**ICT FOR DUMMIES | Daily Bias EP. 10 — Transcript & Summary | SozAI**
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ICT for Dummies Ep. 10 explains daily bias in ICT trading: why price moves (inefficiencies, equilibrium rebalancing, liquidity seeking) and how to find the draw on liquidity.

## Key Takeaways

- Daily bias is determined by identifying why price moves and where the draw on liquidity is
- Ask whether price is delivering from buy side or sell side, and which PDAs are respected or disrespected
- Respected PDAs indicate the direction of delivery; a change in respected PDAs signals a change in order flow
- Confirmation across timeframes and clear invalidation levels are central to forming a bias

## What the video covers

- Opens with an informal, joking intro about the series returning after a hiatus
- Explains why the market moves: rebalancing fair value gaps (inefficiencies), rebalancing to equilibrium after large impulse legs, and seeking liquidity
- Notes that the size of a fair value gap does not matter for the bias
- Reviews liquidity types: previous day high/low, session liquidity, time-based liquidity, equal highs/lows, low resistance liquidity
- Introduces the core question framework: is price delivering from buy side or sell side, and which PD arrays (PDAs) are being respected versus disrespected
- Demonstrates the framework on chart examples with bullish and bearish delivery scenarios
- Walks through several daily bias examples on hourly and lower timeframes, including conditional biases and how confirmation changes the expected direction
- Discusses using higher timeframe fair value gaps and order blocks to confirm bias, and invalidation conditions
- Emphasizes building bias step by step by combining higher and lower timeframe context
- Closes with a note that the video is unedited and reflects the presenters' daily process

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Intro and series update
2. 02:00 Why the market moves: inefficiencies and equilibrium
3. 05:22 Liquidity pools overview
4. 07:50 Finding the draw on liquidity: buy side vs sell side
5. 13:10 Daily bias chart examples
6. 22:00 Conditional bias and confirmation
7. 30:50 Lower timeframe execution and SMT divergence
8. 44:00 Building bias step by step and closing

Answers

## Questions about this video

What are the two questions to ask when finding a daily bias?

The video says to ask whether price is delivering from buy side or sell side liquidity, and which PDAs (such as fair value gaps) are being respected versus disrespected. Respecting bullish PDAs and disrespecting bearish ones points toward higher delivery, and the reverse points lower.

Why does price move toward fair value gaps?

According to the presenters, price tends to rebalance back into bullish and bearish fair value gaps, which gives a better entry rather than entering at a high premium, and then continues in the original direction.

Does the size of a fair value gap matter?

No. The presenter explicitly states that the size of the gap does not matter when analyzing inefficiencies.

## Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

00:01

Speaker A

Welcome to ICT for Dummies episodes. All right, guys. What episode are we on, bro? Yeah, it's [ \_\_ ]. Dude, I grew up, had kids, died, came back to life, and now we're starting, bro. GTA 6 is about to come out, guys.

00:20

Speaker A

Yeah, GTA 6 is about to come out. No, genuinely, this is like from the bottom of my heart, our hearts, we are so so sorry. Um, and the reality is that we didn't stop the series because we didn't want to finish it, but we just realized that we hadn't shown you a lot of our lives outside of trading.

00:34

Speaker A

And, you know, we wanted to just show you a little bit of other [ \_\_ ] that goes on in our life, because I don't want it to just be trading related. But now, we're going to push out this entire series.

00:39

Speaker A

It's going to be [ \_\_ ] insane. What the [ \_\_ ] are you doing, bro? Actually, lock the [ \_\_ ] in. Um, and this is about to be the saucy [ \_\_ ] the world has ever seen. Literally the saucy series the world has ever seen.

00:49

Speaker A

I mean, it's already been super saucy. You know, we're underrated, but it's fine. You're not going to find something that explains these concepts as well as we do. Anyways, let's spin back that intro.

00:59

Speaker A

Welcome to ICT for Dummies, episode 10. Daily bias. Daily bias. Yeah, I'm rolling hella deep. I feel like a Dell.

01:10

Speaker A

Daily bias. Sucking on his deep, [ \_\_ ] I'm going to hell. All right. Yeah, chill on me, chat.

01:22

Speaker A

Um, all right. Let's run this [ \_\_ ] up. So, as you see. Whoa.

01:28

Speaker A

And today, guys, we are going to be covering daily bias. Like Pat said, this is going to be probably like the saucy episode we have ever recorded. Um, yeah, definitely the saucy episode we ever recorded.

01:31

Speaker A

It's going to be going over draw on liquidity and how I find my bias every day. We're going to first get into why the market is moving. Get into the two ways to actually find your bias and draw on liquidity and the five questions that you have to be asking yourself, or really like three questions you have to be asking yourself, and that's how you'll find your draw on liquidity. And then from there, you know, I'll show you guys some drawings, and then we'll get into some chart examples. Oh, drawing liquidity. That's lit. If I've ever heard of lit. Super cool. Super cool.

01:44

Speaker A

Uh, can we move our face cam to the right, because it's going to be covering the minute time frames and [ \_\_ ]. They're going to need to know what time frame we're on. So, it's better. That's not true. It is. Yeah, they don't have to know the minute time. Yeah, they do, because if, for, I'm like, I'm going on the hourly chart right now.

01:55

Speaker A

They need to know that we're on the hourly chart. So, let's move it over to the right side.

02:05

Speaker A

I know it's not usual, but guys, I don't feel comfortable right now. We're fine. We're on the right side now.

02:10

Speaker A

So, let's get into this. All right, so first off, guys, again, like we're, let's get into this. All right, so why does the market move? Okay, so when you're finding your bias for the day, you have to be asking yourself, why is the market even moving in the first place? Right. First off, we can see here we have rebalance inefficiencies. So, an inefficiency is simply just a fair value gap. And price likes to trade back towards bullish fair value gaps and bearish fair value gaps. And this gives people a better entry, right? A better entry in price. So, you're not just entering off of a really high premium, right? When you get these large gaps up, price likes to rebalance into these ranges and into these fair value gaps to then send price higher. Okay. Um, does the size of the gap matter? The size of the gap does not matter.

02:15

Speaker A

Thank god. Yeah. Thank god. All right. You good? Yeah. No, I'm good. Okay. Just double checking, because it sounded like something else. I don't know.

02:19

Speaker A

Anyways, next up, similar. Oops. Sorry. I'm not. Yeah, just shake it a little bit more, pal. No, keep going. I'll hold it for you the entire time. Actually, I'm good. I don't even like touching the desk. Either way. Okay.

