ICT Charter Price Action Model 6 - Amplified Lesson

Summary

この動画スクリプトは、株式市場のトレーディング戦略に関するものです。主に、価格アクションモデルの応用方法を解説し、市場の動きを予測するためのテクニックを提供しています。トレーダーが市場の需要や利益を認識し、適切なタイミングで長ポジションを構築することを助けるために、リシチアルな分析とトレーディングの経験に基づいたアプローチが取られています。

Takeaways

• 📈 モデル6は、既存の価格アクションモデルの拡張です。
• 🛠️ トレーディングの際には、時間と価格フレームの組み合わせを考慮する必要があります。
• 💡 低抵抗の流動性ランと分形を探し、市場の動きを理解することが重要です。
• 📊 買いサイドの流動性ランと分形のステージは流動性の引き出しです。
• 📈 モデル6はコマース市場でのトレーディングから始まり、売 Shortsell は理解していませんでした。
• 🔄 市場は需求や関心によって引き寄せられる傾向があります。
• 🏦 一般の人たちは株式を買い、価値が増加して利益を得ることを理解していますが、売_SHORTは理解していません。
• 🤔 トレーディングにおいては、市場が集約的に長いポジションを取ることを期待します。
• 📌 モデル6は、買いポジションを取ることが中心であり、売サイドの低抵抗流動性ランと分形はモデル7で扱われます。
• 🔍 チャートを分析する際には、価格が現在どの価格帯にあるかを理解し、将来的にどこに到達する可能性があるかを予測する必要があります。
• 🛒 買い信号の識別に使用されるのは、市場メーカーの買いプロファイルや公平価値パターン（公平価値ギャップ、流動性ボイド、またはセルストップ）です。

Q & A

価格アクションモデル6（universal trading model）とは何ですか？

価格アクションモデル6は、既に示された教えを追加や放大することで、より深い洞察を提供するものです。これは、チャート内のフラクタルを見つける際に使用され、時間軸内でのフラクタルの組み合わせや、その中で低い抵抗を有するリクイドティラン、その中でどのようなアプローチを取るかを具体的に説明します。

初心者トレーダーがコマース市場で最初に学ぶべきことは何ですか？

初心者トレーダーは、まず買い側のリクイドティランとフラクタルのステージを理解することが重要です。これは、価格が達する可能性がある場所を認識し、その場所に関連する情報を使用して取引を行う方法を学ぶことによって達成されます。

トレーディングにおける「リワード」とは何を指すか？

トレーディングにおいて「リワード」とは、市場が利益をもたらす可能性のある方向性や価格レベルを指します。これは、買いまたは売りの取引において、市場が利益をもたらす可能性のある場所を予測する際に使用されます。

「マーケットメーカープロファイル」とは何ですか？

「マーケットメーカープロファイル」とは、市場メーカーが市場に提供する买卖注文のパターンを指します。これは、買いまたは売りのセットアップに分類され、市場の動きを予測し、取引のエントリーポイントを決定する際に使用されます。

「フェアバリュパターン」とは何を意味しますか？

「フェアバリュパターン」とは、価格アクションにおいて、価格が特定のレベルに到達する可能性が高いという条件を指します。これは、価格ギャップの埋め合わせ、リクイドティの欠如、またはセルストップの実行など、市場がフェアバリュを認識する箇所を示すために使用されます。

「リバーサル」とは何を指しますか？

「リバーサル」とは、市場の動きが一時的に逆方向に転換することを指します。これは、価格が上昇または下降した後、一時的にその動きを逆にし、反対の方向に移動することを意味します。

「アクムレーション」とは何を意味しますか？

「アクムレーション」とは、市場が特定の価格レベルで買い注文を積み上げ、価格が上昇するための基盤を形成することを指します。これは、市場がそのレベルで買い力が強まり、価格が上昇する可能性があることを示します。

「ディストリビューション」とは何を意味しますか？

「ディストリビューション」とは、市場が特定の価格レベルで売り注文を積み上げ、価格が下降するための基盤を形成することを指します。これは、市場がそのレベルで売り力が強まり、価格が下降する可能性があることを示します。

「ストップスイープ」とは何を指しますか？

「ストップスイープ」とは、市場で売買注文が止まり、価格が急速に逆方向に動き始めることを指します。これは、ストップロス注文がトリガーされ、市場がその方向性に戻る前に、一時的に価格が大幅に変動することを意味します。

「時間軸内でのセットアップ」とは何を意味しますか？

「時間軸内でのセットアップ」とは、特定の時間枠内でのみ有効な取引のセットアップを指します。これは、高い時間軸（例えば週足）で見たリワードやアクムレーションレベルを使用して、低い時間軸（例えば日足または4時間足）での取引のエントリーポイントを決定する際に使用されます。

「フラクタル」とは何を意味しますか？

「フラクタル」とは、市場の価格データを分析する際に使用される、反復的なパターンを指します。これは、市場の動きが異なる時間枠で同じパターンを形成することを示し、トレーダーが市場の動きを予測し、取引の戦略を立てるのに役立ちます。

