0:02 What is good, bros? This is going to be
0:04 a video going indepth on how I was able
0:05 to make
0:08 $291,000 with a new aggressive trading
0:10 strategy. I'm going to be covering it
0:12 from A to Z to explain to you guys this
0:15 new kind of aggressive scalping strategy
0:16 that a lot of you guys have been asking
0:18 me about how I find entries and exits
0:19 and then a couple examples of how to
0:21 find it on the charts. So, with that
0:23 being said, we'll just jump straight
0:25 into this. Again, if you guys want to
0:27 fact check all of this, I post literally
0:29 every single trade that I take from
0:32 market open to entries and exits and
0:34 showing you guys P&L and all of that in
0:36 trade recaps that are posted live on
0:37 YouTube where I'm literally saying,
0:40 "Hey, I'm entering right here. Hey, I'm
0:42 exiting right here. This is how much I
0:43 made today. This is how much I lost
0:45 today." So, you guys can go back over
0:47 through the past month and then double
0:49 check this. And yeah, with that being
0:51 said, let's jump into the charts and we
0:53 will get into it. First thing that I
0:55 want to explain is I mean there's a lot
0:56 of things that I got to explain for
0:58 real. The first thing that I want to
1:00 mention this is an aggressive trading
1:03 strategy. So this isn't just a full
1:06 abandonment of my higher time frame
1:07 strategy where I'm on the 5minut time
1:09 frame. I'm looking for break of
1:11 structure fair value gap breaker block
1:13 equilibrium order block fill and then
1:15 scale down to the one minute time frame
1:17 and then find entries from there. Okay,
1:18 that is still completely valid. One of
1:21 my least favorite things is when you
1:23 guys see a new strategy video by me, and
1:25 I know this shit's going to happen with
1:27 this video. So, just please keep this in
1:30 mind. This does not mean that that old
1:33 strategy that I was using and I still
1:35 use to this day is just done. It's
1:38 nerfed. It's it's over, okay? It doesn't
1:40 work anymore. It still works perfectly
1:41 fine. And I still use it on a daily
1:44 basis. But this strategy is something
1:46 that I use when I'm trying to find
1:47 aggressive entries and when I'm super
1:50 sure and super set on a strong bias for
1:52 the day. For example, like if we have a
1:54 super strong drawn liquidity or if I
1:56 have a super strong bias of where price
1:58 is going to go, this strategy gives me
2:01 the opportunity to get skin in the game
2:05 before that 5minut kind of slower but
2:09 safer higher time frame entry strategy
2:11 gives me the opportunity to enter. And
2:13 this more aggressive strategy lets me
2:15 get skin in the game with the potential
2:17 to lose because again it's more
2:19 aggressive. It's on the lower time
2:21 frames. But when I have a super strong
2:24 bias, I am willing to put some risk on
2:26 the table because if I have a strong
2:29 bias, I don't want to be left out of the
2:31 move and be sitting there being like,
2:32 damn, I knew exactly where the market
2:34 wanted to go today, but I didn't make
2:36 any money. I wish I could have entered.
2:38 And that's exactly why I even started
2:40 trading this way. So that's the first
2:41 thing. The second thing that I want you
2:43 guys to keep in mind is when I am
2:46 entering this way, I am derisking. So
2:47 the first thing that I kind of want to
2:49 lay out for you guys is just like
2:50 thought process on all of this. So the
2:55 first thing is I have to have a strong bias
2:57 bias
3:01 with strong draw on liquidity. Okay. And
3:03 then the second thing is I'm going to be
3:06 derisking. And the reason behind this is
3:08 one because it's an aggressive entry.
3:11 Okay. This is something where it's not
3:13 nearly as safe as entering on the
3:15 5minute and waiting for a whole bunch of
3:17 confirmations to know for sure that the
3:19 move is going to go in our direction.
3:21 But with the strong bias, it gives us
3:24 the opportunity to potentially make far
3:27 more or just make money. And if the
3:29 5minute entry doesn't even present
3:30 itself, then I can still make money on
3:32 my strong bias for the day. But with
3:35 that in mind, I want to leave some risk
3:38 for me to be able to play with in case
3:41 this entry gets stopped out because
3:43 again, it's aggressive and my overall
3:46 strong bias still plays out in the
3:49 5-minute more safer, more confluence
3:51 strategy plays out. So, I can still
3:53 enter on that. On top of that, this is
3:55 the best case scenario. If I'm able to
3:58 get the aggressive entry, I enter there
4:00 with the D-risisk position. So around
4:01 like half of what I'm willing to risk
4:04 for the day. Then the fiveminute entry
4:06 presents itself. Then I can enter with
4:08 the rest of the risk that I was willing
4:09 to put on for the day to then
4:12 encapsulate the entire risk of what I
4:14 wanted to put on as a whole for the day.