02:22

Speaker A

Next up, we have rebalance to equilibrium. Okay. So, similar to inefficiencies, but this time it's going to be when we have a really fat range.

02:27

Speaker A

So, I'll show you guys an example soon, but when we have a really big impulse leg where the market just shoots up or just dumps, right, we're going to have a big range that price likes to rebalance to, right? Again, people don't want to be shorting in a discount. For example, here, right? In this scenario, we want to be shorting in a premium. And then when we're longing, people don't want to be longing in a premium. People want to be longing in a discount, right?

02:40

Speaker A

We already went over this in our premium and discount video. So, if you haven't seen that already, please go watch that, because it's going to explain a lot, and you definitely need to be watching that video first. And finally, price likes to move, and price does move, to seek liquidity. Okay? And we had a whole entire two-part series already on seeking liquidity. So, go watch that. It went over all of the liquidity pools.

02:52

Speaker A

So, we have, you know, buy side, sell side, gay side, gay side, right? And pretty much all of the prominent liquidity.

03:04

Speaker A

No, there's no that. There's no side side. Buy side, sell side. There should be some side, because when the market's just chopping around, side, that's gas.

03:13

Speaker A

Yeah, super gas. Seeking the side liquidity, super gas. And but yeah, guys, we already went over all the different types of liquidity pools. So, the prominent ones that you guys should be remembering are like previous day high, previous day low, session liquidity. Um, you know, time-based liquidity is really going to be important. Um, also equal highs, equal lows, um, low resistance liquidity as targets, right? And honestly, we can move on from this, right? This is pretty much all you guys really need to be asking yourself: why is the market moving and where is the draw on liquidity. Okay, so yeah, I mean, this is really the three main aspects of the market, and if you can understand these, then you've practically mastered the markets. Um, but yeah, now let's get into how do you find your draw on liquidity, your DOL, uh, your BDL.

03:19

Speaker A

So you ask yourself, are we delivering from buy side or are we delivering from sell side?

03:30

Speaker A

Right? So Blake, tell me here, what do you think is happening on the left side?

03:39

Speaker A

Okay, so wrong. So here we're delivering from sell side. You can see that right here price comes down. It sweeps some sell side, and we're not displacing below this sell side. We're delivering from the sell side. And in the process of that, obviously, as we were delivering towards the sell side, we created probably bearish fair value gaps. And so then after we deliver up from sweeping the sell side, we start invalidating this bearish fair value gap. And now we are respecting bullish PDAs. So in summary, wow, we are delivering from sell side. We are disrespecting bearish PDAs and we are respecting bullish PDAs. Right? So these are the two questions you need to ask yourself. Are we delivering from buy side or sell side? And what PDAs are we respecting versus disrespecting? Forgot to say that before. And here we're delivering from sell side. We're disrespecting bearish PDAs and respecting bullish PDAs. Right? And all this is in the process of delivering to some sort of draw on liquidity, which Blake marked out with this zesty eyeball. All right. Um, if you ever see those TikTokers putting eyeballs at their draw on liquidity, just know that they've never gotten a payout.

03:50

Speaker A

True. Very true. Now, on the right side, we have the vice versa. Here we're delivering from buy side, because you can see that price comes down, it comes up, it sweeps this buy side, and now we start getting bearish order flow. Here we're disrespecting bullish and respecting bearish, and we're delivering towards that draw on liquidity, which can be seen here with this eyeball. We don't know what this mysterious draw on liquidity is, but you know, just know that if someone has an eyeball there, they're prob

04:03

Speaker A

We already went over this in our premium and discount video. So, if you haven't seen that already, please go watch that because it's going to explain a lot and you definitely need to be watching this um that video first. And finally, price

04:16

Speaker A

likes to move and price does move to seek liquidity. Okay? And we had a whole entire twopart series already on seeking liquidity. So, go watch that. And it went over all of the liquidity pools.

04:29

Speaker A

So, we have, you know, buy side, sell side, gay side, gay side, right? And pretty much all of the prominent liquidity.

04:36

Speaker A

No, there's no that. There's no side side. Buy side, sell side. There should be some side because when the market's just chopping around side, that's gas.

04:43

Speaker A

Yeah, super gas. Seeking the side liquidity, super gas. And but but yeah, guys, we already went over all the different types of liquidity pools. So, the prominent ones that you guys should be remembering is like previous day high, previous day

04:54

Speaker A

low, session liquidity. Um, you know, time any time based liquidity is really going to be important. Um also equal highs, equal lows, um low resistance, liquidity as targets, right? And honestly, we can move on from this, right? This is pretty much all you

05:13

Speaker A

guys really need to be asking yourself is why is the market moving and where the draw liquidity is. Okay, so so yeah, I mean this is really the three main aspects of the market and if you can understand these, then you've

05:25

Speaker A

practically mastered the markets. Um but yeah, now let's get into how do you find your drawn liquidity, your DO, uh your BDL.

05:36

Speaker A

So you ask yourself, are we delivering from buy side or are we delivering from sell side?

05:47

Speaker A

Right? So Blake, tell me here, what do you think is happening on the left side?

05:51

Speaker A

Okay, so wrong. So here we're delivering from sell side. You can see that right here price comes down. It sweeps some sellside and we're not displacing below this sell side. We're delivering from the sell side. And in the process of

06:04

Speaker A

that, obviously, as we were delivering towards the sell side, we created probably bearish for value gaps. And so then after we deliver up from sweeping the sell side, we start invalidating this bearish for value gap. And now we

06:16

Speaker A

are respecting bullish PDAs. So in summary wow we are delivering from sell side. We are disrespecting bearish Perays and we are respecting bullish Pers. Right? So these are the two questions you need to ask yourself. Are we delivering from buy

06:34

Speaker A

side or sellside? And what PerayS are we respecting versus disrespecting? Forgot to say that before. And here we're delivering from sellside. We're disrespecting bearish uh Periods and respecting bullish PRAS. Right? And all this is in the process of delivering to

06:49

Speaker A

some sort of drawn liquidity, which Blake marked out with this zesty eyeball. All right. Um, if you ever see those Tik Tockers putting eyeballs at their drawn liquidity, just know that they've never gotten a payout.

07:01

Speaker A

True. Very true. Now, on the right side, we have the vice versa. Here we're delivering from buy side because you can see that price comes down, it comes up, it sweeps this buy side and now we start getting bearish order flow. Here we're

07:17

Speaker A

disrespecting bullish and respecting bearish and we're delivering towards that drawn liquidity which it can be seen here with this eyeball. We don't know what this mysterious draw liquidity is, but you know, just know that if someone has an eyeball there, they're

07:29

Speaker A

probably hitting a 1 to 20 RR and it's the first one they've had in nine months. Um, true that.