Outlines

00:00

📈 トレーディングモデルの紹介と基本原則

この段落では、トレーディングモデルの紹介とその基本原則について説明されています。モデル6は、ユニバーサルトレーディングモデルとして、価格行動の分析に焦点を当てています。このセミナーの目的は、初回講義で学んだ内容を強化し、より深い理解を促すことです。トレーダーは、チャートを分析し、モデル6の教えを適用する必要があります。このモデルは、トレーダーの経験に基づいており、商品市場での取引から始まり、買いのみに焦点を当てたものです。モデル6は、将来の価格動きを予測し、取引のタイミングを決定するのに役立ちます。

05:01

🔍 市場の動きとリザーブシップ

この段落では、市場の動きとリザーブシップの概念について説明されています。トレーダーは、市場がどのように動き、どの価格レベルに到達するかを理解する必要があります。価格が低い抵抗レベルのリザーブシップランを分析することで、市場の動きを予測し、取引のタイミングを決定できます。このプロセスは、市場の需要や利益を反映した資産の買い入れに焦点を当てています。また、トレーダーは、市場の利益を最大化するために、買い売りの機会を認識する必要があります。

10:03

📊 チャート分析とトレーディング戦略

この段落では、チャート分析とトレーディング戦略の重要性について述べられています。トレーダーは、チャートを分析し、市場の動きを予測するための情報を収集する必要があります。高時間枠のチャート（例：週足）に基づいて、低時間枠のチャート（例：日足、4時間足）でエントリーパターンを特定します。このプロセスは、市場メーカーのプロファイルに基づいて、買い側のリザーブシップを分析することで、利益を追求する戦略を立てることができます。

15:04

💡 トレーディングの機会と市場の予測

この段落では、トレーディングの機会を見つける方法と市場の予測について説明されています。トレーダーは、市場の現在の位置と潜在的な目標価格レベルを理解し、取引の機会を特定する必要があります。市場メーカーのモデルを使用して、買い側のリザーブシップを分析し、市場の次の動きを予測します。このプロセスは、市場の動きに対する予測を高確率の条件として識別し、トレーディングの戦略を立てることができます。

20:05

📈 市場の動きとトレーディングの戦略

この段落では、市場の動きとその予測に基づくトレーディング戦略について述べられています。トレーダーは、市場の動きを理解し、適切な取引のタイミングを見つけるために、市場メーカーのモデルを使います。市場の動きは、価格のスイングとそれに伴う利益の機会を提供します。トレーダーは、市場の動きを予測し、買い入れるタイミングを決定することで、利益を追求することができます。

25:07

🌐 時間帯と市場の分析

この段落では、異なる時間帯での市場の動きと分析方法について説明されています。トレーダーは、週足、日足、4時間足などの異なる時間帯のチャートを分析し、市場の動きを予測します。各時間帯では、市場の動きが異なり、トレーディングの機会が変わることがあります。トレーダーは、これらの時間帯を適切に活用して、市場の動きを理解し、取引の戦略を立てることができます。

30:09

📊 市場メーカーモデルとトレーディングの内訳

この段落では、市場メーカーの買いモデルと売りモデルを使用して、市場の動きを分析し、トレーディングの内訳を理解する方法について説明されています。市場メーカーのモデルを使用することで、市場の買い入れや売りの機会を特定し、利益を追求することができます。このプロセスは、市場の動きに対する予測を高確率の条件として識別し、トレーディングの戦略を立てることができます。

35:13

🎨 トレーディングの内訳を図解する

この段落では、トレーディングの内訳を図解する方法について説明されています。トレーダーは、市場の動きを理解し、適切な取引のタイミングを見つけるために、市場メーカーのモデルを使います。このプロセスは、市場の動きを予測し、買い入れるタイミングを決定することで、利益を追求することができます。また、トレーダーは、チャートを分析し、市場の次の動きを予測するための情報を収集する必要があります。

Keywords

💡Price Action Model

価格アクションモデルは、市場の価格動きを分析し、取引のタイミングや方向を決定する手法です。このビデオでは、モデル番号6（ユニバーサル取引モデル）について説明されており、それを用いて市場のリザール性や需要を予測し、適切な取引戦略を立てることが中心的なテーマとなっています。

💡Liquidity

リキディティとは、資産を迅速かつ容易に変換できる市場の特性です。このビデオでは、リキディティが低い場所での取引の重要性や、市場の需要や供給を予測するためのリキデートラン（Liquidity Runs）の概念が説明されています。

💡Fractals

フラクタルとは、複雑系において見られる一様性を持つ形態のことを指します。このビデオでは、市場の価格動きにおいてフラクタルの概念が用いられており、市場のパターンを理解し、将来の動きを予測するための方法が説明されています。

💡Market Maker Profile

マーケットメーカープロファイルは、市場メーカーが売買を行う際に形成される価格パターンを指します。このビデオでは、マーケットメーカープロファイルがどのように使われ、取引のエントリーポイントやエグジットストラテジーを決定するのに役立つかについて説明されています。