4:17 Okay. So this I'm drisking. I have to
4:19 have a strong bias because again that's
4:21 the only reason why I would even want to
4:23 take this aggressive entry. And then on
4:26 top of that, I want to risk less than
4:28 I'm willing to risk on the entire day so
4:31 that one, I can have the opportunity to
4:32 if I get stopped out on the aggressive
4:35 entry, re-enter with the safer 5minut
4:38 strategy and or enter with the one
4:40 minute strategy, this aggressive entry
4:42 strategy that I'm going to show you guys
4:44 today and then on top of that be able to
4:47 get a second position with our safer,
4:49 higher time frame confluence. And that's
4:51 the best case scenario where we get both
4:52 of them where I can get an aggressive
4:54 entry that has a really good
4:57 risk-to-reward and then on top of that
4:59 get the fiveminute entry which is our
5:02 safer more calmer confluence strategy
5:04 that will give us still a good
5:05 risk-to-reward and still good profits
5:08 but not as crazy as what this new
5:09 strategy that I've been incorporating
5:12 for this past month will give me. So
5:14 again, those are just some things that I
5:16 want to get out of the way before we
5:18 jump straight into this. So, now that
5:19 we've got that out of the way, I want to
5:22 or actually I'll leave this up here. I
5:24 want to break down really what I'm
5:26 looking for before we put it onto the
5:28 charts. So, what am I looking for when
5:30 I'm looking to try and enter
5:32 aggressively? Okay, so the first thing
5:36 is again strong bias and strong draws on
5:39 liquidity. Okay. And if you guys don't
5:41 know what I'm talking about when I say
5:43 having a strong bias or what's
5:45 liquidity, what's a fair value gap,
5:47 what's a break of structure, what's an
5:48 order block, what's a breaker block,
5:50 what's equilibrium, what's an inverse
5:52 fair value gap. I have a full free
5:53 course. Again, you guys don't have to
5:56 pay anything for it. You guys can click
5:57 click the link in the description where
5:58 I teach you guys all about these
6:01 confluences online for absolutely free
6:02 so you guys can understand these
6:04 confluences. It's a really long video
6:06 because again, day trading is just like
6:08 a whole new language. I know already
6:10 what I'm talking about can be a little
6:12 bit overwhelming. So, just go through
6:14 that free course, watch all of that and
6:16 then come back to this video and it'll
6:19 make way, way, way more sense. So, first
6:21 of all, I want a strong bias and strong
6:22 draws on liquidity because without that,
6:24 there's no reason for me to even be
6:26 trying to take an aggressive trade. If I
6:28 have a weak bias or if I'm like, "Oh,
6:30 price could go in either direction
6:32 here." Why would I want to try and take
6:33 an aggressive trade entry? It doesn't
6:35 make sense, especially if I see the
6:37 market's choppy. Okay, there has to be a
6:40 strong bias in play. So, on top of that,
6:44 there has to be two draws on liquidity.
6:46 And that comes in the form of either a
6:50 high time frame drawn liquidity going
6:54 towards low time frame low resistance.
6:56 And I'll explain what this is
6:59 liquidity or to another form of high
7:01 time frame liquidity. So that's the
7:03 first option. High time frame draw, a
7:05 high time frame key level. Price goes
7:07 there and then we're looking for it to
7:10 seek out either a low time frame low
7:12 resistance drawn liquidity or another
7:14 form of high time frame liquidity. and
7:17 or. Okay, so we're going to flip it back
7:21 around. Low time frame, low resistance
7:25 liquidity to high time frame draw on
7:27 liquidity. Okay? And again, these draws
7:29 on liquidity have to be strong. So, it
7:31 can't just be again, I'll show I'll show
7:33 good examples of this because this past
7:35 month has been just awesome for using
7:37 this strategy. And that's kind of what I
7:38 why I want to break it down. A lot of
7:39 you guys have been freaking out in the
7:41 comments. Oh my god, new strategy.
7:42 You're not trading the weight. Shut up.
7:44 I'm going to tell you guys how to do it.
7:46 Okay, be quiet. All right, I know you
7:49 guys have been feing for this [ __ ] I'm
7:52 delivering. Okay, calm down, pipsqueaks.
7:55 Okay, number two. What else do I need?
