ICT - Mastering High Probability Scalping Vol. 3 of 3

Summary

In 'Mastering High-Probability Scalping, Volume 3,' the focus is on previous day liquidity runs and price action analysis. The video covers the 'Power 3' concept: accumulation, manipulation, and distribution phases. It provides strategies for confirming daily bias and timing trades during the New York session, emphasizing waiting for optimal retracement levels. The importance of money management and setting appropriate risk levels is highlighted. The video also addresses when to expect reversals and the significance of 60-minute chart reference points. Practical examples and advice on developing trading skills through experience are included.

Takeaways

• 📊 The 'Power of 3' in trading consists of accumulation, manipulation, and distribution phases.
• 📈 A bullish daily bias is confirmed by bullishness in the London session, rejecting attempts to go lower.
• 🕖 Optimal long entries are typically between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. New York time, targeting retracements of at least 20 pips.
• 📉 For bearish setups, confirm a bearish London session with a rejection of the midnight opening price and a move of at least 30 pips lower.
• 🕖 Optimal short entries are also between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. New York time, with at least a 20 pips retracement.
• 📉 A 60-minute chart can help anticipate reversals at obvious old highs or lows, but sometimes price won't respect these levels.
• 💰 Implement strict risk controls, such as risking 1% per setup and gradually increasing to 2% if it suits your risk tolerance.
• 📈 Use Fibonacci levels for entry and target points, and adjust your stop-loss and take partial profits based on these levels.
• 📉 Expect to encounter losses and stopped-out trades, and manage them with a disciplined approach.
• 📊 Study and experience are key to mastering trading, and there is no rigid rule for exits; it requires ongoing learning and adaptation.

Q & A

What are the three components of generic price action referred to as 'Power 3'?

The three components of generic price action referred to as 'Power 3' are the accumulation phase, the manipulation stage, and the distribution phase. The accumulation phase involves accumulating long or short positions, the manipulation stage involves price moving in the opposite direction of the intended future direction, and the distribution phase involves price expanding in the intended direction.

How do you confirm a bullish daily bias using the London session?

To confirm a bullish daily bias using the London session, you should see a measure of bullishness after an attempt to go lower is rejected, resulting in a price rally. This confirmation, combined with a bullish daily bias, suggests the London session was indeed bullish.

What is the optimal time frame to look for long entries in the New York session?

The optimal time frame to look for long entries in the New York session is between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. New York time. During this period, you should wait for a price retracement lower, typically from a swing high intraday.

What is the significance of a 20 pips retracement for a long entry setup?

A 20 pips retracement is significant for a long entry setup because it is considered an optimal trade entry. If a retracement of at least 20 pips forms by 9:00 a.m., it indicates a good entry point for a long position. If no such retracement occurs, it is advisable to avoid taking trades.

What criteria should be met for a bearish daily bias in the New York session?

For a bearish daily bias in the New York session, price should move above the opening price at midnight New York time and then reject that level, trading at least 25 to 30 pips lower during the London session. This indicates a continuation of bearishness into the New York session.

How should you approach retracement levels for short entries in the New York session?

For short entries in the New York session, you should look for a retracement higher of at least 20 pips after 7:00 a.m. New York time. Enter at the 62% retracement level as price rallies higher, and anticipate a retest of the intraday low or the previous day's low.

What is the role of the 60-minute chart in identifying potential reversals?

The 60-minute chart helps identify potential reversals by showing old highs or lows that have previously caused price to reverse. If price reaches one of these levels, it is likely to encounter resistance or support and potentially reverse direction.

Why is it important to implement strict risk controls in trading?

Implementing strict risk controls is important because it protects your trading account from significant losses. By limiting risk to 1-2% of your total account equity per trade, you can manage losses effectively and ensure responsible equity growth.

What is the recommended risk percentage per trade for new traders?

For new traders, it is recommended to risk 1% of their total account equity per trade. Gradually, as they gain experience and if it meets their risk tolerance, they can work their way up to 2% per trade.

What should you do if a trade encounters a significant reference point on the 60-minute chart?

If a trade encounters a significant reference point on the 60-minute chart, such as an old high or low, it is advisable to be very cautious. Either avoid the trade, be very nimble about exiting, or expect a potential reversal at that level.

