. Um but then I also just have my stop loss at the bottom of this high. I did want that. That would have been a nice risk-to-reward. Soon as price came down a little bit into profit, end up hitting that gap, which could have been a good break even point, but I don't break even that early. I have a very strict mechanical way where I break even. I teach that also inside my group as well to keep the win rate very high. Trades at about a 90% plus. Um, and most students as they're learning sort of gradually go from about 70 or 60 70 80 as they're getting better and better and start to understand more information and then they sort of sit around that 80% level. Um 90% come comes from kind of screen time and trade selectiveness. Most of these guys that are inside the group obviously trading prop firms trying to make the most out of the setup and their screen time. Um I know some of the boys inside of the group are maintaining 90% which is really good to see. It's not just me. Um but yeah, other than that took a small loss on that, made it back and a lot more. Uh I think it was around, you know, 47 point move. I think I didn't even hold to the triple low. I think I pulled at like 47 cuz I trailed my stop. But yeah, other than that, that is literally the breakdown of the setup that caught. Um, yeah, like I said, that was super easy. It's not the only trade I took in the week. If you want to go back test this specific pattern model in the market, you know, back test 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Do the whole week, do the prior. So, see how it works. It's a very simple, effective model. If you want to watch me trade live, like I said, join the link top of the description. If not, I am back on YouTube on the grind again, giving you guys information that can obviously hopefully help you trade. I'm just making these videos so it clicks with someone. Hopefully something that I teach or show and information wise just kind of opens their eyes. So, other than that, I will see you all in the next YouTube video and thank you for watching. Subscribe if you're not. Like the video and comment your thoughts on this and maybe um if you like this model, you know, see how you go. Back test it. 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So, I know again I don't want to bore you with just standard support and resistance. So, I'll make it quick. So again, support is where price is held on a key level like this. We have an area like this black line right here that is supporting price from going lower, which often leads to regular bounces off this key level moving to bullish movements like so. Notice right here, you can see that price actually broke support. So it broke through that key level that price was bouncing off multiple times. But now we're testing that level as a level of resistance. Almost like a roof or a ceiling that price cannot get past. So when we're above this level, we know that buyers are in control. And we're underneath this level. We know that sellers are in control. Just like every other aspect of trading, we want to focus on trading with who's in control of the money. That's going to be who's in control of the market at that current time, whether it's buyers or sellers. And we can use support and resistance to identify this. So, in the market, there's two types of candlesticks that you need to pay attention to. Your current and your previous candle. You're going to be marking out the support and resistance levels of the previous candle. Now, your decision is made on what the current candle does. Now, when you're going to trade off a fair value gap or anything like that, and you want to just trade in the general direction of the right side of the market, aka either buyers or sellers, then using candlestick closures above or below previous candle high or lows, then you're going to be able to judge who's in control and make an accurate decision. Now, if you pair that with a fair value gap, you're going to have a very high trade accuracy. So in this example on the left you can see that price now candle closed above this previous candle high breaking resistance. You can see in this example that we also tried to test and break previous candle low but failed. Now the candlestick on the right you can see that we tried to break previous candle high but then we actually closed below previous candle low. Both of these indicated that buyers were in control over here and sellers were in control over here. Now, not all the time are you going to have price reject these areas, but it is something to identify. Obviously, it'd be better if price was to stay away from that in general, right? And away from this one in general, cuz obviously the further away the better, but since we're testing it and failing to actually break through, this is also another great indication of good candle behavior in our direction. Now, there are multiple different setups that I actually find in the market, but I'm going to show you two that are most commonly used by me. So, in this example, this is my high conviction trade. This is one of my most popular and best convicting trades for myself. This gives me the most confidence when taking this setup. So again, we have a normal three candle formation fair value gap and the fourth candle retraces back into this bullish fair value gap delivers straight out and then closes above previous candle high. So we did it in one single candlestick. So we had little retracement which means little sellers and then obviously breaking above previous candle high. That's a great indication price is extremely bullish. So for the example on the right, you can see that price was obviously extremely bearish. We created a bearish fair value gap which the fourth candle was able to retrace into immediately flipping back down and closing below the previous candle low. So obviously we know that price is very bearish and sellers are still in control of this market especially since we had little buying retracement. So we didn't see any bullish candlesticks. It was just a fourth candle retraced giving us our confirmation to enter once price obviously delivered off that fair value gap. And now we can expect price to pretty much just run in our favor. So this is actually going to be the other common setup that you're going to find in the market. This is probably the most popular. Now for this specific setup, we have to understand liquidity. All right, and liquidity sweeps. When we see this setup, you can clearly see that price has now created a swing high, right? And a swing low. And right here, a swing low and a swing high. What we kind of want to pay attention to is the swing high in this bullish example and the swing low in this bearish example. What we want to pay attention to is the current candle. So, we obviously have our previous candle and our previous candle highs and lows marked out. But what we want to focus on is this current candle not making equal highs or sweeping liquidity before closing. And same goes, we don't want it to make equal lows or sweep sellside liquidity before closing. If we do, we have a lower probability trade because this is where price is likely to reverse. If we have the candle closure without making equal highs or equal lows or sweeping buy side or sellside liquidity, we are likely and very likely and with a high probability going to run liquidity past these points and go to a further target. So if you obviously see this setup in the market, just make sure that you're witnessing and understanding that's typical candle behavior mixed with a bit of liquidity sweep knowledge that you're avoiding this potential bad setup and actually trading a high probability setup. But here on the charts, I have an example trade that we're going to be looking at. So for this example right here, we have to obviously build a bit of context. So we have to trade, you know, with a little bit of context behind our setup so that we have the correct reasonings that support our decision to obviously buy or sell in the market. So right here, you can see that this obviously went down right here. We're obviously in a little downtrend. Now coming into this market right here, you see how we had the swing low and then we're obviously starting to shift higher. Now, we had that before, but we didn't have a liquidity sweep. So, right here, we had a liquidity sweep, and this is the highest point that price obviously went to. So, in this case example, you can see that we did have a bullish trade right here. Now, understanding candle behavior, all we want to do is obviously wait until price closes above this level. However, there's a few factors that we can obviously apply and look out for. And something like what we're going to apply to this setup is understanding, you know, you can implement breaker structures, market structure shifts, displacements to help you obviously figure out which fair value gap is going to be your right one. If you still struggle to do that, this is where the obviously the, you know, candle behavior, the breaks of previous candle highs and lows start to come in. I see so many traders have their judgment clouded by what's on the left. And a lot of times you have to worry about what's currently happening in the current price leg. And the way you can find that obviously the current price leg is from the lowest point after the sweep to where price is currently trading. So we can use that aspect to obviously figure out all right price from here to here is currently shifting higher and breaking swing highs. Right? You can see that we're not making new lows. We have a low here and a low here and we're not making new lows. Right? We're obviously starting to push past these previous highs. So we don't have to worry about what's on the left here. Right? All we need to see is price close above previous candle high and we can take this all the way up to buy side liquidity. So in this case if I just wait for this we come into this fair value gap. That's step number one. And in the same candle we decide to flip up and close above previous candle high. So this is exactly where we can take our entry. Our stop loss can go right below previous candle low because we are trying to obviously trade with the idea of candle behavior. We know that price should not disrespect previous candle low if it is truly bullish. All right, that was breaking support. Then we can target our buy side liquidity and play price out. And obviously right here we can hit take profit. All right, soon as we hit take profit, everything else is out the books. But you can see all up until this point nice and smoothly to at least here 30 points in profit. We never broke previous candle low and then we were able to scratch to that buy side right there. These trades happen literally every single day in the market whether it's forex, futures, stocks, um doesn't matter. These are like this is probably the one of the most popular setups. So let's take a look at one more example in the market. So right here as you can see that price obviously had buy side liquidity again. Same thing right here. You can see that we are moving in a downtrend and we need something to obviously support our decision to want to trade a continuation of price trying to find higher prices. So in this case example right here, you can see that price obviously swept this sell side, made a new high and swept more sell side and then started to displace higher. All right. Now, as in this example right here, again, another cloud of judgment could come where this gap could hold or price could sweep this and this could obviously confuse you. But again, what we're worried about is the current price leg from this low to this high. What is actually happening in real time with this setup? So in this example right here, you can see that price obviously came into this bullish FBA value gap. Now we kind of hesitate, do its own thing, does does what the market usually does and obviously, you know, trolls people. What we're focusing on is when price candle closes above. That's the indication that market's like, hey, I'm ready to go now. All right, that is when we're ready to go and that's when the market's ready to go. So we don't have to sit through this insufferable PA. Now we obviously have you know a breakish structure which obviously helps us right here in our decision-m but if you ignored that and you just followed this simple setup you can see once price closes above it did not sweep previous swing high which is obviously a valid setup which means we can take our entry right here. Our stop loss can go underneath previous candle low underneath the swing point. It is completely up to you. Now since I run 20 points as an absolute minimum stop loss I might as well just put it underneath this swing low right here. All right. And because I don't enter with 15 or 10. That's just my personal preference. And right here, we can hold it up all the way to 80 points. Now, 80 points is a little excess for my sort of style of trading. I usually like to go for 40 max 60 points, but we're going to do this anyway because we trust the setup. So, as you can see, we never actually came back to the previous candle low. And we even had another setup where price obviously delivered a fair value gap where we closed above previous candle high once again. So if I zoom in here right here, you can see that we did actually very faintly close above without taking that swing high. So once again, another setup and we can obviously all go all the way up and hit our takerit which is all the way up there. All right, so it to take a while and the reason I only target max around 60 points is because price moves smoothly to this level before we start to do this aspect of the move. Now, yes, you can target large riskrewards doing this, but again, looking at around 60 points, which is actually perfect in this scenario. Price moved very smoothly up until that point before we started to little consolidate there and then obviously explode back to the higher prices. So, that is it for this YouTube video. If you want me to make an entire new YouTube video on just candle behavior and understanding everything about candle behavior, then comment the words candle behavior in the comments and I will obviously like it. And the more I get, I'll be more inclined to obviously make that video. So, obviously, I want to know what you guys are interested in and want to learn more about. And obviously, I want to be able to provide that value for you. 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Uh I don't think there's any point in slowing down. I think trading has come to me as it's kind of like on easy mode. And that's what I want to give you guys today is I want to give you a strategy that's so repeatable every single day where it is mechanical but you can apply discretion to maintain a higher win rate and just keep the strategy to personalize around you and your framework and your psychology. And that's exactly why I built this system. It resonates with a lot of people. It really changes perspective on a lot of people's minds as well and it starts earning you consistent results with prop firms which is what everyone wants to do anyway since we don't have a lot of startup capital until you make money taking payouts. So without further ado, let's not waste any more time and let's get straight into the video. All right, so if you don't know who I am, you haven't seen any of my other videos and you don't know what trading strategy I actually use. I use my FEGC model which is a for value gap continuation model. It is a simple continuation model using for value gaps. But the only difference between other for value gap continuation setups and mine is a simple mechanical entry point which is relying on candle behavior. Now this is very very simple. It's easy to understand and pretty much a beginner would absolutely figure this out immediately. So let's kind of just break down what the setup actually looks like overall and then we'll work out that mechanic detail that you need to apply to make your trading much more simplified and mechanical. So essentially what I am doing is I'm waiting for price to make an impulsive move to the upside exactly like this. Right? This impulsive move must leave behind a for value gap. This is a horrible for value gap. Let me try that again. All right. It must leave a for value gap behind. It can be multiple. It can be just one. Now all I'm waiting for is price to correct back down into this for value gap. Now an important detail is the 50% value of that for value gap. We don't want to see any body closures underneath that level. whether it's an inverse or still inside the gap but past 50% of that gap. Now all I'm waiting for then is price to close above the previous candle high the most previous candle high with a bullish candlestick. That would be our entry and that is the small mechanical detail that I add to my system my value gap continuation that separates me from the most. It is a much more understood way that you are verifying that the continuation is actually going to occur rather than just blindly entering off the value gap and just hoping that your confluence is holded up, right? You're actually confirming that price is in your favor and is likely going to momentum in your direction. And that's where we're targeting that continuation portion with our entry down here. Sometimes there's an entry where it breaks structure. That's completely fine. Now our stop loss would be underneath and then we target a simple one to one risk-to-reward or the draw on liquidity if you wish to target that. All right. So this is a little diagram of actually what the setup is going to look like on an actual chart with candlesticks. All right. So as you can see right here from this point up until that point in that dotted area we have a strong impulsive move to the upside. This has actually created a lot of fidelity gaps. We created one here then we created another one right here a very small one. And then we created a third one right here. Now, as you can see, we only ever tapped into that top one right there. So, let me just delete those and just visually show you that. So, you can see that we tapped into that first for value gap right here. That that zone that was created right here. We didn't have to tap this one. We didn't have to tap that one. All we have to do is wait for price to pull into that bullish for value gap. Now, our entry, where does it take entry? As you can see, we definitely respected the 50% value of that F value gap. All we're doing is we're just simply marking out that previous candle high from the highest point of that candlestick and we are waiting for that confirmation candle, that mechanical entry point that we so much need to actually hope that price is going to continue in our favor. It is a verification of real time price action that price should momentum exactly like this creating one two and three four candlesticks going in your favor rather than just trying to hope and pray that this for value gap actually works and not waiting for this and this. A lot of time a lot of people wait for this and this cuz it is at a lower price and the idea is to buy low. But when you use this simple metric when you are scalping, it's a very very very simple way to just understand what you need is all you need. You take entry right there. You can see my long and short position tool. It is purple and black. So purple is profit and black is draw down. So as you can see my start of that little color change right there is the entry point. So I can enter on that candle close. As soon as that candle has closed, I'm in that point. All I'm doing is putting my stop loss underneath the swing point. It can go underneath the for value gap if you wish. And then I'm just targeting either liquidity, which I was in this little photo, or a simple one to one of whatever I'm risking. Now, how do you find your one to one risk-to-reward? It's actually very simple. Whatever you have to place your stop loss as, whether it's underneath the swing or underneath the value gap, you're rounding to the nearest 5oint increment. You're going to have a 15 point, 20 point, 25 point, 30 point stop loss. Those are nearest 5 point increments. Not 27.5, not 32.5, right? Those aren't nearest fivepoint increments. So, as soon as I go underneath this level, I'm rounding it to the next five point increment. And I have to round up. I can never round down. Once I figure that stop loss out mechanically, I'm just going to simply target a one. And that is exactly how I trade my system. Now, someone that was an extremely impatient trader like myself, I needed a strategy that presented every single day. I needed to be able to use my discretion to be like, \"Okay, I'm not going to trade a certain day because it doesn't really look that well. Price is not really moving with intent to any draws and liquidity or any direction, right? It's just consolidating. I would just completely fade and not trade that entire trading day, right? But I like it because it shows up every single day with multiple opportunities as well. one to three opportunities, which means, you know, if it's consolidating the first 15 or 30 minutes of the New York Stock Exchange open, you know, I can trade it later on in the session if I want to. Just how repeatable it actually is, um, is what I love. I don't have to wait weeks for a setup. I don't have to wait a multiple days for a clean setup to actually occur. I can apply discretion, take when I want. I can take a trade every single day if I really wanted to, and that's the best part about it. All right. So, um I'm trading this setup specifically right now on ENQ futures. Um only I'm only trading on ENQ futures. I'm not really trading it on gold or anything like that at the moment. I just haven't really felt the need to to do that. I just find the consistent results to be on ENQ. It works really really well and I just understand that pair a lot and I have a lot of data since I've been trading this for 4 years. I've been trading this model for almost two years and I've been trading NASDAQ for four years. So, I understand how it moves and that's why I try and find a strategy relating to this pair because I felt like I've mastered it. We're going to get into a couple examples. The first example is a trade that I did not take. I live stream everything. So, if you want to join me for daily live streams where I trade this model. Um, I also call out my trades. You can see my real market insights and analysis and stuff. Click the first link in the description. Otherwise, these are the trades I took. Um, I didn't actually take this one, but I did take one setup on this day, which happened a little bit later. Only a little bit later, not that much. I only trade for about 45 minutes a day. That's it. Um, that's all I really ever need to do. All right, so jumping into the first setup of the day. I'm going to show you two setups in this video. One I didn't take and then one I did take in the same trading day. So, as you can see right here, I've got a gray box on this high over here. Now, this gray box actually is a 15minute unfilled for value gap that we just mitigated. So, if I go on the 15-minute time frame here, as you can see, we are just delivering off this 15 minute unfilled for value gap. So we had a strong move. We made a high. Then we made a higher low. And then we made all the way up to there. Now two main key components that you need in your trading, right? The first one's a non-debatable, right? You always need this is a target. You always need a target, a draw on liquidity that price is going to go to or wants to go to where price is going to move with intent to try and seek that area. The next thing you need is if you're playing a sort of a reversal from somewhere, right? And you have a high, a higher low, right? And then a new higher high and then price is now creating that higher low. If you don't notice something like this, then this is obviously just going to look like a normal bullish trend and you'll trade it in the wrong direction. But what you also need to understand is that when you're trading something against trend, just like down a lower time frame, a delivery from something on a higher time frame like that 15minute unfill for value gap, could be an hourly, could be a 4hour. Those are the only pre-market unfill for value gaps I use other than the daily as well. Then you know that's going to be a good point of interest. You need a delivery if you want to trade against trend because you need momentum, right? You need momentum when you're continuation based trading. If you don't have momentum, you can't really trade a smooth continuationbased model. And so momentum really does help you out. And momentum comes from these unfilled for value gaps specifically. So that's why I'm going to use this one over here. So as you can see, price has made a strong impulsive move to the downside. It's inversed already too bullish for value gaps that were created on that leg up to that level. And then we're just holding that last level down here, but I'm anticipating that to break. All right. So, this higher low that was created at the moment, I'm expecting price to break that, make a new lower low. I'm also anticipating price to absolutely annihilate this for value gap and continue lower to maybe something like, you know, this swing low down here or maybe that swing low right there as well. So, as you can see, we made that impulsive move to the downside, inversing two for value gaps. Now, we also have two bearish for value gaps right here. We have this first one, which is fine, but we're respecting this one, which is important. Okay, now we need to make sure the delivery is okay. We can't have it close past 50%. Or at least inverse the gap. We can't have that. So, you can throw on the middle line tool by just going to your little rectangle box right here. Right when you place it, go to settings, select middle line. We don't want any body closures above that level. You can wick past it. That's completely fine. We can wick past the box. That's fine as well. No body closures. Now, all we're doing from there is we're simply grabbing a trend line tool like this. And we're just marking from left to right, only very small, the lowest point of our previous candle, which is this one. I'm looking for a candle to now close below that. Now, unfortunately, we didn't do it here, which is completely fine. So, I'm going to grab this. And this is our new previous candle low. All right. So, now that we got that previous candle low marked out, that is our new previous candle, which you can see has still respected the 50% value of that for value gap. I'm waiting for price to now close below that. And as you can see right here, we have now officially body closed below our previous candle low. So this is where we can take an entry right here. Now for extra confirmation, if you need extra confirmation, I have a value gap continuation built indicator is a custom indicator, one of its kind. And right here, you can see that it signaled a short position. It will show you an anticipation signal. So you can obviously stay alerted when we hit for value gaps. And it will also show you and measure out things like your previous candle low line just like this. And obviously it would have switched when that one there. You can see the orange one. And then it prints that candle. All right. Once that signal has stopped, once that candle has closed, it will signal once it's official. That's where you can take an entry. But we're going to do it ourselves. We're not going to use the indicator. So we're going to take our short position. We're going to put it right there at that candle close. We're going to put our stop loss above that swing point. You can see it's 35.5. We don't round down. We have to round up. Okay? Okay, so we got to go to 40. That is the next fivepoint increment. And that means we target 40 for a simple one to one. So right there, we could place our trade, play it out. And just like that, our takeprofit got hit in literally 30 seconds worth of price action. It's not very quick. Don't worry about it. It is not quick. It's quick to hit your takerit. All right, but it's not very quick in the whole anticipation because you see this every single time leaning up. If you're visually sitting there watching the market, being active for that 30 minutes or 45 minutes um that your business asks you to just sit there for, that's it. Your trading business, you just sit there for half an hour, 45 minutes, and you're just watching price. You will not miss this. You will not be slow enough. Don't worry about that if you're scared about the 30 secondond time frame. I promise you will be quick enough. So, as you can see, 4040. It just hit exactly like that. Let's jump into the second example. All right, so jumping into the last example right here. This is going to be a little bit more of a detailed one, something that I really haven't shown more of on the channel, but I will. Um, so yeah, jumping into this example, let's first find our target. So, if price was to move up here, right, then I can obviously see price getting to this level. So, I can see that price has made a high, which is above this one, then a new higher low, and there is a potential for price to make a new higher high and potentially target this draw on liquidity right here, which is this opening range high, which is the first 15 minutes. So, what are we delivering off? If we do want that situation where price, you know, could actually add fuel and momentum to this trade, right? Can we find something that we're delivering off? Again, it's not necessary, but in this case, yes, we are delivering off this 30 second for value gap. Now, we could have taken an entry right here. Closed above previous candle high to coming into the for value gap. Take an entry right on this bullish candle. However, we did end up closing past and beyond that 50% line. So, I'm not going to personally do that. Personally, I fade that and I don't do it in my system just because it is a lower probability delivery and I want to avoid lower probability situations. So, I'm not going to take that. However, it did end up winning. But, we are still respecting and delivering from this gap. And so, we're going to use that and hopefully find a new setup as price is looking to, you know, find its way up. Now, in this case, we were lucky enough to find it in the general same area. So, if I zoom in here, you can see that we have a very tiny bullish for value gap. Now, if I just measure out this for value gap from the points right here, you can see that it is 1.75 points wide. I need it to just be a minimum of a onepoint size. That's it. And that's what I consider a value gap still. Anything less and I don't. So, you can see that this candle is our most previous candle and we are respecting the 50% value. We're also respecting the value gap. I'm going to measure out this right here. And then what you can see is we did close above this level. We're very close to this swing point and something with the swing points for you know exactly let's go up down and find a move for something like this. I don't want price our entry candle specifically our entry candle to make an equal high with this swing point right here with the wick. All right. I don't want it to make it right an equal high with the wick. I definitely do not want to do that. And I don't want to have it sweeping the high. Say this one for example swept the high like this and then close underneath that swing point. I need it to close through this swing point. So if I extend this through there, I need the body to be through this line, not the wick. Now over on the left, you can see that we are expecting a bearish for value gap as well. So the best chance for us to have a winning and successful long continuation setup right here is if price was now able to inverse that gap as well. So right here, three different situations. We close previous candle high. We close through the swing point with the body of the candle as you can see there. And we have also inversed that for value gap that we was respecting not once, right? Not once right here, not twice. Oops. Not twice, not three times, but four times. We were respecting that gap. Four times. And we officially closed through it. Exactly there. We can go back to our indicator. I can throw it back on. As you can see, it has signaled a long right there. So, I'm going to also put my long position right here. My stop loss can just go underneath this level right here. That's completely fine. All right. And then we can go all the way up and target this for more than a one or target a one:1 risk-to-reward. Completely up to that you whatever you want to do. You can see that the indicator will suggest a 1:1 risk-to-reward to keep you with a high win rate. However, you don't always have to limit yourself to that. And as you can see, we absolutely smack take profit. It is as simple as that. And that is exactly all I do every single day. I only take one of these a day. And sometimes I don't even trade just because I want to take the best one possible. And sometimes on certain days, you won't get two for two like this. You might have a losing setup and then a winning setup. It's your goal to find trade of the day. And when you just spend hours and hours and hours collecting data on this mechanical system, right, which you can see is a mechanical system. The only discretion I apply is if I want to take the trade based on the condition of the day or not. And a lot of people will fade this day because it's consolidating. But two winning setups were presented for us. And we're a continuationbased system over here. So again, make it as you wish. This is a very very simple uh strategy that shows up. It's repeatable every single day. It works well for those trading firms that have minimum trading days as well. Got me 20 payouts in a row. Um, one payout every single week. Some weeks even had multiple payouts. Um, but yeah, right now I'm on a streak of four. Uh, I post everything in my Discord. If you want to join my free Discord, do that. I also have an entire free beginner course to help you with your introduction into trading if you want to learn that. And again, if you want to join me live and watch my model, learn my model more in depth with the materials that I have, click the first link in the description. Otherwise, I will see you all in the next video. Thank you for watching. Subscribe, like, comment your ideas if you maybe took some setups of how you did the last week trading. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:02 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "Kind: captions Language: en This has been very very long overdue. A strategy related video. Basically me giving you my entire system for free here on YouTube in this video so that you can either go test it out in FX Replay to find results similar to what I'm achieving or to even trade it in real time with everything you need to know. I am back pushing out more YouTube content for you guys specifically that aren't inside my premium that want to obviously know my model a little bit more. If you don't know me, I've been trading my for value gap continuation model for a little over a year and a half now. I also trade this model live in front of over 200 viewers every single day. And I've managed to go on a payout streak of 20 weeks straight. 20 weeks straight. I've managed to get at least one payout every single week. And I've done this with just one prop firm. Take profit trader. Best prop firm out there. There's no ifs, no buts. You can't argue any differently. They offer daily payouts, no consistency rules, and no payout caps. Once you hit 10K on one account, they just move you live and the only difference from a normal pro to their live account is a simple profit split difference which is going from 8020 to 9010. Now the prop firm or the proof of the payouts from the prop firm is right here. You can check it out my payout streak. This discord is completely free. If you are new to trading as well, you can hit the second link in the description. It is going to direct you straight to my free beginner course on If you want to learn more about my F value continuation model more in depth and you want to watch me trade it live, hit the first link in the description, join the premium group and trade with me live every single day. Otherwise, here is the proof. So, you can see take profit trader power request approved. I've done this. Here's all the date stamps there. If you wanted to fact check it a little bit more, I'm happy to, you know, for you to private DM me and I can show you this again with a screen recording me looking it up. But this is just a simple screenshot just to prove. Um, we can see all of them have been approved. That was 20 weeks straight. Um, this was from the 1st uh of the 11th where we had another payout. Um, sorry, 2026. This is the 11th of the first. Sorry, read the date wrong. Um, but yeah, this is the 11th of the 1st. We had another one. So, this one was a withdraw of 2,286. Uh, this is whilst I was in the Maldives or Maldes, by the way. I was doing all this while I was in the molds. Um, while I was away, you can see another one. Bless starts 2026. So on the 12th had a that was when it got approved. Um what else? Requested another payout this week. So that was on the 16th of the 1st. So that was another I don't know. I'll play the video. Another 3252. Might as well flex the view. That was me and the Rich Carlton and the Maldes by the way. And then I got another one from myunded futures. So this put me up just over 12,000 Australian dollars on the week. Um I did size down pretty light. Again, there's the screenshot and I'll play the video out so you guys can see. Of course, it is just me in the in the rits. Again, this is going to be an entire video of my 30 secondond scalping strategy. Basically giving you everything you need to know from A to Z so that you can go trade it in real time or maybe even test results on an FX replay to see if you like it or if it's for you. So, without further ado, let's jump straight into it. I'm going to be showing you the complete system in three simple steps. I really do encourage you watch every single step and don't skip anything cuz at the end I'm also going to be breaking down the two trades I caught on Wednesday and Friday last week. Those are the only days I was available to trade. There was also beautiful trades Monday, Tuesday. I don't think there was anything Thursday that was really like A+, but I was busy those days. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. So, we'll break down Wednesday, Friday. All right. So, the main goal of this video is to actually teach you how to identify the setups in real time since it is a fast-paced scalping strategy. 