7:57 So once we can establish that we have a
7:58 strong bias and we have strong draws in
8:01 liquidity whether it be price going into
8:02 a high time frame draw and then
8:04 targeting low time frame low resistance
8:07 draws and liquidity or another high time
8:10 frame draw or low time frame low
8:12 resistance liquidity to a high time
8:14 frame draw. From there what are we
8:17 looking for? We're looking to scale down
8:20 to the lower time frames ideally the one
8:21 minute. That's how I've been trading
8:23 this and it's been working great. And
8:25 then from there, I'm literally just
8:27 looking for one a confirmation
8:28 confluence. If you guys know what that
8:31 is, that's looking for breakup structure
8:36 inverse for value gap or a closure above the
8:37 the
8:40 79% extension and I'll show you guys
8:41 what that is because I haven't really
8:43 fully explained that in a YouTube video
8:45 just yet. Lots of sauce that's going to
8:47 be dropped in this video. We're putting
8:48 we're putting you guys on game recently
8:50 with these YouTube videos. Hopefully you
8:52 guys have been appreciating this. So
8:53 again, look for a break of structure or
8:55 an inverse or value gap or a closure
8:58 above the 79% extension off of one of
9:00 those strong draws of liquidity. From
9:02 there, what am I looking for? A
9:04 continuation confluence. Okay, so what
9:06 does this establish? We want to
9:07 understand why we're even entering in
9:09 the first place. This is kind of what I
9:11 do with all of my strategy videos. I
9:13 want to break down why we're even
9:15 entering off of things in the first
9:16 place. Because it's one thing for you
9:18 guys to just like copy and paste this
9:19 strategy and then being like, "Oh my
9:21 god, it didn't work." But I want you
9:23 guys to actually understand why you're
9:24 entering. I don't want you guys to see
9:27 this and just be like, "TJR said it, so
9:29 bet I'm going to do it and just not
9:32 understand why you're even entering in
9:33 the first place." I want you guys to
9:36 understand the thought process of why we
9:38 are entering the way that we are. So,
9:39 when we're hitting the high time frame
9:42 draws, obviously that means, hey,
9:43 profits are either going to be taken
9:46 here or this is a this is a point where
9:47 price is going to reverse and continue
9:49 the overall higher time frame trend. So
9:50 that's the first reason why we're
9:52 looking for a strong bias and strong
9:54 draws on liquidity or from low time
9:57 frame low resistance liquidity. We are
9:59 looking for price to sweep that out and
10:01 then fulfill the higher time frame draw
10:03 on liquidity. So I know it's a lot of
10:05 words, but we're going to explain it on
10:06 the chart a little bit later in this
10:07 video so you guys can actually put the
10:09 pieces together. And I'll actually draw
10:10 this out for you guys so you can
10:12 visualize it before we get into the
10:14 charts. So when we're going from low
10:16 resistance liquidity, we're pretty much
10:19 seeing that, okay, price, especially
10:21 when we have a high time frame drawn
10:22 liquidity, that's like a super obvious
10:25 strong bias. Again, we see price go up
10:27 and take out low time frame liquidity,
10:29 it's obvious that price is sweeping out
10:31 that liquidity to go and fulfill the
10:33 high time frame draw because again,
10:35 that's our strong bias. And then with
10:37 this, when we're taking out a high time
10:39 frame draw, there's one of two options
10:41 that price is going to do. It's either
10:44 going to take profits off of that high
10:47 time frame draw. So again, if we're
10:50 going down and sweeping out a high time
10:52 frame draw on liquidity like this, more
10:55 often than not, we see profit taking
10:57 whether that be on the low time frame to
10:59 just go seek out low time frame
11:01 resistance liquidity. Again, that's why
11:04 we have that there to just be able to
11:06 have some profits get taken off of all
11:08 these orders that just got filled from
11:10 the liquidity being swept. or it's a
11:14 reversal into again to push price
11:15 towards the higher time frame trend. And
11:17 I'll show you guys examples of all three
11:20 of these. Okay? Regardless, when we take
11:22 out high time frame draws on liquidity,
11:25 more often than not, we see profit
11:28 taking to either go up towards low time
11:31 frame liquidity or just to continue the
11:33 higher time frame trend towards high
11:37 time frame liquidity. Okay, so that kind
11:40 of covers step one of this. And then
11:42 step two, why are we scaling down to the
11:45 lower time frame to be able to again
11:49 catch that pretty much bottom tick of
11:51 where we're going to be looking for
11:53 profits to be taken because again, if we
11:55 come underneath a high time frame drawn
11:57 liquidity, profits are going to be taken
11:59 from this move down, right? Price was
12:02 seeking out these lows to what? Fill
12:04 their orders. Okay. to for them to be
12:06 able to exit. So when they exit, profits
12:07 get taken. What does that cause price to
12:10 do? Move up. So because of that, we're
12:13 trying to either capitalize on that
12:14 small move up, whether that just be a
12:17 small little relief bounce up to low
12:20 time frame resistance liquidity or we
12:22 catch the bottom to send price higher
12:24 towards the high time frame draw
12:26 liquidity all the way up here.
12:28 Regardless, there is going to be profit
12:30 taking underneath high time frame draws.
12:31 And that's why we want to scale down to
12:33 the lower time frames so that we can
12:36 capitalize on those bottom tick moves
12:38 whether it's a small move up just to
12:40 send price lower or whether it's a big
12:42 move up to send price higher on the
12:44 higher time frame. And then how can we
12:47 confirm that price actually wants to
12:49 move higher? Well, we wait for our
12:52 confluences like a break of structure
12:55 because again if we're pushing down
12:57 underneath these lows, we are going to
12:58 be in a downtrend. So, what are we going
13:00 to look for the trend to do? Break
13:03 trend, break current order flow to send
13:05 price higher. Okay? Or we're looking for
13:06 an inverse fair value gap. What does
13:08 that show us? That shows us that, hey,
13:11 the bearish order flow that we were in,
13:13 it got closed above, we're disrespecting
13:15 the bearish order flow after coming down
13:17 here to take out these orders. Awesome.