💡Fair Value

フェアバリュは、資産の適正な価格を指します。このビデオでは、フェアバリュの概念が使われており、市場の価格がフェアバリュに達するか、またはフェアバリュギャップが埋められるタイミングを取引のタイミングとして使用する方法が説明されています。

💡Support and Resistance

サポートとレジスタンスは、相場が下落または上昇する際に影響を受ける価格レベルを指します。サポートは価格が下落する時に形成される抵抗ラインであり、レジスタンスは上昇する時に形成される抵抗ラインです。このビデオでは、サポートとレジスタンスのレベルを特定し、取引の戦略を立てることの重要性が説明されています。

💡Short Selling

ショートセリングとは、投資家が所有していない証券を市場に売り、その後価格が下落して再購入する際に利益を得る技法です。このビデオでは、ショートセリングがどのように機能し、市場の動向を予測する上でどのように使用されるかについて説明されています。

💡Position Trading

ポジショントレーディングとは、長期間保持することで利益を狙う取引の方法です。このビデオでは、ポジショントレーディングの概念が説明され、市場の動きを予測し、適切なエントリーポイントとエグジットストラテジーを立てることの重要性が強調されています。

💡Time Frames

タイムフレームとは、取引や分析において使用される時間の範囲を指します。このビデオでは、異なるタイムフレームを使用して市場の動きを分析し、取引戦略を立てることの重要性が説明されています。

💡Reaccumulation

リアキュムレーションとは、市場が一定期間の取引を行った後、再び買い入れや売り入れを始めるプロセスを指します。このビデオでは、リアキュムレーションの段階を理解し、市場の動きを予測するための方法が説明されています。

💡Market Structure Break

マーケットストラクチャブレイクとは、市場の価格がこれまでのトレンドを破り、新しい方向性を示す動きを指します。このビデオでは、マーケットストラクチャブレイクを特定し、それを使用して取引のタイミングを決定する方法が説明されています。

Highlights

The session focuses on enhancing understanding of Price Action Model Number Six, which is a universal trading model.

The model is an amplification of previously taught concepts, aiming to provide more insights on identifying fractals within larger price movements.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing low resistance liquidity runs and fractals to effectively trade within the market.

The model is particularly useful for those who started as buyers and focused on commodity markets, like the speaker.

Short selling is a concept that is often misunderstood by the layperson, but it is a common practice in everyday life, albeit in a different context.

The speaker's preference for buying assets over short selling is rooted in their initial experience in the market and their focus on rally markets.

The market is predisposed to rally because of demand, interest, and participation from people, which is a key concept in the model.

The model is designed to help traders identify where the market is likely to reach, providing a targeted premium array for trading decisions.

The higher time frame acts as the stage for the setup, which occurs on a lower time frame, with entry patterns found on even lower time frames.

The market maker profile is a key component of the model, with buy setups universally found in both market maker buy and sell models.

Fair value patterns are central to the model, taking the form of gap filling in liquidity voids or running sell stops.

The model is based on probabilities, with no guarantee of 100% accuracy, but it aims to identify high-probability conditions for trading.

The speaker provides a detailed explanation of how to identify and trade using the market maker sell model, emphasizing the importance of understanding the fractal approach.

The model allows for the identification of one or two buying opportunities before the market reaches the premium array, depending on the time frame.

The speaker discusses the internal dialogue and thought process behind identifying price swings and potential trading opportunities within the market.

The session concludes with an invitation for participants to study the model conceptually, apply it to various time frames, and identify market maker buy and sell models in their own charts.