07:34

Speaker A

Yeah. So yeah, guys, these are the questions that you should be asking yourself. So every day when I'm coming into my day, I don't know. When I'm coming into the day, every day, all right, bro, there's no good way to say this. When I'm

07:46

Speaker A

looking at my daily bias, I'm trying to find my daily bias. I'm asking myself daily bias.

07:49

Speaker A

When I'm trying to find my daily bias, I'm asking myself these questions. First question I'm asking myself is, are we delivering from bias at our cell side?

07:56

Speaker A

First, I just want to see that's what what are we generally doing, right? And then from there, I'm looking at what PD rays are we respecting versus disrespecting. And then finally, I'm literally just asking myself, why should the market even be moving here, right?

08:09

Speaker A

Are we going to rebalance towards a range? Are we going to be seeking out some sort of liquidity? Are we running stop losses? Right?

08:16

Speaker A

Or are we going to be uh trading into some sort of inefficiency? Right? Because the market is always moving for those three reasons. And to find out if the market is going to go there, you first need to see if we're delivering

08:28

Speaker A

from buy side or sell side. And then you need to see if we are respecting or disrespecting these PD rays. Um, and yeah, I mean from here, this is just literally just drawings, right? And I'll show you guys now some chart examples

08:40

Speaker A

that I send out every single day in our premium discord. Um, I send out a daily bias and I basically just call the market live in front of everyone. Um, so I'll show you guys what that looks like

08:53

Speaker A

and I'll put on my speedy glasses for this one, baby. Oh, wait. You actually look hella aura. Wait, this should be the thumbnail.

09:02

Speaker A

Wait, not something. Hey, wait one more time. Smiling. Wait, I don't like my smile.

09:10

Speaker A

Or like daily bias right here. Yeah, it's hard. Oh, just like this. Ready? Oh, that's fire. That's fire.

09:17

Speaker A

All right, lock the [ \_\_ ] in. Lock the [ \_\_ ] in. Oh my god.

09:22

Speaker A

All right. All right, guys. So, going to get into this. So starting off I want to start with this day. So this was this was on a 725 July 2nd 2025.

09:34

Speaker A

Okay. So I said on this day I had a bullish bi coming into the morning.

09:38

Speaker A

We swam previous day low the intermediate low inside this daily biy and we're currently displacing higher.

09:43

Speaker A

Sorry. And we if we get this 15-minut hourly CISD we can expect London highs and a recent buy side. Um as internal liquidity pools we have data highs as obvious draw and I want to see that get hit. By the way, I just want to say if

09:55

Speaker A

this sounds in complete Chinese to you, yeah, definitely rewatch some of our videos because here we're talking a lot about basic liquidity. Um, previous day low, you know, being the previous day's lowest point. Internal low is going to

10:08

Speaker A

be that internal low of your current trading leg. And then daily bissy, think of that as just a bullish fair value gap, right? That's usually what we're referring to if we say daily bissy. So, like a daily bullish fair value gap. Um,

10:23

Speaker A

and a cibby is a bearish fair for value gap. Yeah. So, it's really sometimes it just matters how zesty you're feeling, which term you want to use. Uh, but fair value gap, um, like bearish value gap, cibby, bullish rally gap, bissy, um,

10:36

Speaker A

buy side imbalance versus sell side imbalance. Okay, all that [ \_\_ ] And then CISD, well, CICD is a change in say delivery. So, it's the same thing here with like this market structure shift you're seeing.

10:48

Speaker A

It's just a change in order flow, right? We're changing delivery here. When we start displacing through these Peras, we start now respecting these Peras. Okay.

10:56

Speaker A

I would we would make a video on CIC, but I really don't think it's that important. Um maybe we'll chef it up later down the line, but yeah, think of just like a market structure shift.

11:04

Speaker A

Yeah. So from here guys, I'll show you what this looks like on the charts, right? So we have a sweep of free state low and then we are delivering from here and we are disrespecting these PDAs, right? And then we have clear internal

11:16

Speaker A

targets. Okay, so the questions I'm asking myself, right, number one, why would the market even be moving in this scenario? Okay, well, as you can see here, we have data highs resting. Okay, so what is this? This is a liquidity

11:28

Speaker A

pool, right? We went over this in our liquidity part two video of different types of liquidity pools. Data highs is a really, really strong draw on liquidity. So, this is going to be a great reason for the market to be moving

11:39

Speaker A

here. Also, what do we have? Very prominent buy side liquidity and relative equal highs here, right? So these these stacked up highs is going to be a very strong draw as well. Okay. So two reasons for the market to be moving.

11:51

Speaker A

Uh first being this external buy side liquidity here and then also we have data highs here on the internal time frame um being the reason that the market could be moving. Okay. Now next question I'll be asking myself that I

12:03

Speaker A

how I actually found this bias is where are we delivering from? Are we delivering from buy side or sell side?

12:08

Speaker A

Here we are delivering from sell side. Right? Being previous day low. Nice. Right. So, we're delivering from sellside and then what PDAs are we respecting versus disrespecting? Well, we are currently disrespecting this bearish PDA right here. And we are going

12:23

Speaker A

to be most likely respecting these bullish PDAs. We can assume that um and that's what I said and we're just displacing higher, right? And then as you can see here, show you guys the result after we get that change state of

12:37

Speaker A

delivery. This was a order block. I mean, we just got a close above this.

12:41

Speaker A

You can also use a 1 minute uh inverse for reference. Here we had a tiny one minute inverse here, which is usually what we use. Uh literally, right, it was a 15-minute time frame.

12:49

Speaker A

Oh, it's a 15-minute time frame. Well, even if we're using inversions, you can see that if you don't want to use like a 15-minute CISD, which I mean to be honest, we use inversions to determine flips and order flow unless price isn't

13:00

Speaker A

giving us any inversions because price is choppier on the day, then you can usually refer uh to like a CISD. But inversions work amazing for confirming a flip and order flow. So, right, we've been bearish for a while. We take our

13:11

Speaker A

previously low. So, we're delivering from sellside here. And then you can see that we start invalidating these bearish 15-minute for gaps. They're small, but they're there. And so, that means we're now disrespecting bearish PDI rays, right? And we're going to start

13:23

Speaker A

respecting bullish PD rays. And of course, what are we going to be delivering towards that drawn liquidity, that buy side up there? So, we're seeking liquidity after after seeking liquidity, right? Exactly. after delivering from that sell side and now we're seeking

13:39

Speaker A

more liquidity. Mhm. Beautiful. All right. Lots of bias there. Um so this is another daily bias um where I said you know I was leaning bullish. This was a more of a conditionbased day. You want to explain conditions?