13:20 We're going to send price higher. or a
13:23 closure above the 79% extension on the
13:26 Fibonacci which again is another example
13:29 of us disrespecting bullish order flow
13:31 to what send price higher and then that
13:38 into step number four to show
13:40 continuation off of that. So it's one
13:42 thing to just say like okay bullish or
13:44 or bearish order flow got broken but we
13:46 want to see continuation. So if we get a
13:48 break of structure, it's like, okay,
13:50 cool. That could still be just a
13:52 retracement on the 5minute to send price
13:54 lower. So what do we want to see on top
13:57 of that? Continuation from either a fair
14:00 value gap getting filled, equilibrium
14:02 getting filled, order block getting
14:03 filled, a breaker block getting filled,
14:06 and then price reacting off of that to
14:08 send price to either the low time frame
14:10 low resistance drawn liquidity or the
14:13 high time frame drawn liquidity. So, let
14:16 me go ahead and add that on here. Fair
14:19 value gap, equilibrium, breaker block,
14:24 order block, and a closure in the direction.
14:26 direction.
14:29 Awesome. And then last but not least, ender
14:30 ender
14:33 debit. And then when we're looking to
14:36 exit on both, again, stop-loss and take
14:37 profit because again, this is the
14:40 potential to lose. This isn't a 100%
14:42 full win rate strategy, okay? when we're
14:46 exiting at low time frame, low
14:49 resistance liquidity or high time frame
14:52 liquidity. Okay. And then when we're
14:55 looking for stop-loss, so that's for
14:57 take profits. And then for stop-loss,
15:01 we're looking to exit where trade idea
15:05 gets in. Hello boogie
15:06 validated. And I'll show you guys
15:09 examples of what that looks like as
15:12 well. Okay. So, now that we have a full
15:14 breakdown of this strategy, this is
15:16 where I'm going to kind of draw out
15:18 every single scenario here so you guys
15:20 can get a good picture and then we'll go
15:22 into the chart and fully break that down
15:24 as well. So, now let's draw this out.
15:25 Let's start off with this one right
15:28 here. We'll keep it short and sweet.
15:30 Imagine we have a high time frame draw
15:32 on liquidity right here. Let's say it's
15:34 a 4hour low. Okay? And we're really
15:36 close to that 4hour low. This is market
15:39 open. What are we looking for? high time
15:41 frame draw liquidity to get hit and then
15:42 following that looking to target low
15:44 time frame low resistance liquidity or
15:46 high time frame liquidity. Ideally both
15:48 that would be great. So market opens, we
15:50 come down, sweep out this high time
15:52 frame liquidity. Okay, awesome. Let's
15:54 say that we have relative equal 5minute
15:58 highs right here or just three stacked
16:00 up trend line liquidity. Okay, that is
16:02 low resistance liquidity. Again, I'll
16:03 show you guys what that looks like on
16:04 the chart, but we have low resistance
16:06 liquidity right here. And then let's say
16:09 we have a 4hour high right here and an
16:10 hourly high right here. Awesome. We have
16:13 our exit points. We come underneath.
16:15 Boom. This high time frame draw from
16:17 there. What are we looking for? Either a
16:19 break of structure to the upside on the
16:21 one minute
16:23 or an inverse for value gap on the one
16:27 minute or 79% extension closure. Okay,
16:28 I'll show you guys what that looks like
16:30 on the chart. I won't like draw it out
16:32 cuz it's kind of impossible to draw it
16:33 out without having the chart up. And
16:35 then following that, let's say we just
16:37 get a break of structure. Awesome. What
16:39 are we looking for? Either a fair value
16:41 gap entry after a candle closure to the
16:44 upside equilibrium from this low up to
16:46 this high. Boom. We come in there,
16:48 candlestick closure, a order block
16:51 entry, order block right here, or a
16:53 breaker block entry. Breaker block right
16:54 here. And again, if you guys want to
16:56 understand these concepts, there's going
16:57 to be a free course in the description
16:59 for you guys to check out. Then once we
17:01 get those, enter that bit. And then
17:04 exits are going to be again above these
17:07 three highs. Okay? And then this hourly
17:09 high and then this 4hour high. Those can
17:12 be our targets. Okay. Now, let's go over
17:14 what it would look like in the opposite
17:15 direction. So let's say we have low time
17:17 frame, low resistance liquidity getting
17:19 swept towards our high time frame drawn
17:21 liquidity. So again, let's say that we
17:23 have a strong bias towards this high
17:25 time frame draw in liquidity and we're
17:28 really close to it. Same situation. And
17:30 let's say we have boom two relative
17:34 equal 5minute highs right here or three
17:36 5-minute highs that generate low
17:37 resistance draws on liquidity. Market
17:40 opens and instead of going down to take
17:42 out these lows and look for longs out of
17:45 that, we go up and we sweep out the low
17:47 time frame low resistance draw
17:49 liquidity. From there, what are we
17:50 looking to do? Because we hit this.
17:52 We're targeting the high time frame
17:54 draw, which is right here. So, we go up,
17:55 we take those out. Then, what do we look
17:57 for? Breakup structure, inverse for
17:59 value gap. So, again, we want to see a
18:01 breakup structure to the downside,
18:05 a inverse for value gap or a closure
18:08 above or below the 79% extension. And
18:10 then from there, what are we looking for
18:13 value gap? Boom. Candle closure. Enter
18:14 that bit.