30 second or even the 1 minute. In fact, the trade recap from Friday that I'm going to be showing you later on is a setup from the one minute. I want you to be able to spot it so clearly that all you do is basically look at a naked chart exactly as I've shown you here and just be able to circle the exact setup on the screen. No hesitation. You go straight to it. You find nothing else. Your eyes just immediately lock onto the pattern. That is exactly what I want to teach you in this video. Okay. So, for step one, we're going to be trading this at the New York Stock Exchange open. The New York Stock Exchange opens at 9:30 a.m. and then we're going to trade it up until about 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Happy to go for 11:00 a.m. if you wish, but statistics show that I really don't need to push it further than 10:15 a.m. I mostly find my trade in a 45minut period and for that fact, probably even a 30 minute period if I'm honest with you. The entry time frame is going to be on the 302nd. However, like I said before, you can also trade it on the 1 minute, but you will experience less of a win rate and less quantity. Of course, if you want something that repeats every single day, 30 second is going to be perfect. Don't worry. Now, for the ticker, we're just going to be focusing on one. We're going to be focusing on ENQ futures. Yes, you can use it on gold, both commodity and futures. You can also use this on ES and other things as well, but we just want to focus on one ticker. And since most people don't have a lot of startup capital of their own money, prop firms is the best way to start and no better way to make money, no better lucrative option to make money than futures prop firms. So we're just going to stick with ENQ futures. Step number two, we're going to be focusing on the main setup we're going to be looking for. It is a mechanical entry model. So this is a pattern that you'll be able to recognize in real time. I have many patterns that you'll able to avoid and you want to take as well to add to your arsenal of trading. If you want to learn more about those, then you can either watch other YouTube videos or wait for more future ones and subscribe or you can join the premium group. Up to you completely. We're going to be focusing on the setup I like to call for value gap continuation with no FG. All right, so let's analyze it. So what we're going to be looking at is we need a strong impulsive move to the upside or the downside, completely up to you. But this impulsive move needs to create a bullish or a bearish value gap. This value gap needs to be obvious of at least one point or more. Now all we need to do is we need a correction move back into that for value gap. Now as price is correcting you will be able to see it and as soon as it is able to hit that for value gap I want you to mark out one key point already. That key point is going to be the pinnacle of that move to the upside. The pinnacle point of that indication move that price is going higher. This is what we want price to not get any reaction. We don't want any candle to make an equal high with that. We don't want any candle to sweep through it or close through it at all. That's what we don't want. Okay. What we want to happen is when that correction move comes to that level, we're actually paying attention to a small detail that needs to happen within the F value gap. We're actually going to measure out the 50% line of this F value gap. What we don't want price to do is we don't want any body closures beyond this 50% line. Whether it stays in the gap or it inverses the gap completely. We want to make sure that body closures stay above the 50% and or out the gap for the best case scenario. Now, this might just look like a regular continuation trade where price is likely to just go higher and continue to the upside. It's exactly right. We're basically playing off a very, very simple model. However, all we're doing is waiting for what I like to use, which is candle behavior. Basically recognizing when candle momentum is about to occur. And all we're going to do is we're going to mark out the most previous candle. I'm talking the most previous. If this is our current candle right now and it has not closed, this bearish candle is our most previous candle. So, we're going to mark out the high since we are looking for a bullish setup. Now, what we want to happen, let me get rid of this. What we want to happen is we want this bullish candle to close above. It doesn't have to be extremely obvious like this. It can be a little bit. It can't be equal to. It has to be above the bearish candle's high. the most previous candle high doesn't it could be a bullish it could be a bearish candle really doesn't matter all right but it has to be the most previous candle doesn't matter what color has to be the most previous candle when that candle closes and you have confirmed that it has closed above that previous candle high I want you to take an entry exactly at that point now what we're going to understand is the entry stop- loss and take profit for this setup in step number three for step number three you've taken an entry there you have confirmed that price has closed above the previous candle high, you have validated that it is the right delivery and we're looking to trade a continuation. Now, it's important to note for the entry, we know how we want to enter, but like I was saying before, when we measured out the swing point, we don't want any interaction with the swing point. That means I don't want the candle's wick to make equal highs. I don't want the candle's wick to sweep the point, and I don't want the body of the candle to close through the swing point itself. That is a different pattern. Those are all different patterns. We're not going to be focusing on that at the moment. What we are going to focus on is we are going to focus on we can add a little wick here. All right. Is how to place our stop loss and then find our target. The sequence is one and two. You don't figure out your target unless you figure out your stop loss. So your stop loss goes underneath two positions underneath the correction low. So this would be our indication, our strong impulsive move to the upside that created that bearish gap. this right here back down into the basically the gap the correction is our correction move. going to mark the lowest point of that correction move as you did with the indication right right here and all you're going to do if I'm just going to play this back I'm going to measure this out your stop loss goes underneath this level or it goes underneath this F value gap rounded to the next nearest 5 point increment that is what you're going to do when you figure out your stop loss it could be 10 15 20 25 30 points you going to target a one one that is going to be the simplest way to trade this system with a high win rate and it's going to work extremely extremely well for prop firms. Now, essentially targeting a 1:1 is going to give you a higher win rate. It's obviously going to be more frequent every single day. You can obviously target liquidity if you want to. You could target more risk-to-reward if you want to as well. However, the lower the risk to reward, the higher the win rate. Drawn liquidity is basically equivalent with that low risk to reward is basically on par since you're trading towards a drawn liquidity which is likely they're going to be hit or swept. So, you do have a high chance of still winning. However, just sticking to a one to one is going to keep you consistent with prop firms. It's going to get you regular payouts and very consistent with prop firms in general. So, that is everything you need to know for step one, two, and three. Let's go break down a couple trades from Wednesday and Friday. Okay, so jumping into the recap now. Essentially, I was pretty bearish on Wednesday. I thought this was most obvious trading day I've ever seen in my life. Um, but yeah, we were delivering off this 15minute for value gap and we were looking to obviously target this low down here. This was a London low, but we also had further draws on liquidity from previous days, like this resting London low down here, which was going to be my main draw on liquidity on the day. You also had this previous New York low down here as well, if you wanted to use that. So, just resting timebased draws on liquidity. So, I went to the 30 secondond time frame, of course, that is what I'm going to be trading on. And as you can see, this little highlighted area, that is going to be the 9:30 a.m. session. So everything that you see inside that session I focus on. I do not take trades when they have pre-market for value gaps like you see this open candle provide. However, obviously it was a winning trade anyway. You can see that it delivered off of gap and this one would have been a winning trade of a specific pattern. Um but you can see that we've taken out this draw. I'm just going to focus on everything being formed and created and presented to me in this gray area. Now we've come back up. We swept some more highs pre-market. We've also redelivered back into that 15-minute for value gap. You can see that we are starting to form these bearish for value gaps. Now, all I'm looking for is this is a strong impulsive move to the downside as we did to the upside. Now, because right now we're inside of a bullish gap and we look like we're going to deliver back up to the bearish gaps, I want you to take note of something. When I said that the 50% closure is going to invalidate any longs, all right, when on that example that I showed you, that's what I meant. Right? So right now I'm no longer looking for longs. I'm no longer expecting this bullish gap to hold because we closed past 50% of that gap. So all I'm looking to do is see a retracement back into this for value gap. So you can see we hit one right here. Boom. Retrace back into that for value gap. All I'm going to do now is I'm just going to mark out that previous candle low. You can see that we have now candle closed. Now for a little bit more reassurance, I had an entire custom for gap continuation indicator built. So, if I go right here, you can see it shows basically everything you need to know. I'm going to put on show TP and stop-loss line right here. All I'm going to do, you can see it is now indicating that this is a mechanical position, right? It indicates to you in real time. It also gives you anticipation candles and alerts to make sure that you're catching the trade. All I'm going to do is I'm going to place an entry right there. My stop is just going to go above the swing high right here at 25 points. That is all that I really need. I could just target a one one which we're going to focus on right here. As you can see, the recommended stop-loss and takerit is also there for you to um use if you don't want to use the short position. It recommends you the stop-loss and take profit as I've done. It is completely mechanical, fully data backed. Of course, I'm not going to share that data here on YouTube because I want to keep it more for my private side. But as you can see, all right, it is going to show you that now we just play the trade out. Of course, it hits take profit. Like I said, you don't have to limit yourself just to one to ones. That is the baseline, the sort of the foundation to kind of getting your foot into the door with this model. You can also start targeting those further lines down there, like that rest in London or that rest in New York. And that would have been a total 3.48. This was literally the 14th. You can back test this the entire January 2026 so far if you want to. You can back test all of last year if you want to. Setup shows every single day or almost every single day. I would say about three, four times a week. Um, but yeah, that was the trade I caught. Very, very obvious. Of course, I was in the molds. I didn't have my full setup that I have. I have multiple monitors here. Um, I didn't have everything, my keyboard, my mouse. I just had a MacBook. So, I was pretty limited. So, thankfully for the indicator, it was able to call this. If you want to pick this indicator up, I also have a link in the description so you can go and grab it. Um, it's also going to be a really, really helpful tool as you're learning the system kind of, you know, on the side. Seeing it in real time is very, very important. That's why we had this indicator built. Um, but yeah, that was trade number one. Okay, so moving on to recap number two. This one was on Friday. This one's actually the one minute time frame that I took this set up. But yeah, as you can see, we have swept this with a pre-market candle. So this was London high. We took that out. And not to mention, we are also delivering from this 15-minute for gap, right? So that was still holding up. It did close past 50%, but I was adding to more a bearish bias anyway, just because we had another small gap that we're likely going to respect there. And we did just take out London high. So, I'm going to mark out the next draw liquidity, which is down here, just the nearest 15-minute low. It's a really, really good draw on liquidity. Plus, it become more relevant in a second. Anyway, so as you can see, I've marked that level down here. All right. Now, I'm on the 30 second time frame, and all I'm doing is I'm just playing price out. Oh, I need to go to one minute. Sorry. Right here. Just playing price out. As you can see, it's very, very choppy day. Oh, I just fumbled that a little bit. It is a very, very choppy day. Now, you can see that the indicator actually signaled a another setup. Now, this is a setup that we're not going to be focusing on specifically. This is a different signal. So, what we're going to do is we're going to turn these other two ones off, right? So, it's going to out the breaker structure patterns as well, right? So, we're not going to focus on that one. Just going to be showing you the setup that we showed here today in this video. So, as you can see, we are moving back higher, back higher. Oh, and right there we have the setup presented. So, we have no interaction with that swing point as required. We also have a delivery from this fib value gap right here. Now, this doesn't really look like sufficient risk-to-reward. So, what I'm going to do is I'm actually going to hunt for more draws and liquidity. Now, if you can look over here, this is a London low, not too far underneath. Now, I know Trading View is going to skip the process a little bit, but it wasn't too far underneath. And I don't know if you remember from that recap number one, we also had that resting London and resting New York. And price ended up just going straight to that resting New York and just not leaving that or not just stopping at that resting London. So, my expectation is I want to actually keep that there still, but my expectation now is that I want to trade this through that level exactly how Wednesday performed. All right, I'm only going to work with what I know from experience. And so what I'm going to do is I'm going to put my stop loss at 20 points. I'm going to target 20 points just like this, expecting price to go through. Now, when it hits the second drawn liquidity since that is my first one, I'm actually going to move my stop loss. I can either dis derisk it or I can move it break even or I can just let the trade play out. So right here, oh, sorry. Right here at the second draw liquidity. Let me just share my screen. God damn. All right. At the second draw on uh liquidity, I would have moved my stop loss break even since I am asking my 1:1 is asking a little bit more of price. Um if you wanted to target more draws on liquidity, you can also do that. Um I just took it down to 20 points. I couldn't really see these candles in real time because of the airport Wi-Fi unfortunately. But you can see the indicator also recommends you the one um with the stop loss and the takeprofit being the green line and the red line. All right. I also have a visual overlay where you can have all my draws on liquidity. It's also part of the indicator package that you will get anyway if you get the indicator. Um, so you can focus on all the draws and liquidity I focus on. But yeah, that is a very simple setup. If you wish to target more, very simple entry model right there to target all the way down to this new day opening gap. Just the start of it is fine. All the way down to there. And that would have been another 4.51 risk-to-reward. As you can see, we instantly displaced all the way down there. very simple setup. It's a good way to obviously make sure that you're trading with a trend. Um if you can trade with an established trend like this one where it's visually bearish or bullish, that's going to be much better more beneficial for you specifically. Um but yeah, very very simple setup. Sorry, one minute. And of course, thank you to the indicator that was able to call that out cuz I am pretty lazy nowadays u with my trading. But yeah, there you go. That is exactly the recap number two. And if you also are a beginner trader, I encourage you to go check out that beginner trading course. I really do encourage you because a lot of people just go all over the internet and don't know where to start and they get all this information from the wrong places. This is going to literally help you. This beginner course is going to help you either transition into just really trading futures, prop firms, and how to make money in the space, get your foot into the door with tools, apps, market structure, all that stuff that you need to know uh to basically get past the basic fundamentals. 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Again, if you want to check out everything about my payout streak, you can check out my Discord. You can check it out my Instagram. Here is the proof right there that I am on another one. You can see the the date and time. This is all uploaded on my Instagram and Discord. You can check out my full track record there as well, and you'll see it in the video on my Discord as well. So yes, I am obviously telling the truth. I have gone on these payout streaks before and I asked this question a lot. If anyone knows and you watching this video right now knows who has the longest payout streak in futures prop firm history, please let me know. My goal in 2026 is to beat the longest payout streak in futures prop firm history. I know I don't own that at 20 weeks. The rules are it has to be at least one payout every single week for 20 weeks straight. just so they can show that they obviously are consistent. You have to have a track record exactly like I have as well. And if you can find that person for me because I've tried to do my research and at the moment the only conclusion that I come through is that I've got the longest streak at 20. Now, of course, I'm going to try and break my own record, but I want to break someone else's if they have longer and I want to make that my goal. I'm already knowingly going to be consistent for 20 plus weeks. At least I hope I am, but the confidence is obviously going to push me there. Um, but I want that. So, if you have that information, please let me know in the comments down below. Anyways, in this video, I am just going to simply give you a little trade recap of the trade that I took in order to get me to the fiveweek payout streak. I know I did make a video last week saying how I got the four, but again, I posted that in my Discord and on some of my Instagram highlights, so you can check it out as well. I just did make a video cuz I've kind of had like this dry cough, which is super annoying. Um, and I didn't I couldn't be bothered making a video to be honest with you. But yeah, I'm picking up the camera now because it's five weeks is pretty important. We've just finished off January, which is the first month of Q1. Um, we had a really, really good performance last week for or of that week. We had three wins, one loss. So, we had a win on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. I didn't trade Wednesday, and I lost Friday. And then coming into this week, I didn't trade Monday, but I have, you know, traded Tuesday. And that was what I'm going to show you in the recap today. It was one trade. It's a pretty good one overall. So, yeah, let's just jump straight into the recap. >> All right. So, if you're new here and you don't know what my strategy is, I'm going to give you a little breakdown so that you can understand it for the sake of this video. Um, but if you want a more in-depth video, then we just choose literally any video on my channel. Um, my last two specifically will give you a more in-depth version so you can accurately start trading this on FX replay and test it out or trade it in the live markets. So, it's going to give you a much better understood version of what I'm looking for every single day for 45 minutes a day. I only trade this between 9:30 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time in this little blue area that you can see. That is quite literally it. You can see that it offers the best price action for ENQ futures clearly unlike this day, but we've had good days other than that. But yeah, that is all I traded in 45 minutes a day. The strategy works perfectly for prop firms, for personal accounts, whatever you want to use. All right, so before we get into the actual breakdown of the setup as well, I want to talk about the whole government shutdown that is happening right now. So, as I'm making this video, it is Wednesday the 4th of February. Um, they are voting to obviously cancel the partial shutdown that the US had with the whole funding issue. Um, but in the temporary moments that it has been obviously shut down. We saw in November that it was actually pretty volatile and again these last two days that it's been shut down as well from all the way from the 30th over here. Um even though this was not really the best performing day after such a large move over here on the 29th, you can see that Monday, Tuesday had offered very very good continuation uh deliveries. This is on the 15-minute time frame. It's perfect for our setup because we are continuation based traders. Um but it worked really really well. So if you are fearing that the government shutdown is going to alter or affect our strategy to the point where we kind of need to adapt, you don't need to. Trust me, I've been collecting a lot of data on this. I have thousands of data. I have years spent on the charts to understand pretty much every aspect that my system needs to work in and I've done all that for you specifically. So again, it works completely fine. No fear there. All right, so how my strategy actually works. So first things first, I usually look for my trades again between 9:30 and 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. And I'm usually trading it on the most optimal time frame is going to be the 302nd. Um, you do need the premium plan on Trading View to have that. Otherwise, it's free on trader of eight if you just connect a prop firm with it. Um, and the one minute obviously as well. So, these are the two most optimal time frames to enter on. Um, I prefer the 30 secondond as well for better risk-to-reward uh opportunities and more opportunities for that fact. Um, now essentially what we're doing is our whole premise or purpose is to target timebased liquidity. That is all I do. I don't target random intermediate highs or lows or just any external internal highs and lows that you see on like the higher time frame. They have to be timebased liquidity. If you want me to make a video here on YouTube covering all my timebased draws on liquidity, let me know down below. Just comment down below that you want the video and I'll do it. Um, of course, it's inside my premium group. If you want to join there as well, the link is also in the description. We daily live trade 200 plus people every single day where I'm executing the model for you live. So then you can follow along as well as get access to my indicator. So you get to have that confluence in real time as well. So essentially uh that is pretty much you know the foundation is 30 second and one minute. Now all I am looking for towards that timebased draw on liquidity and between that time frame is I'm looking for an impulsive move to the downside. This is going to be our indication that price is making a strong aggressive move towards a resting draw on liquidity. Something like this right? This is just a mockup trade. Now we don't want price to take that draw on liquidity. We want to target that. So in this little impulsive leg, we want a fid value gap to get created. Singular is the best. Double, triple, that's fine. You will just have to wait for this simple trick. It's hard to determine sometimes what gap is going to get reacted off when you have double and triple. That is completely fine. If you want me to make a video around that, well, let me know down below and I'll do that. There is a good deed of uh information around that. But the simple premise is we're waiting for price to correct back into one of those for value gaps or that singular one for an example. So I'll just mock that up. So that is going to be our correction move. Right? So this is our indication move right here that price wants to reach this draw liquidity. And this is our opportunity for price to buy back up so that we can catch a continuation down. We're waiting for price to tap this F value gap right here. And we're looking for a candle closure below the most previous candle. Once that happens, we can now enter the trade our stop loss either above the correction high or above the value gap targeting that timebased draw on liquidity or a one to one. That is essentially it. So for an example, let's go take a look at the trade that I caught on the live stream again of over 200 people. This is one trade on the week so far that I've taken um on the 3rd of February. Now, I also want to let you know if you want to keep up with my payout streak. Right now, I'm actively on a fiveweek payout streak. I know you can see it briefly there, but I'll click into it. There you go. Take profit trader. Uh your withdrawal request has been approved. So, that's essentially it. Transferred to your wallet, blah blah blah. I'm on a fiveweek payout streak. I post all my streaks here. And this was my generational uh payout streak here. Some of it's blocked by my uh webcam there, but if you want to go check it out, it's a completely free channel. You can look at it in my free Discord, which is under payout streak. And you can keep up to date with that. So since the January 1st has obviously kicked over from 2026, I am on a fiveweek payout streak. That is one payout every single week. And I also want to show you real quick as well over here. We had a student actually right reach. Is it going to show it? Yeah, reach uh well basically he withdrew 11,000 but it was 9,000. This got him to uh pro plus actually on take profit trader. So now he is on a live account. So, one of the students hitting a live account, which is absolutely insane. Um, we obviously have another payout there. Um, this one, this person right here, four-week streak. That is insane. You can check out all these results as well. You can go see them completely for yourself. But that's insane. We have people building consistency exactly like how I am. He's on a four-week streak. I'm on a fiveweek streak. Matching that mentor, you know, must be such a rewarding feeling. So, again, I just wanted to kind of show you that that this system does work. You don't have to join premium. You can just watch everything here on YouTube. In fact, for that matter, we actually had a free member. Let me see if I can go back up and see if I can find it. Um, here. Just reached four payouts as well yesterday at 2:56 a.m. my time, which is Australia. Reached four payouts, a collective 6,000 US, which is absolutely insane just from the YouTube videos. So, you don't have to join. You don't have to pay any money. Watch my stuff here on YouTube. It will make a difference in your trading. All right. So, getting into the trade that I was able to catch here on Tuesday, I was targeting this low right here. So, if I measure out in my blue zone, as you can see, this candle is the first candle in my blue zone. This is the lowest point. So, this is my previous New York low, this 9:30 right here. So, I measure my previous New York low out from 9:30 to 400 p.m. So, right there, you can see it is right there. I know the blue doesn't go over to that. That's because I trade in between the session, but I look at like session highs and lows from 9:30 to 400 p.m. here on New York. And this is the lowest point. So, this was actually the target for myself here coming into the setup. And unfortunately, I actually didn't really see many pullbacks into for value gaps this entire leg down until the very last moment. I did see a few here. We had one here that would have worked, but I don't like to take it when it closes past 50% of the bearish value gap. um which we had another instance here and here. So I just left didn't wait for something perfect. Um patience is key. So again you can see that we have made a basically a low right here. We're kind of projecting that price wants to get to this previous New York low. I'll measure it out here. Right. Um so there you go. And now what you can see is price had this bullish value gap. It now got inburst. This is obviously still just at the end of the day a lower high. But you can see that we've had an impulsive move to the downside and it's created a fali gap that we can measure out. So we can use bearish value gaps in our sequence. That's what we need. So as you can see we have a multiple. We have a tiny one in here which you can barely see and this one. Now all we are waiting for is price to correct in. You can see that we did end up inversing the first. So I'm not even going to look for that to be honest. That's it has to be respected. It cannot be inversed above. And then we tap into that second one right there. Now we did not close past 50%. We can go to the settings on the box and turn on the middle line. You can see that there's no body closure above that. So once we come into that for value gap, every single time we come into that for value gap, I'm marking out my previous candle low. So right now we have this bearish candle. I'm not entering into this trade until we get a candle close below now that one. Now that doesn't become our most previous candle. This new dogee one does. So I'm going to mark out the new low. I don't care to mark out the high here because I'm not looking for a close above. I'm looking for a continuation back. So, just to confirm real quick, so you know, we have an indication from this move right here, from this high to this low where it's created that bearish value gap, indicating to price that we have previous New York low here. Then we go back up and correct. So, sorry about that. So, now we actually have our correction high, which is where we can put our stop loss above and or the gap, whichever you choose. If I play the next candle out now, boom. As you can see, we have now candle closed below that most previous candle. From that moment right there, I can grab my stop loss, put it above this swing high, which I did, which is also rounded to the next fivepoint increment. If you've watched my other videos, you understand why I do that. And then now I can target that previous New York low for a 1 to 1.87 risk-to-reward. And just like that, straight away hit profit. No, no draw down at all, right? Barely any draw down. hits TP with we entered on the 30 second time frame. It's 1011 from the entry and we hit TP at 10:13. That's a twominut trade straight down to profit. It's usually like this as well. It's usually pretty quick. It's not uh slow because it's on the 30 second. You hit TP pretty fast. You either know you won or you know you lost pretty quickly. But yes, that is it for the video. If you like this type of video, um maybe it was helpful just to kind of recap. If you want more in-depth recaps, I'm sort of just getting this out there to kind of just encourage you guys to use a simple and effective model um for free here on YouTube. Just learn it. Everything's on my YouTube channel. You can learn my system for free um so you can understand it. And again, if you want that liquidity video, let me know in the comments down below and I'll make that. Or if you want the video with double stack, triple stack for value gaps, if you're dealing with that issue right now, I'll make that here on YouTube for you to understand. But yeah, I just want to get a video out just to say that, you know, I didn't make a video for when I hit the four-week streak, but I did because again, it was in the Discord right here. All right, the 27th of 2026, the 1st, uh, so January 27th, 2026. So yeah, you can see that I I did hit that. It was approved. And of course, week five right there as well. So Oh, and that's my car with the day trader play. Pretty ironic, isn't it? Um, but yeah, other than that, that is it for this video. 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In this video, I'm going to be giving you the most elite scalping trading strategy that prop firms actually hate. Now, I'm not saying this as in they actually hate it because, well, I don't know what they think. But the point is, prop firms wants you to fail challenges because that's how they make money, right? Well, this trading strategy has such a high win rate, and it's so consistent, meaning you can find anywhere between one to three to up to five trades per session in the same hour and a half every single day. It's almost impossible for you to really fail challenges in general or not get a payout because again, it trades with such a high win rate and it's so consistent. So, you probably looked over on my chart and seen that I have a bunch of setups marked out. Again, these are all the setups that presented itself just last Friday. I'm currently recording this on Sunday and these setups presented themselves during the same period of time on Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday, week before that, week before that one, month before that. You get the point. These setups are so consistent that you couldn't actually tell me a day where these setups didn't present themselves. And I want you to hold me to that. At the end of this video, I want you to go back test it and come find me. Come back in the comments and tell me that you didn't find one of these setups in a single trading session. That's how consistent this model actually is. And like I mentioned, the best part about this is it all happens within the same period of time every single day. So that means you can show up for that one period of time, that same hour or an hour and a half, and know you're going to catch a trade. Before we break down anything on the chart, we obviously need to cover some rules and fundamental basis first. So before we get into the actual trade breakdown, if you want to watch me trade this model live every single day and you want to learn a little bit more about how I trade it at a 90 plus% win rate, obviously I don't show all the information on a YouTube video. I just give you enough because I want to keep it fair to my private side. Then you can hit the first link at top of description. If not, these videos are just showing you something mechanical where it should average around a 75 to 85% win rate regardless. Now, let's get into the actual breakdown. So, let's get into the foundation and the rules of the model. I just want to say something. This is a continuationbased model. It is not a reversal model. 99% of traders probably trade a reversal model of some sort. I don't know if that statistic is actually correct, but you know, a lot of traders in this industry try and catch the high and the low of the moves, trying to predict, predict, predict, but they never just react or join a simple trend because they're always trying to watch the newest ICT reversal model or anything like that, and they're just completely failing. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not hating on ICT. I actually trade ICT. All right? Now, I'm just saying that that is, you know, the model that everyone chooses is some sort of reversal model. Why not just trade a continuation based model? Now, this is a scalping strategy and is one of my best and favorites. So, we're usually in and out of the market. No more than 2 minutes and upwards of 5 minutes most of the time, which is something that I prefer as a trader. I feel like it really resonates with me and I've collected over 100 200 premium students that obviously have resonated with them as well inside of my community where they really like the in-n-out process. They don't really like swing trading or intraday trading or holding more than 15 or 30 minutes because, you know, they have that emotional control. But, you really know your outcome. you either know you lose or you know you win when you're trading the setup and it's really really good especially when you're trading with a high probability and you win more your confidence as a trader is obviously going to go up and that's something that you really want as a trader for step number one we're going to be finding the draw on liquidity can be unmitigated fair value gaps which is anything on the 30 up to the 5m minute up to the 15 up to the 4 hour it can be absolutely anything now the higher the time frame the better see the higher the time frame the more range you'll have to be able to find a continuation model to that area the lower the time frame the less range range you'll have defined to that area. The next draw on liquidity is any higher time frame buy side or sellside targets. Again, 30 second up to a 5 minute up to 15, you know, any between those is completely fine. The higher the time frame, the more range you'll be able to find a continuation based model, right? More, you know, 30 second structure you see in terms of a small uptrend, downtrend, etc. All right, lower the time frame, the lower the range. For the second step, we're going to be finding a fair value gap in the direction we want to trade. All right. So, if we're looking for a trade to the upside, then we're going to find a bullish fair value gap. If we're looking for a trade to the downside, we want to find a bearish fair value gap. Ideally, you want this fair value gap to be singular, which means there's only one or stacked is okay if you have, you know, multiple stacked on top of each other. It's just easier to read if it is singular, but this model will indicate you what fair value gap will actually work. So, regardless, it is okay. Anyway, for the third step, we're going to be waiting for a retracement into this F value gap that we have obviously identified. We don't want any inversions in the process. So if it is a singular gap and obviously we're looking to for a trade to the upside, we have a bullish F value gap. You do not want a bearish candle to close below that bullish F value gap. Now if you have stacked gaps, you really don't want any inversions in the process as well. So again, if you're looking to trade to the upside, you have multiple bullish value gaps, you don't even want to see one inversions. That's going to lower the probability, right? It doesn't make it invalid. It only makes it invalid if it is a singular gap, but it lowers the probability if it is stacked gaps. For step number four, once price has obviously come into this F value gap and retraced into it, you're going to be marking out your most previous candle high or low. Whether it's the first one, second, third, you're always going to be marking it out until step number five actually hits. Now, for step number five, we're going to be waiting for the candle closure above or below this previous candle high or low that we have marked out. So like I said, whether it's the first candle that came into the gap, the second, the third, the fourth, no more than the fifth. All right, ideally, because obviously you don't want it to spend too much time in there. You want it to continue away from that F value gap as quick as possible, right? That is going to be your entry signal. Now, there is a couple rules we have to obviously abide by so that we don't, you know, do stupid things in the market. We're only going to be taking trades between 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. For the second rule, please do not overtrade. There's going to be three to five, maybe more setups present themselves in a single session. I had six just from the Friday that I obviously had at the start of the video. I didn't take all those, right? I took one setup, one win, and I was done on the day. That's what being consistent is, okay? Just stick to no more than two trades in a single trading day. For the third step, we're going to be taking profit based on point value. And I know this sounds weird, like what what do you mean, right? Aren't we finding the draw liquidity? Aren't we targeting that? No, we're trading a continuation based model. But since we're scalping the market, we want quick in andout profits, which means we don't want to see price go, you know, 20 30 points into profit, which is like maybe could be $400, $500 in profit and then come back all the way to break even and take nothing or potentially lose, right? We're here to obviously take money and make money from the market. Okay? We're looking at point values because point values have a very consistent movement. All right? So point values being 10 points. So if you're risking 10 points, this obviously comes back to step number four as well, which we're going to be focusing on one to one risk-to-rewards. It's going to be high probability. Most traders look for 1 to six, 1 to eight, 1 to fours. They're not consistent. You know what I mean? They're not consistent. That's what prop firms are trying to encourage you to do is be inconsistent. You want to focus on something that is super consistent in point values targeting those 10 points. So obviously risk 10 to make 10, risk 15 to make 15, risk 20 to make 20, vice versa. No more than 40. All right? one to one in 40 is as high as I go. And by that point, it's not really elite scalping anymore. You're sort of holding for a longer period of time, right? For those quick one, two, three minute trades, ideally around that 10 to 20 point mark, maybe even 30 sometimes. Step number five, please do not trade 5 minutes before a news event. If you're on a performance account or the funded account, it's not going to be ideal for you in terms of requesting a payout. They're going to think you're some windfall trader or gambler on a news event. We can't always predict the news. So, it's just something to stay away from. So, 5 minutes before a news event, stop trading. So, all I'm going to be doing now is I'm going to be breaking down the trade that I caught. Um, this was the setup, my first and only setup on the day. Um, it lasted what do we we were a couple maybe I'd say less than 10 minutes in the market uh open. I found my trade and I was done on the day. Um, yeah, very very clean setup. Uh, probably made yeah, easy close to around 82,000 copy trading on my accounts just on this simple setup. And I'll try and show you and reference it on uh my point values over here with my replay indicator. It's not going to be accurate to like where I got in because obviously I get in with market orders. And you know, Trading View just bases everything on candle closures. It's not real time movement. So, um yeah, here we go. 9:30 a.m. we're coming up now. Like I said, for step number one, we have to sort of find a draw on liquidity. We had all these gaps over here. So, I chose this 15minute unmitigated gap as my target. You can see we ran through most of this gap already. that kind of told me that this wasn't the actual target and this upper one was. So that's what I was targeting there. Flicking back, you can see that we have a lot of volume to the upside and we have in a situation where we have stacked gaps. So what I like to do is I like to try and scale up in time frame. You can see that we ended up developing a singular gap on a 3minut. Now I'm not taking the trade on the 3minut. I want the three minute to come into here and I'm going back on the 30 second. It's what I it's what I like to do. So if I if I play price out here, you can see we obviously came back into that gap right there. Now once we came into that gap it came into a 2-minut as well a singular 2-minut and we did have double gaps on the one minute I believe yeah right here but this upper one held now this was the trade now you could have taken on the one minute which is completely fine so all you're going to do is you have that obviously um that candle closure right so you have price come into the gap which is this one right here this is the first one that came into the fee gap so step number one found our liquidity step number two identified our gap we found singular ones with a high time frame pulled into it. We also found lower time frame ones like the 30 secondond and the 1 minute. Then at step number three, we're going to mark out our previous candle high or low just like here or well sorry wait for the retracement. Step four, we mark out our previous candle high because we're looking at a bullish gap. And all you want to see is this. You just want to see that candle closure. As soon as you send see that candle closure, that lets me know that this gap is going to work. We're less likely to obviously invert that. And now we can just onetoone risk-to-reward this. Now I didn't take this on the one minute. I did see a few students did take it on the one minute. Um, I base everything off the 30 second. So, as you can see, we have a 30-cond gap here. And here was our previous candle. You can see we spent a bit of time in this 30 second. That's completely fine, too. Um, but right here, we get that entry on my time frame that I was looking at. And all I did was just put my stop loss underneath here at 10 points. Um, that was a little bit too tight, I noticed. So, I extended it down, which if you have the right risk, you can obviously extend it down. So, I ended up risking around 15 points on this one. Now, like I said, the goal is to one to one it. That's going to be super high probability. Now, the goal is to obviously just get out there. We're not trying to hold all the way to this point because, you know, sometimes price might take this high and sweep off it and reverse, right? That's a key reversal point. A lot of times, just be consistent. Now, I knew that we at least get to that before we'd obviously get to this green line. I just want to make sure I'm targeting, you know, towards a higher time frame draw on liquidity. That way, I'm, you know, trading where the price is actually going rather than trying to force a short when we haven't even got to that area. So, I knew I could probably snag around 25 points on this. And so, I did exactly that. And if we go up, play price, right, we hit this level. Now, in certain ways, you'll be able to obviously trail your stop loss aggressively. And we went up to 30 points, obviously, given a 1 to two. And you'll see if I had targeted this level, if I play price out, we come back to break even, which again, I would have been break even probably as soon as we hit this high, right? And then obviously, we come and hit stop loss. So this is why we want to focus on the clean price action. All right, look at the clean momentum up in point values. See how price went about 33 points before we even saw a bearish candle. This is why we target point values. So again, I targeted that 25 points. All right, super super simple. That is the setup that I caught on the day. Now over here on the 15minut time frame, we also had a unmitigated gap and we also had a 15-minute swing low that we can target towards. We can see that we've obviously come up to that level. So now we have obviously a higher time frame motive to go down. We're delivering off that gap. But again, we don't even need to recognize that. We don't even need to predict reversals. We just want to see price continue towards a higher time frame draw liquidity. We have that 15-minute unmit mitigated and that 15-minute swing low. We're going to be focusing on this one first because that is the most relevant. Okay, that's it. That's all that's all we want. Right? So something on here, you have a two-minute gap. You can even trade this on the two-minut. All right? And this was a setup that um I didn't take but one of the students took. You can see we came into the gap, closed below, and then obviously we can take our entry right there. All right, that's it. Step number one, find our our draw on liquidity. 15-minute unmitigated gap is our first one. Second one, maybe we don't get a trade to there. Maybe we get a trade to this one. All right, we keep continuing lower. Right, obviously 15-minute swing low. Step number two, find a fair value gap. Step number three, wait for it to retrace. Step number four, mark out your previous candle high or low. In this case, it's a bearish gap, so previous candle low. And step number five, wait for a candle closure. That is it. So, we can either go for about let's go 20 points. You can even go 20 points in this one and target 20. Let's put out 20 and let's play price out. We hit 20 right there. And let's say maybe you could have obviously sniped and held it in terms of this obviously going down and grabbed 37 points, trailing your risk like this. Imagine this is your stop loss real time. you're just trailing it down as the candle is moving in real time. You can do that or maybe you you are trying to hold it if you have the right data and try and get you around 56 points. Right? All this is doing, right? All we want to focus on is obviously grabbing that one to one. It's super high probability. If you choose to hold, you know, I can't guarantee it success if you have like no data, no market experience, no intuition on it. Obviously, I can hold trades for longer periods of time, but for something that's super consistent with prop firms, this is going to be a perfect strategy. So, that is it for the end of the video. If you want to watch me trade this model live and obviously you want to learn a little bit more about the strategy, I have an entire course on breaking it down from literally a toz um more than obviously I do on YouTube because I want to keep it fair to my private side. You can join in the first link top of the description. If not, I have plenty of students that aren't in the premium community completely rinsing off the YouTube videos. And I have a ton of free YouTube videos breaking down this exact model on my channel. So, if you want to go check those out, you can check those out as well. If you got any value from this video, maybe you liked it, maybe you like the strategy, you like the concept, or maybe you back tested it and like I said, you're holding me to it. You couldn't find a trade in a single day during that period of time. Let me know in the comments. And thank you all for watching. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:09 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "What is up guys? In this video, I'll be breaking down my top five fair value gap continuation setups from this past week. And I'll break down each setup with full explanations as well so that you guys can understand, you know, and get the gist so that you guys can start trading this on your own. My fair value gap continuation model literally prints itself every single day. And I trade it with over a 90% win rate each week and every month whilst actually placing a trade every single day, which most people actually can't really believe. This is by far one of the easiest models to learn and use in the market. Whether you're a complete beginner or you trade at that intermediate and advanced level, you're just trying to find that strategy that's, you know, consistent and profitable, this model will get you to where you need to be. I do encourage everyone to watch this video to the end so that you can have the best understanding and it's basically free game. Before we get into the actual top five setups of the week, I'm just going to give those who don't know my model a quick little rundown. I do like trading this on the 30 secondond and the 1 minute time frame. It's just something that I perfectly like. Mainly the 30 second cuz I do like fast-paced scalping. Um, you know, I like being in and out of the market within a couple minutes, not holding for 30 minutes, hours at a time. I don't like any of that. Um, it just doesn't resonate with me as a trader. And that's what I always encourage. I always encourage you to find something that resonates with you. And when you do that, you'll feel less obligated to make it feel like a job or a punishment. You'll feel more comfortable trading that model. So, this is just something that I can trade comfortably. I can trade it blindly. I could teach a dog this if I really want to. It's very easy. So, it's very simple. All I like doing is finding a key level like, you know, anything like timebased liquidity, session highs, session lows, any data highs, data lows, equal highs, equal lows. Mainly, anything on the 15-minute time frame up is like my preference. So, if I look at this one right here, you can see that we had this swing high all the way up here, right? That we're drawing towards. So, what I like to do is obviously this is a continuationbased model. So, you know, I'm basically trading a continuation to this portion. So, a good little indication for you if you're trading this model is to look for some sort of bullish or bearish orderflow towards a higher time frame key level. I don't like focusing on, you know, all these different 30-cond highs and lows because they're mainly irrelevant. It's the higher time frame that matters to me. Then, all I like to see is just spot a fair value gap. If you have multiple stacked ones like this, this model works perfectly because it literally tells you what fair value gap is going to work. So rather than blindly entering on a gap like this and you're trying to take it up to these levels, all right, you just simply wait for the candles to come in, retrace into that level, which we get right here. All you're going to be doing is you're going to mark out previous candle highs. All right, so this one came in, then the next one didn't break above it, didn't close above. So then we have this one. Sorry, it's our most, you know, current candle, most previous, and then we finally get an indication where we close above the most previous candle. So this is our current candle that we're visually looking at. This is our most previous. So we don't have to mark out the first one that comes in the gap. So this right here is our indication that price is going to respect this fair value gap and will not bother coming down to here. That's why I like this model because I was blindly entering on fair value gaps with literally just guessing or hopes and dreams, right? But this one literally indicates to me, hey, this is going to gap up from this level. So essentially, you would enter there, right? and put your stop loss below the fair value that it's currently respecting. And then all you do is just target that key level and boom, it just rips up and you're pretty much there within a couple minutes. If you want to learn this model and you want to trade this live with me every single day. I trade this model in front of a 100 people every single time, then you guys can click the first link in the top of the description. I give you guys the course materials of the strategy, live trade recaps, funded account giveaways, trading PDFs, a breakdown of how I approach every single prop firm, all inside the premium. So, if you guys want to check that out, you want to join and you obviously want to take these setups live with me and learn how to become a profitable trader. Like I said, the first link in the top of description will take you to where you need to go. So, this is going to be setup number two of the week. So, this one right here, we had an hourly unmitigated fair value gap that we're looking to target. All right. So, if I go back to the 30 secondond time frame, you can see that we narrowly missed it right here. Um, but we were trending down. So, I was like, okay, you know what? We can obviously look for a trade in that direction. Moving up here, we see we had a lot of fair value gaps and none of these actually got respected where they never closed below. So, what does that tell us? There's no trade, right? Like I said, we have to have that candle closure for us to take a trade. And so, you don't get stopped out by something like this. So, we finally come into a gap. Again, this is the last, you know, potential that we could obviously find for a downside. Otherwise, we're looking just straight for upside potential. So, right here, if I play the next candle out, you can see that we closed below previous candle low. Finally, respecting a gap. just let us know, hey, we're going to deliver off this level. Now, stop loss could just be about 15 points, which is, you know, just above the gap, which is totally fine. One one first for the first take profit, or you can obviously trade it down there. All right. And bang, you would have hit that 1 one very easily. You would have hit a one to two very, very easily as well. But again, you have that option to obviously take it all the way down and do something like that. So, that is setup number two of the week. Super simple higher time frame drawn liquidity and a simple F value gap continuation model to the downside. Bringing us on to the third setup of the week. This is coming on Thursday right here. So again, very easy, very easy setup. This is one of my favorites of this week, actually. Um, so here we had this very obvious swing high. You can see there's not really much to the left here, is there? So that's our nearest high. So it's obviously going to be a high on the 15-minute time frame. We kind of had this like multiple fair value gap. You saw that we kind of are bullish right here basically in this little trend form, right? And we're drawing towards that high time frame key level. So we had a lot of fair value gaps. So obviously like I said which one do we deliver off? If we just see price obviously came into this one and then we're just marking out each previous candle high. In this case this was the final one to get closed above which actually inverted in the same candle which could be even stronger of a conviction. Stop loss can just go below that low at 15 points. That's completely fine. You can one to one R that for consistency or hold that for a one to two very very simply. And so if we just play price out you can see that we absolutely smacked take profit there. one to one would have hit uh pretty much immediately within a couple minutes, but this is a one minute trade setup right here. Um very very easy. Like I said, it doesn't have to be always on the 30 second time frame. And Friday with a double whammy given us two perfect setups uh with the Fed gap continuation model. Um two you basically could have added in your positions or whatever you did. I actually managed to close one and then saw another potential and decided to open up another. Um so yeah, you could have held it. You could have whatever the way you wanted to manage it, right? I thought I was done on the day with one setup and then I saw another one on stream present itself and I was like, \"Okay, we got to take this.\" So, um, now essentially with this one, we had a nice little 15-minute high. Again, this is the highest. If I scroll left, you can see very high. All right. We also had a data high, which like I was saying is a very good draw on liquidity. So, this is red folded news that opened at 8:30 uh Eastern Standard Time. Um you can see that we obviously swept out some lows down here. We're delivering from a 15minute fair value gap as well, but we're starting to obviously look pretty uh bullish right here. We had a 1 minute fair value gap. And all we want to see, like I said, is a simple closure above previous candle high. That's our signal that this gap is going to deliver us higher. You can basically put your stop loss anywhere. Let's just put it underneath this gap. Maybe 15 points. That's completely fine, right? And obviously target these levels. Now, I basically ended this day with a 1:1R, I'm pretty sure. Uh, got out 1:1R. Uh, yep. Got out 1:1R there. I remember that. And then I saw we're drawing towards these levels, right? I was I was pretty happy with that with that 1:1R. We were struggling a lot here on the 30 secondond time frame. That's what encouraged me to get out, just that one. But then if I play price out, you can see that we come into again, we had that pattern again, those multiple multiple fair value gaps. We basically mark out each one until each one that gets respected, sorry. And then wait till we get a candle closure above previous candle high which we get right there towards key levels like a data high and that 50-minute high. All you need to do is now put that there stop loss underneath and watch history get made right there. So that was a perfect setup. One to three risktoreward. Very very easy uh setup. There's the two perfect setups on the day. Again, if you were looking for sells this entire Friday, you are cooked. But yeah, those are my top five setups of the week. Hopefully you guys enjoyed that video. Hopefully you learned something as well. I encourage you to go back test this and obviously test out this model for yourself. Um, if you want to check it out, I trade this model between 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. every 45 minutes every single day, right? 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 09:57 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "Kind: captions Language: en All right, in this video I'm going to be giving you the exact draws on liquidity that I use in the market every single day. Just by focusing on the right draws on liquidity that are statistically proven to work with my fair value gap continuation model, I've been able to go on payout streaks such as 20 straight in 2025 and 10 straight at the start of 2026 up until now. That is taking at least one payout every single week in order to get a payout weekly. That is unheard of in the prop firm space by simply focusing on these draws on liquidity, you could actually reach that potential as well. If you haven't seen my last video, I uploaded my pre-market draws on liquidity. Now we're going to do a sequel to that, which is going to be in-session draws on liquidity. The actual draws on liquidity that I like to focus on in-session cuz they only do get created in-session. If you're not familiar with the liquidity types that I use, I only ever use time-based liquidity and unfilled fair value gaps. That is it. The reason why I use time-based liquidity is because there is a lot of volume and orders above and below these levels. I did actually used to trade order flow before I traded this about two years ago, so I am extremely familiar with where a majority of the orders rest in the market and they were around these levels that I now focus on. So, with that being said, let me just quickly show you and write out exactly what times and draws on liquidity we're going to be focusing on. Okay, so these are the draws on liquidity I focus on. Just reminding everyone that the only session I trade is this exact 45-minute window from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. This is going to be Eastern Standard Time, New York Time. Now the draws on liquidity that I actually focus on are these four right here. This is it. This is quite literally it. It just really simplifies things to only focus on these in-session draws on liquidity as well as my last video, which if you haven't seen already, I'll leave a link down below, right? Those are going to be my pre-market draws on liquidity, which are more of the intent for price. These are sort of those temporary sort of targets if you can't find a specific entry or trade towards those pre-market draws on liquidity. So, with that being said, the draws on liquidity are going to be the first one that is going to be These are all going to be in order, by the way, most of them, right? From 1 2 3 and then I'm going to get a gap to created whenever. So, 9:30 a.m. candle high and low. This is going to be the first 1-minute candle of the open. The reason why is because this exact candle typically will move in a very, very, very weird fashion. I want to break them down into this for an example. The first 1-minute candle is going to be broken down into two 30-second candles. That's the way we're going to do it. Okay? If you were to pay attention to how that first 1-minute candle develops based on just by reading the two 30-second candles, you would see that there is either a a lot of manipulation on them where one might be bearish and the other 30 second might be bullish and this would leave like a doji on the first minute candle or you might have two of the same colored candles going in the exact same direction for the two bearish candles or two bullish candles and this would create a very, very good amount of manipulation. Now where this 9:30 a.m. candle high/low comes relevant, the first 1-minute, is when we usually have that manipulation down. So you have a bullish one and then you'll have a bearish one that leaves a very, very good opportunity to target that as a draw. You often find you price won't really want to retrace towards the 9:30 candle high or low until later when they're the two of the same colored candles, okay? Two bearish candles or two bullish candles. So, the next time-based draw on liquidity we're going to be focusing on is the opening range high and low. Now I measure this out from the first 15 minutes. So, once 9:30 to 9:45 has officially finished, right? As soon as that 9:45 candle opens, that is when the opening range high or low follows this specific data set. If you haven't tested how often it gets hit within the two next 15-minute candles, so that's going to be 9:45 15-minute candle and 10:00 a.m. 15-minute candle, then you're missing out on some very valuable data. It hits well over around 95% of the time every single day. So, when we have a fair value gap continuation towards these draws, it often leaves a very, very easy potential to find very, very simple trades towards these levels that are going to be high probability, not for the fact that price obviously hits it 95% of the time, so you're now correlating that high hit rate percentage with a high win rate strategy like my fair value gap continuation model. So, the next draw on liquidity we're going to be looking at is the 6:00 a.m. high or low. This is the 4-hour candle. So, the way this is actually going to become relevant and when this is going to become relevant, again, these are in order. You would have one, two, then three be created, right? This is only going to be relevant after 10:00 a.m. opens cuz once that or low, at least one side is going to get hit around about 94 to 95% of the time as well. It's a very, very strong draw on liquidity. It gives way better risk to reward than the opening range high or low, but they follow the exact same hit rates. So, it is a very, very good draw and often times I will accept trading past 10:15 a.m. when we both have the opening range Oh, sorry, the 6:00 a.m. high or low available. We haven't swept one side, I'll trade up until 11:00 a.m. where we are expected to hit that. So, very good draw on liquidity. The 6:00 a.m. actually is one of my favorites. Now we're going to actually put a trade to the test. So, just confirming that this is actually the time window we're focusing on. So, 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m., which is obviously hasn't finished yet. So, just in this blue area is what I trade every single day. Now I'll see live trade this, so if you want to join me live every single day, you can join with the link below. You'll also get access to my fair value gap continuation indicator. It is one of one and custom built for my strategy, of course. So, it's going to show you things like this. You can see a pre-signal as well. This is a verified signal that you can actually take right now. This is not the one I'm going to be recapping. I did not call this one out. I called this next one out that we're going to be showing you, but it shows you take profit levels, stop loss levels, anticipation stop loss levels for new positions as well. This is everything that is going to help you just simplify looking for fair value gap continuations and really just, you know, focus on actually what you're targeting, that water flow of price so you can actually read like where the market's actually continuing to. These are going to help you very, very much. So, with that being said, as you can see, price is very aggressively bearish off open. We had a slight retrace with all these fair value gaps holding price. Now I'm not going to be breaking down this one. It is a signal that does end up winning. I'm going to be focusing this one here. This is the one I called out. Now the time-based draw on liquidity that I'm going to be looking to trade towards is going to be the opening range high or low. Again, it gets hit at least one side of it gets hit within the next two 15-minute candles, pretty much to the end of the session, of course, about gets hit around 95% of the time at least one side. So, that is a great draw on liquidity. Not to mention that there are also a set of equal lows there as well, which obviously adds more liquidity to the trade. I personally don't really look for equal lows, but I do understand that they are a great draw on liquidity as I used to use them. So, we're going to mark that out as opening range low. Again, we can only target towards opening range low once 9:45 hits. So, everything on the right is going to be acceptable if we get a signal there. So, as you can see, price has made a strong impulsive move towards that level. We have a fair value gap left behind, so I'm going to mark that out. And as you can see, the indicator is already measuring out my previous candle low with a little black line. So, I simply just got to wait for a candle close below that level. This blue dot right here is an anticipation level that price is obviously, um, you know, anticipating that it's going to form a setup. This gives you a low on the chart just so you know when there might be a potential setup. Now, as you can see, we get the signal. This is perfect. We got a signal right here, so we enter on the candle close. Our stop loss can just go above this level or above here at the recommended stop. I'm going to show you by the next candle exactly cuz we're in replay mode. In real time it will show you the stop loss and take profit, but on replay mode you have to click the next candle. So, as you can see right here, it recommended 40 points for the stop, so we're going to put 40 points and it already hit the opening range low on the next candle, but we're going to play it out as if it's going towards the 1:1 R, which is the recommended for this model. 1:1 R just keeps a high win rate. It's best for prop firms cuz it has allowed me to go on those weekly payout streaks very, very often. But again, that is an exact draw on liquidity that we can trade to. It's so simple. It's very easy to replicate and it's again, it's a prominent draw that I look for every single day in the market. So, with that being said, that is everything that I want to show you in this video. It is as simple as that. That is all I want to trade continuations towards is those draws on liquidity when we're looking at only targeting in-session liquidity. It's very, very simple. It's easy to repeatable every single day. If you like this video, let me know down below in the comments. Give it a like. Subscribe for more content as I'll be releasing more and more fair value gap continuation source and I will see you all in the next video. 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So, if you really know what February gaps are, you can skip this part, but if you don't, then we're going to see going to learn something. This is one of the most important steps that you will need. Okay, this is pretty much if you don't have this, you don't even have a setup. So, again, it's a common ICT term. February gap, he did name it to my knowledge. Otherwise, known as wide range bars back early in the 2000s. Now, February gaps, I love February gaps. Okay, I think they just make so much sense in the market and I really, really do find a lot of profitability with it, it gave me the confidence to pretty much enter any tree. Now, let's cover a February gap. So, on the top right here and right here. So, the top left top right in the middle, these are going to be February gaps. Okay, so this is a bullish example right here, B for bullish, actually they're both going to be name B, so I'm not going to do that. All right, so it's going to be bullish and this is going to be bearish. Okay, so the red is bearish. All right, that's horrible writing and then the left is bullish. So, on the left here, we have an example of a bullish gap. A bullish gap is when the first candle's hide does not meet or overlap the third candle's load. So, this right here is the February gap. Okay, so inside the top line, and inside of the bottom line, that area of space where it's just pure candlestick body is the inefficiency or imbalance or February gap. Okay, they have a ton of different terms. So, that is the February gap right there, right? Now, typically, a February gap is made because during this candlestick right here, there was too many buyers than sellers. It created an inefficiency of orders. So, there was more buyers than sellers. So, what it did, it created a strong candle to the upside. What you want to see and how we want to see is we want to see price trickle back down. However, it wants to do it and come inside this February gap and then look to continue higher. Right here, when it comes back inside that February gap, that's what's called a rebalance. So, that is where we find our entry when price comes in here. We look for a confirmation for price to continue to the upside up the rebalancing. Okay, I like to use February gap because this right here, this initial push, is almost like an indication that price is bullish and can continue higher and that's what I want. I want to find the continuations in price. Now, over on the right, we have a bearish February gap. So, it's where the first candlestick load does not meet or overlap with the third candlestick high. Okay, for this example, most of the time, we're going to go off the wicks because those are going to be the highest and the lowest points. Again, where it's pure candlestick and body, right? Right here, inside these lines are going to be the February gap. So, you want price to obviously buy back up. Come into this level and then obviously reject out and continue its original downtrod move that it was having. Okay, so that is why I use these February gaps and just make so much sense. Down the bottom though, is an example where we don't have February gaps on the left. You can see the first candlestick high does meet and overlap with the third candlestick load. You can see there's no spot for the candlestick body to be exposed, they're covered by the wicks. Same thing for the bearish example. First candlestick load does meet and overlap with the third candlestick high. There's no room for the candlestick body to be exposed, they're covered by the wicks. So, that's pretty much how you find February gaps. They're made up in three candlestick formations, not two, not four, not anything else, three. So, every three candlestick is where you're going to be spotting February gaps. So, the next step you need to understand confirmation. When you're taking February gap deliveries, not every February gap is going to deliver. And you're going to have ones that obviously fail. But that's why confirmation is most important. All right, I used to just take February gaps when I saw one, I just would place a sell limit or a buy limit on that area and when price. Head it, I'd be in that trade and, you know, I could lose, I could do, I could win. But I found once I waited for confirmation, even though my entries weren't as precise, I was still super confident in that trade because I had the confirmation. And that's the most important thing. We'll get into intuition later on, but confirmation. So, here I go into be examples of a bullish example right here and bearish February gap confirmation examples. So, one of my favorite is an example where you have stacked gaps. So, whenever you see a staff gap, my favorite entry time frame is going to be the one that you're going to learn the simple one-minute strategy. Anyway, this is a one-minute strategy. When you have stacked gaps, so on the one-minute, you can see that we have one bullish February gap right here and then another one immediately right on top. So, this is a stacked gap where consecutively February gaps are stacked on each other. So, what I like to do is I never like to take the first one. I always want to take the lowest one in a bullish instance. Okay, so when price comes back, you can see price hit the first one initially, moved out and then came back lower. And as soon as it hit that area, we could see price started to buy up. Now, the confirmation that we're looking for in this instance was price to move away with a bullish reaction away from this bullish February gap. Now, a really good confirmation that I like to look out for. All right, is candle closures or pushes above, so when previous candle highs, sorry. So, first of all, the first step you're going to do is look at the candlestick that came in to the February gap first, the first one. So, right here, this is the first one. What you're going to do is you're going to mark out the previous candle high. All right, obviously, you don't need to mark out the previous candle low in this instance. And what you want to see is the next candle to push above, break above, or and close above it. That right there, you're going to have a significant difference in, you know, stop loss if your stop loss is resting under here. But the best part about it is it's a confirmation, right? When you get a closure, that's even stronger. When you get a break above, that is decent, right? But again, closures are going to win most of the time above these previous candle highs. And I don't care that my restore water is so effective, because I know this is going to deliver in my favor, right? Because I'm targeting base hits and not home runs. This works out for me. The next confirmation is sort of entrained form. You can see price is sort of trending up, you know, you get one, two, three candle formation, the fourth one, messes it and then the fifth one comes in to this level and immediately rejects our closing bullish, all right, from the upside. Something like this would be great for me to take an entry at any point when prices are above this level. As soon as we came in this level, we never even came back down to this bullish fair value gap. We treated always above this level. And at any point, I can take the trade, even when price closes like this. That is great, or when the next candle again, breaks previous candle highs similar to the example on the left. Now, that's one of my favorite entry models. And then the last one for a bullish example that it's very common to see is an instant tap in with a bearish rejection with a bullish continuation. So you have one, two, three candles, obviously creating a bullish fair value gap right here. You get an immediately bearish reaction into the level, and we close with a bearish candle outside of the bullish fair value gap. Let me put that back. We close outside. The next one was going to open where the last one closed. So right there, we can expect price to continue higher. Now, a lot of the times, you used to force a really good risk through a ward by entering