Transcripts

okay folks welcome back all right it's

going to be part two and somewhat of a a

re visiting of the initial lesson so

while it does say here in the title

price action model number six universal

trading model this is like

6.1 okay so it's like a an addition or

amplification of what was already shown

to you you should have gone through your

charts looking for examples of what was

taught in the preliminary lesson for

model number six but I'm going to build

on that today and give you a little bit

more insights on how we look for the

fractals within the larger hole break

them down so that we have a concise

approach on how you pair the time frames

within the fractal and frame out low

resistance liquidity runs within that

that

information

okay as a

review the buy side low resistance

liquidity runs and

fractals the stage is a liquidity draw

that means we have to know where price

is reaching up to and this model is like

my go-to all the time uh because I

started as a Trader with the commodity

markets uh and I didn't understand Short

Selling I focused primarily on buying

only

so since that's where I started and I

has set my roots very deep in the

marketplace in terms of being a buyer of

assets versus a short seller not that

can't short sell you've seen many

examples of that and my content teaches

how to do that and model number six is

just a a dimensionally opposed view of

what's being taught in six so we'll be

looking at the cell side low resistance

theity runs in fractals for model number

seven so that we can kind of like

anticipate what's coming that's what it

is but the goto aspects of this

model it resonates with me as a Trader

because it

builds on a lot of experience because I

started as a buyer only and didn't want

to short CS I didn't understand it I was

afraid of it back in the 90s

but understanding that markets are

predisposed to Rally

because it's being drawn in as a um an

asset of demand or interest or people

wanting to be a participant in it and

most of the time that's going to be

viewed in the in the form of

accumulating a long position in

it the

common lay person uh that's not an

active Trader they understand the

concept of buying a share of stock and

hopefully seeing it appreciate in Share

value and then therefore making a profit

uh the lay person generally doesn't

understand shorting something that you

don't own and buying it back at a later

time at a lower price and then profiting

um but we do that transaction all the

time in our real day-to-day life you

know Short Selling we we do short

sellings all the time um but the concept

of

investing and short selling is alien

okay so that's why I started with this

one first before I did to sell side low

resistance to quility runs with

fractals because it just like I said it

resonates with

me and if you see a lot of the examples

I show um I'm doing that very thing if

you go back and look at the sample size

of all the examples either on like when

I was doing Forum work and sharing back

in 2010 uh predominantly it was majority

of it was buying uh because when I go

into the marketplace I'm looking for

reasons for it to Rally okay um not

because I'm a perm bu not because you

know I can't find short selling

opportunities because you guys know that

can uh it's just I know that's

predominantly what the Market's going to

entice participants to do buy into it

okay so I don't need to be into

positions or transactions very long to

see a profit and you're going to see how

we can break down the market from a

fractal standpoint and use the

information with low resistance

liquidity runs but initially we had to

know what the draw is on liquidity in

other words where is price right now and

where is it most likely reaching up to

okay it may be a move that's underway

presently that youve just identified and

may be late to the party you don't have

the lowest entry point uh for the

maximum reward that's not necessary it's

not required to to find profitable

setups but we do look for where the

market is right now at current market

action price to where it may reach to so

we're looking for a

targeted premium array so where is the

market trying to reach up to relative to

higher time frame now the higher time

frame is going to be the stage okay the

setup is going to be on your lower time

frame behind that in other words if

we're looking at for instance a weekly

chart for our liquidity draw for our

stage our setup's going to occur

on the daily chart and our entry pattern

will be found on the 4 Hour okay so

that's how we break it down Within

fractal format and we frame out buy side

low resistance liquidity

runs the setup is going to be a buy

side liquidity draw or in other words

buy

stops within a market maker profile now

it's generically classified here as just

a market maker profile because we can

find buy setups universally in both a

market maker buy or a market maker sell

model it's either or doesn't make a

difference and I'm going to kind of

cover that today and then the pattern

itself we're looking for is fair value

now before we get into it just in your

notes the fair value pattern is either

going to be in the form of a fair value

Gap filling in liquidity void or running

cell stops okay all three of those are

fair value you can't get any fairer than

running out sell stops and buying them

up uh you obviously know the value of

buying a gap that's filled and or a

liquidity void that's filled okay so our

pattern is one of those three things

okay so fair value is up to you and what

you see on the chart uh some of the

setups in the price action won't provide

you a fair value Gap or a liquidity void

so what are you going to be looking for

for r on sell stops okay it's very easy

to classify that if it's a fair value

Gap most likely won't go for the sell

stops it'll just go down re balance at

the at the Gap or the void once it

closes it it won't want to go below the

low to take the cell stops especially if

there was a recent run on Cell stops so

the likelihood of them coming back once

more to take out cell stops is less

likely to occur can happen sure it can

but for your notes and as a general rule

of thumb and that's all we really

operate in is probabilities there's no

guarantee you know the things I'm

teaching here is going to be 100% in

fact I'm telling you it's not going to

be 100% but we're looking for for high

probability conditions and this is going

to help you frame that those those

ideas okay I'm just going to Breeze

through this because this is the same

information we had in the initial

presentation of model number six you

guys can see these notes but again I

want to preface the real meat of the

content is that you have to understand

where the Market's most likely going up

to everyone knows

the market can reach up to a bearish

order

block many times that's just going to be

the end of the move and it may go in

consolidation or retrace a little bit

then continue even higher all we're

looking for is the