Outlines

00:00

🔍 Introduction to High-Probability Scalping

In this final volume of 'Mastering High-Probability Scalping,' the focus is on previous day bank liquidity runs. The speaker introduces 'Power 3,' which includes the accumulation phase, manipulation stage, and distribution. Key concepts discussed include confirming the daily bias, especially during the London and New York sessions, and strategies for entering long trades during bullish conditions.

05:02

📉 Bearish London Session Strategy

The discussion shifts to identifying bearish trends in the London session and how to prepare for the New York session. The speaker outlines the importance of observing price movements relative to the midnight New York time opening and how retracements of at least 20 pips can signal potential short entries. Key tips include waiting for the 62% retracement level and targeting previous lows.

10:03

🔄 Anticipating Reversals

This paragraph delves into recognizing potential reversals by observing old highs or lows on an hourly chart. The speaker emphasizes the unpredictability of whether these levels will hold and the importance of being prepared for both outcomes. The advice includes being cautious with trades near these levels and learning from experience to manage trades effectively.

15:05

📈 Money Management and Real-World Example

Here, the focus is on money management principles and using Fibonacci retracements for setting up trades. The speaker explains risk control by limiting risk to 1% of account equity and gradually increasing it to 2%. A real-world example involving GBP/USD is provided to illustrate these concepts in action, highlighting the importance of strict risk management and taking partial profits.

20:06

🎯 Personal Approach to Taking Profits

The speaker discusses their personal approach to taking profits, stressing the importance of adapting to market conditions rather than following a rigid plan. The narrative includes insights on scaling out of positions and the challenges of perfecting exit strategies. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of experience and adapting strategies based on market behavior and personal comfort.

🔎 Conclusion and Practical Advice

In the conclusion, the speaker recaps the key strategies for identifying high-probability setups and emphasizes the importance of simplicity, focusing on open, high, low, and close prices. The final advice encourages traders to study market conditions, avoid overcomplicating charts with indicators, and continuously refine their approach through experience and feedback.

Keywords

💡Accumulation Phase

The accumulation phase refers to the stage in trading where long or short positions are built up by traders. It is the initial stage in the 'power 3' concept described in the video. This phase is critical for setting up the subsequent price movements and is characterized by relatively low volatility and narrow trading ranges.

💡Manipulation Stage

The manipulation stage is the second phase in the 'power 3' concept, where the price moves in the opposite direction to the intended future direction. This stage is designed to mislead traders into taking positions on the wrong side of the market, thereby 'shaking out' weak hands before the true trend begins. An example from the script includes the price moving up during the London session, causing traders to take long positions before reversing lower.

💡Distribution

Distribution is the final phase in the 'power 3' concept, where the price moves in the intended direction after the manipulation stage. This is where the true trend of the market becomes apparent and positions taken during the accumulation phase are unloaded for profit. The script references this as the stage following a manipulation where the market expands in the expected direction.

💡Daily Bias

Daily bias refers to the expected general direction of the market for the day, either bullish or bearish. This bias is crucial for traders to align their strategies with the broader market trend. In the script, the daily bias is used to confirm the direction of trades during the London and New York sessions.

💡Optimal Trade Entry

Optimal Trade Entry is a specific point where traders are advised to enter a trade based on Fibonacci retracement levels, particularly the 62% retracement level. This strategy is used to maximize the potential for profit by entering the market at a point where the price is likely to continue in the desired direction. The script highlights using the 62% retracement level after a 20-pip retracement as an optimal trade entry point.

💡Retracement

Retracement refers to a temporary reversal in the direction of the market within a larger trend. It is used by traders to identify potential entry points. In the script, a retracement of at least 20 pips after 7 a.m. New York time is mentioned as a critical point to look for long or short trade entries.

💡Power 3

Power 3 is a trading concept that includes three components: accumulation, manipulation, and distribution. It outlines the typical behavior of price action and helps traders understand the phases of market movements. The script extensively explains how Power 3 is used to set up and execute trades based on daily biases.

💡Fibonacci Retracement

Fibonacci retracement is a technical analysis tool used to identify potential support and resistance levels by calculating the key levels between a high and low point. The 62% retracement level is highlighted in the script as a key entry point for trades. It helps traders anticipate where the price might reverse direction.