right here at the start of every single fair value gap. But what I tend to notice is, price does not respect and I have no confirmation. We could just delete through my stop loss like this and delete through the fair value gap and it's really not ideal. Waiting for that confirmation, even if it gives you a later entry, is going to be your better option. Next for the confirmation, you can see we have a similar instance. We have double fair value gaps here. We get a sharp movement. We have a doji candle that came into the top of the range, right here, the bearish fair value gap, right? And we broke previous candle loss out of the range and started to treat a way from the fair value gap. Which point we could have taken that treat anytime during this bearish candle? Again, right here, following the middle example, we have a singular fair value gap right here. We sort of had price move to the upside, get a low right here, put a low in the market, right there. And we came back into this area and then we closed after coming into the fair value gap. This is the first candle that came into the fair value gap and we got a body closed below that previous candle low disrespecting that treat idea, obviously allowing us to move lower. Similar to this instance right here, we have a trend sort of form with a bearish example. You can see we have one, two, three candles and then the fourth candle immediately comes into this level and then starts to immediately push our. Something like this really selective when price is extremely momentuming in one direction. Okay, when you can see we had a couple of consecutive candles right here, right? It's very rare that you need a pullback if price is this close. You can see prices opened right here. So of course that pullback isn't gonna be very little in comparison to something like this with a fair value gap was a decent amount away. So something like that, a fourth, fifth candle tap into that with a rejection is perfect. If you're not confident, you can enter at any point it travels away from the fair value gap or is price breaks the previous candle low. But the third step, it's important that you understand what a no confirmation entry looks like, right? On the top row again, we have bullish examples on the bottom, we have bearish examples. Right here, had you have entered that position right there with a buy limit, price would have immediately in one candle stopped you out because you did not wait for confirmation. Confirmation again, break of previous candle high or at least treat above this level. In this instance, we had another one. Price had a bullish grab A gap, we come into the level. We did not even treat out of this level. We just immediately disrespect it. So how do you had a buy limit right there? You would have lost this position. We invest these gaps by closing below. Okay, that is a no confirmation and that pretty much in seeing you as a bearish. No, next couple candles, right? So waiting for the confirmation to super important, again, break of previous candle high or at least treat out of the zone. Third example of the bullishness, right here, we had a bullish grab A gap. You can see that we started to, we came into the gap, we respected it and we started to treat out of the level, moving for a nice couple points. But here, we come into the gap right here. Oh, let me just remove my mouse, let me go. We go, come into the gap, we did not break previous candle high and we did not treat out of it. If you pay attention to how the next candle actually looked, you can see we traded a little bit above it with a wig and then immediately inverse. Now, this candle, this middle candle right here, all right? Again, not similar to these ones, but this one closed inside the gap. When you get a closure inside the gap like this, it almost indicates that price is not going to deliver. If you had a bearish closure outside the spare bag gap, that's a great sign of a confirmation. But right here, we close inside the gap. So this is really a no confirmation entry. Same goes for these ones, right? We closed inside the gap on this first candle that hit it and then the next one didn't even treat out of the gap immediately inverse in this gap. Similarly here, if you had a cell limit right here, you would have gone absolutely deleted because you waited for no confirmation price and immediately disrespectful to that fair bag gap. And on the last example, you can see, again, closing inside the gap, the next candle. We did respect it at this time. We haven't disrespected by inverse and just yet. The next candle did not even treat out of the level, not even breaking previous candle lows and then immediately inverse in this gap as well. So it's in super important that you wait for confirmation. You don't want to really spot closures inside the gap. And if you do, you want to see it break previous candle lows. Okay, so that's something you're going to be paying attention to. You really want to wait for confirmation and you don't want this to happen. You don't want to just prematurely enter on gaps. But the fourth and final step, we're going to be covering the rules, all right? We're only going to be taking trades between 930 and 11 AM Eastern Standard Time. It's just the best time frame to take these setups, gives you the highest quality setups presented. It gives you the best possibility to win these setups. And I've just collected the most data around this hour and a half of set, two and a half years in front of this hour and a half. So I've studied it like the back of my hand and I know from my live testing, my data collection, that this hour and a half presents the best opportunities. Second rule, the Fervagat must be singular or if it's stacked, you're choosing the lowest to bullish Fervagat, or if it's a bearish Fervagat, you're choosing the highest, all right? If it is up to you, if you want to scale up in time frame if you're on the one minute and they're stacked, if you scale up a time frame two minute, three minute, five minute, it doesn't matter, all right? Your job is to make it singular if you are doing that, all right? It's going to give you the best possible chance of that setup actually working, all right? The third rule is every entry requires a confirmation, okay? You cannot enter a trade if you do not have confirmation. For the fourth and final step, we're going to be targeting base hits. We're going to be targeting a one to one and they wanted to risk a reward. Essentially, a one to two risk a reward is ideal, risking a hundred dollars to make two hundred, or a one to one is good when you're trading with pro firms, especially because you can risk a hundred dollars to make a hundred dollars and that's really all you need. The lower the risk to reward, the higher the win rate, the higher risk to reward, the lower the win rate. Before we get into some of the trade breakdowns, I just want to say that we've been absolutely killing it in the discord lately. We've been on a tear in the market, even with some unfair or PA store, receiving consistent payouts through myself and some of the students as well in my discord. So if you want to learn more about the strategy and you want to get a bit of more of an understanding in the basis of the model and everything that you need to know in order to efficiently trade it every single day so that you can become a profitable trader. And if you want to trade life with me every single day, I call out all my entries and exits for you so you can literally copy me. All you have to do is click the first link in the top of the description and it will take you to where you need to go. And this example right here, all right, then vertical line represents a 930 open. So you can see that we're starting to move higher, we're starting to find some higher prices. And we're waiting for a fair bag up to be created, okay? Now, right here, all right, you can see we had a bearish for bag up. So we have 1, 2, 3. This is literally the first one decision. So right here, we get a fair bag up. So I'm gonna mark it from the first candle's load to the third candle's high with my rectangle box. And I'm going to mark like that. I want now a bullish candle to buy into this level, okay? If we can do that, I'm going to look for my confirmation. All right, so literally when the candle heads to this level, that's going to give me step one, all right? I retrace into the fair bag up. Step two, I need a confirmation and then before I can find step three, my entry. So step number one, we come into this gap. Now, I don't like how we closed inside the bearish fair bag up. So I really don't want price to close. So you can trade above that level with a wick, but I don't want any bullish candles to close above this bearish fair bag up. What I want to see now is I want to see price start to trade away. And when it starts to trade away, it's where I'm going to take my entry. There is two places. You can take it as price in real time is moving away from this area, because what you want to do is you want to pay attention to that candle wick. You can see where the body of the candle actually opened up and you can see how far the bullish candle would when it's represented by the wick. Okay, so this represents the wick represents, in this instance, how far the bullish candle went to the upside since we're treating past the opening price of that bearish candle. So we didn't trade very fast. So that gave me the confidence to just enter once price is starting to disrespect this level. So let's say we caught this level right here, or we caught that level right there, right? But realistically speaking, as price is starting to trade away, you will to jump around this position, right? You're going to want to run a stop loss above the fairway gap. You don't want it too close to tight like this. Okay, you want a decent amount, a couple points away. All right, above the fairway gap. This just protects you from wicks like those if the next candle was to come back up. All right, we really shouldn't though. We really shouldn't not be coming back up. We really want to see price delivering our favorite. So if it starts to consolidate around this fairway gap, I'll probably look to close my position early. Okay, I really want price to see how we had the momentum with a three-cannel candle formation from the created that fairway gap. We really want to see that again. So right here, we can be in this position here. We can be in this position there. So let's just say we got in and the closure. So I'm going to have a stop loss about 30 points up there, a little bit of distance above that high is good. And then I'm going to target either a 1 to 1, which is right here, or a 1 to 2 risk to reward. So let's just say we went for a 1 to 2 risk to reward. Okay, so let's just say we went for a 1 to 2. You can see I have the marked out from the closure. Stop loss is above that level. So the way the next few candles, there you go. Price has now delivered from the street. So I caught a 1 to 2. I remember vividly, I caught 60 points, which is 60.50 right there. So it's not accurate to what I call, but 60 points is what I caught on this trade. I entered on the closure. So that was a really easy set up, right? We waited for price step one for a retracement to the gap, step two for confirmation and step three and to the position. For the last example, this is going to be a bearish set up. Okay, so this is going to be actually quite a quick trade, immediately coming off open. So again, this vertical line represents the 930 open. And as you can see, if I just removed this, we create a three count of formation. 1, 2, 3 creating a bearish fairway gap. So we need step one to happen. We need price to retrace into this bearish fairway gap, which we get right here. We get a bearish fairway gap retracement. Now, in this example right here, you can see that price closed inside the level. So I want to see a closure outside of this range. And that's where I'm going to take my position. Which right here we get. So we have step one, we've got to retrace into this bearish fairway gap. Next step is we need a confirmation to enter this trade. Again, we're only focusing on base hits. We're not targeting home runs going for 1 to 4 1 to 5. We're going to just target simple 1 to 1 1 to 2 risk reward trades, which price of a fairway gap is going to deliver 90% of the time. So we're going to enter our position right there. Following our stop loss is going to be above this fairway gap right here. We should not really be treating back above this level, especially if we've closed outside, giving it a really strong confirmation. It's going to be a 20 point stop loss. And what we're going to do, we're going to target a 1 to 1 or a 1 to 2 risk reward. So let's go ahead and target a 1 to 2. Because price is currently changing. We're putting in a lower low. This is going to be a lower high. And then we expect to put in a new lower low. So price is immediately going down for a 1 to 2. And this is right off the open. So this is about 10 minutes into the open here. So super simple setup. Again, closing out is the confirmation. And now you just caught that. Again, if you had of entered on that, show you would have got a better price. But price could have easily disrespected this bearish fairway gap. So waiting for that confirmation literally just saves you our loss in a sense or the stress. So super simple setup. We could have held runners for 1 to 3, 1 to 4 as it doesn't matter what again. We're focusing on base hits, 1 to 1's, 1 to 2's. Because we want to get in and out of the market. We don't want to give our profits back. 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As you can see, you can go through the results. And this was all on a free live stream. We had over 200 people show up and we had a bunch of uh good results. You have people actually making money and consistent payouts. Um I could keep scrolling so you guys can see this as well, but if you want to go look at it yourself, uh feel free and see a bunch of results. We have a ton of different, you know, results that we can actually look for uh in the market, even post my payouts or anything like that. So you guys can see and I am also on a let me go over here. I am also on a 16week payout streak. So I show all my screenshots of my payouts and everything like that so you guys can keep up with it. And I will be withdrawing my payout which I've already done. I just waiting for the email. So I post it all. I only just started doing this recently. So everyone can keep track. It's four accounts getting payouts and stuff like that. So I'm on a 17we payout streak as of now because I hit my trade on Monday. But if you want to go check these all out, you can join in the link below. And you can also watch me trade live and get access to my F value gap continuation indicator if that's what you want to do. But otherwise, let's get straight into the video. Now, doubling back to the charts. Now, I'm going to be breaking down how you can actually anticipate these high volume trading days and stuff like that. So, you know what type of conditions you want to be in. You really don't want to trade in low volume conditions. That's going to be where price is ranging. You're not really going to get good displacement or intent with price moving to specific draws on liquidity or anything like that. It's kind of just useless trading on low volume days, right? Even medium volume is all right, but it's not really worth it. You want to try and look to trade on high volume, extremely high volume. Now, obviously your quantity will lower, but your win rate will obviously increase. So, I maintain about a 90% uh win rate doing this every single month. My lowest ever being like 82% in the last 6 months. Um, again, I am on a 17week payout streak. So, that is just over four weeks straight. I've received at least one payout from TakeProfit Trader with all my proof and everything in the Discord as I showed before. And uh this is exactly how I've been able to do it. So I'm going to probably just write it out here actually. So the way that you can actually anticipate high volume sessions is by looking at the first 5m minute volume. Now I'm going to just write out right what type of condition uh conditions I'm looking for. So I am trading between 9:30 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Just like that. That is exactly what I'm trading. I'm only doing 45 minutes. You can make it longer if you want, but I'm trading at midnight. I'm in Australia. So, um that's all I've ever needed for like the last year and a half. So, I'm chilling on that. Um now, what I mean by that is I usually hit my trade before that's even done. So, uh again, the overall session is what I'm going to call it. Overall session conditions. Okay, there is going to be four different types. is going to be low volume, medium volume, high volume, extremely high volume like this. And those are going to be it. Now, what is the overall session conditions you want to be trading in? And what I mean this by tracking it by volume is I track it by the highest and lowest prices between 9:30 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. So anything less than 100 point ranges, right, is actually going to be considered low volume for my data. And this is all data back. This is not something I just randomly guessed. This is something that I've tested a lot. Now, this does change with market cycles. This probably won't change or only ever change and increase probably in the next year and a half. But only as you know fundamentals outside of trading are going to get more impactful especially with tariffs, Trump, you know, all that sort of stuff is increasing market volumes. The whole government shutdown thing is increasing the volume, but it's only ever going to increase, right? It's never going to decrease. In 2020, 2021, these were a little bit different. You know, volume was a little different back then, but for now, you're pretty much safe for the next couple years. This is a slight adjustment that you can make. The drastic changes in this won't be as significant. It might go from like a 100 points to 150 points, you know what I mean? For low volume, who knows? But as of now, this is how I'm tracking it day in day out. And I expect it to do this within at least the next year, year and a half. Uh medium volumes, anything between 100 and 150 points. High volume is 150 to 200 points. And if you could guess it, you know, extremely high volume is anything over 200 points. Okay. Now, this is the overall session. I usually go on the 50-minute time frame, mark out the first 4 minute, 15-minute candles from the highest to lowest, whatever those candles actually are. And if I can see that it's, you know, greater than that, then I know it's a overall, you know, good session that I want to trade in. It's good volume. That means price is going to move with intent to draw liquidities. Um, you know, trade duration is obviously going to be a lot lower. You're not going to be in a trade for 10, 15 minutes. You're going to be in trade for a couple seconds, maybe a couple minutes. You know what I mean? So, super quick and efficient. That's exactly how I like to scalp. I like to know my outcome pretty much immediately. Uh I don't like to just muck around. Like I said, I'm trading at midnight. So I built the strategy on the foundations of getting in and out very quickly knowing my outcome. But I still maintain a higher win rate because I target low risk to rewards. Now that is the overall session conditions. But you can actually find out if it's going to be one of these overall session conditions by looking at the first five minutes. Right? So what you're going to do is I'm actually just going to copy this because It's probably just easier to do that. Let me just go like that. Boom. Now, looking at the first five minutes, you're still going to track these four, right? Different types of volume ranges, but it's going to be a lot different, right? If you have anything that is less than 45 points, that is in the first five minutes. And by the way, you can this is most likely going to be figured out after only five minutes has concluded. everything else can be figured out before 5 minutes has or 45 minutes um oh sorry 5 minutes is actually concluded uh I'm stressing out there because I don't know what I was saying but anyways low volume right is less than 45 points it's as simple as that personally I don't trade in low volume it just it just I've lost all my trades on low volume uh and I just don't do it I lose some trades in extremely high volume and stuff like that but at least I put myself in a better position to be more successful at trading in better conditions By putting myself in low volume conditions, I'm just out to lose and I've just put myself literally on purpose into poor conditions and I can't expect to be, you know, extremely profitable long term by doing that. Now, medium volume, right, is between 100 and 150 points. This is fine. Honestly, this is not bad, right? But with recent market conditions that you're seeing right now, the last couple weeks, you know, probably last two months, sorry. um started pretty much October, you'll find that it's most likely been high or extremely high volume. Medium to low volume is like all of September and August and then it kind of just did its thing. It bounces in between high volume, extremely high volume with a couple of months. Like one or two months might be high volume and the other two might be medium low. It's just so you pretty much understand that not every single trading day of the actual month is going to be low or medium volume. You're going to have high and extremely high volume at some points, usually around news events. Now, medium volume is actually going to be Oh, what's happened here? There we go. It's actually going to be 45 to 55 points in the first five minutes. Again, this one you can figure out if you have more than 45 from the highest and lowest literally in the first 30 secondond candle or the first one minute candle of price action from after 9:30 a.m. You're pretty much guaranteed medium volume and you're not going to be trading low volume. So, you can go, okay, yep, I'm going to trade in those conditions today. Most of the time when I see low volume in a session, I actually just completely ride off the session. Like I'm just not interested in trading PAS at all and I will find that out in the first five minutes. But if we have medium volume, I'm interested. You know what I mean? Ideally high and extremely high is better. Which again will lead me into the next thing. 55 to 65 points is going to be for Oh, not 155. 55 like that. Right. Oh, there we go. 55 to 65 points for high volume. Now this again you can be this can be achieved literally in one candle two candles 55 points you can find it from the highest to lowest it's never going to decrease it's only ever going to increase so I can guarantee high volume right there. Okay I'm interested right my win rate significantly goes up before I even take a trade because I put myself in a better condition to trade in and of if you haven't guessed it already 65 plus points in the first five minutes. Now, all of these ones correlate to these ones, right? And I've been able to test that quite well. If you want to go and test this on your own, back testing, everything like that, and just trade on those single days, you absolutely can. I would just be tracking how many, you know, quantity of extremely high, high, medium, low present themselves in a month, weekly, you know, basis. So, you can actually track, okay, I'm expected to trade eight times a month if I just do this day or six times or whatever, whatever your calculations find. Obviously, I have my own data that I share with my group uh every single day and I tell them what we're going to be doing, what I'm not going to be doing. Now, here I've got a little session kind of marked out and I'll show I might as well just break down the trade that we caught yesterday. As you can see from the results pretty much coming into the day looking at the 30 second chart starting off, you can see anything in this gray area from 9:30 down the bottom, 9:30 a.m. That's in our little time zone right now. So, if I'm marking from this lowest point up into this high highest point, you can see we're already guaranteed high volume from lowest to highest point as of now is 61.25 points. Now, I haven't even found my setup in the first 5 minutes hasn't even, you know, finished. It's still going. And so now from the lowest to highest point, I've already seen 111 points. And I haven't found a setup yet. But what this is telling me is that I'm going to be in extremely high volume condition. So again, my win rate significantly jumps, which means my take profit when I enter a trade should literally just get smacked quicker than if I was trading in low volume or medium volume conditions because really I don't want to be trading in that at all. Trade durations go up to like 10 15 minutes when I'm on a 30 secondond time frame entering trades. It's not really something that I'm interested in, right? But I know if I get into a trade, which I'll show in a second, on the one minute, which is right here. As you can see, we broke structure to uh the upside right here. But we also delivered off this gap. So that is my model. When we deliver off a gap, close above previous candle high. I don't know why my thing is like that. I think I was doing a video before. So something like that. There we go. Right. I get in this trade, 40 point stop loss. I can literally target 40 points just as a simple one to one or draw some liquidity that I was looking for on the day. Right. I think I ended up going 45 points on this first trade like that and that was it. Right? You can see it moves with intent. It moves with speed. Literally in a minute and a half I hit my take profit. That's what trading extremely high volume does. It also allows you to you know make more money if you're doing the same risk you normally would do on um you know whatever like a low or medium volume day. If you're doing the same risk, same mini contracts or microcontracts or whatever you trade, your reward is going to be much more significant because obviously higher the volume, you know, more money you make because obviously it just looks like a normal trade. This can look like a normal 2020 trade on low or medium volume conditions, but it's actually 45 40 and uh this thing absolutely rocketed later on, right? And as you can see, that would have been 156 points you could have caught just from one entry pretty much immediately. Um, so that is exactly what I like to do. You can go ahead and test that. But those are the conditions that I like to trade in. Wanted to just share that with you guys because I know a lot of you love my fee gap continuation model. And honestly, keep trading it. You guys are doing really, really well. Um, we've had some insane results lately um in the Discord. I think we had a student pull out like $15,000 recently as well. You can go and check out all the student results, my results, keep track of my track record, everything like that. I show all my payouts, even my largest uh trading day, everything inside of Discord completely for free if you want to do that. If you want to join my live trading, you know where to go. You want to get access to my the value gap continuation indicator, which also called out that one minute long for you. I'll just throw that up there. There you go. Right, then you can also do that. It also does show the TP and stop-loss size, right, for a onetoone riskreward if you want to obviously use that as well. It's a cool feature. But yeah, that is it. Otherwise, I will see you all in the next YouTube video. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:04 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "So my goal for this video is going to show you one specific concept that is going to immediately increase your win rate treating my fair value gap continuation model. This one specific concept is going to be understanding the different types of deliveries from f value gaps so that you can work out if it's a low probability, medium probability or a high probability delivery so that you know you're taking the best trade possible. Now this one specific concept has allowed me to be on a 12week long win streak taking one payout every single week with take-profit tradeoff. haven't seen my last video, I showed the emails there. This is now my 13th week being on a streak with takeprofit trader taking at least one payout every single week. You can see 3 days ago, 20th of October, your payout request has been approved and it ended up hitting this week uh in the bank account as well. This one was a little bit of a smaller one. It was around about $5,000, but you can see I refreshed the page. It is completely legit. It is from Take Profit Trader themselves. I already have 14 weeks on lock. So this is just a little bit of an understanding that yes, what I'm talking about is going to help you. So here I have an example of a bullish setup. As you can see, price has made a strong move to the upside. Then price has now made a move to the downside. We've now hit this bullish for value gap. This is exactly where we want to see price move out of this zone towards the upside getting a candle close above the previous candle high. All right. And this is where we'd look to trade towards the upside for a nice continuation. So before we think about actually executing a trade, we have to look at the delivery first. So as you can see, before we mark out, you know, our previous candle high and look for our close above to take it to the upside, we got to look at our delivery first. So as you can see, I've marked out this bullish for value gap and I've also marked out the 50% value of this bullish for value gap. Now, what you don't ever want to see is a candle close below that 50% value of that value gap. that is going to show a strength in sellers and a weakness in buyers. Buyers should really be stepping up at least at this 50% value or right here at the start of the value gap. This is also going to make sure that price is not going to trade ever below. And when it does close below that 50% value, it is likely to inverse or trade below this level, which is going to show something that we don't want to see, which is a weakness in buying momentum if we're looking to trade to the upside. So let's take a look at what a medium probability delivery actually looks like. It's very simple. Again, we have a bullish example. We have a move to the upside. We now have that pullback into that fair value gap. And before we can think about even executing a trade, we got to look at the delivery. So what is the different type of delivery compared to a low probability? Very very simple actually. So as you can see, we have again marked out this bullish fib gap, the 50% of this F value gap. And now a medium probability is when we still get a candle close inside of this entire bullish for value gap. But the candle close is above the 50%. Now this goes for the length in the life of the fib value gap. If you ever look for multiple entries of the same fid value gap, you can never have a candle close below the 50%. Even if it's in the zone, it's still a medium probability delivery. It's still a good trade to take based on context narrative. even set up a loan. It's not the highest probability, but it's still very worthwhile taking. So that is a medium probability when we get a candle close inside of that FBA gap. Still still respecting above that 50% in this case for a bullish example. And now we can look for that price to go towards the upside and enter. As soon as we get that candle close right here, we can enter on that candle and go to the upside. Lastly, let's take a look at what a high probability delivery actually is. This one's very, very simple. So again, we get a nice move to the upside. We get that pull back down. But the difference is we've get no body closures inside of the bullish for gap at all. It is only just a wick delivery. And this could be for four, five candles. As long as they're all wicks, this is always going to be a higher probability delivery. This shows a very, very good strength in buyers. Especially when we wick into the gap, we typically spend less time around this general area. we spend more time wanting to go to the upside with momentum. So, right there, you get that candle close above. That's our entry candle right there, our confirmation to enter the trade. Our stop loss below here and here, wherever you want to put it, and then you can take that to the upside knowingly that you're going to take a higher probability trade. So, before we get into a couple chart examples, if you want to learn more about my Febap continuation model, you can click the link down below. I also trade live in front of over 100 viewers every single day. I call out all my trades, run you through them, what are low probability, high probability, so that you obviously know how to follow along um accurately. So if you want to do that again, click the link down below. Otherwise, let's get straight into the breakdowns. So let's take a look at what a low probability delivery actually looks like. So right here we have a bearish for gap. We have a few actually, but if we look at price at this very moment, you can see right here I've marked out this bearish for gap. I also have marked out this one. whatever gives the reaction and it actually ends up being this one. But what you can see is price has now body closed above the 50% of this bearish F value gap. So before that was to happen as soon as we tapped that F value at the start right down here I'd be marking out my previous candle low looking for a trade. But unfortunately because we closed above I am no longer interested. Couple candles later we did get that sell signal with good momentum but we ended up chopping around. we didn't end up doing anything and that was all literally due to that low probability that we would obviously avoid that. So that is something you want to avoid. If you ever see that in real time, you are going to stop looking for trade. So let's take a look at what a medium delivery actually looks like. So right about here, you can see we've created a bullish for value gap. Boom. We have now candle closed inside of that bullish for value gap. That is exactly a medium probability. We're still above the 50%, so it's still a valid entry to take. It's medium probability, right? But we did close in the gap. Now, you'd want to see price close above previous candle high right there. That is our confirmation entry. We even close through the swing point, which is nice confirmation as well. You could take your entry there and you can obviously put like your stop loss below here at level maybe 30 points and then you can target a 1 one or these highs up here, right? And then you can play that out. And right there we were able to join a trend pretty much as it was starting with a nice little pullback entry into that range. This is a very very textbook uh fed value gap continuation right here. This perfect setup with a medium delivery. So now let's jump into what a high probability delivery actually looks like in real time. This is a high probability delivery right here. Again we have a bullish for gap. Now I did not execute this trade here. All right. For other reasons I did take a short right here. Right. I went anti-trend which is a little bit wrong of me. I did lose 25 points um on that trade. So I did do that on live stream. I was able to bounce back with this trade though right here. So as you can see we had a bullish for value gap towards the upside. If I play the next candle out you can see that we've hit this level. Now we never body close in the gap. In fact we stay right on the start of it. All right up on with against this candle wick. We only ever wick into this for value gap and then right there we get that candle close above that previous candle high which is our confirmation entry. Our stop loss can go below this level and we can target those highs over here as well. And right there if I play this trade out right this was a much better execution. Both still have a great great probability. These happen multiple times on a like daily basis on the 30. Sometimes on the you you might find like one or two setups on the one minute every single day. But other than that, you will find a trade every single day on the 30 second time frame. No matter what, it just shows up every single day regardless. But if you are looking for that and you are trying to trade every single day, at least take the high probability at worst than medium probability deliveries. Just stay away from the low probabilities as a whole. That was it for this video. If it was helpful, let me know down in the comments below. If you want more types of videos like this, let me know. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:07 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "So, I'm already up around $20,000 this week trading. Um, just two days, Monday and Tuesday. Um, again, I'm trading with Take Profit Trader. I'm not using personal capital. Uh, I do trade other firms, but I've made all my money this week from TakeProfit Trader. Um, because all the other firms have minimum day crap. Um, with Take Profit Trader, you don't. You have daily payouts and no consistency rules. So, it's very easy to make money every single day, especially with my model that presents itself literally every single day. So yesterday I made or Sunday I made a video um about my fe continuation with IPG pattern. Um it's a pretty good one. Obviously it's not as like it's not as common where it doesn't show up every single day, but it's usually every second day that it will show up. Now we obviously had a pretty nice trading day Monday. Mondays are just Mondays, but yeah, it was still overall a pretty good day. Pretty sure that day we had like five setups. Um or I think it was six actually. Um yeah, I ended up finish that day with a pretty decent amount. I think I finished that day with around 30 points on the takeprofit trader accounts before I switched. Um, but yeah, this one was a one and done situation on today. And uh, without further ado, let's pretty much just break it down. Close above this little red box without sweeping this high. I love this long has to do it on this on this candle. closes above this red box without sweeping this high. I'm going to take a long. Yeah, I'm longing. All right, we've taken that high, which is a potential reversing. Oh, done for the day. Never mind. There's 20 points. Didn't even get my [ __ ] partial, apparently. All right, I'm stopping there. That's two wins on the day. Pretty much immediately what I'm coming into the market is I'm just kind of scoping for uh you know, my favor gap continuation pattern. So, um, immediately what I kind of found was we did sweep out this, uh, 15-minute low down here as well. And we did kind of change, um, the course of the trend by this ifg. Now, sometimes I don't really trust the 30 secondond IPGs or one minute IPGs. Um, just IPGs in general, unless it's paired with my fair gap continuation pattern just because some of them and a lot of them do fail. Uh, we obviously inverse that. That kind of changed the trend a little bit. I mean, if you use breaker structures, it obviously broke structure there. I don't really worry about that too much. you kind of use the IFG um as that. But as you can see, we had opening range high. This was my main draw in liquidity right now is that opening range high um that was created right here in the first 15 minutes is my opening range level. So 93,945. All right. And we did take out the opening range low and that nearest 15-minute low as well. And then all we did as you can see is we kind of created this little indication from price that we're bullish. We did have a double gap here. Okay. and we created this uh bullish FBA value gap which it's better if obviously again we whipped out of it in that little level from that swing point right here to the retracement low in this example. If there is a fair value gap there the only sort of pattern kind of idea that you're looking for is a fair value gap continuation IG. So again you need a candle to close above the previous candle high and invert this IFG or this fair value gap all right in the same candle. So, if I play the next candle out, bang, just like that, I can enter with whatever you want to risk, right? Go for 20 points, which is $400 with one mini. So, if I measure that out, you can see that is 20 points right there. And you're just going to make sure that your stop loss is underneath the swing low or underneath the FBA price is delivering from uh worst case scenario, you can put it underneath the IPG, but again, I'm doing that 20 by 20 one to one risk-to-reward. You can do that as well. Um, I didn't really need to risk that much. I can just put underneath the swing low. saved myself a bit of bread and yeah, just let that fly and within 30 seconds I was done for the day. We had heaps of students were done for the day. Here's the uh the live trading channel where we took the trade. So, we didn't get a trade until it says 11:54 p.m. cuz I'm trading at that time. Uh but it's actually 9:54 if it's referencing that. Um but yeah, as you can see, bang l so easy. So, that trade was at 9:53. We finished at 95330. Um, but yeah, there's 20. Bang. That was fast. You call power. Well, the goat. Sweet. Pass the TPT and the tops up. Eval. Fastest $1,000 I've made in my life. Um, awesome trade. Wizard calls it once again. Guy's amazing. I'm pretty sure he was new. Yeah. Asen's new to the group. He just joined today. So, that was Yeah. First day here and don't regret it one bit. 20 points. Goed the strat. Come on, bro. 20. [ __ ] Love you, Riley. God. Love you. Yeah. Yep. Shout out. Shout out God. Made 700 bucks. Um, can you slap TJR and tell him you want to go? Uh, trading day here. Four. Oh, yeah. Four trading four trading days here. Four wins. All right. This is very good. Um, TBT eval past. You can read all that. It's it's there. I'll just scroll through. You can have a bit of a read. But just like that, you know, easy trade. Um, I did end up calling an IFG short here as well for another 20. So, you really could have been done right there. Um well what was that six minutes 30 into the session. So I mean that's what we do. So if you want to obviously watch me live, you want to trade with me live every single day, you take my trades, you can learn my model which is the fair value gap continuation which is the most goed model on the market in in Q futures then you can obviously join the first link top description. Otherwise that is it. That is all I have for you for today's trade recap. That is how I'm already up um just under 20,000 Australian dollars by the way. Australian dollars. So you can do the conversions on USD. But yeah, other than that, we still got the rest of the week. Let's trade. My favorite days, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/9r4ydVXdN6c" }, { "id": "wDlW_plBl00", "content_type": "video", "title": "How i made $147,071 in 8 months trading... 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:10 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "Two months ago on this channel, I made this YouTube video down here exposing how I made $70,000 in six months day trading. And in this video, I broke down exactly the strategy and system that I used to reach to $70,000 in such a little time period. Right? And in this video, I'm going to be showing you the exact same strategy. The only difference is that I've now made $147,000 in eight months trading. In this video, I'm going to be showing you how I turned data into profits. How I turned all this into $147,000 right here. This is a screenshot from my bank balance, right? This is a 365day sort of period. Obviously, I only started making money on this account around October. It is a complete trading account for tax purposes because I am in Australia. So, it just works differently than most US sort of tax rules or whatever the case may be, right? So, I made a separate account strictly for business and strictly for trading profits. And as you can see, $147,000 in there. I also have it up on my phone so that you guys can see that is not a complete screenshot and Photoshop. You can see it is my realized thing right there. All right. Showing you exactly, right, that it is real. I've made $147,000 in profits in literally just eight months trading. Let's break it down. How can we achieve, right? How can we achieve this? What is this first of all? Well, this is a win rate. This is my win rate using the system I'm going to be breaking down for you today. 94.7% in the month of May. Now, win rates vary over different months. All right, win rates will vary for every strategy over every different month. Now, in May, it's 94%. 90 almost 95%. So, how can we trade at such a high win rate? All right, how can we manage this? What are we doing? Well, let's break it down. A lot of traders focus on super high risk-to-rewards. And you're probably one of those traders, too, right? You're probably someone that goes for a 1 to three, 1:4, 1:5 risk-to-reward. I did all this. I made $147,000 with only a 1:1 risk-to-reward. So, how am I able to make so much more money than most of these people going for 1 to four, 1 to5, 1 to six risk rewards? See, in the future space, you can either trade with personal capital or you have the advantage to trade with prop firms. Now, this strategy was built and designed to strictly beat the prop firm system. Get rid of all their rules and obviously work and play around their rules. They have super strict rules that make traders lose. All right? They just that's just the way prop firms need to make money. So, they make the rules really, really tight and difficult to obviously pass. Now, this strategy follows a strict system where it's almost near impossible to not pass an account the right way and to not get a payout. It's because it's designed it's designed in a way that's going to get you to where you need to get to in terms of outcome. See, by targeting these onetoone riskrewards, right, we can understand that we're going to trade at a higher probability and more frequent. So, let's look at let's look at prop firms real quick, right? I know it's a little blurry. There is a lot of trades on here, so I can't fit the whole screenshot on here on the screen, but um let's break it down real quick. Prop firms, what do they chase? They want consistently profitable traders, right? Let's talk about consistency. What is more consistent? A 1:4, one to five riskto-reward or a 1 one or even a 1:2 risk-to-reward. Obviously, it's going to be a 1 one, 1:2. Now, let's talk about frequency. Trade frequency. See, most of these prop firms run at a minimum trading days. You got to have a minimum trading days in order to request a payout. Could be five, it could be eight, it doesn't matter, right? Most of these firms have that. So, you can't just request a payout on day one unless you trade with take profit trader, which is something I use. We'll get into later on. Now, these firms have minimum trading days, which basically really just forces traders to actually place a trade or want to place a trade or have the need to place a trade every single day. And not every day is going to be a trading day. And that's the reality. Not every day is going to be a trading day where you take a trade, but that's where traders get trapped. They force it to obviously try and get a payout in as little time as possible in the minimum trading days, right? And that's where traders go wrong. Looking for these 1 to four, one to fives, which is not going to be very frequent in terms of an everyday sort of setup, right? That's where they lose. But a 1 one is going to be very frequent. You can see on days over here, right? On days like this, on May 1st, I took three trades. May two, I took um three trades. May fifth, four trades even, right? You can see it's very very frequent. And when I look at something like this, right, this goes hand in hand, right? It's it's got the consistent part of what prop firms look for. Remember, they look for consistency and they look for profitable. Consistently profitable traders, right? So, we've ticked off, okay, one's going to be more frequent and more consistent. Now, how do we get to profitable? Well, guess what? All right, in terms of profitability, right, a 1 one is going to be more frequent and higher probability, right? Because you're not targeting 1 to fours, you're targeting 1:1 ones. And before you even get to a 1 to two, one to three risk reward, you're always going to surpass a 1:1 risk reward, which means it's going to be higher probability at a lower risk-to-reward, right? So now that we understand, okay, cool, higher probability, does that mean a higher win rate? Yes, it does. When you win more though, right, what does that do for your psychology? When you win more, you get more confident. When you get more confident, you can apply more risk, right? And you can take trades without hesitation. You can build strong intuition around your trading. So, you notice a pattern now that's starting to form. All right. Okay. Cool. We can tick off that this is going to be more profitable than a 1:1. Over a long period of time, a 1:1 risk-to-reward trader is always most likely going to surpass someone that's always hunting an everyday setup for a 1 to four, one to five riskreward. Does that mean you need to stop targeting these high-risisk rewards? No, it just means obviously on days where price action is not likely to give you the one to four, one to five that you can obviously walk away content with a onetoone risk-to-reward. So you can see here from the data I've marked out and dotted all the fair value gap continuation which is the strategy I'm going to be breaking down today. It is my fair value gap continuation model right that trades at again 94% win rate in the month of May. So right here you can see right one to one riskrewards on every single trade. Now, all the Fed gap continuations, I'm not going to show you this setup in in today's video. I'll leave that for a another video. That is my reversal model, but we're going to be focusing on my continuation model. All right, which is another thing being super versatile in terms of strategy, not just sticking to one if you're like a scalper like me or if you're a scalper in general, might as well have a reversal on the continuation model. Keeps you versatile in the market. But right here, you can see win win win. We took one loss down here. Let me try and find it. We took one loss down here which even then just focusing on this like my entire data using my other system got me 94% win rate. But again if you just focus on that it is win-win win win win with one loss. That's a 90% win rate out of the amount of trades that I took. So now let's cover a bullish example on how we're going to use the setup. Like what is the setup that we're going to be showing on the charts? Well, this is a bullish example. So this is all we need to do. We need to identify a fair value gap, a pull back into the fair value gap and then our entry signal. So if you don't know what a fair value gap is, I break it down on this channel all the time, but I will refresh your memory for those who are new to somewhat of trading. It is a three candle formation. Not two candles, not four, but three. So one, two, three upwards closed candles. It can either be, you know, a couple downwards closed candles. Doesn't matter, right? It's three candles. And all you're identifying is if the first candle's high, let me get rid of the box. Right? the first candle's high meets or overlaps with the third candle's low. So you can see in this one right here, it does not. Right? It does not meet or overlap with the third candle's low on the first candle's high. Right? So this leaves a fair value gap. All right? And I've drawn it out with a little rectangle box. All we need to identify is where price stops right right here and mark that out and pulls back into this. Once we pull back into that, we have this level marked out. So step number one is identify the FA gap. Step number two is mark that level out. Step number three is obviously wait for price to pull into the gap. Now, we want it to respect the gap. We do not want it to body close below, right? We want it to obviously stay above, right? It can wick below. It's fine, but not a body closure below. And then all we're doing for step number four is we're going to mark out our previous candle high, our most previous candle, right? And we're going to wait for step number five, a candle closure above previous candle high. It is that simple. There is one simple rule that we have to follow though. We do not want the candle closure that we're looking for. We want this candle to close, our current candle to close above previous candle high. We do not want it to make equal highs or sweep the swing point before closing. Right? If it does that, it lowers the probability of the setup. But again, right, it's still a valid setup in this standpoint for what I'll be showing you. Focusing on a one:1 risk-to-reward. Now, again, right here, candle closure. I'm taking my entry here and I'm targeting a onetoone risk-to-reward. But where am I putting my stop loss? Well, most likely this candle is going to have a wick like this. So, you have a couple different options. You can be super aggressive and put your stop loss underneath here. You can put it underneath the lowest candle that came into the Fed gap and respected the fair value gap or you can put it directly underneath the fair value gap. Right? Because obviously we should not be disrespecting that gap. Right? Now, wherever you put your stop loss, you have to match it in a onetoone risk-reward. That is how you get the high percentage win rate. So now we have a bearish example. So again, step number one, what are we doing? Identifying a bearish F value gap. One, two, three candles. You can see the first candle's low does not meet or overlap with the third candle's high. This leaves a F value gap in this little box. Right? So we're going to mark that out just like that. Then step number two is we're going to mark out the swing point when price starts to pull up into that right into that FBA gap. That's step number two. Step number three, we're going to wait for price to pull into this FEVA gap. Step number four, we're going to be marking out a previous candle low. And step number five, we're going to wait until price closes below previous candle low right here. Again, not making equal lows or sweeping the sellside swing point right there. All right. If you have all those ticked off, you can take an entry. Again, most likely it's going to have a wick here. You can take a stop-loss position up here right above the highest point of the candle that came into the Fed value gap or above the FV value gap focusing on a onetoone risk-to-reward. So wherever you put your stop loss you have to target that in a takerit. It is that simple. So these were all the setups that presented yesterday. Now I trade this setup mostly on the 30 secondond time frame. Very simple. It's not fast. It's not fast-paced. It's super easy. Even a real beginner can actually do it. Most people that are trading, whether it's ICT concepts or anything in general, mostly trade from the 1 to 5 minute. All right, that's just kind of the principle here. Now, I trade my uh model right here, my Febot continuation model from 9:30 a.m. up until about 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. That's the only time I really ch uh trade this because obviously the volume is very nice, right? And I like volume. Now, we have a ton of different setups that we're going to be breaking down right here. For this example, we're going to identify a Feb value gap. Right? This candle came into the Feb value gap right here. Right? This is the swing point. So, we've marked out step number one, which is the Feb gap. Step number two is going to be mark out the swing point. All right. Step number three, we're going to wait for price to pull into it. That's number four is right here. Next number four is we're going to mark our previous candle low. Wait for a closure. Nope. Next one, closure. Nope. Next one, closure. Nope. Next one, closure. Yes, we finally get one on this candle. What happens? Boom. We get a candle closure right here on this candle, right? We did not make equal close or sweep this swing point. So, we can take our entry there. Again, you can be super aggressive and put your stop loss above here. Now, that doesn't really seem reasonable. You can put it above the highest price right here or anywhere above the fair value gap. Now, right here, I decided to just go above the fair value gap at around 15 points would have been fine. Okay. And then we target 15 points in itself right there. Now with this setup, you have the option to target more than a onetoone risk-to-reward. In fact, you can target the whole thing down here if you really want to. Right? As you probably know from one of my last YouTube videos, I said on days like this where price just runs with no real structure to the upside or any reversal model opportunities, right? It trades at a 91% win rate in terms of opportunities and how many trades you can actually take. All right? Now, if you just took one, you could be 100% win rate, but I showed four, right? In terms of all the setups that presented themselves today, 100% win rate in terms of what was in session, right? And again, I made that video not too long ago. I think it was my last YouTube video on this channel. So, if you're going to watch that, you can go check that out as well. Right? So, about 15 points, targeting 15 points, and there you go. That's price hit. Or you can go for a one to two. That's that's hit there. Or like I said, you can keep trailing as it goes further and further into your profit. That's completely up to you. Next on, exactly the same thing. Price comes into the fair value. That's step number one. Step number two, mark out the swing point. Step number three, mark out the most previous candle. All right, right here. And wait for a candle closure. You can see no candle closure. No closure. No closure. No closure. There we finally get a closure right here. So, we can take our entry there. In terms of a stop loss, we can put it just above the candle high right here. You can put above the highest point of the swing point or all the way up here. Now, I just put it again following 15 points. It turned out perfect literally above that high and you can follow 15 points as well targeting down there. You can run it for a 1 to two. Again, it's all completely up to you and how you want to manage it. I'm just showing you a one to one risk-to-reward. Same thing again. Fair value gap right here. That's number one. All right. Now, number two, you can see that we came and marked the swing point most previous candle low. Step number three. All right. Coming into the gap. Step number four, mark out the previous candle low. And now look at step number five. Step number five swept the swing low. So should we take this or should we leave it? Now on days like this, we probably could get away with taking it in terms of a onetoone risk-to-reward, right? Because price is obviously extremely bearish. And in my last YouTube video, I broke it down. Again, on days like this, it trades at a very high win rate. Now, you can avoid setups like this. You don't have to take a setup like this, but if you did want to, and we just put it above the candles high right here, right? we can focus on a onetoone risk-to-reward. Bang, it hits anyway. So, you could grade this at around a B setup. I would grade it at a B setup. I'd give this one an A. And I'd give this one an A+. Right. And again, the last setup right here. Now, you had a setup here, but it was 2 minutes before news event. So, you want to just make sure I don't usually trade 5 minutes before a news event, right? Obviously in session. You can see that we came back into this FVA gap. We had a previous candle low, right? So obviously that's step number one is identify the Fiba gap. Step number two, identify the swing point. Step number three, wait for price to pull into the FVA gap. Step number four, closure below previous candle low. And then obviously step number five, make sure there's no equal lows or equal highs and just wait for that closure. Boom. Stop loss can go above here 2250. All right. And boom, just like that. Or 22.25 1:1 riskreward. Or you have the ability to run it for a 1 to2. Completely up to you. And by that time, you should really be done. Um that was four trades just basically before 35 minutes into the session. Right? So that is that is pretty much it in terms of simplicity. I don't really want to break down more of this. You should really grasp an understanding of it already. If this video was helpful for you, obviously you got any value or you're going to willing to give it a go, maybe back test it, right? Obviously subscribe for more content. The next four or five videos I'll be breaking down more about this like strategy in itself. 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And I'm still waiting on a pending withdrawal, which again will be uploaded in here once it's confirmed on Monday from TakeProfit Trader. And it's also on my Instagram story highlights if you want to see all my track record there. Going up again, we can see more and more. That was one, two, three. fourth is on the way, but that will technically make my week seven since I withdrew on Friday and it won't get approved till Monday. Um, week five again right there. Um, you know, keep cooking. I can keep going up. This is me in the the Rich Carlton in the Maldes taking more payouts. You can go see this. It's completely free. You can go see all that. You can even see all my screenshots right there. Um, I've done screen recordings to show that this is completely legit and not just like photoshopped or anything like that. Um, I've done it here on my Instagram. I've done it here on YouTube. I've been scrolling through it as well. And so that's just something that, you know, I wanted to show you just so you know that I actually know what I'm talking about and I'm here to help you. While we're sort of on the topic of results, I want to show you that it's not only just me winning with my Faval Gap continuation strategy. You want to use it, but you're curious to see if other people are being successful with it. And I want to show you that other people are being successful with it and making insane progress in their trading, which is such a simple and effective and repeatable strategy that shows up literally every single day or every other day so that you can really have the best results because in 6 weeks worth of price action in just 2026 alone, next week will be 7 weeks worth of price action. I've had 41 traders reach their first ever payout. We've had a much larger number if you consider all withdrawals combined. But 41 traders reaching their first ever payout is an insane statistic in just six weeks worth of trading. That's because again the model is super simple. It's effective and it's repeatable. And that's exactly what trading prop firms has to be about. You have to use simplified strategies that really just have a high win rate. You can even have high riskto-reward. The entry model is super basic that I could really teach my dog to understand it. But again, these channels that I'm going to show you as well are completely free. Be my guest. Join my free Discord. Check them all out if you want to actually do that and just verify um these results as well. You can scroll through. I don't really care about funded certificates that much. My, you know, my idea about funded accounts is really just to pass them as quick as possible. I know that's probably a little bit taboo in the trading space and what people recommend, but do as you wish with funded certificates. They don't really mean that much to me. Um I more so care about you know other things like um the funded certificates not really being much but the payouts being much because that you know obviously that's very difficult to achieve as a payout. Now you can see public wins you know getting a couple there um public chat you can go through and see them all right be my guest check them out and verify for yourself but I want to show you that other traders are actually being successful with this strategy. So the main topic of this video is how I'm actually so consistently profitable in just a 45minute window. I only trade 45 minutes a day, yet I've gone on a 20week payout streak, a six-w weekek payout streak, and I do it all live as well. Everything was taken live. That 20we payout streak done live. Six week now, week seven is already unlocked, by the way. Done live. And again, I've gone on these streaks because I understand that in a small time period, if I can understand what type of conditions I want in just such a small window, then I'm going to be more profitable. And that's something that I had to learn. I had to learn, especially as an Australian, I found that, you know, this 45minute window worked the best. U being in Queensland, Australia, uh right, it's 12:30 a.m. to 1:15 a.m. that I trade and that's going to be 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, but in Australian time. Um, you know, I find it the best when daylight savings shift again on March 8th, um, we'll be back to 11:30 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. Australian time. So, I had to find something that was decent. You know, 45 minute window. I didn't want to trade too long. I wanted to still get some sleep. Um, but I found it to be the most effective. Why? Because I understood that there were going to be days where conditions were going to be thriving and my strategy thrives in continuationbased, you know, conditions, not in consolidation. So, just taking the three, you know, trading days here, you can see in the blue highlighted section is exactly what I focus on. That's it. If I was to just draw what the price action looked like in that little section right there, you can visually see it, by the way. Those three candles. So the 9:30 15-minute candle, the 10 and the 10:15, you can see that it really just didn't go anywhere. However, this one had a good continuation displacement for the entire day. This one also had a good continuation displacement as well. Going over here, we didn't really have good continuation and good displacement, but this one did. So just understanding, you know, what type of conditions you want to, you know, trade in. That was the biggest biggest impact to my trading. That is one of the biggest reasons of why I actually got so consistently profitable is because I act in market conditions like this and like this over here. But then I don't act in market conditions that are like this. One of the worst days to ever trade whether it could be with any strategy um realistically speaking is extremely high volume ranges or candlesticks where you're talking like 30 second candle could have like a 40point candle that's going to be absolutely absurd in ranging conditions. You have high volume consolidation that is one of the worst days to trade in and as a continuation trader it's very difficult to do that. I want to trade in these conditions and just understanding going on FX replay and just analyzing how I can identify these conditions early on. I already have a couple videos on my YouTube channel describing how I do it personally if you want to go check those out. But that was the biggest impact to my trading just understanding figuring that out so I can you know establish one of these days earlier on before it actually you know prints it out and go oh man I should have taken a trade on that day right so that's just something that I learned and that I want you guys to obviously understand is yes in a 45minut window you can trade every 45 minutes and find it for value gap continuation I can go on a Friday in this ranging condition I can have my signals indicator let me go to the blue I can show three different setups in that you know 45 in a window yet I would have taken none of them. I mean this one even then this one ended up working. Um this one failed. This one would have temporarily worked but this one definitely would have hit full TP. I think this one would have hit one to one as well but this one definitely would have lost in terms of all that. You know I can still show you setups every single day but it's the conditions that you want to trade in that are going to be the best. See I like to not just go for the one to one RS at at this very moment with take profit trader. Because again, daily payouts, no consistency rules, no cap on the payouts, by the way. I want to see if I can hold these trades for the day or till about 11 till, you know, 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time or even 12:00 p.m. realistically is how far it would typically run. So if I can establish that these days um you know are getting you know basically going to form a continuation days whether it's a buy up like this day over here on Monday or a sell down like Wednesday and Thursday then you know if I can establish that in that 45minut window then I'm looking to hold up until about 11 that'll be fine but again I'm only looking for the entry within 45 minutes and then I'm just done for the day and I'll just go do something else you know like a continuation here we also had a continuation here backto-back days going before that though what did we see just straight you know consolidation the day before that great displacement. So, this is exactly what I want to emphasize is that I I was telling my, you know, students in the Discord and everything like that every time we're on live is, well, let's just wait and see what the conditions are going to, you know, print out and let's just like basically establish what we're trading on the day. Like, we want to trade good consistent conditions, ones that have established a trend earlier on. I don't want to trade consolidation and I will happily skip a day with consolidation this week alone. Even though again we had really good displacement here on this Thursday in that 45minut window. I did not personally find a trade setup that I was willing to take. So I only took a trade Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. I went three for three on the week. Did not take a trade Thursday and did not take a trade Friday. In fact I left early on Friday. I didn't even complete my 45minute window. I just closed it up early again. that netted me pretty decent amount of money. Um, again, if you want to see how much I go on my Discord or my Instagram, I do everything over there. I showcase everything over there. But that's what I really want to emphasize for you guys specifically. If you want to be profitable using my value gap continuation strategy, then you need to understand that you want to trade it in conditions that are actually going to fit your systems criteria. So, you can see like this is this is 10:00 a.m. So, if I go back a candle and I go to like this 95930 and I just go back to like the 15-minute time frame for an example, you can see that again, we don't really care about what's happening to the left, only everything in the blue. You can see we have two consecutive 15-minute candles, the same color, and we're also breaking even open range low, all that sort of stuff um that I focus on. And then 10:00 a.m., the next 15-minute candle is finding displacement. And there you go. You can see a signal. It's going for a one one. You don't have to hold for a one one. I'm talking you can hold till the data low there or all the way down here at London lows for a 120 point move. You can put your stop loss at the recommended position if you, you know, wish to do that. Um, you can even put it uh above the gap. Oh no, wait. It kind of rushed it a little bit there. Uh, you can put it above the value gap that price is respecting that it's going to be a bigger stop loss. You can even take the second signal or add in on the second signal. And as you can see, we obviously hit the full take profit till the L low. Even kept going. But how much easier would it be to try and trade this after it's already kind of established a trend in the blue area versus if I was to go and trade, you know, a day like, for example, let me go and try and find on the 15-inut time frame, a day that's just not really going to be all that accurate, easy to understand. So, let's go to where should we go? This one was a terrible one right here. Let's use this one. So, we go here. Here. All right. So, that's the first three-minute candles in. And that you can see we have a signal down failed. Signal up failed. Signal up failed. Signal up failed. Signal down technically worked for a one. Signal up. Signal up. I don't know if these actually work. Let's see. Both of them would have failed. So you can see like my system doesn't actually work well in consolidation. Think about it. Does a continuation system work in consolidation? It doesn't really match, right? A consolidation system in consolidation would work, but not a continuation, right, system working in consolidation? That's just not really going to be understood. And I like trading continuations because I can already establish a trend. I can already establish an idea and I'm trading with who's in control of the market, whether it's sellers or buyers. And I preferably am I'm I'm more of a seller than I am a buyer. Uh when it comes to the market, I prefer sellers than buyers. I think everyone's a little bit like that or maybe prefer buyers than sells, but um you know, I just can't trade consolidations and I see people all the time trying to make these days good. And before I sign off here and you know, leave you with this information, I want you to go and back test, you know, trying to find those days. how many days consolidate on the month or how many days, you know, have those continuation effects on the on the month so you can get a ballpark on how often you'll be trading. You know, pick up a good prop firm. Doesn't matter. Pick up a good prop firm, start trading with that. Use my for value gap continuation strategy. I'm not going to make this a strategy video. I have plenty of those um in the past videos that you can go check out like three or four um where I talk about what strategy I use. But I really want you guys to understand that you're not trading the setup. You're not trading the pattern. you're here to trade the day and if the day is not performing then you don't have a trade. Okay? You can't look for a trade if the day is not successful. I trade the day. I do not trade my setup. Again, if you want to watch me trade live and you want more in-depth details of my F value gap continuation strategy, hit the second link in the description. If you're new to futures and you want a free futures beginner trading course, click the first link in description. Otherwise, subscribe for the next video where I'm going to be discussing what draws on liquidity I actually use every single day in the market. I'll be showing you exactly how I mark them out, what I focus on, and how to play for value gap continuations to those levels. Um, as well as that, like the video, comment your thoughts about this video, uh, and maybe if what you did, maybe how you performed on the past week or anything of that nature. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 09:51 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "I've been trading for over five years now. I've tried countless trading strategies, more than you can actually keep track of. And the strategy I'm about to show you in today's video is one of the easiest to learn and master. This strategy has allowed me to get consistent payouts with prop firms like TakeProfit Trader, My Funded Futures, Funded Next, Apex, and even Lucid. And the strategy and framework has allowed me to go on insane payout streaks with prop firms like take-profit trader where I received at least one payout every single week for 20 weeks straight in 2025 and then repeating that same thing and doing it again in 2026 for 10 weeks straight receiving at least one payout every single week. Completely proving consistency through props, which is arguably one of the hardest ways to make money and maintain consistency with. Now, I recommend watching this entire video all the way throughout and not skipping a single minute because I don't want you to miss any crucial steps. So, in this video, I'm going to be breaking down every crucial step. First, we're going to cover the analogy of profitable trading, what it means to become a profitable trader. Then, I'm also going to be breaking down the strategy that we're going to look at in this video. Show you a couple examples with that and what they look like in the market. Then, I'll show you a live example from me actually executing a trade on stream from one of my recent streams that I've done. I do live stream every single day from Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time to 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. So, by the end of this video, you should have a complete understanding of what it means to become a profitable trader, the complete breakdown and understanding of my F value gap continuation strategy and how to implement it in real time like I do as well and all the steps leading up until taking a position in real time. Part of becoming a profitable trader is understanding what not to do first. And one of those things are going to be overtrading because they provide inconsistent results and no problem solving at all. Problem solving aspect comes from when you understand a low trade frequency. Understanding that you should take one or two positions and learning from those mistakes if you make any. But if you're taking five, six, or even more trades, you are not equating for what went wrong on number one and trade number two. In fact, you probably don't want to journal all those little scalps that you do on a regular basis. you'd rather just complain about the end result. Whether that's leading to a blown account or just heavily in draw down. Another unprofitable trade is having no idea behind the trade at all. No destination for price, no reason for price to go that specific direction, or no confluence at all. You just are simply either patent trading or just hoping for the best and just simply having no plan or goal at all. You're just winging it every single day. No approach to how you're going to pass an evaluation, no approach to how you're going to get to the payout on the funded stage. You have no idea what you want to risk per day or per setup. You have no idea how much you want to make or need to make in order to pass that account or that follows your plan. You just simply have no goal or plan and you're just winging it. Now, low trade frequency is something that a profitable trader would understand. You're not trying to look for five 10 positions a day. Simply either one or two a day or maybe even one to three a week even when you're scalping. That is the best way to handle these prop firms as well as just actual profitable trading as well because they provide controlled results. You also need to learn how to be selective and be picky. And it is okay to be selective and picky on your setups because you're using discretion. And that is a great thing. Your discretion will only develop more and more over time. But right now, being confident in every single play and idea that you take is the best option for you. You don't have to be taking what other people take. See other people win. You don't have to FOMO at all. Just simply use your discretion. Be selective and picky on your setups and you'll have better results. And of course, having a plan and a goal. How much you want to risk per day, how much you're willing to lose per day, how you're going to approach your valuation and funded stages, how you're going to approach certain prop firms and their rule parameters. This is exactly everything you have to understand in order to become a profitable trader is not to worry about that in session, but rather pre-market so that you can just focus on the setups at hand. Before we get further into the video, if you want help identifying these setups in real time, so you know what you are taking and what you shouldn't be taking, you can get access to my value gap continuation signals indicator, which I've had for over 6 months now, and hundreds of people love it every single day inside the group. And it's pretty much a core element as well. This will also give you access to the daily live trading, which I go live from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time every single day. And that is all accessible with the first link down in the description. So, I'm going to give you a quick breakdown of my Faval Gap continuation entry model. So the first things first is we're going to simply identify which direction price is going. So we want to identify price which is going down if we were going to take a sell or going up if we want to take a buy. Now as you can see here we have a low in the market then a high then we make a lower high and then we're making lower lows. So we're actually forming a downtrend as we're moving down here constantly. Now in this downtrend we are looking for for value gaps in general. Now, you can see there is multiple opportunities where they actually do present, but I'm just going to show you this one here since it looks pretty plain and simple. So, what we want to do is we want to find a value gap like this. It's measured out in three candles. 