next most likely High probable premium

array okay on a higher time frame that

may be a bearish order block it may be a

fair value Gap that's above current

market price or it could be an old high

that we anticipate seeing it run above

okay it's not important whether the

long-term higher time frame move is

going to continue that's not what's

necessary we just need to know where

it's going to reach for and then we

frame that out relative the things we're

talking about in this

model and again obviously you have to

know are we at a current market price

that would present a discount array to

propel or rally price up to that premium

array or that buy side liquidity draw

okay between those two points we will be

identifying one or two because we're

looking at a market maker sell model

initially here okay so the pattern or

the uh the setup if you will

is the market maker cell model and we're

using the buy side of the curve okay so

before it turns and reverses everything

to the left of the reversal point is our

range okay so we're trading between

where we believe there is a discount

array up to our targeted premium

array there may be two opportunities

using the model as a market cell

model doesn't have to create two but we

will look for one okay now in your notes

the higher time frame scenarios tend to

have

two stage or two opportunities to go

long before it reaches the premium array

the lower time frames tend to just go in

one move up okay so it goes your your

buy it rallies a little bit and then

retraces one time there's your initial

buy after the move has already started

and then it takes off and reaches for

the the buy side liquidity

pool so if we're in a higher time frame

we anticipate this fractal to create two

buying

opportunities again we don't you know

more enforce that as a all the time

Panacea but from a rule based standpoint

looking back over many many examples the

higher time frame tends to give us two

opportunities so if you miss the initial

one then you have a secondary many times

on a higher time frame to get a buying

opportunity to reach for that higher

time frame premium right so in other

words if this is say a weekly chart or a

daily chart or maybe even a 4H hour

chart uh generally you'll see two

opportunities anything less than 4 Hour

it can create just one opportunity to

get to the premium array and then it

creates the reversal okay the market

maker sell model will

unfold okay and obviously we know

looking at the notes Here we' seen it

before but I just want to have it here

for completeness

sake but now let's Tak a little bit more

information out of this

fractal when we look at this what we're

really gauging in the marketplace

is the likelihood of a price swing up to

go down what we're looking at as an

overall price swing is the market should

rally up to create a selling opportunity

and then distribution should come in the

marketplace but we can participate in

the rally up because we know what the

level is they're likely to reach for

that creates a later term

selloff so if we know we're below that

future quote unquote resistance that

would create a selling

opportunity it's feasible for us to find

an opportunity to go long and if we can

do that then we can find an opportunity

to trade or engage price

action we can be Nim

later on and when it trades up to that b

side liquidity pole if it trades that

premium aray we can see that as a

selling opportunity as a later time but

for right now I'm teaching one section

of the model and one aspect of the

fractal so try not to you know have all

these questions about what happens when

we get on the other side of the

liquidity draw is it going to be a sell

off here and you already I'm already

anticipating 50,000 questions going to

come to me okay either by email or

Twitter or direct message or whatever

and they're going to ask me all about

the cell side of the curve words after

the reversal stop trying to go ahead

stop trying to skip ahead and just focus

on the modular approach I'm giving

you if you just focus on one piece at a

time you'll get the whole picture at the

end but if you try to do everything at

one time you're never going to you're

not going to get it and there's folks

still in the mentorship that don't know

how to find market maker buy models and

sell models so I'm teaching you the very

basic approach that gets you to that

level of understanding where they will

form and what to do with that

information how to engage prices with

it so in essence let's take a look at

what's actually going on in this overall

fractal essentially what we have here is

a price swing higher to go lower okay so

if you look at it like a bell

curve okay I created this uh graph to

kind of like give you the uh the

internal dialogue how I see price swings

and we're going to use this model uh on

a weekly basis so we're anticipating a

rally in the weekly chart that will form

a later likely sell off now our interest

is only on the buy side of the curve so

everything to the left of this price

swing where it makes its reversal to

high at the buy side

liquidity the weekly charts range that

you're looking at is where Price is

Right now or where could trade down into

and it becomes a point of accumulation

that could be a bullish order block it

could be a fair value Gap that gets

filled that creates the buying

opportunity initially uh it could be an

old low that would ran out in Turtle

soups and starts to run

higher primarily we're looking for some

measure of

consolidation initially and then a run

out of that

consolidation then we'll find hopefully

the

first reaccumulation price point in the

uh impulse leg that leads to the bicy

equility pool or premium array

the reason why I'm giving you uh

different examples of what these PD

arrays may be is because every trading

opportunity is going to be different

okay not every price swing is going to

have like I said a bullish or block that

starts it off it could be a old low

that's ran out which is a turtle soup

and just continuously runs from there

but once we see the setup okay where may

be looking for a run from this area here

which would be accumulation inside of a

consolidation if it leaves that area in

this price point here which is anywhere

between 20 and 30% of the initial price

swing where we anticipate where we're at

and where it may reach for okay so words

the Market's trading down here the

weekly chart has a fair value gap or a

bearish order block up here okay

whatever that price would be

conceptually we're looking for the

initial buying opportunity after it

already starts to run okay we don't need

to be right down here once it starts to

run between 20 and 30% of that

anticipated range which is where we

believe it is now and where it may be

reaching up too 20 to 30% of that range

that's where the first buying

opportunity is going to be okay so the

reason why I'm saying 20 to 30 is

because it may be a little bit higher

than we anticipate once it starts to

trade up here okay so think about how we