💡London Session

The London session refers to the trading hours when the London financial markets are open, typically from 3 a.m. to 12 p.m. New York time. It is significant due to the high volume of trades and liquidity. The script discusses using the London session's price movements to set up trades for the New York session.

💡New York Session

The New York session is the trading period when the New York financial markets are open, usually from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. New York time. This session is critical for executing trades based on the setups formed during the London session. The script advises traders to wait until 7 a.m. New York time to look for retracement opportunities for their trades.

Highlights

This is the last volume, Volume 3 of Mastering High Probability Scalping.

Focus is on previous day bank liquidity runs.

Key concept: Power 3 - accumulation, manipulation, and distribution phases.

Daily bias confirmation during the London session.

Long entries between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. New York time.

Look for at least a 20 pip retracement before taking a long trade.

Ideal entry at the 62% retracement Fibonacci level.

Targeting the high of the day or previous day's high.

For bearish setups, confirm a rejection above midnight New York opening price.

Waiting for retracements of at least 20 pips for shorts after 7:00 a.m.

Use old highs and lows on the 60-minute chart for potential reversals.

Importance of strict risk controls and money management.

Recommended risk is 1% of total account equity per setup, up to 2%.

Partial profit-taking to reduce risk and secure gains.

Experience and tape reading are crucial for successful trading.

Understanding that not all trades will be successful.

Use open, high, low, and close as primary indicators.

Focus on consistent, high-probability setups rather than frequent trades.

Transcripts

okay folks welcome back this is the last

volume volume 3 of mastering high

probability scalping and this is dealing

specifically with previous day bank

liquidity runs all right for some of you

this is gonna be a little bit of a

rehash but it's necessary so my dispose

of this whenever I refer to power 3 what

I'm referring to is the three components

that make up generic price action that's

the accumulation phase where long or

short positions are accumulated then a

manipulation stage where price goes the

opposite direction to what the intended

future direction will actually be

and then there's an arranged expansion

and then a distribution

we use this concept is when the daily

bias is bullish we're gonna be

confirming the London session was in

fact bullish that means did we see a

measure of bullishness after a attempt

to go lower was rejected and price has

seen a rally this would be enough for me

coupled with the daily bias being

bullish

then you said leave wait until 7:00 a.m.

New York time to stock your long entry

between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. New York

time typically the setup will form

after 7:00 a.m. New York time you're

going to be waiting for a price

retracement lower

New York session will retrace typically

from a swing high intraday that was

formed for the daily high or a

short-term high during the London

session

ideally you wanna be selecting

retracements of at least 20 pips are

lower

if no retracement of 20 pips forms by

9:00 a.m.