1 2 3. As you can see, I've used a rectangle tool to mark from the first candle's lowest point to the third candle's highest point. And then I'm going to extend that box out. That is it. So, the wick of that candle and then the body since there is no wick there. And that's how I've measured it out. So I'm waiting for price to simply hit this F value gap which I can play it out now. So as you can see we hit this F value gap. This is the blue indication as well to help you identify the setup in real time. This just keeps you alert and on your toes that a setup is potentially forming in case you didn't see the F value gap. This is actually a part of my F value gap continuation signals indicator. From there I am simply measuring out my most previous candle's low. The indicator does that for you. So when the next candle forms, it will change to this one since we are in replay mode here. So, I'm going to go ahead and mark this since the next candle forms. This will be the most previous. So, I'm waiting for price to close below the lowest point of this candle if I want to trade a sell. Right. So, now that I have the delivery in the gap, I'm looking for the displacement out of the gap. So, as you can see, we get the recommended stop-loss size, which is 60 points right here. Right. We have any unmitigated value gaps as well that are indicating in case you didn't see them, which are on the 3minut, but that's completely fine in our situation. So I'm going to take my entry on the close of that candle right there. As you can see, we this candlestick has closed past its previous candle low after delivering from the value gap. You can either choose to take the recommended um position of the stop loss based on the indicator or choose the highest price which is would be above the swing point. And then simply you're targeting a swing low or a one one you choose to do. The indicator will recommend a one one. So, we're going to recommend the one one for ourselves as well because we're going to follow the indicator and we can go for 6060 like this. You can go for more if you wish. You can go for you can you can hold this further and further and further. It really doesn't matter. But that is all it is to it. That is the fail continuation entry model. It is a simple delivery into a gap. Mark up the previous candle high or low, whichever direction you're taking the trade. In this case, we're taking a trade to the downside. So, I'm going to mark up previous candles low. It's always the most previous candle. So you'll always have one actively moving. And the one that was most previous to that one that is no longer actively moving, that is the one you are measuring up. All right. So again, close below, that's our entry on the close of that candle. And then we place our stop loss either above the value gap we're delivering off or the swing point, whichever is highest. And then one. I'm going to show you exactly a setup that I caught live. And I'm going to show you a recording from one of my live trading sessions. That way you can completely understand how I do it in real time as well. >> I'm going to fade. I'm going to purposely miss this out of pure discretion on everything. Having a gap up there. Price retraces up to that. My stop is right there for it. So I leave. Now that's mitigated. There is no stress there. I'll do a breaker structure setup. If it can come up, I'm not going to enter here. If it can flick back up and give me a 60 point run, I'll enter in. All right, I'm in. I'm taking this. I'm just going to take profit there. There we go. I'll take it. As you saw, that was a quick snippet from one of my live trading sessions, but I wanted to go over this setup a little bit more in depth. You know, the reason why I faded and kind of my mindset going into every position I take. And it's quite simple actually. Every position that I take must have a destination, a reason why price should go in that direction and not the other direction. And when you use that philosophy, it makes sense because I want price to go in the direction of where it's actually heading right now. You know, I only focus on trading the insession price action from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. So, you can see that's represented by every price action or every ounce of candlesticks in this blue range. That is all I focus on. nothing pre-market unless it's obviously the targets that I'm following which is going to be like a London low or you know this daily and monthly unfilled fidal gap down below. So you can see off open we are displacing towards that level which gives me the belief that price will want to get to this level and that's why I'm trying to trade a continuation to it. I'm not going to wait for these levels to get hit and trade off them if I know price is going to get there right by it simply displacing and making it quite obvious that it wants to get there. That's kind of the beauty of continuation trading. Now, it all looks pretty good. I mean, we have clear intention that we want to get down to the London low and the daily and monthly unfilled for value gap. We even have now the indicator starting to alert us that there's a potential setup. That's the blue signal that you see there. Makes us aware that price has entered a for gap and could signal an FGC. So, on the 1 minute time frame, it all looks pretty good. Get the signal right here. So, we get that close past that previous candle low delivery at the gap towards this. Now on paper this looks really really good for a setup but on the 2-minut time frame you can see that we actually left a 2-minut unfilled for value gap and then on the 3minut you can see that we also left a 3minut unfilled for value gap. There was no 5m minute for value gap there was no 30 secondond for value gap there was only just the two and the three that were unmitigated. Now, I said in the live trading, I'm going to actually use discretion to fade this particular setup because if I entered this setup, it was wanting to put my stop loss maybe above here for a nice, you know, good risk to reward at least a one to one or maybe a potential swing down a little lower. If I put it above the original, you know, for value gap here, it would have been 55 points. Now, ultimately, this wouldn't have got hit, but I didn't want to be in draw down. Now sometimes if I I knew for that price wanted to retrace to the two or 3 minute if this setup was going to fail. So I either had to a just completely miss this setup and just miss you know the easy targets down here and use my discretion and just be like okay I'm going to have to live with it or that discretion could save me a lot of draw down as it comes back up towards this level and then finds displacement off it. Now, if it goes too far and it happens to wick me out 55 points because what I like to do is I like to round my stop loss up to the nearest five point increment. So, you can see 52.5. I like to go to the next five point increment up. I never round down. I always round up. So, that would be 55 flat. That would be my stop loss. Okay. So, as you can see, if it decides to go, all right, I'm going to go up here and then just tadly wick above that for value gap, I'd be stopped out. And that would be simply just going into the two-minute for value gap. I mean, it's not even at the probably the halfway point of that 2-minute gap and a little bit past the halfway point of that 3minut gap, which is is quite risky overall. So, what I decided to do was use discretion to fade it, which was a good decision because, as you can see, the indicator was even recommending to go 4545 and that was just based on the distance of the draw. That's why I was recommending that. But, as you can see, it goes up. Now, when it goes up, it doesn't hit the 55, which would have been good for the original position. the original position wouldn't have lost which is really nice to see right but if I look at the 2inut you can see that it's now mitigated the 3minut is now mitigated and when there's no unmitigated for value gaps above where I've just entered which is going to be here right if I just entered there's no reason for price to go higher so remember what I was saying I like for price to show that it wants to go somewhere towards the downside but I also like to enter in positions when I know there's no reason to go to the upside. It gives clear intention behind price. So there was a complete and utter valid reason for price to go lower. I mean we're respecting and delivering off multiple time frame for value gaps like the 1, two and 3 minute and there's no reason for price to go high. I mean we have clear dis um displacement. We have clear intention and we are completely displacing towards these draws and not going higher. Right? So that is why this position was better. Now, I obviously decided to use a little bit of discretion as well and get a sniper on the retracement there for a better entry. I'm not exactly sure of the price point anymore when I decided to do this, but I mean, I did have a, you know, a slightly bigger stop loss than the original position, but at least I knew that I was never going to suffer draw down at all. And as you can see, like we just decided to keep ripping from that point and that point only. But you could imagine what that would do for someone that's risking four, five, maybe six minis on a trade if I saw that type of retracement. That's going to be two, three, 4K worth of draw down immediately rather than just trying to enter at the right time at the right moment because there's no reason to go higher. So that was the reason why I faded that setup and that was the ultimate reason why I decided to take that play and the way that I operate my draws and why I take positions. It's based on a couple factors. clear intention that price is going towards one of the timebased draws on liquidity. I focus on having a destination in price. So, one of those timebased draws on liquidity and then seeing a pattern for buy gap continuation entry that you are confident in. You're going to see a lot of them. You can see them presenting all over. There's three one minute signals already. There's a couple 30 second signals already. All right. be confident in every single one and make sure they follow those three components and you'll have a good time trading my F value gap continuation strategy. Other than that, that is all I have for you in this video. If you like this video, give it a like. Comment your thoughts if you want to see more of the live trading session recordings implemented into the future videos as well. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:15 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "Kind: captions Language: en so in this video I want to talk about the mental side of treating I'm pretty much just going to give you my story and um how I really suffered some psychological barriers throughout my treating and throughout my treating career and how I overcome it to find profitability and the mental side of trating is something that you know big YouTubers or anything like that or other YouTubers or Traders don't talk about enough and I sort of want to give you the secret that I used that pretty much eliminated all my psychological barriers that I had it comes down to the most simplest form it's so simple that once you start applying it you immediately start to find success and first I want to cover the my story right I've been day trading for 3 years now I would say that I've been really locked in day trading for the past year so I started off in 2022 I started off with crypto and Forex um I did trade the indices as well and I looked up to a few big YouTubers who I found on YouTube and um that's of sort of what got me into it those YouTube videos seeing big profits and stuff like that and I thought I could just match that and you know with my small accounts compared to their accounts and I really had no idea what I was stepping into I saw this big world of trading where you could just make dumb amounts of money and that's not the reality I'm when you first start treating if you have no guidance or no Mentor from someone that genuinely has success not just someone you watch on YouTube that's you know got no success or no track records or no proof or no live trades or anything like that then you're going to get you know a little bit discouraged when you actually get into the trading World um you're not going to match what they're doing you're not going to be making what they making a and that's just a ro reality of it now like I said I started trading 3 years ago I really took it seriously around I want to say February March 2024 that's when I got into Futures I started Futures Trading and I traded ICT so uh before the before anything else uh I was mainly support and resistance supply and demand breakouts I pretty much tried every strategy that you could actually imagined and then I moved to ICT treating iugs and stuff like that um um and you know unicorn models and all this different stuff and uh honestly it it started to it started to get to me a little bit okay so I think all the models really my my thoughts behind is all the models I over complicating trading by using over complicated Concepts and I think that was the importance of it now the strategy does make up a lot of the faults for your psycholog IAL issues and a lot of people think it is a lot of mental game but it can be fixed with your strategy and so in this video the mental side of trading that I'm going to be talking about mainly right are two things okay number one is intuition and number two is experience and when you're trading right when you're trading and we are you know trying to gather experience you can speedrun that process by back testing your model right you can obviously gain the experience from back testing your model and you can do all that sort of stuff where you can just sit there and just study years of data but the reality is you don't know news events that day you don't know the economical standpoints of that day you don't know how price was moving in real time and that sort of really hours are down when you're a new Trader and you're getting into trading I recommend highly obviously get a mentor you want to get a mentor you want to get a guider someone that's actually profited now I was that I was that person for my students and I still am and you know they're finding great success with me and this is really good and this is what leads me to this is I've never had a red week in 2025 so far it's been my best year I've made over six figures has been my best year I've moved from Australia to to New Zealand I bought my very first home as you can see here I'm recording in it um I'm 22 nothing I'm not special no one special I just simplified it by collecting data in live sessions every time I would take a live session I would record with a face cam on and I would record my session and I would watch my executions and a majority of the time I would just execute on just nothing and sometimes I'd execute on just pure trading system so what started to really narrow it down of my data collecting throughout my trades as I was recording myself and then I was finishing that session and documenting how I felt you know before the market even opened during trades after the session had finished know how do I felt after red days it was mostly red days how did I feel after green days and um the actions that I did after those days and a lot of the times every time I would take a loss I'd immediately start back testing i' be like what did I do wrong what did I do wrong and I'd start going back in time even though I collected that data I started going back away in time to find you know what I'm doing wrong and how I can be better but the reality is it's intuition I'm not aligning my intuition with my trading system you can have a very profitable trading system in fact every time I took a trade based on my trading setup I saw it I thought it was A+ s+ whatever every time I took a trade on it right right I would never be confident in it I never had the confidence and I'm not aligning my intuition with my trading system but when I did take my winners I would noticeably obviously in my journal read and watch on the video of my session I would noticeably see how much more confident I was in those setups I would sort of place a trade in my confidence setups where I was aligning that intuition with my trading system and I just sit back and I just have my hands off the keyboard and everything like that but when I took a cheap trade or a dirty trade pretty much just off no intuition just pure trading setup I would be hands on the keyboard hand on the mouse ready to close at any point in time I saw the minimalism of draw down and that's a big problem I can't be having that and so I also used to just take trades based on intuition I don't understand where price would go and I would just enter a buy or a sell and I have no trading set up it could be the all way around that's exactly what I found myself doing as well and the reality of that was it only it only hurts you in the long term and you start to understand it you start to go okay I just took that trade based on intuition because I understood where price is going it went against me and I lost and then I got upset about it and that intuition actually plays a big part in everything with fear if you don't have the confidence in taking trades that's with your trading setup that's what's going to cause hesitation fomo uh what else can youself over trading overleveraging um you can start you know you can be like okay I know it's going to get to there but I want a quick profit I'm going to take a cheap trade I'm going to risk double or triple the amount I normally do and take a smaller move and so I can be done for the day price goes against you whole account's blown funded account personal account doesn't matter so it's pretty much intuition aligning that intu with that trading system that setup is the key to your success so if you want to actually start seeing results I want you to start journaling all your live sessions keep in mind you want to be back testing as well but the most important factor of your success is going to be through live session Recaps of yourself journaling all right find out where you're going wrong trust me it's based on intuition okay if your intuition is not aligned with the trading setup you do not you won't find profitability you do not have setups if you don't have the confidence behind them I can take trades based on my confidence level that's just how it is I can take trades based on my confidence level but if I lose my confidence goes down if I lose again my confidence go down even more if I win goes back up and it's just constant up and down up and down that's not healthy long term right it needs to be consistent that's the idea you want to be consistently profitable you want to do the same thing every single day just like you do every single day showing up to the trading session like you do sitting there for the entire trading session and like you do when you finish the trading session you show up you do the same thing every day but you don't do the same actions in the Trad session and that's the importance so if you want to find profitability intuition aligned with your trading system that was the key to my success so if you're someone that is struggling right now psychologically or with a trading system that's just not working for you and you're not finding that success as quickly as you want then I recommend click the first link in the top of description and get access to me you can trade live with me every single day I go live every single day you can get the strategies I use based on pel price action and liquidity pretty much making it repeatable every single day I'll also leave a link to the exact trading journal that I've been using for the past year to collect data on every single day like the video and subscribe for more content\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/hOZUAYMt0wc" }, { "id": "Zy4eOp-ctMw", "content_type": "video", "title": "This One Trading Setup Makes Me Over 80k/month...", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4eOp-ctMw", "channel": "@ryleytradez", "rank": 34, "one_candle_score": 1.6, "prop_firm_score": 6.9, "entry_model_score": 10.0, "preferred_pack": "ENTRY_MODEL", "transcript_source": "caption", "view_count": 8219, "duration_seconds": 920, 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:04 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "All right, guys. Welcome back to another video. In today's video, of course, we're going to be running down my Fed value gap continuation model. We're going to take it a little bit further now and go a little bit more in depth with the understandings of a strong versus a weak delivery so that you can actually identify and anticipate whether you're taking an A+ or an S+ setup or you're actually going to be taking a lower probability setup. And it all really starts from the delivery. So, that has allowed me, that special trick that I'm going to show you in today's video has allowed me to receive a consistent amount of payouts. This one's from TakeProfit Trader. I've been consistent with Apex Funded Next as of recently and of course like my funded futures and stuff, but Take Profit Trader has been my number one prop firm. It is the best prop firm in the game in my opinion. You know, you get daily payouts with no consistency rules and you can have up to five PA accounts at once. So, five accounts copy trading. So, it's very, very good. Um, those are the date stamps. As you can see, I'm currently on a 12week win streak and I've already got 13 unlock. I can just take it out whenever, but of course I got to wait till next week and then I can actually keep the uh pay approved emails. I show all these on my Instagram story, my Discord if you want to follow me on Instagram or join the free Discord is down below. Um again, I'm little up over $60,000 on today's trade. So, what we'll do is we'll jump straight from this into the breakdown of my little secret that I'm trying to show you the little trick which is the deliveries. Then we'll run over the setup just once more. Again, we'll go into the charts and break down the two trades that I caught on Tuesday. You can see down the bottom right, it is the 15th of the 10th. So, I ended up taking these trades on the 14th or the 10th on Tuesday. Um, two beautiful textbook plays pretty much right off open. Very, very easy. That's kind of what happens every single New York session. I trade this setup. And, uh, yeah, like I said, I'm a little over $60,000 that I'm going to be able to withdraw. I did it all on live stream called Bose setups on live stream. So, if you want to obviously join me, watch me trade this model live, learn more about this, you can obviously click the link down below. Without further ado, let's get straight into the setup. If it's your first time here on this channel watching anything about my fair value continuation model, um I have shown this many many times on my YouTube channel. If you want to watch other videos uh from the past, you can see them all there. I break down more portions of the model as well. But what I'm going to be showing you is the strong verse weak delivery portion. Okay, so this is actually my breadandut setup. This is my Fed value gap continuation with no FEG. Now the no FG basically means from the swing high that price creates and the lowest portion of the retracement low in this case is this is a bullish setup. Right? We don't want any Fed value gaps any bearish FV value gaps obstructing price to move consistently in that direction. Okay, as you know fair value gaps are like a support and resistance level. So we act as F value gaps as a level of support hopefully to hold up and send price higher. Okay, we don't want any resistance levels being bearish for bag gaps in this case holding us and obstructing us from getting to the swing high and moving through it. So now that we understand the Fed gap continuation nog, now we're going to be breaking down what does the strong versus weak delivery actually look like. All right, so this again is the bread and butter setup. This is going to be the most common and it's also going to be the most successful in terms of mechanically speaking. So when this pattern and this formation actually shows up on the charts, it is going to be mechanically a high win rate. If you understand the strong versus weak deliveries. Okay. So if you don't know what a fair value gap is, I break it down quite a lot on this channel. But essentially, we have a bullish for value gap in this scenario. You can see price has made that indication higher. And what this does is it leaves behind a F value gap. At least you wanted to. This is step number one. Okay. Now, to identify a bullish fair value gap, you're going to mark out the first candle's high and you're going to mark out the third candle's low. You're going to see this a lot, whether it's a bearish or a bullish fair value gap a lot in the market. There's going to be thousands of them that show up every single day. All right? Especially on the time frames that I'm going to be looking at. Now, in this case, you can see that there was an uneven amount of buyers and sellers. Buyers were more in control in this portion of time, and that's why there was obviously no overlapping uh wicks in this case. Okay, there was more buyers here than there was sellers. This creates what we like to call sort of an imbalance of traders. So what price will do is yes, it made that indication higher, but a majority of buyers probably missed out on this initial move. And what price will do is it will come down. It will force the market to sell down. So this is going to enter sellers into the market as well. Most of them will put their stop losses above the high and we're going to fill back in this area. This is going to be at typically a discounted price. So instead of buying all the way up the top here, all right, you're going to be buying all the way down here to find price going higher, which is going to put your stop loss at a lower position, and you're going to have a better fill. All right, ultimately going to be making more money. Now, when you get that little retracement, there's something that you should be paying attention to as well. Yes, obviously the no fair gap in the way, but when we come into this fair gap, you only have to come in a very little bit, is the best delivery that you can get. The very best delivery you can get is if you have no body closures inside of the FVA gap, only wick push outs. Okay? So, when wicks come in, that's completely fine. It can literally come all the way through. As long as it's a wick and not the body of the candle closing past this, that would obviously invalidate the trade. All right? And if it closes inside, which I'll show in a sec, it's a little bit less of a higher probability chance of a strong delivery. But no body closures at all inside of the Feb gap and only a wick delivery is going to be the strongest delivery you can actually have with this model. All right, that is typically where you'll want to look for price to then close above the previous candle high. And this closure above the previous candle high, especially pairing with that wick only into the FVA gap is going to be your highest probability right chance to get a very very very easy one to one R 1 to 2 R or just a win in general. So now we're moving down the scale in terms of probability, right? If you do end up having any body closures inside of the fib gap, you were to make sure whether it's a bullish or a bearish for value gap that you're looking for the obviously your setup is that doesn't close the 50% range of the actual F value gap. All right, so let's just imagine right here is the 50% of the gap. It's obviously not because I market very rough. I could try and get it closer actually. Something like this. You can see as long as the bodies of the candles remain above that, they don't close on the line or past the line underneath, then that is going to be a still a strong delivery. It's not going to be as strong as only wicks visiting the gap, but it is going to still be a strong delivery. And then you get your candle closure above the previous candle high and that is going to be your signal to go long and that's going to be another version of a very high probability success rate in terms of you winning the trade. Now lastly, now we've shown a high probability sort of a medium probability in terms of success rate. What does a lower probability delivery look like? That is actually when we have those body closures now underneath that 50% level of a bullish for gap and it would be above a 50% level for a bearish for gap. Now this isn't the worst thing in the world. Obviously it will be a very poor setup if it does close below the fair value gap in general cuz that would be an inversion for value gap. We don't want an inversion per value gap, right? We don't want to see those closures underneath the 50%. There is a very very high chance that price will struggle. It might struggle a lot. It might just stay in this area or it might just end up stopping you out. You realistically want a, you know, trade where it spends very little time hitting this F value gap. You know, you have a strong indication. You don't want sellers to override and start, you know, disrespecting this FVA gap. So, it can obviously push higher, right? The less time it spends in the gap, the better the delivery, right? and the more buyers in that case when we obviously are closing in the gap. This is giving enough time for sellers to keep the price down to keep it in that general area and this trade could end up failing or taking a while to get that closure above a previous candle high in this scenario. All right, so now let's break down the two trades that I caught. And these two trades both had a very very strong delivery. So I'm going to be breaking those down. If you want to go spot any other Fib continuation setups with this strong delivery, be my guest. I'm going to be breaking down the trades that I took. I trade between 9:30 a.m. and about 10 to 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. I'm really in and out of the markets pretty pretty quick because this model presents itself like three five times a day. And I pretty much just take the first or second one presented and it's always usually a winner. So, um this model trades at about an 85 to 90% win rate. Uh specifically focusing on end of day P&L or even trades you can maintain over an 80% win rate. Of course, you have to account for sometimes you get slippage or you use an error or anything like that that will account to affecting your win rate, but I only care about, you know, how you finish at the end of the day. So, I took two winning trades. Again, it made me a little over $60,000 Australian. So, it's about 40k US, 8K around my five take profit trader accounts. Um, I called these setups both live. Um, so let's break it down. So, basically, I was pretty bearish coming onto the day. Um, really not much, you know, analysis needed at all. Um so I was targeting the end of this new week opening gap right here. So you can see 445 to6 that is the new week opening gap where we gapped up. Um usually when we have new week opening gaps we fill 100% of the range not just 50% not just a slight touch into it 100% of the range. So that's what I was targeting in my end um of day. And right here was a very nice looking London low. So right there bang. We also had this sellside right here as well. And all I needed to do was again I usually like to sit preferably on um the 30-cond time frame. I like to draw up buy side and sellside targets as well just so I have a neutral bias. And all I like to do is kind of just let price play out in a session. So what I'll do is again I'll play out this first candle. You can see that we have a very very strong indication. If I play this next candle out, you can see now we have left behind a bearish FBA gap. You can see the first candle's low over here at 92930 did not meet or overlap with the third candle's high. This is creating a bearish Fib. So you can see I've even toggled the middle line of this on. This is the rectangle box and middle line is selected. Now for a strong delivery, we don't want any body closures in the gap. Okay. So you can see that we came into the gap with no body closures. So this is our previous candle low. We just want to see a close below the most previous candle. Here we come into the gap, respected 50%, still yet to see a candle close below previous candle low. We're going to mark our new previous candle. All right, nothing yet again. We're going to mark our new previous candle. All right, we're still respecting this with a strong delivery. This is our third delivery now. Again, we're going to mark our previous candle low. Right, third delivery. No body closes in the gap. No body closes above the 50% and no inversion. So, this right now is a very, very strong delivery. Now, this is my own fair value gap continuation uh indicator calling this setup out for me as well. Um, it is a very very unique and interesting, you know, indicator that I love. It's for all my lifetime users that are inside my premium discord. I think we have like 190 lifetime members that are using this indicator right now. Um, absolutely insane. Everyone that joins premium, which is the usually the monthly subscription, always upgrades because I just love this model. So, right here, bang. I got into this trade as soon as we get that candle closed below that pre previous candle low. And notice how price is struggling here. Even though we got three deliveries of this gap until price actually gets that candle close below. You can see that we don't even interact with this swing point. My stop loss can just go above this right here. Maybe 35 points is fine, right? And we're going to target the next sellside point. It's going to be very interesting to see how price reacts off these levels and goes towards all the way here. Now, this is a total of 170 point run. Did I hold this entire way? No, I did not. I actually put it out right here at a 50 point to 50 uh stop. Uh well, take profit. And you can see price is now displaced lower. And notice the continuation here. As soon as price gives that candle close, that's where I got out, right? I originally got out of this first target just cuz I wanted to secure profit and 50 points was, you know, very, very good for me. I usually only target about 40 points per week and I end up getting 50 right there. Now, you'll see this trade that I caught later on. It got me a little bit more as well. Um, but you can see as soon as we got that candle close off that delivery, look at the delivery. As soon as that candle close came off that delivery, look at that type of delivery. The volume was insane. The directional bias was accurate. Again, there wasn't anything telling us longs because we have a Feb gap continuation sell, right? This is very, very key. Now, price was then able to displace a lot lower to London. Yes, I missed out on how much was that? I reckon another 43 points. It is what it is at the end of the day. I don't care if I missed out on money. I only care if I made money. Now, my model is around about a 90% win rate, over 90% uh for myself. Um others trade it at, you know, a different level. Some trade at just 80 flat, some 85, some are even 90s, and some are even 95. It really depends on how many trades you take and what type of trades you take. And those that have a very very high win rate only actually take deliveries that have wicks into the F value gaps. Okay. Now, if I go to the one minute here, we're going to switch it up a little bit. You can see that we're reacting off London low. So, we swept this. We still have this lower target. I wanted to see price go lower. Now, you can see I'm marking out this F value gap. Now, you're probably wondering, Riley, there's all these other F value gaps. Which one do I mark out? That's not what you're looking to do. You're just looking to see the candle close after it's already respecting one. So, we have a strong delivery right here. You can see we have no body closures in the gap, right? No body closures at all. Only a wick into the gap, right? Then we come up a little bit. We're going to keep marking that previous candle low from the moment we hit the gap. And you can see right there, we get that candle close below that previous candle low. That is our entry point exactly there. All right, this is going to be our stop loss pretty much above this level right here. We can go about 45 points right from that area. Again, strong delivery, no interaction with the swing point. Watch it. See how price is, you know, sort of mucking around three candles and then we get this strong delivery. Look at the reaction straight down to here. Now, this one I end up holding to the target, right? You can see, bang, 61 points. It was just an immediate immediate hit. This one took literally 3 4 minutes to actually hit take profit. And just like that, we were able to secure around 60 points there, 50 points there. Now, don't get me wrong, this is a super volatile day, so point value-wise, it was obviously a lot easier. But normally this will give you about 20 30 points very easily on a consistent day-to-day basis. These again two strong very very strong deliveries. A 30 second up the front here a one minute down below there. Super easy setup and I called these two out live. Now that is pretty much all I have for you. If you want to back test the lower probability ones and separate it from the high probability ones and collect a better data on that, then I highly encourage you to do so. If you stuck around this long to the video, thank you for doing that. Hopefully this has been of some help. If you want me to keep making videos on fair value gap continuations, all right, my model specifically, let me know in the comments down below and I keep will dropping gems for you guys as much as I can. Other than that, I will see you all in the next video. Thank you for watching. 