18:17 Equilibrium. Boom. Enter that bit.
18:19 breaker block, order block, all that
18:21 good stuff. And then our one and really
18:23 only target should just be boom, this
18:25 high time frame draw because that was
18:27 our strong bias for the day. Awesome.
18:29 Now, let's go into the chart and then
18:31 show you guys what this actually looks
18:33 like with real candlesticks. Okay, so
18:35 this was a very good example of using
18:38 the strategy from last week. This was on
18:40 Tuesday. Again, if you guys want to see
18:42 the full trade recap breakdown of me
18:45 actually entering this trade live, you
18:46 guys can. It's on YouTube for you guys
18:49 to check out. So again, this is market
18:52 open. We had this 4hour low. So we had
18:54 our high time frame draw on liquidity
18:56 right here. And just like in those
18:57 examples, we were super close to that
19:00 4hour low premarket open. And then if we
19:03 look at the S&P 500, we were also super
19:05 close to this 4hour low right here. We
19:07 actually didn't end up hitting it. I'm
19:10 going to show you guys the trade entry
19:14 on NASDAQ because it's way more in line
19:16 with how I'm teaching the strategy. I
19:19 entered on the S&P 500 because I was
19:23 using an SMT divergence which again I go
19:25 into in the free course for if you guys
19:27 want to learn that confluence that's
19:29 great. It's not necessary for this
19:30 strategy though and I'll show you guys
19:32 why. So again I just want to preface. I
19:35 took this trade on the S&P 500 where we
19:38 didn't sweep out the 4hour low, but I'll
19:39 break down how you guys could have
19:41 entered this trade on NASDAQ where we
19:42 actually did sweep out the 4-hour low.
19:44 So, pre-market open, what do we have?
19:46 High time frame draw and liquidity.
19:48 Okay, cool. What else did we have? We
19:51 actually had two versions of this setup.
19:53 So, this was awesome. So, during
19:55 pre-market, we also had, look at this,
19:58 five minute highs that were stacked up
20:01 together. So, what is this? This is
20:04 lowresistance liquidity. So, I want to
20:06 do a brief breakdown on what low
20:08 resistance liquidity is. Low resistance
20:12 liquidity is essentially a stack of
20:14 highs that are all pretty close to each
20:16 other where there's orders to be filled
20:18 up here, orders to be filled right here,
20:20 and orders to be filled right here. So,
20:22 if we're thinking in the market
20:24 standpoint, why would the market want to
20:26 just go up and take out one singular
20:28 high and only fill one set of orders
20:30 when it could just go through and take
20:33 out all of these highs, fill all of
20:34 those orders, and then push price in the
20:35 direction that it wants to go, right? It
20:38 it doesn't really make too much sense.
20:40 It it would ideally want to take out all
20:41 of them. So, that's what low resistance
20:43 liquidity is. It's where we have orders
20:45 to be filled here, orders to be filled
20:46 here, and then orders to be filled here.
20:48 Where the market probably isn't going to
20:50 want to take out just one of these highs
20:52 and then move lower, especially because
20:54 these highs are so close, it's ideally
20:55 going to want to take out every single
20:58 one of them and then push push lower.
21:00 Same thing in the opposite direction. If
21:03 we have lows that are stacked up right
21:05 next to each other, what is this? This
21:07 is low resistance liquidity. Why is it
21:09 called low resistance liquidity? because
21:11 it's easy for the market to just come
21:13 through and sweep out all of these lows
21:16 at once rather than again it just
21:17 doesn't make sense for price to only
21:19 want to come down and take out one low
21:21 and then move up when it could get three
21:23 times the amount of orders by taking out
21:24 all of them all together. And there's
21:26 actually a good example of this. This
21:29 was a a prime time example day. There's
21:30 a good example of this on the high time
21:32 frame on this day and on the low time
21:36 frame. So on the high time frame, we can
21:38 see there's a low right here, a low
21:40 right here, and a low right here. So
21:42 what is this? This is, and this is why
21:44 people call it trend line liquidity,
21:47 because it's boom, low, low, low. Okay?
21:48 It's like lows that are stacked up
21:51 together in a trend. So we see low, low,
21:53 low, and then we also have a low all the
21:55 way down here. Why is this low not a
21:58 part of this? Because obviously there's
22:00 a huge gap in between it. Again, there's
22:01 another really good example of this
22:04 right here. Low. low,
22:08 low, and low. Look what the market does.
22:11 It wants to take out every single one of
22:14 these to push price higher. It's low
22:15 resistance liquidity. It's easy for
22:17 price to just come down, take out all
22:19 those lows, and then send price higher.
22:21 Okay, so again, why did market only want
22:23 to take out these three lows and not
22:24 this one all the way down here? Because
22:27 these three were stacked up. So again,
22:29 that gives us an even stronger bias of
22:31 why this would be a high time frame draw
22:33 on liquidity because it's the last low
22:36 that price needs to take out along with
22:38 being a 4-hour low. Okay, so from there
22:41 we can go ahead let let me remove these
22:42 fiveminute highs really quick and we can
22:45 go ahead and mark out our other draws on
22:47 liquidity. We have an hourly high right here.