walk that means cut they don't try to

take any trades if you are exceedingly

bullish if you see a retracement of 10

to 15 pips sometimes this is enough

during this key time of day or a optimal

train entry long

you

if it does form enter on the 62 percent

retracement fib as it drops lower

you

expect price to retest the high of the

day or the previous day's high and then

look for targets one two and symmetrical

price swing on the FIB

as you see here's an example and I have

a vertical line here this is delineating

seven o'clock in the morning New York

time or the beginning of the New York

session and price creates a bounce in

the pre New York session but it's an

exceedingly large retracement and I'll

talk more about that when we mentioned

how the time or anticipate reversals

but after 7:00 a.m. which is that

vertical line we have a retracement of

20 pips actually it's a little bit more

than 20 pips here but this is a really

good set up but price trades down into

the optimal trade entry and a beautiful

market run

you

now looking at power 3 again we're

looking at the accumulation phase in

this case would be the accumulation of

short positions in a manipulation phase

where a price runs up higher during

London knocking out individuals that

would already be short and putting those

individuals on the wrong side trying to

glue long and then a nice move lower if

we see this occurring while at the same

time the daily bias is bearish this is

good and again to confirm them on the

session being bearish we want to see

price move above the opening price at

midnight New York time if that occurs

and price rejects that goes lower and

trades 25 to 30 pips lower at least

minimum for the London session

that would indicate at least the

expectation that New York sessions

should present a continuation idea or

bearishness now obviously you want a

little bit more movement beyond 30 pips

or so for the London session but

nonetheless you want to see that if

you're staying up and you don't want to

trade London teaching primarily the New

York session for the scalping model but

if you see the reasons that would

justify a bearish London session that

means again primarily with an open at

midnight New York time and attempt to

rally and rejecting that and trading

significantly off that now again what's

significant yeah 30 pips or more and

going into the New York session I want

to I want to dissapoint criteria when

are we waiting for 7:00 a.m. New York

time to stock our short position between

7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. New York time it

usually will form after 7:00 a.m. New

York time really waiting for a

retracement

New York session will typically retrace

from a swing low

now what's swing low the swing low that

was formed in the London decline the

initial decline once it starts to

retrace when we were looking for a price

to move higher

ideally when we selecting retracements

of at least 20 pips or more as it

retraces higher if their retracement of

20 pips forms by 9:00 a.m. we're gonna

be cutting bait or basically walking and

we'll be looking for another opportunity

the following day

if it does form we're looking to enter

at the 62% recent level as rallies up

again important that we want to be

selling short as price goes higher

we'll be anticipating an expecting price

to retest the low of the day

or the previous day's low

and or targets one two and eventually

symmetrical price swinging on the fit

here's an example here and again the

vertical line delineates the 7 a.m.