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So, you can obviously see that I'm trying to be as transparent as possible. So, without further ado, let's just get straight into the breakdown. So, for step number one, we're going to be looking at the trading session, the ticker, and the time frame we're going to be looking for. So, the trading session is going to be from 9:30 a.m. to is going to be the New York Stock Exchange open, right? The ticker is going to be NQ futures and the time frame is going to be the 302 time frame. For step number two, we need to understand the three different FA value gap delivery types and what we are going to be focusing on. So in front of you, I have three different examples where price is delivering off a bullish fail gap. Over on the far right, we are not going to be looking for this one here. This one is a very low probability delivery. You can see that price has closed beyond the 50% value of this fair value gap. In the second example, we are not also going to be taking this one. This one because price has closed inside of this bullish for gap. This is okay to take, but for this setup specifically, we are going to not focus on this one. We are only going to be focusing on this one where price has only wicked into the bullish for gap with no body closures at all. It does not matter if the wick surpasses the 50% value. As long as there's no body closures in the fava gap, you are okay. So I refer to this strategy as my fava gap continuation with no FG or short FGC with no FG. So what does that actually mean? Now the FEGC is just looking for a Feval gap continuation, but the no FG is a requirement for this specific setup. You don't want any obstruction FEG in your way from the swing point of the highest price and the retracement low where price is typically delivering off the F value gap. So you can see in this case this is the highest price over here and this is the lowest price right here. And if I was to look as if I was looking this way with my eyes right I can see there is no bearish FA value gap in the leg that is going to obstruct price from continuing higher. This goes for the same on the bearish setup. So as you can see this is the swing low the lowest known price and then this is the swing high. So this is the highest known price of the retracement and this is the lowest known price of the swing point. If I was to look from this way you can see that there's no bullish for value gaps obstructing price from continuing lower. For step number four we need to cover how to actually enter these positions. So we've already had that indication that price is going higher or lower. We've already got that indication that price is now delivered into the fav value gap which is a requirement. And now all we need to do is look for the entry. So once you have that delivery into that F value gap, you are going to mark out your previous candle high. Right? And over here your previous candle low. And all you going to do is wait for price to body close above that previous candle high or body close below that previous candle low. That is exactly where you can take your entry for each buy and sell position. So for step number five, we need to understand where to place our stop loss. out. So, we've already got our entry, which is the candle closures right here. But where do you place your stop loss? Right? You're going to place your stop loss below or above the highest or lowest option. So, right here on this bullish for value gap, you can see that your two options right now would be this retracement low or this bullish for gap. So, whatever is lower, sometimes you'll have a wick that surpasses the gap that would be lower. But in this scenario, the Fiba gap is lower. So just make sure that your stop loss is underneath that level rounded to the next five point increment. This goes to the exact same over here. Making sure that your stop loss is above this bearish F value gap right here. All right, I don't know why I put an X and then rounded to the next five point increment. Lastly, for step number six, we need to just cover some simple rules. All right, for this setup specifically, you're going to always mark out your swing point like this. Your highest price and your lowest price. Now, on your entry candle, I do not want to see a wick make equal highs with the swing point. I don't want to see the wick ever surpass the swing point. I want zero interaction from our entry candle with the swing point. This goes for the bearish and the bullish setup. That is literally the only rule. Zero interaction with the swing points. Also trade my FGC model live in front of a 100 plus viewers every single day. I also teach you a little bit more about the strategy inside of my Discord. So, I can't show everything on YouTube cuz I just want to keep it fair to those inside of my premium. But otherwise, if you want to learn, you want to obviously join me alongside me in the live markets and you can click the link down below and I will see you in the discord. Otherwise, let's get straight into the chart breakdowns. So, jumping into our first chart example, we're going to be taking a look at a bearish setup. So, all you can see right here with this gray background, it marks out my 9:30 a.m. window up until 10:15. So, any candles in that is in our window that we're looking for. So, as you can see now, price has created a bearish F value gap like this. So, we're going to mark it out with our rectangle box. All we want to see is a wick delivery from this level. Now, as soon as price wicks into this level, each previous candle that it does, we're going to simply just mark up each previous candle low. Now, I missed the first one, but we'll mark out this one instead. And we'll just play until price is able to close below the previous candle low. So, we keep going. So, we're going to mark this one now. Let's wait. All right. So right here we get that candle closed below that previous candle low. So I'm going to place my short position. I'm going to take an entry right there. I'm then going to put my stop loss above the highest option which is the F value gap. Now this one exceeds 40 points which I said we don't want to do. So what we're going to do is we're going to choose the second option to put it above. So right here is 32.25 points. I'm going to round up to the next five point increment which is going to be 35 points. Just like that. All I'm going to do now is just target a one riskto-reward. So when I find my stop loss, I'm able to find my take profit. And if I play price out, we hit take profit. So for our bullish example, what we're going to be looking for is price to obviously give this continuation setup in a bit more of a rangier condition just to show you that you don't really need trending days. So right now, I'm going to be looking for a bullish example even though we're making lower highs consistently. So I'm going to mark out this bullish for value gap, which I can spot in the market that price is about to react off. All I'm looking for is that wick only delivery, which we get right there. As soon as we get that, I'm going to start marking out those previous candle highs right there. And all I'm going to look for is a candle close above. So, I'm going to mark the new one. And right there, we're able to get that candle close above the previous candle high. So, I'm going to take my entry right there, my long entry. Put my stop loss below this level. The Fed gap is significantly lower than the swing point. Now, you can see it's 17.5 points. I'm going to round up to the next five point increment, which is 20. And I'm going to target a one like that. Now, play price out. And just like that, we were able to hit take profit in about four minutes. So that is all for this video. I encourage you to go to FX Replay or any other back testing software and I encourage you to test this model to see if you can pass a profitm challenge or reach payout or just find consistency with it. Let me know how you go in the comments below. 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I've been pretty much all over you, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, all those different places and you know, I've been really, really enjoying it here. I'm currently in a pretty nice Japan hotel. This is the Hilton in Osaka at the moment. I will show you the view actually. >> [snorts] >> As you can see, it's well, you probably can't cuz there's a little bit of a glare, but nice little city overall. Like this is the hotel. I won't give you much of a tour because well, it's just a standard hotel room. But yes, I've been here for in this in this current place, Osaka, for a couple days now. I will be heading back. Um I haven't actually really been live trading my Take Profit Trader accounts as you guys know, Take Profit Trader is primarily my main prop firm that I use. Daily payouts, no consistency rules, the best live program you can actually get. If you manage to get to a live program, it is end of day drawdown. You get access to on the accounts I'm on, I'm on 100K accounts. I've got five that are all Pro Plus, which is their live account. You get up to 10 minis per trade, which is absolutely insane. Like I said, daily payout, no payout cap, no consistency rules, best prop firm in the game. Now, essentially, I've been really kind of lately lessening the frequency of my trades. The last month, this whole April, coming into this month, prior to this, I was trading with a frequency of about eight to 12 trades per month. Coming into April, I was like, you know what No what? I'm pretty confident in my system. Let me scale up. So, I decided April, I'm going to scale up to six minis per account and lower the frequency of trades. I've taken two trades on the month of April so far and I am currently sitting on a pretty nice little payout, which is 34,000 USD, I believe. So, what is that? 34,000. I'll be withdrawing everything today. Um so, I will have to do the conversion rate. So, we got 38,000 or 34,000, sorry. Yep, 34,882. So, around about 48,000 dollars I'll be taking from TPT. I'm basically ready to hit the withdraw button, as you can see right there. I'm pretty excited. Um I've been basically sitting on this for a little bit now and I really just kind of wanted to to uh talk about why I decided to lower the frequency a little bit before we get into it. Um I decided to lower the frequency of my trade. Actually, I'd better do this now before we ended up. So, as you can see, I don't know if you can see that, 30 4,882. 45, that's everything that I have in my TPT wallet. So, I'm going to do the whole amount right now. Request payout and boom. Request has been sent. Anyways, super, super proud of myself, honestly, because lessening the frequency and increasing the risk, especially on Take Profit Trader, has allowed me to really dial in the discretion with my system. I haven't actually been focusing on how many quantity of trades I'm taking. I'm With a lower frequency, I'm super selective. The risk to reward is much better than a one to one, which is something that I educate a lot of people to use. I'm taking trades that are almost guaranteed to me. Something that I would literally put my entire house, car, bank account, whatever on the trade because I'm that confident that it's going to win. And it occurred to me that those are the trades that I only want to be taking. And so, when I feel that level of confidence and that strong intuition level around my trades, I jump in these trades with six minis across five different accounts. Six per five accounts, sorry. Just to want to clarify that it's six minis per account on my 100K Pro Plus accounts with Take Profit Trader. Best prop firm in the game, like I said. And honestly, it pays very well. Considering that I'm in Australia as well, the USD to AUD conversion is absolutely insane. It's 8:28 right now p.m. Market opens here at 10:30. I'm currently dressed for the gym, so I will be heading down to the hotel gym. Quite a nice gym, honestly. So, do a little montage of me at the gym. Then we'll come back. We'll do some live trading as well. I'm going to eat some food in the middle of that. We'll see how we go on live trading. I've been really refraining from trading my Take Profit Trader because all I've got is just simply my laptop. As you can see here, um I'm also going to show you a little bit of a kind of a monumental moment for myself and this student right here. This is July. He's done over 40,000 US dollars this month and each and every month we have someone that's cracking 50K plus. It's, you know, odd one to three students that will actually do it per month. It's not everyone, but July has taken the reins for April at the moment. There is someone that is in Brisbane that has made 50,000 Australian, but cuz this is in USD, it is more. So, he's done 10,000 there. Congratulations as well to this trader for reaching their first ever payout. If you want to pause that and read it, it's great. Um we have another Take Profit Trader payout. We have another one first ever. We have July again with Take Profit Trader this time. That other one was Lucid. That was 7,500, 1,900 and then there he is again on the fourth, you can see. So, 10,000, 750 or 7,551 and then 10,000 right there and then another 10,000 in a couple of days, which he just needs the trading days for. So, honestly, super impressed with, you know, how he's been performing and if you're watching this, congratulations to you. You've done an amazing job. But like I said, we're going to hit this gym. I'm going to get some food. I won't show you the food that I'm going to eat cuz it's nothing crazy. Come back, we'll hit the live trading. We'll see if we can take a trade. I might actually trade the Take Profit Trader accounts today just for the video um and we'll see if we can get a payout. If not, if the market conditions aren't up to par because my model is a little bit more successful in the first two weeks of every month, we'll just trade the Apex accounts, which I have 18 PAs with them at the moment. Um they're a couple days off of payout, so that'll be around 30,000 US. Could be a really great month. It can honestly be a really, really great month. So, with that further ado, if you want to watch me live trade as well, you want to get all the information on the value gap continuation, you want to start hitting payouts exactly like July, you want to start hitting payouts exactly like me. He's almost surpassed me in the amount of payouts I've actually taken, which is kind of insane. But if you want to do that, you want to join us live, join the premium. The link is in the top of the description. Join. It's literally probably going to be the most game-changing thing you actually ever do. Cheapest Discord pretty much in the game as well because everything is not gated behind a high-ticket program. So, you don't have to spend thousands. You don't absolutely have to do that. You can learn everything and make this type of money with us. It's been a little bit since I last picked up the camera. Since then, it is what It was 8:28 before. Now it's 9:08 and I got this cherry Red Bull, which we don't actually have. You can see like all the cool Japanese writing. I like it. Uh we don't actually have cherry Red Bull in Australia, at least in the Gold Coast. But I just wanted to show you to go back up that TPT has actually officially accepted that payout approval right there. So, shout out TPT. Like I said, I withdrew it on camera around 8:30 p.m. And at well, that was That was 90 minutes ago. So, yeah, pretty much like 12 minutes, 20 minutes right after I requested it, instant approved and that is the beauty. They very, very rarely ever deny payouts. They only deny payouts if you trade red folder news, like the high impact news that they tell you not to trade. Now, let's actually finish the food, then we'll head to the gym. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Yeah, let's hope for a successful day. Market is about to open in 1 minute. We'll just wait to see what price wants to do. We do have a lot of sell side draws, but we also don't really have a clear, definitive reason to go lower right now. So, we'll just wait and see. See what price wants to give us. Yeah, 129 people in here. And I'm away on holiday. That's still pretty good, actually. We've got 129 people on here. 128 people and I'm away on holiday and a lot of people have even told me that they're not going to be jumping on with us. All right, it is currently 12:30 a.m. right now. We've finished trading for the day. I've just hopped off the live stream. I do like to extend the live streams a little bit to do trade recaps and just talk through some of the trades that other people took. I didn't take any trades today, but you know, some people did and I do like to obviously give my opinion based on those setups to just help guide people as much as possible. But I really just use it for good psychological lectures. I like to talk to the traders as if they my personal close mates IRL. So, um that's what we ended up doing. We finished the stream. No trades today. Took nothing on the TBTs. Took nothing on my Apex PAs. Um it's kind of the reality of trading. I really do have a lower frequency coming into April. I already did have a low frequency, but coming into April, super selective, high leverage um on my A+ setups. It follows my plan. It's not full porting. It is following my plan. Cuz obviously I'm with TBT. It's a great prop firm. My Apex, very very basic. One, two minis, maybe three minis if I'm overly confident. But yeah, other than that, no trades today. I will show you the price action and the setup we will look into take. So, as you can see right here. All right, if I zoom in, it was actually a 2-minute. It wasn't using the entry signal here from the indicator. I will turn my indicator off for a second here. All right. And let me zoom in a little bit. Oh yeah, I was playing around with some new chart colors. I know I rock the purple and the black. I will be going back, but yeah. We had this, you know, delivery right here from a very very tiny fair value gap. Obviously using my indicator, you will be able to see that. And then marking out that previous candle high, we got the closure, but there was a swing point in the way. All right, and as you can see, we did not body close through the swing point. Unfortunately, we just closed underneath it and this does make it a low probability trade. That's why it went up quite nicely, near missed the all-time high, which is also previous New Kai. Came back, got another re-entry, and then it ended up ripping. You You can see that fair value gap that ended up signaling. Worked beautifully for a very very simple one-to-one. I can actually show that off right here. Where was the one-to-one for? Let's figure it out. So, it would have been a one-to-one would have been 50 and 50. You can see this is the stop loss and this is the take profit. This is based on statistical one-to-one data. And as you can see, it takes off the screen when it hits it. So, I mean, that trade ended up working. Not something I actually would usually take, but yeah, overall, price ended up ripping a little bit more, maybe 130 points past all-time high. But yeah, personally, I didn't take anything. So, that is how we are going to complete the Wednesday. We still have two more trading days of the week. I will be still live streaming, of course, being super selective. Usually, the end of the month isn't usually my best time to actually trade. It's usually the start of the month. So, I am back home in Australia, Gold Coast, Australia, from Japan in my travel in Asia. I'm kind of enjoying these types of videos. Let me know if you do enjoy these type of videos. I'd love to do more of them. Just kind of like day in the life vlog stuff. Um you know, reality of trading, maybe a bit of behind the scenes. But yeah, other than that, show the view one last time. And then yeah, we'll say see you later, Japan. Like, subscribe, and I'll see you all in the next video. 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It's very easy to get funded accounts. And again, this is for futures profirms, okay? So, you know, if you're trading forex, I haven't done I haven't dealt with any forex prof. I'm only doing it with futures. So, nonetheless, I'm going to actually run a timer. So, I'm going to do a 10-minute timer. So, I'm going to start it here. All right, we're on. So, 10 minutes. All right, so step number one, how to pass your funded account. First, you need to understand why most people struggle with funded accounts. So, I'm just going to give you my story on how I sort of found this out or started doing this to get my prop firm challenges. So the first thing is why I mentally struggled to pass my prop firm challenge was I always felt that you know even though I was taking my prop firm challenge nice and slow and pretty much you know building my my data and you know trading that way you know with small risk taking good wins and you know aiming for you know these counts to be passed in one to two weeks and realistically I was missing out on weeks of good price action that I could have had opportunities to make this money. Now, if you're a if you're a seasoned trader in the industry, right, and you've been doing this for a while and you're still struggling to pass these evaluations, it can get to you a bit. You can start to, you know, make silly decisions and not do strategic moves to actually pass these accounts because you just want to get in the funded stage so you can have that opportunity to make money. That was me. I wanted to get into that funded stage so I can have the ability to make money. I knew my system worked and I knew mentally I'd treat the funded more seriously if I had that opportunity like in five days, you know, five winning days with a futures prop firm to actually pass this account. So again, you know, I'm I'm really trying to rush the process because I don't want to waste weeks of price action. Even though it's a good thing trying to build data, I don't want to waste weeks of price action. So I learned how to speed up the process, which you will learn in these eight steps. Second, choosing the right firm. So, if you're going to choose a prop firm, you have to choose a prop firm that again does doesn't need consistency rules during the evaluation stage. You can news trade during the evaluation stage as well because I'm going to show you a method you can use with, you know, using red folded news or high impact news to pass these accounts, right? And you also need to pretty much choose a firm that allows you to pass it in one trade um or one trading day, sorry. Um and you can you can do this in other ways, right? you can pass it in you with Topstep for example, okay, a futures prop firm that you know you have to make you know what was it 14 $1,500 in two days and then you can pass the account right something like that so some firms that I recommend checking out is you know my funded futures and Apex specifically because they have really good evaluation rules that you can pass these accounts in as little as one day and you can trade news as well so it's all about choosing the right firm when you're doing this method all right there's different ways to approach it, but choose the right firm. Number three, break down the prop firm's rules, right? It's very important that you, you know, break down the prop firm's rules. Does it have a daily loss limit? Do you have to take that into account when you're starting to use the method I'm going to show you in a second? Right? You have to sort of understand daily loss limits, you know, if you're capped with, you know, consistency rules during the eval, which some firms do, and if you decide to choose that prop firm to do this method with, you know, that's going to be one thing as well you're going to have to take into consideration. um is obviously not going above the consistency rules, but you can still use this method over a couple days um like the firm recommends. So, just really break down the prop firm's rules. When I'm trading, right, and looking to pass these prop firm challenges with Apex, I know they have no daily loss limit. So, I can risk heavy and I can pass these accounts in as little as one trade without getting stopped at a daily loss limit. All right, which is usually half your max draw down size. All right, and my funded futures has the daily loss limit. So, I'll look to, you know, only take, you know, clean setups that I know are going to rest in profit. All right. Number four, have a mentor. This is one of the cheaper ways to do it. Like, this is genuinely probably the easiest ways. And when I say have a mentor, it comes down to two things. Number one is have a mentor that has a profitable strategy, something that you can use, right? And it has to be a winning strategy that you can use that you can risk heavier on because you know he has a high win rate trading strategy. For me, example, I was able to call out a nice winning setup today. Right here, I was able to, you know, draw out this fair value gap where you can see it gets respected. I take the delivery off and that's it. I got 65 points, 260 ticks, and in one single trade, I was able to pass this account. I literally just entered there, had my TP at where I needed to be at $3,000 so I can pass the account and I was able to close and call this trade out, you know, in profit and on stream. All right. So, I take setups like this every single day live on stream. So, you can literally just buy a Prof account, risk heavy, taking my, you know, setups during the evaluation stage and get quickly, you know, funded pretty much. That's like what I recommend with a mentor. It could be anyone, but, you know, you just have to understand that they have a, you know, good data set after showing executions, you know, on stream because that's going to help, you know, if I take an execution, all of them are going to be shown on stream so you can copy it, right? And you can join in these trades as well and speed up that process, you know, cuz I'm winning. on PA trades. I'm winning on eBay trades. You might as well see if you can join in with me. Number five is safe and conservative method. Right? This is pretty much the first practice. This is the first method. There's three methods I'm going to show you. The safe and conservative method is just, you know, risking appropriately $200 to $400 per trade and um just taking, you know, clean setups either with me on live stream or just with your your mentor that you choose um or with your own strategy that you've developed. and just keep trading that consistently until you get $300. And um that's pretty much the route, right? You want to you want to focus on base hits, you know, one to ones, one to twos, and over time you will pass that account. If you go for risking small and you go for big home runs, right, a lot of the time you're going to get stopped out break even, you're going to hesitate and pull or price just doesn't respect that, especially in today's volatile market with trumped tariffs. Number six is the aggressive method. This is the method that, you know, I love to use every single time. times my preferred method. But when I'm taking a trade and something like this, right, I know at 25 points, if I was to pull this over at 25 points, right, risking around 20 contracts on MNQ, right, that's going to be, you know, $1,000. All right. Now, if I do 24, that's going to be 1,200. Now, if I'm trading my funded futures, for example, on a $50,000 funded account, I know that right there is going to be my daily loss limit. So, I can't lose more than that. So I make that my stop. So I look to take that in one trade. So one trade a day, it either hits my daily loss limit or it puts me into profit really deep. Okay. So right here, if I put my take profit at $260, you can see that I'm just over $3,000. That's 65 points right there. And in one trade, I was able to get that funded. Right? And it's as simple as that. All right? It can be as simple as that. And you don't have to take the whole 260. You know, you can stack up and take 40, take 30, right? and over time a couple of trades which you know you're going to get 65 points in a session um especially with my strategy a fair value continuation model you're going to get that very very easily. So right there, that's how I would sort of look at it. Okay, that's how I would base my risk. And that's an aggressive method. I'm looking to take literally one trade a day. It hits daily loss limit or not. With Apex, I go a little bit heavier. I risk you can do up to 10 minis. So I do around eight minis right there. Um cuz that's going to be my max daily loss. So I have instead of having a daily loss limit, which is half the max draw down, I utilize the whole max draw down and just look for a quick one one or one uh 15. And there you go. and that I can get that account pass in one trade as little as that using my strategy as well. So, I don't take trades based off chance or anything. I just risk heavy on my A+ setups that I take every single day. All right? And you can do the same thing as well. Number seven is the unethical method. This is the fastest method. So, if I go back here, all right, I have it drawn out. This is the the news method that I recommend. So, when you're coming into a news day, you have to look for three red folder news. either NFP on the on the Fridays, um CPI or PPI news events, okay? They have to be red folded news, right? Typically, they will come around about an hour before market open at 9:30 Eastern Standard Time. So, right here, what you're going to do is 30 seconds before the candle is, you know, the news event is about to be released, right? You're going to have two accounts. You're going to have two accounts. Now, this is a riskier method, right? This is definitely the fastest method because you can pass it in literally seconds, but it is a riskier method, right? So again, if I'm doing this and this is how I do it, I'd purchase two 50k funded uh accounts on my funded futures. This is typically the unethical way, but um I basically will send one long and one short. But what I'd do is I'd put a buy stop and I'd prefill the takerit. So, if price was to, you know, shoot up above this high, like again, 30 seconds, I'd have my buy stop here. And if price can shoot back below this low, all right, I'm going to get filled once price hits there as a with a buy stop. All right, all I need is again what? 260 ticks. All right, so I'll have my take profit preset right there using Trader 8's prefill ATM settings. All right, and 65 points bang just hit right there. Right, and I'm able to pass an account in a matter of seconds. Meanwhile, one account with a buy stop, that's it. The other account with a sell stop. Either way, one of these accounts are getting filled and you're going to pass the account while the other one doesn't get touched. All right? You're going to have some news events where they spike and take you out both and you could lose both of them. But again, on NFP, CPI and PPI, you have more of a higher probability that price is just going to shoot up since they're relative, you know, to inflation data and stuff like that, right? And honestly, this is the easiest and fastest method. So, anytime I see that on Forex Factory, that news event, NFP, PPI, CPI, right, I'm going to be looking to do this method. I'm going to purchase a couple accounts, right? I'll put one long with a buy stop, one long short with a sell stop, and whatever gets filled and hits my takerit will. And it will happen very, very quickly. All right. And number eight is this is the reality of your favorite trader. The your favorite trader. Uh, time's up, but I'm still going to do it anyway. Your favorite trader. Okay, your favorite trader does this. They do not spend days, weeks on evaluation accounts. I can promise you that. Your favorite trader looks to fullport these eval on news events or on A+ setups, risking heavy and passing these challenges very very quickly in as little as one or two days, right? They are not trading these eval. So, if they're doing it this way, you might as well do it this way, you know? And again, everything here that I just showed you is the reality of most futures traders today, right? They do not spend, including me, I do not spend or don't like spending more than 3 days on an evaluation account. I like to get it done pretty quickly and I'm willing to take riskier measures in order to get that. So, if you learn anything from this video and you know, if you can apply this to start passing your prop firm challenge every single time, and again, following that right there, having a mentor is going to be super key, right? That's going to be the quickest and easiest way to actually get these funded accounts passed. 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Um, Thursday, 18th of September. Now, I'm recording this later. Like I said, this is Wednesday because I trade in Australia. So, New York session opens at 11:30 and I usually finish about 12:30 a.m. And I'm not really trying to make a trade recap at 1:00 in the morning. So, I do it the next day. But the first trade here, this is a horrible trade. This was a horrible trade. Okay, I I don't want anyone to take this. And I thought it was actually really good that we do include this. Like I said, I do take wins and losses all on stream. So, I'm you know, trying to be transparent about it. Um, now this setup should have been avoided. I think it's actually good that we included this. I think it's a good time that we actually lost this because even it shows myself, you know, I'm still being able to make payouts and withdraws, but I still lost this trade, right? And I lost this trade for one simple fact. There was probably other, you know, equations in it as well, but it shouldn't have been a trade I even took in the first place or considered. Now, it met most of the criteria. Okay, you know what I do? I look for a Fib gap. Okay, I look for my previous candle high and I mark it out if it's a bullish example and I wait for price to close above, which it did right here. Now, what I don't want to happen, I'm just going to move this out the way for a second, is I don't want the swing point, this is a high. So, we obviously left the gap behind, made a high, retrace back down, rebalance this gap, and then we get the signal that price is ready to go. But, we don't want price to create equal highs before closing. And we don't want it to do that at all. So, if you watched my last YouTube video, I explained exactly this rule that is a completely low probability setup and you should never actually take it because it makes it completely invalid. Now, I have a fair value gap continuation model indicator. You can see it calls out all the accurate fair value gap continuation um setups because it is a mechanical model and it didn't call it out. It didn't call it out and I still executed that trade. Now on my trade of eight it didn't make equal highs but um but on trading view it did. So it's one of those things. It was a little bit I don't know what trade was doing that day and it did it to me the day before as well where I was playing up but it is what it is. I accepted the full loss. I decided to just completely hold the trade for a full loss 20. Um I traded this on my other account. So my other prop firms, so you know prop firms that require minimum trading days. Um and the only reason I did that was because I truly just wanted this London low. Okay. So my take profit trader for those who don't know are like my price possessions. I love my takeprofit trader accounts cuz they're daily payouts, no consistency rules, no activation fee. They're super cheap. They're 40% off right now. If you want to grab an account, you can use code CC. I'll have a link in description. You can check them out if you want your first account. It's the proper I re recommend everyone because it's the closest thing to a live personal account. That's what I think at least, right? There's literally not much difference. There's a couple hidden rules like that of different obviously from if you're trading with personal capital, but there's not much, right? And there's not much that would worry us when we're trading the Fed bag continuation model. Okay. So, personally, I think it just really simulates the whole personal capital thing. I think it's a great uh challenge for yourself to get good at take profit trader so that when you go to personal capital, you learn how to trade and you're trading and practicing and making money at the same time with the closest thing that can get you to where you want to get to, which is be a full-time trader with your own money. Now, other firms, Apex, Fun, pretty much every other firm has minimum trading days. I absolutely hate that. Okay? I hate the fact that you have to trade minimum trading days just to get a payout and it's capped. You have consistency rules. You have max capped payouts. It's so annoying and I hate it. Right? I love take profit trader for that reason. So I single my takeprofit trader out with the other minimum trading profile accounts. Okay? I don't like grouping them all up and putting all eggs in one basket, especially when I'm scalping. Okay? I like to separate it. Now I really wanted to take price down. You can see first 15 minutes we absolutely pumped down to this London low. Let me mark it up. But we weren't able to do that. So, I didn't touch my TPTs. In fact, my TPTs were left on this setup. I didn't take it. I took it at all on my other ones. And I was just trying to look for 10, 15, maybe 20 point scalp on this one. Wasn't able to get it. We went about five points in a profit and it decided to turn around and stop me out for a full 20 point loss. This trade, however, was actually based on a 5minute Fed continuation, which is usually quite unusual for me, I'll be honest. So, let me go to the five minute and show you. So you can see that I also took the long as it was not even closing through this uh gap and not even installs a bad setup like I said I was FMC this day uh later on on 2 p.m. So I was expecting rate cuts and a bearish price move anyway and I don't even know why I was taking long. So like I said a completely trader error but that's why I want to involve it in today's to show you the wins and the losses. Now this one you can see we delivered off this gap right here. Very easy delivered off this fair value gap. Price was then able to close below previous candle low and it actually this gap at the same time. So it was a fair value continuation with an IFG and those are usually pretty high probability setup. So I took it based on a 5minute closure. I entered a couple seconds late maybe about 30 seconds late but I still got in on the move. Still took it down to London low. Got about 20 points on my TBT. So times five. Um I did make $1,000 per account. So it's 5,000 total but I wanted to retain some profit on there so I can leave a buffer. And I just went through $500 each account. So, you know, 2400, well, 2500 um payout withdrawal. So, again, you can see that full withdrawal on my Instagram, Discord, probably my Instagram real, probably Tik Tok as well. You'll you'll see you'll see the withdraw. Um I've already done it. So, by the time you watch this video, it's already out, so you can go check it for yourself. Um but yeah, that is pretty much it for this trade recap. Super simple. Um, basically about no more than about 10 minutes worth of trading. I took a loss and a win. So, pretty much done for the day. Like I said, I do have the indicator, the FE continuation model, and it called out trades later on. Um, it just didn't call out anything in session because there was truly nothing, right? And it didn't call out the five minute because I don't have it set up, you know, set on the fiveminute setup. So, other than that, that is it for the trade recap. If you were interested in learning this model anymore, you want to watch me trade live, like I mentioned before, you can click and join, you know, the private side um down below. If not, I have free videos showcasing this model, showcasing some simple rules and understanding so that you can trade this model as well. Um but yeah, other than that, like, subscribe, comment your thoughts, and if you like these types of videos, you want to see more trade recaps, I'll make them. 