13:53

Speaker A

Yeah. I mean so really when we say it's a conditionbased day I mean like I here we'll read out the bias first. So Blake said I'm leaning bullish coming into the day nearing all-time highs. Ideal scenario coming into the morning would

14:05

Speaker A

be for 9:30 to open lower trading into the 4hour bullish fair value gap and taking out London lows then getting lower time frame long out of that. So what that would look like is if we want want to take longs then we want to see

14:18

Speaker A

price retrace lower into that 4hour bullish for value gap and then we want to see that 4hour get respected. Also, if we hit that 4 hour, we'd simultaneously be sweeping London lows.

14:28

Speaker A

And then a long out of that would look like a clean, you know, inversion in the 1 to 5 minute time frame towards the upside, confirming that narrative. Um, so this gap is what we call condition.

14:39

Speaker A

Uh, because if we end up breaking it, and by breaking it, we usually mean if we end up inversing it, we're expecting price to displace lower. Now, it's always like when you have a condition, there actually needs to be a reason for

14:52

Speaker A

why price could go in either direction. So, we know here that if price respects this 4hour bullish for value gap, then we have a reason to be bullish and we have a reason to look for longs because we know that there's resting buy setup

15:05

Speaker A

here that we can take. And overall, we're in an all-time highs narrative, right? Uh during all-time highs trading, your ideal scenario is to catch some sort of long because you can typically get better moves. But just because we're

15:15

Speaker A

at all-time highs doesn't mean doesn't mean we have to keep ripping higher. So we set a condition like this this 4hour condition. If price invalidates it or starts running through it then can we expect lower prices? Yes. Why? Because

15:29

Speaker A

we have sellside resting below that we can target. So there would be a reason.

15:33

Speaker A

If price doesn't have a reason to go in a certain direction don't just try to force a trade in that direction. And that's a mistake a lot of people make.

15:41

Speaker A

Um and so that sellside side would be like previous day low and then there's like a daily fair value below as well.

15:47

Speaker A

Uh so yeah, we just end up ripping this day. So we're at alltime highs.

15:52

Speaker A

Yeah. So that that's just like an example of how we would trade condition based on the higher time frame. Um and as you can What the [ \_\_ ] Where' I go?

16:00

Speaker A

Yeah, right there. Yeah. So as you can see, I mean being that we're on alltime highs, what do you think is going to be the most probable scenario? We respect that 4hour um bullish value gap and we end up ripping

16:11

Speaker A

higher and seeking that liquidity above. What happens? Price trace retraces lower into that 4-hour bullish for value gap.

16:17

Speaker A

That gets respected. We end up seeking that buy side. Oh wait, sorry. In this day, actually, oh yeah, we did end up hitting the 4 hour. Yeah, that candle ended up hitting and then the next one ended up delivering higher.

16:26

Speaker A

Um but yeah, I mean now if you're watching this, we're resting most likely near alltime highs conditions and we probably will be for maybe a few months.

16:36

Speaker A

Um, so just make sure that when you are really premium, not a few months.

16:40

Speaker A

Yeah, maybe not that long, but just if you're ever trading alltime highs and you're too premium to be like really looking for a long, wait for a higher time frame pullback into a key level like a 4-hour bullish value gap, anap,

16:50

Speaker A

an hourly bullish for gap, and then if that gets respected, you know, you're confirming that narrative that price wants to go higher.

16:56

Speaker A

Yeah. Just want to double check we're recording. Cuz that always happens. It does always happen.

17:01

Speaker A

Yeah. So, let's keep going into examples. Um, I know it's going to might seem annoying, but I want to literally ingrain this into your guys' brain to the point where you want to kill me, okay?

17:13

Speaker A

Um, and no one would ever want to kill you. Thanks, bro. So, on this day, thank you.

17:18

Speaker A

This was another, you know, we're always having and setting ourselves conditions, right? And every time I'm coming into my my morning, I have if then statements, right? So, if I if this happens, then I will do this, right? And when I what I

17:31

Speaker A

want you guys to do when you're building your bias as well is to always be leaning somewhere. So, as you can see, I'm always leaning somewhere, but I'm never going to be married to a bias.

17:39

Speaker A

It's very rarely I'll be married to a bias except for like very obvious days.

17:44

Speaker A

Like I think on the first example I showed you, I was very married to this bias. I didn't even set myself a condition to be bearish because it just there was no reason to. But a lot of the

17:54

Speaker A

times I am going to be um having some sort of condition to be seeing either way. Now that being said, on this day I said I was leaning bullish, right? We have a new week opening gap lower though

18:07

Speaker A

um and an S&P with the spice of liquidity. So condition is this 15-minute gap. If we break it, expect the lower resistance liquidity and the new week opening gap to get hit. If we hold it, I'll expect price to keep

18:16

Speaker A

trading higher. Obvious liquidity right now for ES. Okay. So, what I'm looking at this day, right, I can see that we're very obviously trending towards this buy side. Um, oh, I thought you were going to shoot me something, right? And what I

18:31

Speaker A

want you guys to know is that you really don't need to be like over complicating your bias that much in the sense that you can very clearly see that we're just trending up, right? We're very clearly going towards a liquidity pool being

18:45

Speaker A

this bias of liquidity right here, right? So, just be bullish until then, right? And from here, so I was saying, right, we have ES as a very obvious draw here, right? So the condition was this 15-minute gap, right? We can go up, hit

19:00

Speaker A

this buy side, right? Because that's the obvious draw right now. And then from there, this gap will be the condition, right? What does that mean? Once we go up here, if we trade lower and respect this, where can price go? Keep going

19:11

Speaker A

higher. If we hit this high, trade lower, disrespect this gap, then where can price go? Down towards this lower resistance liquidity in the new week opening gap. Okay, so overall going back to this, why would the market even be

19:22

Speaker A

moving here, right? So it can move higher for one for for a reason like this to seek buy side liquidity and then it can move lower to not only seek liquidity being this low resistance liquidity that we have here, but also to

19:34

Speaker A

rebalance this inefficiency being this new day opening gap, right? And then the next questions we're asking ourselves is how do I actually find my draw, right?

19:42

Speaker A

So are we delivering from buy side or sell side? In this scenario, we would be delivering from buy side, right? if we hit this high first and then are we going to be respecting or disrespecting Pays? Well, we'll just have to see,

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Speaker A

right? If we disrespect this PDA, then it's very likely we will go seek this liquidity and go rebalance towards this inefficiency.