22:48 here.
22:50 We have an hourly high right here, an
22:54 hourly high right here, an hourly high
22:56 right here, and then on the fivem
22:59 minute, we have low resistance liquidity
23:02 all stacked up right here. Again, why is
23:05 this high not grouped with these ones?
23:07 Because these ones are stacked up close
23:09 to each other. And this one, there's
23:11 just a little bit too much of a gap
23:14 between it. Okay, so this is trend line
23:17 liquidity, low resistance liquidity. So
23:18 what do we see price do there? Again,
23:20 there's like pretty much two entries on
23:22 this. I don't like entering right when
23:23 the market opens, but this is like a
23:26 perfect example of both ways to trade
23:28 this. So this is can actually be our
23:29 example for the opposite way as well,
23:31 where we take out low resistance
23:33 liquidity to go ahead and target our
23:35 high time frame draw. What does price
23:37 do? It opens and then what do we do? We
23:39 push up. We take out low resistance
23:42 liquidity. What can we do? We scale down
23:44 to the 1 minute time frame. Okay, why
23:45 are we able to do this? because we have
23:47 this high time frame draw down here. And
23:49 then what are we looking for? Either a
23:51 break of structure, an inverse for value
23:52 gap. This one, it looks like we get a
23:54 break of structure right here on the 1
23:56 minute. And then from there,
23:58 unfortunately, it doesn't look like any
24:00 of our continuation confluences got hit.
24:02 We really would have been looking for
24:04 this for value gap to get filled, which
24:07 it didn't. Equilibrium or a breaker
24:08 block or an order block, but it didn't
24:10 get filled. But as you can see, price
24:13 goes ahead and targets this high time
24:16 frame draw. So that's low resistance to
24:18 high time frame draw. Now let's show the
24:20 actual trade, the good trade example
24:22 that we would be looking for. So we come
24:24 down, we take out the high time frame
24:26 draw. Awesome check. What do we do?
24:27 Scale down to the lower time frames.
24:30 What are we waiting for? Boom. 1 minute
24:32 break of structure. 1 minute inverse for
24:34 value gap. We get both of them and we
24:37 get the 79% extension hit. So I'll break
24:39 down all of those right now. We get boom
24:41 a one minute break of structure. We
24:43 close above this high after taking out
24:45 the high time frame draw. What else do
24:47 we get? We get this bearish fair value
24:49 gap to get inverse. And then on top of
24:52 that, this is the 79% extension
24:54 disrespection. So you pretty much draw
24:56 it just like a regular Fibonacci. So you
24:58 take it from the high down to the low as
25:00 if you guys are drawing a equilibrium.
25:02 I'll go ahead and show my settings
25:03 because I know you guys just love
25:05 figuring out what type of settings I use
25:07 on my chart. These are the settings that
25:08 I use. Take a screenshot. You guys can
25:12 use this for later. Okay. And then all
25:14 that we're looking for if we don't get
25:15 an inverse for value gap or if we don't
25:17 get a breakup structure to the upside,
25:19 we get all all three of
25:22 those confirmation confluences. All that
25:24 I'm looking for is price to close above
25:27 the 79% extension, which it does right
25:29 here. Awesome. Following that, what are
25:31 we looking for? We're looking for either
25:33 equilibrium to get hit, fair value gap
25:34 to get hit, and then a bullish closure
25:37 out of that. So again, we get a little
25:39 move down right here. What is this? a
25:40 bullish for value gap. We fill it and
25:42 then boom, candlestick closer to the top
25:45 side. Long John Silver that bit, long
25:46 that bit. And then what can we go ahead
25:49 and target? Look at this. All of our
25:50 other highs that we had marked out.
25:52 Boom. Low resistance draw on liquidity.
25:55 Boom. Hourly draw on liquidity. Boom.
25:57 Hourly draw on liquidity. Boom. Hourly
25:58 draw on liquidity. All of that [ __ ] gets
26:01 smacked work for literally a 1:4.8
26:03 risk-to-reward ratio. And in this case,
26:06 our 5-minute strategy did not present an
26:09 entry until after these two draws on
26:11 liquidity got hit. And and at that
26:12 point, I'm not willing to take the trade
26:14 on the 5minut time frame because it's
26:15 just so late in the day and the move's
26:17 already been made and we've already
26:18 taken out areas where profit should be
26:21 taken. So this is why the strategy is so
26:24 useful because again, if I hadn't been
26:28 able to find an entry with this, then I
26:30 knew where the market wanted to go, but
26:31 I wouldn't have been able to take a
26:33 trade. And on top of that, we get a
26:35 really good risk-to-reward compared to
26:38 probably like half if not less than half
26:41 of the risk-to-reward on a higher time
26:45 frame, more confluence, safer trade by
26:47 trading with this strategy. So that like
26:49 that was just like freaking prime time
26:52 example of literally the aggressive
26:55 trade entry strategy. Okay, we long off
26:56 of the candle closure out of this. We
26:57 come into the high time frame draw
26:59 liquidity. We see a break of structure.