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Farm ranks primarily by ONE_CANDLE." }, "generated_at": "2026-09-25 10:13 AEST", "purpose": "transcript_training_card", "not_holdout_dossier": true }, "transcript": "So, I failed at trading until I understood these 10 things that I'm about to show you. These 10 points helped transform and create the trader that I am today. And they could help you. Some of these things you might might click just based into your trading and might help you shape the mindset you are trading with right now. Um, or could just give you some insight into how you could better your trading. These are genuine points that helped me. Every single point helped me as a trader. And so I want to share you all those points and all pretty much all the ideas and the value and uh most of the stuff isn't taught on YouTube or isn't shown. And I'm going to show you pretty much all in one take completely raw uncut video. So I failed at trading until I understood this focusing on base hits. This was arguably probably not arguably this was the biggest aha moment. This was the missing piece in my trading. Focusing on base hits. I was a greedy trader. I was an overtrader. And again, when I was tra, I was mainly trading with prop firms. I didn't have a lot of capital with my personal account. So, I looked for, you know, futures prop firms to, you know, give me that sort of income or that replace my full-time job. And I was targeting one to three, one to four, one to five risk rewards, really just absurd risk-to-reward trades. And as as a futures trader with these minimum debt trading days that most firms require um I wanted to place a trade every single day and the strategy I have did not present that opportunity for a trade every single day. The trading strategy I have now and trade with live on stream does. Obviously I can take a trade every single day and that's probably a guarantee as long as it's not like a bank holiday or some red folded news event, right? But I can obviously the way I trade now it resonates with my personality which is just great. I just again I was focusing on super high risktore rewards and when you trade with a high riskreward you're trading with a lower win rate. When you're trading with low risk rewards, you're trading with a higher win rate. And that's what I liked and that's what prop firms look for. And again, focusing on these base hits, you know, 1 one, one to two riskto-rewards. You're going to have a higher win rate, like I said, and you're really just going to achieve what you need to achieve with prop firms. You don't need to be going for $1,000 days, $2,000 days, 1 to5, one to six risk-to-rewards because those high risk-to-reward trades aren't going to present themselves every single day. And so, you're going to force them. Monday, you might have a 1 to six. Tuesday, you might not have that opportunity. You might be up, you know, 4R in floating and unreal realized P&L and you get stopped at break even or you take a full loss because you're trying to hold that 1 to six being greedy. So then you start to overtrade because you know, oh cool, I can lose the next six or something and I'll be back break even. So then you overtrade and it's just a big spiral. I was focusing on super high risk of rewards because I was in that mindset. Um, number two is controlling the controllable. This is probably very important. I know a lot of people will tell you, you know, why would you take a trade if you're not willing to accept the risk? Blah blah blah. Like when we're taking trades, especially when I'm taking trades, right? I'm looking to control the controllable. That what that means is being able to scale out of positions when it's into profit. Moving stop loss to break even when it's in profit. Not giving back, you know, profit because you could be up, let's say you're risking $250 on the trade, you could be up $500, but because your greed kicks in, you want more and more and more. You could lose that entire thing, be stopped at break even, or you could be a full loss, and you just lost the potential to secure $500. And that's not an easy thing to do in the market. It's not. So being able to control the controllable is just managing your position. Break even, scale out half, right? Trail your stop loss, doesn't matter. Just control the controllable. You pretty much just want to cut risk off every single trade. Even though I'm focusing on one to one, one to two risk of rewards, I'm still looking to control the controllable. That was one of the things that helped me keep a super high win rate. You know, I'm going to have trades that hit those 1:1, 1 to twos, and even 1 to three, one to fours. They can go for high risk rewards, but I'm trailing risk and I'm securing profit or I'm break even. I'm scaling out positions. I'm controlling the controllable and not giving back potential profits. Number three, focusing on what prop firms want/look for, not what I want. What I want is to hit $2,000, $3,000 trades and get an instant payout and all this stuff. I just want to be loaded based off one trade. That's not what prop firms look for. Profirms look for consistently profitable traders. So again, you have to think relative what is going to be consistent. Higher risk-to-reward trades or low risk-to-reward trades. Low risk-to-reward trades is going to be a higher win rate. Higher risk-to-reward trades are going to be a lower win rate. So again, consistently profitable. Wouldn't you want to have a higher win rate and still be able to find that one system consistently being a one to one, one to two every single day? That's exactly what prop firms look for. That is how you basically just beat the prop firm system. And if you're not sure on how I beat the prop firm system, if you go and watch my last video, I kind of break it down exactly how I do it every single day or every single month. Number four, gathering data. This this will shape you as a trader right here. If you're a person that does not gather data, whether you don't journal your trades, you don't screenshot them at least or you don't break them down after a trade like you don't write it down on the Trading View a platform or anything like that and take a screenshot. All right? Obviously, gathering data is going to just shape you as a trader. You may not look back at it. Think about it. You may not look back at this data. You in a month's time, you may not look back at your journal. You're probably like, \"This doesn't make sense. I'm never going to look at this.\" That's not the point. The point is in real time you're breaking down why you took a trade and analyzing why you took that trade. That will ultimately just rest in your brain. You will basically you're basically writing it out as a memory, right? You're going to basically create a habit of the things you shouldn't be doing and the things you should be doing. When you take a win and you journal your trade, you'll know you're going to notice that you're going to have a very nice written out journal based on that trade. When you take a loss, you're going to just have a list of things that are completely negative that you don't do, and you're going to remember the difference. You don't have to flick back, and I don't expect you to flick back, but writing them out in real time is going to create a memory and develop habits for your next trading day or your next trade. Doing them, I used to do it at the end of the trading session. Now, I do it after every single trade I take. This gives me time to reset before I take my next trade. All right? And obviously I'm not ready to click the button again and start overtrading or start over leveraging or do stupid stuff, right? I'm gathering data and I'm a I'm doing it in real time on stream. I'm doing it on stream as I'm live streaming the charts. I'm answering questions. I'm reading price action. I'm journaling my trades of the trade we just took. Right? So that's very very important. You need to journal your trades. It's obviously how you're going to build your system. know your win rate because obviously strategies you can have a 80% strategy but you're not going to trade with an 80% strategy. You have to trade as an 80% strategy. All right. Number five is having a mentor. This is probably arguably the best thing. Having a mentor is going to just completely give you the guidance that you need, right? Whether it's myself or whether it's, you know, other traders out there, right? having a mentor, someone to look over your shoulder, give you the resources for you to succeed in a short period of time. Some like again, I've been trading for 3 years. Two and a half of those I was extremely unprofitable. I didn't start seeing profits till last year, 2024, around August. I was still a little bit inconsistent. Around November, I quit my full-time job. I went all in on trading. I was very consistent up at that point. I started to learn and develop good skills, good approaches, nice strategy and you know pretty much February I moved into my own home and here we are built a community of over 100 premium students right now and I'm mentoring all those people because those people look to me as a mentor and that's the most important thing. You're taking you're taking the whole duration of what people tell you it's going to take years and years for you to be a profitable trader. That is not how this has to work. If you have a mentor, a profitable mentor, one that has a track record, one that knows how to trade, one that's legit and does not after you for your money or your course money and actually genuinely helps you, gives you the value and the resources you need to succeed. That is very important right here. All right, on this is my Discord. This is Capital Complex. This is my brand. You can see premium. We only have 355 members in the Discord, but we have now over 100 people, right? over a hundred people inside of our premium community. You can see we got a ton of student wins from last week's trading session. Look at look at all these people right here. Let me go to the chat room. Look at all these people. These are all premium right here, right? All of us all of us are absolutely eating the market live on stream every single day. And you can genuinely join us if you want to find, you know, a group that, you know, actually knows how to trade, supports each other. We all support each other. All right. trades live on stream every single day. I show my execution so you can basically follow along and learn in real time. I have all the resources pretty much that you need to learn uh my strategy and just other things nature about the trading space in general, psychology, risk management, prop firm, uh risk outlines and all that sort of stuff, right? Then obviously you just click the first link down the description. You don't have to, but if you want to actually just take that trading journey to the next level, you want to start making it, you know, within 30 60 days, that's pretty much where you need to go. Um, number six, choosing a strategy that resonates with my personality. I was trading uh a strategy that didn't resonate with my personality. The style, the system behind it, I didn't like, okay, I didn't like everything that basically I didn't it just didn't suit me, right? I would place a trade and I'd still feel uncomfortable. Even if it was a winning trade, I still felt uncomfortable to place that trade or I still felt like I was trading with the idea that I had no idea what I was doing. Even though I knew what I was doing, I've been trading for like seven months, I still had like no idea what I was doing or what to expect an outcome. And when I pretty much shifted over to the strategy I trade now, um I just it just completely changed. Everything changed. I felt so much more comfortable placing positions, letting them run, not even having to just sit over my, you know, mouse ready to press the exit button just cuz I was so scared it was going to reverse prematurely moving break evens. It's just you have to find a strategy that resonates with you. And if you want a strategy that obviously resonates or you want to check out the strategy I use and maybe it resonates with you before you even join the premium community or capital complex, check out my other YouTube videos because I basically just give you the strategy I use in general. Um, number seven, creating an approach based around my strategy. Now, what I mean about creating an approach, I mean creating an approach to making money. How are you going to make your money? Is it personal accounts, prop firms, whatever it's going to be? For me, it was futures prop firms specifically. I didn't have the funds to, you know, have a large personal account with some of the goals I wanted to hit. So I basically created an approach around my strategy which I give out inside of my premium community. But the approach I give based around my strategies, how to rinse these prop firms, right, which I go over again in my last YouTube videos as well using my strategy, focusing on base hits, controlling the controllable, you know, targeting what prop firms look for, getting data collection, improving literally every single day, being having a mentor. Obviously, I don't have the mentor. I am the mentor. But, you know, those pe those, you know, other students or other traders inside the capital complex premium community follow the same sort of principles. They just don't realize it. And then they've obviously chosen a strategy that resonates with them. That's why they're in the premium community. And now they're understanding the approach they need to making money. It's not just I'm not going to tell you go buy a 50k funded account and go trade until you pass it and get a payout. That's not the approach I'm talking about. The approach is breaking down like the prop firm's needs, the minimum trading days, the uh daily loss limits, the total max draw downs, the maximum payouts, the minimum payouts, and working out a system based around my strategy and implementing that into a prop firm. So, number eight, lose excitement of trading. It's arguably it's hit and miss for some people, but I was very excited to place a trade. I was very excited. I would basically have like sleepless nights um because I was so excited to trade and place a trade. And that excitement actually led to uh impatientness over trading. I was thinking, you know, I wasn't just able to sit there and watch the chart and I just felt like I had to press buy or sell. And that right there is just not good. You need to s sort of lose that excitement for trading. You need to be like, \"Ah, now I got to trade, you know, now I got to do this or, you know, now I got to jump on the charts or now I got to look at the charts.\" You got to have a little bit of excitement, but don't always want to place a trade. Lose that excitement, that initial excitement, that dopamine you get when you press buy or sell. That's kind of going to help you get away from the money aspect of things. Number nine is trading with a friend. This is really good. Um, trading with a friend is, you know, it's arguable about pretty much people argue about it all the time in the trading space. Don't do it. Do this because you're going to be competitive. I like the competitiveness, right? When you're trading with a friend and you're, you know, trading with someone and they're rinsing the markets and you're still struggling to rinse the markets, don't find jealousy. Ask them. I had a my very first student of mine before I even started any of my, you know, capital complex or YouTube or anything like that, right? He looked at me as his like we were trading as friends and I was teaching him and I was rinsing the market and he wasn't at the time but instead of being jealous he looked at me like whoa what are you doing what are you doing what are you doing and he just improved and now he's making like 15 20k a week maybe a I don't know maybe a month but he's rinsing and that's the point when you trade with a friend it's the competitiveness that gets you better every single day you just don't know it right don't be jealous that's that's the wrong thing to do if you're if you're jealous of another trading friend, you need to not trade with that friend. You just need to tell them, \"Hey, look, sorry. Um, your results right now are just uh, you know, putting off my trading or something like that.\" That that you just need to basically disassociate yourself with that friend. I know it sucks, but that's what you need to do. Um, but if you trade with a friend and you have that competitiveness, you're going to create better traders out of yourselves. Number 10, and lastly, trading is a get-richqu scheme if you stop listening to the wrong people. All right? I was always told that uh you know trading isn't a get-richquick scheme and you know that's what 90% of people actually tell you on on YouTube is oh it's not a get-richqu scheme or even big traders. It is. It really is. We have so much resources to give us that get-richqu scheme, right? We can create approaches with correct strategies, correct mentors, um and just everything that I showed you right here is going to help you as a trader. Uh, and again, trading is a get-richquick scheme. You just need to put the right approach and the right mindset and have the right system in order to, you know, utilize what prop firms are giving you, right? Trading is a get-richqu uh quick scheme because you can get rich in like 30 to 60 days. And by rich, I mean richer than you are now. 5 $10,000 richer, you know, 15 20k. Like, you can do this from prop firms. And it's so realistic, it's not even funny. Most of the people that tell you that trading isn't a get-rich quick scheme either have a strategy that takes forever to even get rich or has a course they want to sell you primarily. Like yes, I have a premium community, but I'm not looking to sell you on that. Like specifically, you don't have to buy my [ __ ] But again, trading is a get-rich quick scheme. You just need the right mentor. Find a strategy that resonates with you, right? Create the right approach based around that strategy. Trade with it. obviously find everything else. I've developed the correct approach and strategy for trading and it's made me very successful and again I've been trading for two and a half years um I'm profitable and then you know last 6 months of my trading last seven months now of my trading straight profitability it's crazy because I went from complete inconsistency to about 30 days later consistently like I could just it was just inconsistency to consistency in a 30-day shortown period changing strategies in 30 days because I changed the approach, my mindset, the strategy resonated with me. I was comfortable. I was gathering data and I was just getting better every single day. In 30 days, I just completely shifted everything I was doing. And then I found something. And then I was like, boom, in 30 days, I did it in 30 days. That's a get-rich quick scheme in my opinion. And if you stop listening to the wrong people like the big YouTubers that are trying to sell you on everything if you just follow the right systematic approach and this can be arguable. This a lot of people are going to disagree with me on this and I probably you know or you shouldn't be telling people to get rich quick scheme. That's because you just suck in general and that's the reality. You're just doing things the wrong way. And this is the get-richqu scheme that pretty much trading is. one of the easiest ways to make um money in any sort of business aspects because you can you just have so much resources that are there to help you and make you know 10 20k a month you just don't realize it. So those are the 10 points all right why I failed at trading until I understood these 10 things. If you got any value from this video like the video subscribe for more education or go check out my other videos and hopefully you can learn something from them too. Um, and again, if you have any sort of other point that you want to add for other traders to read, leave a comment down below. 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And I've been asked from a lot of the guys inside the Discord, on my Instagram, and a little bit on my YouTube here and there in the comments to showcase the new house that I moved into. I'm not really one for making these types of lifestyle videos, but why not show you what a 23-year-old millionaire lives in in Gold Coast Australia. So, starting off over here, this is our media room. It's going to have a pool table, which is going to come soon. So, we're going to have a pool table. We're going to have like some pinball games. For now, this is just where my little dog decides he wants to just watch about who comes in in our gated spot. Whatever. He just barks at random people. Doesn't matter. Nice little door. I've never actually seen a door handle this big, by the way. Like that's my hand. Like that's crazy. Uh anyways, this bed is well, this house, sorry, has five beds, five bathrooms. So, technically there's a media and office, which would make it seven rooms and five baths, but one's technically classified as a media and office because the more bedrooms, the more you pay. But anyways, this is the first bedroom. All right. It's kind of got like this grand like door entrance, which is kind of cool. Open that up here. And there's only two of us here. It's me, my fiance, and my puppy, of course. And uh well, this room is a cardboard room for all the stuff that we got all the furniture. And this is probably going to pile up even more. We've got some nice closets over here. So, we got one on this side, one on this side, and then in there is our bathroom. Goes to the outside. Got the bins. That is my dog's bathroom. And uh that's just where we give him baths and stuff just so he doesn't run through the house or we bring him through here if it's raining and it's dirty. Little side entrance that we can go through and unlock it and wash them from there. We have the upstairs. It's quite a big place. I'm not going to lie. It's quite a big place. We're not going to go upstairs yet, but I want to show you something after this. We got our two dream cars. Mine being a Lamborghini SV, specifically the LP750-4. That is my favorite Lamborghini SV. Doesn't have to be 2015. It could be 17 or 16. But um this is my fiance's car uh dream car as well, the Audi R8. It can't be it has to be 2021 or up. It can't be none of this like 2016 stuff because well, who wants to drive an old model R8 anyway? Um we got a coffee table or console table, whatever you call it. I don't really I don't really know what you call it. But what I wanted to show you was how big this house actually is. to really put it in perspective. I mean, just have a look at how high the roof is, it's massive. I don't even know. It's probably like 20 ft. I maybe 15 ft. I don't know really know my feet, but I'm 5'10\", for example. And this is just where the second floor actually is. That's me like reaching up. I could probably reach up maybe to about 64. I don't even know how much I can reach up, but that's high. That is very high. Maybe 10 ft high. Who knows? Now, this is like our living room space. So over there is going to be where our living room is and over there is going to be our kitchen. But this is actually the living space. This is where a dining table would go normally. Rugs, some other stuff. I don't really I don't really know what would go here specifically. But I don't have anything here. And the reason why I don't have anything here is because well I like playing I like having this open so I can one look at the view and when I walk in and two so that I can play with the dog. We just throw the ball up and down. He slides around the wood. Have heaps of fun. You can't have fun with a dining table in the middle right here. And sometimes I'll have the little ball, as you can see over there, and I'll shoot it up and I'll try and aim for the wood as like a little game. Over here is our shelving. It's just our travel knick-knacks. I intend to fill this up with more places we travel to. I'll just grab little travel knick-knacks from there. We've been to like the Mes, Canada, Japan, South Korea, etc. Um, New Zealand, Queenstown, which I used to live. That was very, very nice, by the way. Um, but yeah, that's like going to obviously fill up. That's the goal anyway. His little eating area. He's got his little snacks and stuff in here as well. Just a nice little bench. I mean, I didn't even know what the bench was for. Anyways, we got the iPad. Now, the most annoying part about this iPad is this controls the air con, but if you're upstairs and you want the air con on, you actually have to come downstairs to turn it on. So, that's kind of annoying. Got our little robo vac down there as well. We got another bathroom in here. We got another bathroom in here. We have kind of like a little little shoe room type deal. In there is the garage. We'll come back to that later. The garage there. It's got the E63 in there as well. This is our laundry area. Currently, we don't normally have a plant just chilling in the sink. It's just getting water filled up into it. But um little laundry area. You come out here. You can obviously like What's going on there? All right. Trying to attack me. You can go out there and you got like all your pool pumps and stuff. And then following in here, you got your butler's pantry. This is actually quite sick. I've never actually had a butler pantry before. Massive. I mean, we don't have a butler. But anyways, this is the butler's pantry. Got a nice little sink. Some amenities here and there. food, sacks, stuff that you would normally have in a pantry. And then that's the view that you get from your kitchen as well. I mean, imagine just like cutting up some onions or whatever you cut up, cook some stuff. I don't really cook that much, but you get to just stand there to the left and look at the nice lake, nice pool, nice backyard. Um, which we actually need to deal with at the landscape right now. Um, then again, more like cupboards, shelving, sinks, stuff like that. I mean, gas stove, little smoke evaporator things, whatever they are. [laughter] I don't know what they are, but you know what I mean. Couple of stools. But yeah, this is overall the kitchen. Got the uh the living room over here. So, ironically, the kitchen is much bigger than the living room. At least feels a lot bigger than the living room. But this is the living room. Nice TV. It is a 65 in TV. coffee table, PS5 in there because I always jam the game or some type of game on my downtime, which I don't have a lot of, but we got a nice couch and at night looks sick. We got like some LED lights in the back of the TV. Of course, we got the little pole LED lights. Looks crazy. You'll see that later in the video anyway, like what all this looks like at night cuz we've hooked up a ton of different LEDs and random spots to really elevate it. And then again, one quick look. Got an outside couch. We'll go out there. We'll go further out later on in a bit. It's funny cuz the first time he come up here it was too high. So we turned around this sliding door area just to remember that there's only two of us here. So we don't use half the rooms. This is going to be technically the office room. The reason why they don't have to class these median and office rooms as bedrooms to lower the rates is cuz they don't have bathrooms. You can put a TV. You can outlook over there to the road, whatever to see who's coming in, whatnot. This is another bedroom. So, this bedroom actually has a mattress and a bed frame with just nothing on it because one, we're not going to have guests here. Never will have guests here. And well, there's just sitting there. It was a nice gesture anyway to have it. Uh, so I thought that counts cuz someone gave it to us. But you can see out there got the gated spot. There is construction over there. So, that's why it's not a more of an optimal room for me or for my fiance cuz, you know, we don't want to be disturbed by construction. And that's the last thing. There is another bathroom in there as well. So you can actually have a look. Little bathroom in there. So the master is here. This is where we sleep. So this is the master bedroom. Probably one of the cooler rooms in the house to be honest with you. But look at that. How crazy is that? Now I get the lifestyle of the pen houses. You know, I've seen other traders in Miami. This is how really I like to spend a lot of my time or where I like to live. I I could get a penthouse tomorrow, but I just don't want a penthouse because you have to meet people on the elevator. Shared parking lots. You got the nice backyard. You got a pool. Like you don't have to share a pool where other people pee in it. Like to me, it might seem nice to have like a nice penthouse or apartment, but it is completely disgusting if you ask me. I like to live in a nice little mansion on the water. if you that's what I prefer. But yeah, this is where I sleep. You know, you could full chill in here, right? Do what you need to do, you know, just like that. Boom. Wake back up. Look at the view on the lake, pool, pontoon, whatnot. This is, I guess, master bathroom. Got a nice little mirror. You got a nice shower there, bath, another toilet in here. And then you got like this walk-in closet, which is kind of sick. So, this is the walk-in closet. got all my clo I barely have any clothes to be honest with you. I kind of wear the same stuff a lot of the time or just have duplicates of the same stuff. But yeah, coming back this way. The best part about it is when I wake up out of bed, I walk maybe less than 10 ft. Come out to here to this balcony. Check out the view which you can see our pool, the private pontoon as well. If you want jet skiis, boat access, it's all yours. Literally just walk straight onto your pontoon. No one else can access it, which is sick. Nice. Check out your lake. You come out of your bed. You go onto the ver, the balcony, whatever you want to call it. And bang, straight into my office. This is where the money is made. So, this is my office space. I know it doesn't seem great. It doesn't seem like a lot of people actually would have just this setup. They'll probably deck it out. you know, probably shelving or whatever, maybe hectic looking setups. For me, I just need two monitors. I even go live in front of hundreds of people every single day, and I do it all from this area. Secret Lab chair, Secret Lab electric standing desk. We've got double monitors. These are LG 34in curved monitors with my Apple AirPod Pro Max. These absolutely suck, by the way. Um, Blue Yeti, my journal. I try and write in this journal as much as I can usually before I go to bed just because well I like to write stuff in it so I have something to do in the morning when I wake up I say hey I got this to do and you know to me if I'm waking up in the morning with nothing pre-written on the day prior the before I go to bed the day before I find myself trying to think about what I'm supposed to do and my as an overinker the last thing I want to be thinking about is thinking this is all operating on a MacBook Pro M5 five chips. So, as soon as I came out, I basically cpped that. This is what you see in the YouTube videos. You got the ring light. You see me here. See the nice view. Dogs chilling up on the uh on the chair. It's not normally a spot. It's for my fiance. Normally, it's the plant that you saw in the sink downstairs goes there behind the nice LED light. And of course, there is another bathroom in there. In here is nothing crazy since there's a little storage room. It's kind of cold in there. Did someone die? Anyways, we keep going this way. This is my fiance's room. So, this is what she sees. You nice little audi tons of books because she loves reading. Makes her wise, makes her more knowledgeable. There's a little little desk. And you got a nice little palm tree. You can probably see some sort of like little What birds are those? Loris. You can see a couple Laura keys. She's got her own bathroom as well. So, what we're going to do is we're going to go downstairs and I'll meet you outside. All right. So, now we're actually outside. So, this is the outside area. Big plans for this area. Actually, we've got the outside couch, which was dreadful to set up, but I want to put a barbecue here as well. Make smashburgers. What? Maybe get a slow cooker as well. Um, but again, just straight shop just sitting there. Imagine cooking just straight on the lake. And it's one of the perks of the place. Coming over here, you got his little dog bed. Never uses it because he's always inside following us. Um, but you got your nice stairs. This goes directly to your pool area. Got a couple pool chairs if you want to tan. Anyways, um, keep following this way. This is the little hike you have to make. He loves this area. This is one of the other perks of getting the place. The other place didn't actually have a lot of grass for him to run around on, but here, I mean, if we're standing on the other side, launch a ball over, he comes running around, and then, you know, that's him like getting some nice exercise, and you can throw the ball here a lot and toss it. Can't do that in an apartment. So that's why another reason I love the house. Now making your way down here, this is your little entrance or whatever to go to the pontoon. We're not going to go all the way to the pontoon because it's not cleaned at the moment cuz all the ducks sit there. But this is the lake. I mean, you got the nice view everywhere you look. Panoramic views. [music] All right. So, just going to now get some food. Right about this time, I like to go out and I don't usually do like grocery shopping or anything like that, but I I normally just go out either get some type of energy drink or anything cuz I usually do coffee in the morning, but now I normally do energy drinks at night, which is terrible. I got to stop. But yeah, I either do that and then go to either the shop and get some food for dinner. I like to buy at the time. I don't like to grocery shop. The main reason I don't like to grocery shop is primarily because I don't really know what I like eating on that specific day. And if I buy a bunch of stuff in bulk, I may not want any of it actually in the time or when the day comes around. So, right now, I'm heading to get an energy drink first, get ready for the trading session. So, that's pretty much what we'll do. All right, it is currently 10:55 p.m. right now. currently getting ready for the market to open in about 35 minutes. So, I do stream every single day from Monday to Friday, 9:15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. We actually trade at 9:30, but I like to take the liberty of just starting a little earlier just to do my pre-market insights and analysis and show up all my markings and my levels for the day. That's just for everyone watching. If you didn't know, I do stream for free every Monday as well, in case you want to obviously join that. I'll have a link down below so you can check me out for free. So, at 4:54 p.m. I got my payout approved. And then if I go back to my email at 10:41, I was able to get the money processed. So, that means it hit my Wise account. Since it's international, I get it transferred to Wise. So, for that part, I'm going to be trading my Fondex accounts cuz they're about to get a payout. And my Apex [music] and my Lucious start riding the next payout max on those cuz they just got payouts as well. So, overall, I'll see you when I pick up the camera next after the session. Okay. So, basically just finished trading now. Wrapping it up. It is currently 12:14 a.m. So, this is around about the time I actually I did stop trading earlier today just because we're done for the day. And uh didn't find any really good A+ value continuation setups. However, I did trade my intuition and discretionary model which is only pretty much inside of my premium option as well. Um but it's great. Traded it. Got my uh Fondex payout today. So, that was the goal. So, I started that account last Wednesday and took one I passed it in a day cuz it's the pro. It's just a 50k just to try out the firm. I've never had an account with funex before. I decided to give fun next a go. Like the firm. Not really a big fan of the payout size. It's only $1,200 and I've only got the one account at the moment cuz I was triing them. Um I really do like the accounts. So, if they approve my payout and I get it within reasonable time, I will stick with this prop firm. And I'll actually move to the 100ks cuz I can get a much larger payout. I think 2,500 per account every 3 days on the pros. This is the funded next account. So, this was the trading session today. Um, it does show my whole name. I'm not really too concerned with my whole name, but as you can see, it is a funex. I don't know how you can tell it's a funded account, but you can take my word for it. If you don't want to take my word from me, you can look at my screenshot in the Discord or on my IG. Um, but I made $587 today, which put me over the threshold of 51,600. So, that will give me the payout for funded next. So, that's $1,200. I'm basically just probably going to blow this account and just go straight to the 100ks because um, yeah, I'm not really in the business to try, you know, try and try so hard for $1,200. But I was able to pass it in one day and it's a payout every 3 days. And so, I did exactly that. So, I basically got the payout in the fastest amount of time possible, the minimum amount of time possible. So, um that just goes to show that it's really, really simple. Um and it's not that too difficult. [music] Anyways, that has been the trading session. It was very, very good. Again, if you want to join my live trading, you can join down below. And obviously you can watch me live, take my trades with me as well on a daily basis, just see my overviews and everything else with\n", "youtube_embed": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/dmgQq54EX-Q" } ] }