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Speaker A

All right, so as you can see here, we end up trading higher, hitting this buy side liquidity. We end up disrespecting this for valley gap. This was our condition that we set for ourselves to be bullish um and also to be bearish,

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Speaker A

right? We just respect this and then we trade back higher and then we trade back up to this order block CSD. This inversion for rally gap gets respected and then we trade lower down towards this new day opening gap that we left

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Speaker A

for ourselves and also simultaneously taking out all of this low resistance liquidity. So again guys very very simple but I want you to literally be asking yourself these questions every single time before you're enter before you're writing out your daily bias.

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Speaker A

Right? Why is the market moving here? Ask yourself that. Then ask yourself, are we delivering from buy side or sell side? And what PDAs are we respecting or risk is disrespecting? Okay. Um, and that's really how you'll find your

20:53

Speaker A

bias. Okay? And I'll show this one. This was a little bit more of a complicated bias. And I'll talk about this because this was a little bit more discretionary. Oh my god, I keep shaking the [ \_\_ ] camera. Because this bias I

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Speaker A

sent out was a little bit more discretionary. Okay. And we have a like five more examples. So, I'm just going to do this one really quick. Okay. Now, I said on this day I had a neutral bias, right? And I really want to show this

21:16

Speaker A

because I think this is an important bias, but we have a neutral bias. We have an SMT with the previous day high and a huge range from tariff news yesterday. So, I can expect today to rebalance yesterday's range towards

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Speaker A

equilibrium. Right now, we have an SMT with this 4 hour. So, I want to see if that holds. If this holds, expect high to get hit. If this SMT gets ran through, expect the unfilled 50-minute gap in equilibrium in yesterday's range.

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Speaker A

massive move yesterday. So, most likely choppier conditions for today's AM session. Be cautious. Okay. So, with conditions, guys, it doesn't always have to be PDAs, right? It doesn't always have to be for valley gaps. It doesn't always have to be, okay, if this

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Speaker A

15-minute gap gets ran through, if this hourly gets ran through, if this hourly holds or gets ran through, right? It can also be with SMTs, which is what I like to do a lot of the time. Um, for

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Speaker A

example, here, right? We have this SMT. So, if I were to be bullish on this day, I really want to see this SMT hold, right? I want to see this hold. I do not want to see this get traded through. Um,

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Speaker A

I would want this to be the lowest point in which price wants to go. However, if this SMT does decide to get ran through and if we want to start trading through London lows, then what can you expect?

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Speaker A

Well, we have this inefficiency here, right? So the market would be moving to rebalance an inefficiency being the unfilled 15-minute for gap and also to rebalance where equilibrium of this range right we have a very very large impulse move up and this is a fat range

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Speaker A

from tariff news so price was will most likely rebalance this range if this SMT here gets invalidated okay and I don't have a photo from my chart but I went back on this day and showed it let me just say this is practically like

22:54

Speaker A

when the market gives you a really big Drake candle le it needs to have a slight retracement lower so it can pop a honey pack and then give you another drake facts. Wow, that was really good.

23:06

Speaker A

D me up. Fire. You trade? No. Do you? No. What are we talking about right now?

23:11

Speaker A

I don't know. I thought we were talking about real estate. Yeah. Yeah. It's like buy houses.

23:15

Speaker A

Houses sell low. Yeah. Right. Like you don't want to buy a house in a premium.

23:19

Speaker A

Yeah. Um but yeah, guys, that's how I was able to freelance Brand Scale for free. I don't know if you guys want more sauce on them, but as you can see here, I don't know why Pat had this in his um

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Speaker A

thing. It's It's like reverse psychology, right? Like this was this was back then like this was near This was over a year ago, guys. And you're at alltime lows.

23:41

Speaker A

Yeah. And I and I wanted to stay humble. I didn't want to scare my competitors by saying I'm the best trader ever. We We are the best live traders. No, I kept it a humble abode. said we were the worst

23:53

Speaker A

Discord, so nobody would join. We could gatekeep it. Um, but then the community got kind of freaky and they started sending freaky AI pictures of us. So, yeah, you had to delete that.

24:02

Speaker A

Yeah, I had to delete it cuz now it's no more reverse psychology. Now it's real.

24:05

Speaker A

Yep. Um, okay. And then, as you can see, guys, we end up disrespecting this SMT here. And it was at this point where I flipped bias to down here and towards this. And we did catch a short this day

24:17

Speaker A

towards this unfilming gap and towards this. pretty much all of these days like when my bias just plays out perfectly, it's it's really nice because I'm able to go on the lower time frame and have that confirmation. And again, like

24:30

Speaker A

you're finding basically every single day where the market is moving and then on the lower time frame, you're doing the exact same thing. Um, and then this one was just a lot of aura points on this day. I mean, this was pretty like a

24:43

Speaker A

pretty simple, right? Right. Like we're delivering from buy side. You can explain just explain this one. But yeah, I mean, so this is a pretty simple day because here we have that higher time frame condition being that 4hour bullish

24:56

Speaker A

gap and we're delivering from buy side, right? So here price seeks liquidity and you can see that because what do you notice? Price was super bearish, right?

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Speaker A

Even if we look before this, we had we had a really strong impulse candle down.

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Speaker A

So when we have that, we can expect price to what? Rebalance this unfilled gap above. We had this unfilled 4 hour.

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Speaker A

Price does that, but then it decides I'm going to disrespect this PRA. And when that's when that gets disrespected, then we open up a bullish PD array. So now we're disrespecting bearish, respecting bullish. It respects this 4 hour and

25:29

Speaker A

seeks liquidity, takes out previous day high. Now that we've taken out previous day high, we're going to set this 4 hours as a condition and say if we disrespect this 4hour bullish gap, we can we can expect price to go lower and

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Speaker A

seek this sell side. And as you can see, inverse is at 4 hour. Seeks sellside. Bro, I have a Chino in my mouth right now, so I sound like Orygy. But shout out. That's a [ \_\_ ] goat.

25:53

Speaker A

I love you, ONG. I want to play Fortnite with him. He should We should We should live together.

25:59

Speaker A

Imagine. I think he commented that or something on one of Oh, I want to live with ONG.

26:04

Speaker A

I think you commented that. He has He has this $5,000 machine that cools his bed to whatever temperature he has. No way.

26:10

Speaker A

It's insane. Yeah, insane. um here. Speak for a second. I need to poop. Sorry. [ \_\_ ] So again, guys, in this scenario, let's just run over it, right? The let's just go through the mind of what I was thinking here, right?