27:01 We see an inverse for value gap. What
27:03 are we looking for out of that? We also
27:05 got or sorry, no, we didn't fill this
27:06 order block, but this was the order
27:09 block right here. Did we fill the
27:11 breaker? Okay. Yeah, we literally
27:13 twosteped into this breaker block right
27:15 here. Just barely. Pretty much made
27:17 equal highs and lows with this breaker
27:19 block. We don't hit equilibrium, but we
27:21 don't need every single one of those to
27:24 get hit for us to be able to enter. So,
27:27 this was absolutely prime time. Super
27:29 gorgeous example. Now, let's go ahead
27:32 and let's find an example of us taking
27:34 out low resistance draws on liquidity
27:37 going down towards a high time frame
27:39 draw on liquidity because this one was a
27:41 pretty good example of us coming up and
27:44 taking out these low resistance highs
27:46 towards the high time frame draw, but we
27:48 weren't able to find an entry. So, we'll
27:51 go ahead and do that now. Okay. So this
27:54 is going to be another actually really
27:56 good example of both pretty much both
27:59 directions of the low time frame low
28:01 resistance liquidity getting swept out
28:03 towards a high time frame draw and then
28:04 on top of that high time frame draw
28:06 towards low resistance draws on
28:07 liquidity or another high time frame
28:09 draw and this is going to be showcasing
28:11 this with the example that I showed
28:14 before and this is on the S&P 500 now.
28:17 So coming into market open, what do we
28:19 notice? We see a whole bunch of high
28:21 time frame draws on liquidity stacked
28:23 up. So this is high time frame, low
28:25 resistance draws on liquidity. Now if we
28:27 go into the lower time frames, okay,
28:30 what do we have? We have these lows that
28:32 hadn't been hit during pre-market. These
28:33 lows that hadn't been hit during
28:36 pre-market. And then we have some hourly
28:40 highs up here. And then when we go into
28:42 the five minute, we can go ahead and see
28:45 that we have boom low time frame high
28:47 right here. So we see, look at this that
28:50 man, so good. So freaking good. Market
28:54 opens, we come up, we sweep out this 5m
28:56 minute high. Okay, awesome. Low
28:59 resistance liquidity gets it with our
29:01 obvious high time frame draws draws on
29:03 liquidity in mind. Again, we if we think
29:06 back to our rules, we need two draws in
29:08 liquidity. Whether that be low
29:10 resistance to a high time frame draw or
29:11 a high time frame draw towards low
29:13 resistance or another high time frame
29:15 draw. Okay, so in this case, we actually
29:16 there's hits in both directions. We have
29:18 a high time frame draw towards another
29:20 high time frame draw and low resistance
29:21 towards the high time frame draw. But
29:24 which one gets hit first? Low resistance
29:25 towards the high time frame draw. So
29:27 again on the five minute, we come
29:29 through, we sweep out this 5minute high
29:32 from there. Cool. Step one complete. Why
29:34 are we able to scale down? Because we
29:36 know that, hey, these are high time
29:38 frame draws. It's obvious that this is
29:40 the overall draw in liquidity for the
29:42 day. Why do we know that? Because we've
29:43 already came through. We took out this
29:45 low. We took out this low. These are
29:47 high time frame lows that are stacked
29:49 up. Low resistance draws and liquidity.
29:51 What is the market going to want to do?
29:52 It's going to want to take out this low,
29:55 this low, and these lows. Why? Because
29:56 there's more orders for price to go
29:58 through and get filled. Now, this is
30:00 also during a time that I wouldn't
30:02 necessarily be willing to trade, but
30:04 it's a really good example of this. So,
30:06 I'll show it in actually both directions
30:10 cuz man, hey, bro, I crafted this [ __ ]
30:13 so good. Okay, we come up, we sweep out
30:15 the 5minute high. From there, what are
30:17 we looking for? Either a one minute
30:19 break of structure, one minute inverse
30:22 for value gap, 79% extension closure.
30:24 Boom. We get a break of structure. We
30:28 also get in inverse for value gap and we
30:31 get the 79% extension closure from
30:33 there. What else can we look for? We can
30:34 look for a breaker block. We can look
30:36 for order block. Okay, so we have an
30:37 order block right here that doesn't get
30:41 hit. We have the breaker right here that
30:44 barely gets missed. We can see if
30:46 equilibrium gets
30:49 hit. Equilibrium does get hit and this
30:51 fair value gap comes through and gets
30:53 filled. We come up, we fill the fair
30:55 value gap and equilibrium gets hit. We
30:57 get a candle closure out of that. Boom.