learned about grading price

swings if this is our low or anticipated

point of origin and our Terminus which

is up here whatever that range is if we

break that down into four equal

quadrants then we can go 25 50 75 and

Terminus is

100% but because Terminus may be a

variable that's unknown this is just the

initial Terminus this is what we frame

the setup on but it may change and and

evolve at a later time based on what

scenario unfolds over here at stage two

of

reaccumulation okay so just understand

that there's a little bit of a gray area

in there and it's not to scare you it's

not to make it impossible it just based

on what you see in price action we may

only get that one stage of re accumul

and then it runs directly to terminus

but if it runs up and falls short and

starts to

correct you have a built-in Advantage

because now you can start looking at

projections with the price swing and the

Fib on the retracement that takes place

at stage two re uh reaccumulation other

words say secondary buying

opportunity if the FIB projections like

127 or 168 extensions on your FIB if

they start aligning up here with that

that premium array for their buy side

liquidity draw then you know that this

is a really good opportunity to be uh

entering on along and reaching up to

that price

point if we see price has already hit

termus on an old move that we didn't see

maybe or maybe we participated in it we

don't you know we don't know I'm just

giving you a range of ideas here as

price starts to break down if it takes

out the second level or second stage

reaccumulation on the left side of the

curve or the buy side of the curve of a

market Mak a sell model if it breaks

that down and trades below the

first okay what will happen is many

times it will reach for the sell stops

that would be resting right below stage

one

reaccumulation so if this is a market

maker sell model that becomes a buying

opportunity over here okay what we're

reaching for is the sell stops below

stage one

reaccumulation okay so just look

directly across the curve where is the

low in here once it takes that out and

then it'll probably resume and go higher

okay so that's the third opportunity

using the market maker sell model but

looking for buys

only if we're looking at this

opportunity on the time frame of a

weekly notice I have your little

notations here you're going to see this

form on a

daily and or 4

hour that's where these price swings are

going to

occur how you can use this information

even further is if you're not

comfortable with holding swing trades or

position trades because this is what

these can tend to

be you can use the opportunities when

price gets in these areas here if you

think price is going up here on a weekly

and you're down here then what you can

do is you can look for opportunities to

be a

buyer on one Monday Tuesday and

Wednesday when price is between this

price point and this price

point now think about what I just told

you you're framing out one shot one kill

with the weekly idea in in

mind if you're

here and again this is all frame on

weekly you can look for one shot one

kill scenarios for Monday Tuesday or

Wednesday and wait for the bite

liquidity poll or bite liquidity draw to

be reached as a Terminus for your one

shot one kill going back to this one

here you can be a shortterm swing Trader

and be buying in here with the

expectation taking profits at this level

here before the retracement and then buy

again which is pyramiding so you buy two

standard Lots down here of a particular

pair and you take profits up here okay

and once it retraces you can add on

two so that way you have your your two

here you took off one you retrace you

add two more and you run up to this

price point here and you

compound your potential winnings and

trade with a high time frame premise in

mind

if you didn't understand what I just

said go back in the recording and listen

to it again because I just gave you a

way of using a position trading model

use it for swing trading and or

shortterm One Shot One

Kill when we get over here this becomes

a position trade opportunity because

we're looking at a weekly opportunity

framework so if we're going to be

entering down here the model's based on

position trading it can be swing trading

um but more or less it's it's going to

most likely want to run above this old

high it doesn't have to Define

profitability but that would be the

framework for the entry down here if if

you're going to take that and use it

with this

model eventually though if the uh the

market does break down it's going to be

looking for the stops below here for

offset

distribution all right so if this model

is on a daily

chart everything is framed with the

daily potential price move up to a

buy side liquidity draw or premium

array this will be seen or the first

stage of reaccumulation will be seen on

the 4 Hour and or the 60-minute chart

and the same thing I just said for the

previous

slide for stage two

reaccumulation is attributed the same

price point and then reaching for

Terminus here again the same model idea

is if we break below

stage one reaccumulation on The Bu side

of the curve over here this could be a

longer term buying opportunity so in

other words it could be a swing trade or

it could be the uh the beginning of a

beautiful position entry long-term

position

entry if we have the time frame seen on

The Daily and we are at this price point

here and we think the daily is going to

reach out to this price point later on a

4H hour and 60 Minute in this area here

we can

frame uh short-term trades for instance

this say this is a Tuesday if it's

trading here we would anticipate it

trading up to this price point on

Wednesday and on Wednesday we could see

a trade up to Thursday and Thursday

could create the

what reversal Market profile and then

you would see all that distribution take

place going into the beginning of Friday

and in Friday May or Monday May set up

the buying opportunity that starts here

and takes us up to a higher price point

so you can start seeing how all these

things become a measure of internal

dialogue so not only you're just looking

at candles but you're looking at how all

these things mesh together from a

fractal standpoint using the ICT Market

maker buy and sell models using the sell

model here there's lots of ways you can

use the information to frame particular

setups relative to to what you're

comfortable trading now we'll take it

down one more time frame to a 4 Hour say

we see price is trading down here we

anticipate it's going to be up here we

do our uh price

grading okay we can see potential

quadrant but between 20 and 30% that's

where the first stage of reaccumulation

is going to occur you'll see that on the

60 Minute and 15 minute time frame and

stage two re accumul ation will be in

here when we get into these lower time

frames then we can start looking at how

we can incorporate the 20 I'm sorry the

10 to 20 and the 30 pip stop sweeps and