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Speaker A

Why would the market be moving here to seek liquidity? Right? We have a really nice sellside imbal uh sellside liquidity pool right here. Right? Now, how do I actually find that? Well, we're delivering from buy side being previously high.

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Speaker A

It was just a fart. And then oh and then we are disrespecting bullish PDAs meaning what right we're delivering from buy side disrespecting bullish meaning literally bar for bar what we have drawn out yeah so it's very very simple guys don't

26:50

Speaker A

over complicate this just ask yourself these questions and uh this is another pretty simple bias yeah so then a bias going into this morning this was back in January we said going to continue being bearish coming into the morning not coming in the

27:03

Speaker A

morning I'm not gooning in the morning there are still lower targets on NQ an ES. We're still in a higher time frame sell model towards previous week low. So we have previous week low below to continue being bearish. I would need to

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Speaker A

see EQ of the range respect that open. So here since we had a super strong impulse candle down, we want to see price rebound EQ to deliver lower, right? Rebounce a range and then seek that liquidity. And so then you can see,

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Speaker A

and guys, again, don't over complicate this. Like it's very obvious that we're just trending lower, right? And this is gonna sound corny, but trade with the trend. Like the trend is your friend. I know it sounds corny, but this is way

27:41

Speaker A

too often I see people trying to trade against the trend and trying to catch all these reversals.

27:45

Speaker A

That also doesn't mean you're a trend line trader, by the way. If you're trading with a trend, because you're still going to be looking for those lower time frame confluences of price rebouncing a range on the lower time

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Speaker A

frame, confirming that, you know, narrative that you want to go lower. So, even if we're tra we're trending lower, you still want to see on a lower time frame a pull back into a five or 15 minute and get your inversion from

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Speaker A

there. Yeah. Also with this I was saying when I was talking about like EQ getting respected this is also a condition right. So the same way we can have conditions with like um for example for rally gap same way we can have

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Speaker A

conditions with an SMT I said I want to see get hold EQ of a range is also an area where you want to see get uh hold right and you do not want to see uh price trading higher than like this

28:27

Speaker A

golden pocket here really because if we start trading this deep into discount most likely we are going to go to the next high okay you do not want to see big big pullbacks like all the way up here. Okay. So, you want to see price

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Speaker A

respect equilibrium and uh trade into discount and then bounce from there. And then on this day, we end up trading to the high.

28:48

Speaker A

You can see that we ended up respecting equilibrium perfectly and we ended up trading all the way down to previous week low. Bang. Bang. Beautiful.

28:55

Speaker A

Yeah. Another day here we have also January bearish buys coming into the day respecting this 1 hour unicorn. What does that mean? Just a fair value gap and a breaker block over overlapped. Um and we are in bearish order flow on the

29:06

Speaker A

higher time frame. I'm looking to see us have an open high low close at 9:30 sweeping out the 15-minute internal high to then trade lower with us generating this trend line liquidity on the lower time frame. These stacked lows are the

29:17

Speaker A

drawn liquidity for today. So you can see since we're stacking up a bunch of lows here, I mean we're expecting this hourly uh bearish PDA and we have all these stacked lows below. So ideally we'd want to see 9 I mean this is just

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Speaker A

our ideal scenario. We want to see 930 open higher so we can get a premium short to run this low resistance liquidity. And as you can see eventually price respects this uh bearish hourly fair value gap and we run all this low

29:43

Speaker A

resistance liquidity resting down here. Yeah, this was a really fun day to trade cuz it did exactly what I wanted it to do. Right, we have and again the questions you guys have to be asking yourself, right? Why would the market be

29:53

Speaker A

moving here? To seek liquidity, right? What liquidity pools do we have? Low resistance liquidity. We went over that and then relative equal lows. this stacks liquidity right this accumulation right here okay then the next question are we delivering from buy side or sell

30:06

Speaker A

side we're delivering from where Asia highs right so we're delivering from this buy side and then are we respecting or disrespecting Peter well we are disrespecting this bullish gap there was a little bullish gap here that got disrespected and then what are we doing

30:19

Speaker A

we are respecting this bearish gap right here so respecting bullish disrespecting bearish okay or sorry disrespecting bullish excuse me disrespecting bullish bullish respecting bearish on this day.

30:33

Speaker A

Okay. And it would now make sense for price to go lower. And on this day, again, I was saying it's really fun to trade because we did end up having like my perfect ideal scenario that I said I

30:40

Speaker A

wanted to see happen where we trade higher, take out this internal high and then went run lower. And as you can see, we went higher, took out this internal high on the 1 hour time frame. And then we caught a pretty nasty short on this

30:53

Speaker A

day. Um, targeting that low. So, this was a nasty day. I remember this. But um yeah, so this is going to be like the final example that I want to show you guys. This was on a day where I was not

31:08

Speaker A

able to trade live and I was just talking about the bias basically just through my phone. And I want to show you guys how I go about finding not only my bias but also my entry model. So So this is going to teach you a lot

31:20

Speaker A

about like time frame alignment because like we said the bias is important and all. You can have the right bias, but this is what I always tell people and I made a video on TikTok about this recently. Like knowing where price wants

31:31

Speaker A

to go is important, but knowing how price is going to get there is far more important. Remember, because you're not executing on the 4-hour time frame, you're not executing on the 1 hour time frame. You guys are futures traders.

31:41

Speaker A

Most of you are trading on funded accounts, meaning your executions are going to happen between the 1 to 5 minute chart, and your trades typically don't last more than 20, 30 minutes. You know what I mean? So, in order to

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Speaker A

confirm a bias, we need that lower time frame confirmation. And we do this by utilizing stuff like conditions. And that's what the next video is going to be on. You guys are going to [ \_\_ ] love that video. It's truly like one of

32:00

Speaker A

the best lessons. And that's how you confirm a bias with a lower time frame draw liquidity as well. And then you get your entry. But yeah, Blake can get into this.

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Speaker A

Yeah. So on this day, I did have a bullish bias, right? Reasoning for this was because the market would be moving in this scenario to rebalance an inefficiency.

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Speaker A

Right? We had an unfilled unmitigated gap and we were delivering from where sellside liquidity so we should go up higher to rebalance this range right um and I said I want to see this trade up to this this devil's mark we have a mech

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Speaker A

model blah blah okay we'll get into models and all that later but we end up having this S&T here right and price does end up eventually trading towards this 15-minute gap here as you can see so from here right we have another

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Speaker A

scenario where We can kind of have this be our, you know, bias setter, right?

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Speaker A

Where if we want to see this get respected, it's all if then statements, right? If this gets respected, this should then send us higher to this buy liquidity. However, if this gets disrespected, this could send us lower.