marker for the New York session so

immediately after that we were gonna be

on watch for a retracement higher of at

least 20 pips now again if you're having

very strong convictions about the market

being very bearish you can anticipate a

optimal trade entry form at 15 pips or

so you can get real aggressive if you're

gonna 5-minute chart and take 10 pip

retracements if you're extremely bearish

but that's gonna be for folks that have

done this for a while and has developed

a measurable amount of experience I

guess I'm looking for the word that

would best suit it but experience is

going to dictate that but to avoid false

setups it's better to wait for at least

the 20 pips move higher in this case for

a short frost little trade injury but

the key is waiting for a 20 pip rally

after 7:00 a.m. New York time while the

New York session is anticipating a

continuation lower of what was seen in

London so in other words if we're

looking for bearishness to continue from

a weak sell-off in overnight trading in

London we'll be looking for a

retracement after 7:00 a.m. New York

time to get a short-term a revolt

condition and that's going to be

capitalized on by an optimal trade entry

short trading short at 62% recent level

and then looking for the intraday low

that was formed to be retested and/or

the previous day's low and then after

that we would be looking for again

targets 1 2 and symmetrical price swing

on the fib know if you don't know what

those levels are on your fib and you're

watching this video for the first time

and having never seen any of my other

work if you go and look at my youtube

channel inner circle trader it will

obviously show you a optimal trade entry

primer and I'll show you how in that

video how to set your Fibonacci up so

you can see the levels I'm referring to

you

okay when to expect reversals when the

hourly or 60-minute chart

trades to an obvious old high or old low

that has shown a clear willingness to

reverse price before in the past okay

when it's obviously seen a reaction that

pushes price the opposite direction once

it's been traded to it this is most

likely going to repeat itself

now sometimes price will not respect and

hold high or low and these generic

support resistance levels will give way

and we never really know for sure so I

know what you're going to ask me is how

do I know if the old low or high is

going to hold price and cause it to

reject and go lower or higher and the

answer to that question is I don't know

that

think about that it's probably

unsettling I'm now I know some of you

want to have that answer and I wasted

years believing I would find it and I

found out you don't need to know that

sometimes you're gonna mess up sometimes

it's gonna be wrong and sometimes you're

get stopped out and it is what it is you

cannot escape it you're going to lose

money you're going to lose on trades and

there's no reason to worry about

now it's far better to expect them to

cause a reaction than not to why because

there's plenty of moves and price swings

between these key timeframes and higher

time frame price points that you

shouldn't have to worry about it

so there's a plethora of setups that

will be forming between these 60-minute

reversal points are old highs and lows

to not have to worry about it so here's

a little bit of logic for you if you

knew you're about to take a trade and

it's going to quickly encounter one of

these reference points on a 60-minute

chart an old high an old low where it's

shown classic support resistance

characteristics maybe that's a trait you

don't want to take or if you're going to

do it be very very nimble about where

you're getting out at don't anticipate a

run through that low or that old high in

this example here and this is real-world

examples I've done this actual trade

based on what I'm showing you here this

week it's the time of this recording

which others and individuals have called

me on Twitter they know exactly what I'm

talking about and you can go look at my

Twitter you'll see it for November 10th

2017 so we have a old low on an hourly

chart here for British Pound USD and as

price trades back down to it you would

anticipate a measurable bounce or

potential reversal so that means we

don't really want to be selling short

around that time because it may

encounter some measure of bullishness or

at least an unwillingness to go lower so

we used allotted that we may anticipate

a rally higher we can look for off the

maternity Long's in a new york session

on a reversal basis not a continuation

of what has been seen overnight in

London so eventually if we see that

60-minute chart

move higher and in break a market

structure as we've seen here then we can

look for the following day to do a

standard classic by day which you'll

learn about my tutorials and the market

trades down gives an optimal trade entry

long at the London open and like myself

here I was only 7 pips away for 50/50 if

you're using the spread from the very

low today calling

about a 80 pip move or so intraday and

very very nice run as a result of it but

the 60 minute charts going to help you

say it and filter when the market much

likely will reverse ok money management

while you develop and practice in your

demo camp it's important for you to

implement strict risk controls no no

this isn't fun isn't sound fascinating

it's not sexy but it really is your only

protection and in this business you need

everything you can to protect yourself

many times from yourself and if you want

to see what can be accomplished you need

to use how money management now for this

and many of my teachings you're gonna

see me preaching consider one percent

per setup that means one percent of your

total account equity and gradually

working your way up to 2 percent if this

meets your risk tolerance now I'm not

trying to talk you into these

percentages many times some of you whack

see elect to go with less than 1% and

there's nothing wrong with that some of

you want to be Cowboys and we'll treat

larger than 2% but my advice is if

you've not been profitable for at least

side 5 years minimum

I wouldn't even venture above 2% it's

just not worth it you know it's

important not to try to swing for

homeruns or take larger risk to try to

grow your account faster it's not

necessary it's reckless and you

shouldn't try to do it at all over

leverage will impede your development

and drastically decrease your chances of

seeing responsible equity growth as well

so if you look at a set as we have here

this is again it's a setup actually took

today in the market at November 10th

2017 in British Pound USD the London

setup I used and this is a London setup

so I'm not really teaching the

application in a New York setup but it's

the same principle if we are looking for

an auto trade entry long and this assume

for a moment we were trying to buy at

one-thirty one-twenty our stop loss

relative to the optimal trade entry

pattern and fib would be at 131 big

figures so we have a

PIPP range between entry to stop loss

from a risk base if we had an account of

say $1,000 already modest account and

having 1% of that our risk in dollar

terms would be a total of $10 less

commission and whatever it is that you

would be paying for your broker now that

$10 with 20 pips you divide that $10 by

20 pips and it gives you a multiple or

in this case your demo leverage would be

5 micro lots okay or about 50 cents per

pip by having this we know that

should not see a larger loss than 1% nor

$10 we took the loss our account with

drop down to 990 hours give or take

whatever Commission's your broker may or

may not charge

if we're trying to trade with this model