it becomes a lot more precise if we're

down here say on a Tuesday same model

that we mentioned earlier we can

anticipate a run up into this area here

for Wednesday and then Wednesday we

anticipate a run up into Thursday

creating the high generally Thursday New

York open and then the reversal going

into the week

if we see that we're in this area here

and say we started the move in London

and we haven't met where we anticipate

stage two

reaccumulation we can look for New York

to create a continuation to take us up

into this area here and we can leave a

piece on to get it exit to that Terminus

here so we can start doing our time of

day trades which is like New York and

I'll be honest with you when I look at

the market for the last year everything

I've done on Twitter publicly this is

the model I've used here when it's been

buying go back and look at my examples

they're all there okay everything I just

told you as it relates to this 4 Hour

using the Monday Tuesday and Wednesday

model I just gave it to you right here

okay but you have to know all those

things that we went through in the 12

months of core content

and then build it all together into one

model and you'll see very quickly it's

easy to find the setups if you can frame

it like this but you have to have the

time frame you're looking at which is

your stage if you're like a 4our chart

don't let me force you to look at a

daily and a weekly okay if you are

comfortable with a 4our and you can see

what institution overflow is on the 4

Hour are we bullish or bearish are we

seeing uh down Clos candles support in

price are up closed candles being broken

are we clearing new highs and not

breaking down okay everything's in you

know indicating that we're in a strong

bullish institutional

orderflow if that's the

case then we can be safe and wanting to

go with Longs only now it doesn't mean

we're not going to be stung and and and

wrong we can be okay and we could be re

you

know you relying on something that's not

in the charts okay that's why you have

to have stop losses

but with what I just showed you here

when the price comes to these levels

what are we looking for and I I don't

believe I mentioned this in the previous

opportunities in other slides but when

price starts to retrace many times it's

going to be looking for a fair value Gap

in here if there's no fair value Gap in

this consolidation in stage one

reaccumulation in other words after the

first initial price swing if it doesn't

create any fair value Gap then it's

going to most likely go down and run a

short-term low seen on the 15-minute

time frame okay that's what that means

and once it runs those stops then it'll

expand and have an expansion to the

upside until we get into the area with

time and price where we expect to see

stage two

reaccumulation same thing happens in

that consolidation any retracement we're

going to looking for a fair value Gap

liquidity void something like that if it

doesn't exist then we'll be looking for

the sell stops

the fair value Gap is also a bullish

order block because that would be

closing in any

inefficiencies price would run to

terminus and then obviously you we would

look for some measure of consolidation

or potentially a

reversal okay and lastly looking at this

model on a 60-minute time time frame if

the chart's saying that we're down here

and we anticipate price is going to be

up up here that's our range that we're

trading in so once price starts to move

up about 20 to 30% of the anticipated

Terminus or the objective between where

Terminus would be what we're aiming for

and where price is now 20

30% there should be some setup form itpa

will recalibrate run for fair value Gap

or sell stops and then run to another

area in here time and price should meet

could be a trading session it could be a

trading day and then another fair value

Gap or sell stop run and goes the

Terminus again same premise uh this

could be time of day this could be like

London close where it ends it or it

could be Wednesday Market reversal or

Thursday Market reversal if this was a

fomc uh

Thursday then this rally could be up

here to Friday creating the market

reversal High

okay or could be uh this is Wednesday

and we trade into um fomc here and then

Thursday creates the high of the week

because there's a there's so many

different variables and I can't give you

every possible one because I'm not in

front of the chart at the same time with

the calendar and what's available in

price action is it a fair value Gap in

this area in this consolidation if there

isn't then it's going to probably reach

for the sell stops okay if

if we see a rally in here on the

60-minute time frame this is for 60

Minute or less once we get to 60-minute

time frame if we rally up and we stop in

here we could create a a short-term high

if 20 to 30 or 10 20 or 30 Pips is where

we get to terminus then we know that we

have a strong likelihood of the market

not running the sell stops okay go back

to the notes about grading price swings

generally they don't want to have a run

on stops and this will be the last push

in that price move and it'll be the most

accelerated price price swing so while

this point here to here may be nice and

solid going up it'll many times take

this move from stage two re accumulation

to terminus in less time than it did

from this area here to this area and

again we may not even have a stage to

reaccumulation in this market maker cell

model it may be just see just entering

here and then it just takes off how do

you know when that's going to happen

well if your Terminus is predetermined

here you think this is where the target

is if we rally up and leave 30 Pips or

less when it starts to consolidate there

isn't going to be a second one so

whatever you're going to do for your

trade do it all on that one entry and

then it takes off and goes here so in

other words main time stage two will

really just be stage one and there won't

be a stage two it'll just go right to

terminus and it'll be over

okay so this is what we're looking at

internally and you want to look at your

price action relative to whatever time

frame you're using with this in mind

okay and you frame out everything that

this gave you in the previous

slides okay in

continuation using the market maker buy

model

we're looking for

a discount

array to find some measure of buying and

our Terminus will be some liquidity pool

resting above equal highs many

times we're focusing on the buy side of

the curve here and you'll get one or

two stage re

accumulations and if we obviously focus

on points like this um where it says the

liquidity this may be the last stage or

second stage of

redistribution in a

larger buy model okay so in other words

like this one

here this consolidation and then drop

down if you can think about it in a a a

smaller form we could be looking at this

this here this consolidation may be this

high of a larger buy model and that's

how price is fractal but we need to know

where price is relative to our time