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Speaker A

Okay? And I did say I was expecting this to hold to send us higher because I was overall bullish on the day. So, I said I was expecting this to hold to send us higher and that's what I told everyone

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Speaker A

in chat. And then that did end up happening, right? So, we did end up trading lower. Um, this is like a higher time frame chart on the 15-minute, but the five-minute did get tapped here.

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Speaker A

Then we did run to that buy side as you can see through this wick. And then from here, I said I still like longs. Longs are setting up nice. Reasoning for that is because we left equal highs, right?

33:34

Speaker A

So, the market here is now going to still move because we want to seek liquidity. Equal highs is a very strong liquidity pool. So in this scenario, let's say we didn't leave equal highs and we just left, you know, just any

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Speaker A

just a high that looks like this, right? Let's say we did this. Then at this point, then this would not have been like that good of a long, right? Because we're targeting a high right here. We're targeting this high

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Speaker A

that already got swept by this high, right? So it's going to be not as strong as a liquidity pool versus, you know, if we had something like this. But the reason I like this so much is because we

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Speaker A

left equal highs. So price ended up doing something like this. Okay. All right. So it looked like that on the lower time frame.

34:17

Speaker A

Also, there's one thing I do want to say um and there's this huge misconception uh actually with equal highs and equal lows. Um you guys need to realize and we talked about this similar it's similar with like the SMT video like SMTs SMT

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Speaker A

SMTs form all the damn time on the lower time frame. Mhm. Same thing with equal highs and equal lows. But what you need to know is you need to focus, like we said on the SMT video, at those significant liquidity

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Speaker A

pools. And the same thing applies with equal highs and equal lows. If you have, bro, like a one minute chart that looks like this, where you have like, you know, backtoback equal highs candles, it's not going to be as significant as

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Speaker A

if you had two higher time frame significant swing highs create equal highs. Right? Right? So, if this looks something more like bang bang and then we're trading lower and then we came back up and left equal highs at a strong

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Speaker A

liquidity pool, then that's when you would really want to pay attention to equal highs. Not just because you had two stacked candles back to back on the one minute chart create equal highs. No, because you created two significant

35:25

Speaker A

highs that created equal highs. So, just want to make that clear because, you know, I see a lot of people um really falsely, I guess, explain and promote equal highs and equal lows online and we want to give you guys the true sauce and

35:42

Speaker A

not give you any, you know, stupid [ \_\_ ] information or concepts that aren't even valid.

35:47

Speaker A

Um, but yeah. Yeah. So again from there I was saying longs are setting up nice because price should seek out now this liquidity pool here and we'll show you what those equal highs look on the lower on the lower

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Speaker A

time frame because on the higher time frame it looks like yeah I think I had a screenshot though.

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Speaker A

Yeah cuz that's a higher time frame. That's a 50-minute chart or Yeah, I did actually. Okay, so from here I had actually had this opposite.

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Speaker A

Okay, so from here we did trade lower and we did run up take out those equal highs. So, I know this is like you can't really see it that well cuz I'm on the 5minute time frame, but we did have

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Speaker A

equal highs here and then we did run up and take that. Okay. Now, from here, I did say I was bearish, right? Reasoning for this guys, why should I be bearish here? Well, number one, the market has done its job, right? We see all really

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Speaker A

the liquidity that we could this buy side here and then we seek out these equal highs and then we had a fat run lower, right? So, from here we are delivering from buy side and then what are we doing now? We are disrespecting

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Speaker A

this bullish pet. Right? So we had a bullish pet here on the fiveminute and this stock got disrespected. Right?

36:51

Speaker A

Price is fractal guys. What we're doing on the higher time frame and what I'm showing you on my daily bias on the higher time frame how I actually found this daily bias to begin with. I'm using that same framework on the lower time

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Speaker A

frame. Right? I'm thinking about price in the same exact way. Okay? And from here I then said price is looking bearish ASF right now. Okay? I said I'm now looking for this sell side. Right?

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Speaker A

Because what are we doing? We're clearly disrespecting bullish gaps. We're clearly respecting um bearish gaps, right? And we're very clearly trending lower, right? There's I don't want you guys to over complicate this, right?

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Speaker A

Price just looks like it's heading towards here. So that's where I'm shorting to towards. Okay, as you can see and from here, I did say I want to see this send us lower. We have, you know, a bullish uh we have a change

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Speaker A

state delivery here with this order block. So I want to see this send us lower. This could also trade up here, send us lower.

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Speaker A

And then at this point, I said I want to take something like this. I want to have an inversion for rally gap here to then send us lower to short from.

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Speaker A

And then wait, notice this, guys. Oh, yeah. Here's the equal highs also. Yeah. No, then there's actually more equal highs before. So, um, right here we had equal highs, but we also had equal highs before with two significant

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Speaker A

highs, and that also got ran. And then we created three stacked highs above. Those ended up getting ran, too. So, same thing you see on the higher time frame, you want to see on the lower time frame. But something I want to emphasize

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Speaker A

here is notice how just because we had this super impulsive candle down and we were and we were disrespecting um bullish PD rays, we're not just going to short at the bottom of this. This goes back to rebalancing ranges, right? So

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Speaker A

now on the lower time frame, we want to see this impulse candle down, which we showed you looked like, sorry, looked looked like this. This impulse candle down. We want to see that range get rebalanced towards equilibrium. So then

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Speaker A

we can take shorts. So what happens? You can clearly see here that price rebalances this leg to around equilibrium. And then you would want to look from shorts from there because if price is going to respect EQ of this

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Speaker A

range um and start giving us confirmation that price wants to run lower, then now you're validating that narrative that price wants to run to that sell side. So you can keep going from here.

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Speaker A

Yep. Exactly. And then I did end up taking a short from that inversion for valley gap right there. As you can see, we end up trading up towards um we end up trading up towards that right here and then we end up getting our short

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Speaker A

here and executions. I don't know what the [ \_\_ ] happened this day. I think I just accidentally closed and I had to reenter my position. But as you can see, played out perfectly and um that's how I

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Speaker A

went from finding my bias to actually finding my entry. Um and it's pretty much utilizing all the same concepts, guys. And it's asking myself the same exact questions that I'm asking myself on the higher time frame.

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Speaker A

Yeah. And um I mean we can show you literally what this looks like on also like real time. So if we go over let's see it's bit staticky but like let's say let's go over like the most recent day

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Speaker A

of price action. We'll pop into the 30 minute chart here. Um I can delete these drawings right.