okay obviously you've seen many

instances where I've shown help taking

partial profits can remove that number

one barrier of being able to hold on to

the trade because you want to make a

profit you're afraid to take a loss and

you want to make money by taking partial

profits and in this case it'd be at 1:30

1:45

I'm sorry 130 154 would be our first

profit objective

by taking something off it removes that

insatiable desire to be right you've

taken something off you've reduced risk

but you also gave yourself that little

cookie that little pat on the back you

did something good and at this moment

you can choose to do that or if it

trades up to target one on your fib that

would be in this case 130 169 at that

moment then you can move your stop-loss

to break-even and take no partial and

then try to reach for target 2 and at

that point take a portion of the trade

off and then move to stop-loss just

below 130 154 or where would your top of

your fib would be we've anchored it on

the high point now you can move your

stop-loss just below that and then again

consider taking partial profits at the

symmetrical price wing and maybe leave a

little piece on go further or collapse

it entirely at the symmetrical price

wing the

Effects of money management and the

rules I have I've never been

I guess so rigid in the way I do it I

trade more or less within impulse with

what I feel the markets telling me and

it's hard to digest that and it's all

based on tape reading and tape reading

is you know that's an experiential thing

it's you can't you can't really teach it

you can't say here's what here's what

you do it's something you have to learn

by spending years nine days nine four

hours it's not a couple months years of

watching price action I've said many

times now and I'm a dinosaur I'm over 25

years doing this now so there's a lot of

experience and things I've seen that

tend to repeat themselves over and over

and over again in price and I'm very

rarely ever shocked or surprised by what

I see in price because it's usually the

same type of thing over and over again

but you would think with 25 years plus

doing it I would have a rigid exit

strategy and the closest thing I've got

is using these fibs and what I feel from

the marketplace now some of you will

take this insight that I've shared with

you and build a really strong rigid rule

based idea about when you take profits

and I've actually asked my own

mentorship students if they are able to

come out with something I would love to

be able to see that because I have

always been very honest and said that my

weakest point in my treating is the

exits I'm never satisfied with them

because I'm trying to crack that as like

entries I got like dialed in I knew what

I'm looking for but exits I'm always

looking for a way to improve that

because think about it that's how we get

paid so there's no real hard and fast

rule based you know routine that I do

they always follow it does you know how

much do I take off if I have ten Lots on

you know how many Lots do I take off it

first scale out how many do I take it

target one there's many times where I

won't take anything off at first profit

I'll wait for target one and I'll take

half off there and then I'll take

another portion off at target two and

then I'll have something on four

symmetrical price

and then if there's time left in a day

I'll leave another portion on for that

so it's all a matter of what I see and

feel in the marketplace and I know that

probably doesn't satisfy some of you

you're gonna assume and almost feel like

you shoot you're in a position where you

can demand that I tell you exactly what

I'm doing all the time and this is one

of those I just can't do that I don't

think it's really

a set in stone process that would be so

beneficial for you that you know if you

do it this way all the time

it's good enough I've not seen that

among experience so taking profits I

think it's something that's personal you

need to know what you're going to do and

you're gonna spend the rest of your life

you mastering that and never arriving at

mastery so that's gonna be it for this

volume I've covered a really good

approach to breaking down how the finest

setups the currency period you're

probably following if you're just

looking at one it's not going to give

you a set up every single day but if you

have a nice handful of pairs that you

know you're looking for specific

conditions as we outlined it will give

you a set up a couple times a week and

that's all you need you only need 23

pips a week at two percent risk and you

can double your account every single

calendar year by compounding six percent

return six percent a month is not a lot

it's very easy to get to but you have to

know you're looking for first and

hopefully in these three volumes in this

series it's been short enough and

concise enough for you to at least see

what it is that I can point to in a

chart and you can see it too and how it

repeats itself just consistency there's

continuity there is high probability and

it up except for that rule based ideas

that's lacking on the exits because it's

more or less you know you you're gonna

be winging it okay and I wish I could be

stronger in my approach to teaching that

but this is really no way for me to

formulate a always this is the way it's

done I got levels I like and based on

what I see in market action in time of

day because of my experience that'll

tell me what I want to do and it won't

always be the best way of doing it

sometimes it just takes off and goes on

and on and I won't be a part of that

move or sometimes I'm holding for

something like that and it doesn't

really run it just goes to target one or

maybe it goes up to first profit and I

didn't take anything off there and it

comes back and hits me on my stop so

there's things that you're gonna have to

blur

by experience and I can't teach T no one

else is gonna be able to see either and

you just have to accept that you know

there's gonna be things that you're not

gonna get answers to in trading that

you'll find the closest thing to

answering it by your own discovery and

be excited about that you don't don't

think that you have to know everything

right now because you don't there's a

lot of things that you're doing or about

to do or the way you think that's going

to be the impediment when you'd be

coming consistent or profitable at all

the person you sit sit and stare at in

the mirror that person is your biggest

enemy right now because they're telling

you all the good things and they're

trying to tell you not

to talk to yourself when you're doing it

wrong okay you need your conscious needs

to be

we need to be sensitive to your

conscience okay if you know what you're

doing is wrong even in a demo account

you need to stop in dis get yourself out

of the marketplace if you're not gonna

be focused and organized don't bother

with it okay but hopefully you've seen

enough with these three videos that I've

given you a way to go into the markets

every single day treating day and look

for opportunities even if it's in

hindsight it's beneficial to study it

but there's something that is specific

that now you can go into price action

and now seek it so many folks when they

first start they put all these

indicators on a chart and all these

things okay to distract themselves away

from the open high low and close and

open high low and close is the four best

indicators you're ever going to find in

price action its price so hopefully you

found this insightful hopefully you

enjoyed it

I'd love to have your feedback and one

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wish you good luck and good trading