30:58 Short that bid. And in this case,
31:00 because we have two high time frame
31:01 draws on liquidity, we can go ahead and
31:03 target both of them. Now, unfortunately,
31:05 this isn't like the best risk-to-reward
31:07 ratio, but also, okay, this is actually
31:10 something nice because we know that
31:12 these high time frame draws on liquidity
31:14 are technically low resistance draws on
31:16 liquidity. We can get rid of this one
31:18 and just set this as our our one and
31:20 only take profit because we know that
31:22 price is going to want to take out both
31:23 of them. So, we can go ahead and just
31:25 disregard this low because if it's going
31:27 to take out this low, which we know it
31:28 wants to, it's also going to want to
31:30 take out this one. Why? Because they're
31:32 stacked up and it wants four orders
31:34 rather than just three. So, price goes
31:36 down, boom, take profit gets hit. And
31:38 then what can we do also in the other
31:40 direction? I don't want to advocate for
31:42 overtrading, but what can we also see in
31:44 the other direction? High time frame
31:46 draw on liquidity gets hit. Now what do
31:48 we have to the top side? We have boom
31:50 high time frame draws. We also have this
31:52 fivem minute high right here that was
31:54 made right at market
31:56 open. High time frame draw gets hit.
31:58 What are we waiting for? We're waiting
31:59 for a break of structure. Inverse for
32:00 value gap. We get a breaker structure
32:03 right here. But we come back down. We
32:05 don't get any continuation confluence
32:07 off of it. So what do we do? We continue
32:09 waiting. Boom. We get a breaker
32:12 structure to the upside. We also get an
32:15 inverse bearish for value gap. Cool. We
32:18 get a 79% extension closure above. Then
32:20 following that, what do we get? Boom.
32:23 Fair value gap gets hit. Boom. This
32:26 order block gets hit. Boom. This breaker
32:27 block gets hit.
32:31 Boom. Equilibrium gets hit. We see a
32:32 bullish candle closure out of that.
32:36 Awesome. Long that [ __ ] Boom. We can
32:37 either put stops right underneath these
32:39 lows, underneath this candlestick wick.
32:42 And then from there, what can we do? We
32:43 can literally just target these highs.
32:45 That's like just our first take profit 1
32:48 to 3.4 risk-to-reward ratio. Smack work.
32:49 And if we really want to hold that [ __ ]
32:51 [ __ ]
32:56 bow. 1 to8 risk-to-reward ratio. [ __ ] smack
33:02 work. Hey, bro. All I'm going to say
33:03 this works really well. And then I'm
33:06 pretty sure on this day we got our high
33:10 time frame strategy to work as well.
33:12 Yes, we did. Look at this. So again,
33:17 this Oh, baby, it's getting juicy. This
33:19 aggressive, we put half of our risk on
33:21 because we have this super strong bias.
33:23 Right from there, what can we do? We can
33:25 wait for our fivem minute setup to then
33:27 develop. What do we get? A five minute
33:29 break of structure. Oh man, it's so
33:32 good. Five minute break of structure.
33:34 Five minute fair value gap. Five minute
33:36 fair value gap gets filled. Scale down
33:38 to the one minute in there. And the
33:40 reason why I would be willing to enter
33:42 on this is because boom, this draw
33:44 liquidity hasn't been taken out yet. If
33:46 this draw in liquidity had been taken
33:47 out, then I would just take profits on
33:49 this and be completely satisfied. But it
33:51 hadn't been taken out. Then what do we
33:52 wait for? Just a one minute break of
33:56 structure to the upside or again a 79%
33:58 extension closure or a inverse fair for
34:00 value gap. We get a break of structure.
34:02 Boom. Long that be stops underneath here,
34:13 bro. 1 to8 risk-to-reward, 1 to 4.7
34:17 risk-to-reward. Higher, safer entry
34:20 here. More aggressive, more risky entry
34:24 here. But we literally get like so much
34:26 more profits from this. And that is how
34:28 I find aggressive trade entries. I
34:30 really appreciate you guys for watching
34:31 to the end of this video. If you guys
34:34 have very personalized questions like
34:36 about all of these confluences, about
34:38 how I trade, and you guys are just like,
34:40 "Man, these YouTube videos are awesome,
34:41 but I want to be able to talk to you
34:43 one-on-one. I want to be coached by you
34:45 or coached by other profitable traders."
34:46 I'll leave a little link in the
34:47 description for you guys to be
34:49 personally coached by me and other
34:51 profitable traders where you guys can
34:53 get on a call with us literally every
34:55 single weekday to be able to answer your
34:56 guys' questions so we can teach you guys
34:58 strategies like this. Like my mentorship
35:01 has had this strategy for the past I
35:02 want to say like month and a half now
35:04 where I've been able to cover this for
35:06 them. But again, they take priority over
35:09 YouTube videos just because again like
35:11 they are paying for my services and they
35:13 are my top priority to turn them into
35:16 profitable traders. And then again, like
35:18 I have by far the most results. Like use
35:21 this. Use the free content by all means.
35:22 Like if you guys are just getting
35:24 introduced introduced to me, use the
35:26 free content. See if it works for you.
35:28 If it works for you, awesome. My job
35:30 here is completely done. You just
35:32 learned how to day trade for absolutely
35:34 free. If you guys are still struggling,
35:35 if you guys have super personalized
35:37 questions, if you guys just like need a
35:38 little bit extra help, if you guys need
35:40 your guys' handheld, that's what I'm
35:42 here for. I'll leave another link in the
35:43 description if you guys want to become
35:45 one of my students. If you guys want to
35:47 be mentored by me personally, I love and
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35:50 in the next one. This one was a freaking
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