frame we're looking at for our stage and

if we identify this down here as a

discount arate where we think price is

going to potentially reverse we don't

need to know if it's going to reverse

and be in there at that price point we

don't need that okay that's a smart

money reversal you don't need that to be

profitable we're going to wait for price

to find that reversal okay once it

creates it then we'll be looking for the

buy side of the curve to unfold

targeting the liquidity over here okay

now thinking back what I just mentioned

as a potential model this high that

drops down and reverses that may

be this area here okay in other words if

we looked at this price Swing From Here

down to here that may be this whole

business here being this high and then

trading down that's this price swing

here on a larger buy model and I

probably confused it but go back and

listen to the video again and you'll see

what I mean we start showing examples um

I'm going to invite you all to be

putting what you see in your own study

in the thread and I'll give you examples

each week too that we can see it but I

want you to study it first conceptually

go into your charts and see these things

find them okay and if you don't find

them right away if it's very hard it's

okay okay it's normal but once you start

seeing some of the examples from me and

other people in our mentorship you'll

see really quickly how fast your setups

will start jumping off the chart and how

you can frame them relative to time the

fractals and the

model but we have stage one and stage

two of reaccumulation on the B side of

the curve and Terminus would be some

measure of a run above the original

consolidation over

here so keeping that in

mind this model may not have two stages

of reaccumulation it may just give you

one uh the way you determine if it's

going to be stage one only or stage two

is once we leave the uh consolidation

that starts the smart money reversal

once we have that market structure break

if it rallies all the way up to just 30

Pips or less below here then it's only

going to be one r run retracement rather

and then it goes to terminus okay so

it's very easy for you to determine if

you're going to have one or two stage re

accumulations it just goes back to the

Ia 30 pip 20 pip and 10 pip stop sweeps

that's how you use that for a

filter all right so conceptually and

internally this is how I see every price

swing going down that may set up a

buying opportunity you have a measure of

accumulation in here what it

accumulating short positions Market

drops down there's an area of

redistribution or stage one

redistribution drops down again area of

redistribution or stage two distribution

it goes down to ter uh well not Terminus

but it'll go to our sell side liquidity

pool now it could be a Terminus of

a u Market maker sell model which would

have been over here they created the

sell off here then you have distribution

redistribution and in termis for that

previous Market make your sell model uh

for an example something like that uh if

you look at the dollar swissy

um right now it's September 16th

2018 um and I I'll share this actually

tomorrow in the in the thread after

posting this um

it's really late right now where I'm at

so it's going to be a late uh posting

for you probably won't be watching it

till Monday morning your time but

looking at where we have the sell side

liquidity pool here when price goes down

here we would anticipate a measure of uh

support potential buying uh we don't

need to be in at that price point we

want to see a market structure break to

the upside and then again using our

accumulation point or where the equal

Highs are or original consolidation

that's our Terminus plus 10 plus 20 plus

30 Pips okay uh really we're just aiming

for the initial

consolidation high and that's going to

be the end of it so that's Terminus so

we look at where we think the Market's

going to trade down to and create a

buying opportunity and where that

original consolidation is that's our

range that we're trading in okay so

we're using internal range liquidity to

trade going long going long and then

reaching into this area here for our

profit

objectives the first stage of

reaccumulation is in

here with the market

maker buy

model what you're going to do is you're

going to look over here and find where

the redistribution area was on the sell

side of the curve which is when you see

a price when it goes down and it starts

to go up the curve is divided by the r

reversal point at the low everything to

the left that's your sell side of the

curve when you're looking for buying

opportunities you're going to go

directly across and find where the

redistribution area was in the up closed

candles that's where your buying

opportunity is going to overlap because

everything that was done here selling

short they're going to mitigate that

okay anything over here as an up Clos

candle or candles will be the basis of

your second stage

reaccumulation what is the uh the

pattern you're looking for again optimal

trade entry fair value Gap bullish order

block um the liquidity voids being

filled if there's a lack of any

imbalances on the buy side that don't

need to be rebalanced with sell side

delivery then they're probably going to

run back for sell

stops then look for expansion to get to

the original consolidation run above

that completing the market maker buy

model when we have examples of this

it'll be much

clearer and you'll be able to see what

it looks like and it'll

burn the market maker models at a

greater depth of detail far more than it

ever has before

but using this example here okay I want

you to draw this out in your

own artistic ability for your own

notebook everything you see here as you

see it draw it out and then do it for

each time frame like I did with the

previous slides where I showed the

weekly then I showed you each area in

here would be relative to a daily in 4

hour then on a daily chart I showed that

it would be a 4 hour and 60 Minute chart

so on go back through the slides and on

your PDF and use it and create the same

models in your own handwriting using

this okay put that in your journal and

then go through the charts go back

through old data look at stocks look at

commod Commodities look at indices look

at Forex

pairs tell me if you don't see these

things

unfolding all across all assets and by

using the model that I gave you relative

to the time frames break them down and

you'll see the market maker sell model

and the market maker buy model in high

def presentation you'll be able to see

it once you have that ability to find

them and old data then you'll know what

to look for going forward but you have

to know where the price points are that

create the buying opportunity which is a

discount array and over here we're

looking for the accumulation original

consolidation to be taken out okay and

that's over here and that's going to be

it for this presentation until next time

I wish you good luck and good Trading