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Speaker A

Yeah. So yeah we'll we'll delete these. I double check it's that's everything though. Yeah.

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Speaker A

Yeah. So, I'll delete these. Um, and now if we go into the 30 minute time frame here, which I like to use because I can see how my previous sessions are trading. Um, we can go into a day like

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Speaker A

this, which was, I think, two days ago. Um, and so, let's look at this, right?

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Speaker A

Let's start off all the way back here. So, after London session, this is around 8:00 a.m. pre-market, we see that pre-market sweeps out Asia highs. So, we take a significant liquidity pool on the higher time frame. Now, what do we

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Speaker A

notice? This range is pretty imbalanced, right? We have this really strong impulsive move. So, now that we've seek liquidity, what are we most likely going to do? We're most likely going to rebounce a range and want to hit like

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Speaker A

equilibrium of this. So, if we fast forward price here, we see now we've rebounced equilibrium. What happens? So, now we're respecting this bullish PRA, but we're also opening up this bearish PRA. So, how do we confirm a narrative

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Speaker A

from here? Well, we want to see what continues to be respected and what continues to be disrespected. And you see going into like 9:30, we're sort of bouncing between PDAs. So, when we have a scenario like this, we're like, "Oh,

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Speaker A

[ \_\_ ] Okay, we swept out Asia highs and we swept out uh London lows and we're respecting this 30-minute bullish and we're also respecting this 30-minute bearish. What do you think we're going to do?" Nothing. We're going to sit on

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Speaker A

our hands because we don't have a clear narrative of price. We don't really know where price is going to want to go. So ideally we tell we set ourselves conditions right. So if we look at like this uh bullish 30 minute right here we

41:32

Speaker A

have a bullish gap on the higher time frame and we have a bearish gap. So my thought process with something like this would be okay if price decides to respect this 30 minute and then disrespect this bearish 30 minute.

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Speaker A

What's that going to tell me? We're respecting bullish disrespecting bearish where are we going to go? Most likely higher. But if we end up respecting this 30 minute and we disrespect this bullish 30-inut, what can I expect?

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Speaker A

Price to seek this liquidity. Right here we have low resistance liquidity. And so I would want to look for shorts to run all this LR and take out this final sellside. As you can see, eventually you have price finally invalidate one of

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Speaker A

these levels. And now what can we expect? Price end up running all this sellside liquidity. And you can see price ends up trending lower because we are disrespecting bullish, respecting bearish and we're taking out this liquidity and we're running all this.

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Speaker A

Um, and yeah, I mean that's practically putting it all together. This is like showing you a day where you start off relatively neutral and you go basing it off like higher time frame conditions and see if we're respecting bullish or

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Speaker A

disrespecting bearish. Um, yeah, I can also show you guys really quick the daily bias for this. Um, and on the higher time frame, it's a little bit might be a little bit easier for you guys to see, right? And it's the same

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Speaker A

thing again. You want for your highest probability setups for price to be fractal, right? So, what I mean by that is you want to see models inside of models, right? So, the same thing you saw on the 30-minut time frame, right?

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Speaker A

Where we're bouncing between this bearish gap here, remember, and then this bullish gap here. We're doing the same exact thing on the 4 hour, right?

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Speaker A

So most likely when we disrespect this 4hour gap, where can you expect price to go? Lower. Right? So the same thing you saw on the 30-minut time frame is happening on the higher time frame.

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Speaker A

Right? And on this day, I can kind of just show you guys what I had for a bias coming into this morning. Um I said we're delivering from this 4hour bissy disrespecting this bearish. And I set is this a for that?

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Speaker A

It was the other day. It was this it was this day, right? Right there.

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Speaker A

Okay. Right. So, I did say if this ends up getting disrespected, okay, so I said we're bouncing between these two gaps.

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Speaker A

And I said I'm leaning more bearish, right? Why? Because of everything that Pal was talking about and everything was going on here, right? We're clearly respecting this gap. We also have an unfilled gap here. Okay? So, it's it

43:53

Speaker A

makes sense for price to move lower, right? To rebalance um an inefficiency. And for here, I said um I need to see price close below this 4 hour. If closed below, expect the unfilled 4 hour. Okay.

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Speaker A

So if we close below this expect what this and then as you can see on this day we end up respecting this bearish gap. We end up disrespecting this bullish gap right here. And then once we close below this this is that

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Speaker A

confirmation that price wants to then head towards this low at minimum. Yeah. And also, if you notice here, this is one of those days where we're seeking inefficiencies because we don't have like clear a sellside liquidity to target here, but we do have a clear

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Speaker A

unfilled 4hour gap below. So, we know that if this 4hour bullish gap gets disrespected and this gets inverse and this one ends up being respected, then what can we expect? Price to go towards this next inefficiency, which is this unfilled 4

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Speaker A

hour. And so that's really just like step by step how we build um our biases and everything. And I hope you're able to now like pair these things together.

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Speaker A

I think this has to be the sauciest bias video ever being put out on the planet.

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Speaker A

Um but yeah, dude, it's not about predicting the market. It's about reacting to what it's telling you. And so you slowly go from having an assumption to getting a confirmation of that assumption to then finding your execution. Um and I don't need to yap

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Speaker A

any longer about this. Blake doesn't need to yap any longer about this. This is genuinely everything you'll ever need to know about determining your bias. Um, so I hope this made a lot of sense to you guys. Um, and yeah, once again,

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Speaker A

we're sorry, bro, about putting a delay on this series, but we're going to bang it out now. Um, and yeah, we just wanted to show you guys a little bit about who Blake and I are because all we ever did

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Speaker A

was give you a like lore video, but we didn't really show you our lifestyle outside of trading. And we don't just want to be like traders to you guys. We also want to be like regular people. Um but yeah, I mean this was our ICT for

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Speaker A

Dummies episode 10 on daily bias. And share this [ \_\_ ] with your friends, bro.

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Speaker A

Show people this is really how you determine your bias. We are quite literally giving you every sauce you need. Not no one that you find online is going to be this transparent and show you this level of information. That's

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Speaker A

just the reality. And that's not me being like egotistical. We just genuinely like have always wanted people to know exactly how we go about it. Bro, we've been [ \_\_ ] crushing in the markets for a long time. Consistently

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Speaker A

pulling in six figure months. I mean, recently it's been insane. I've won like the last I don't even know [ \_\_ ] 16 out of like 18 trades.

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Speaker A

And I'm showing you this guys l literally right in front of your face. I literally predict the market every single day for you guys in the daily bias in our premium discord. And we're also showing you this.

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Speaker A

Yeah. But you don't you don't need you don't need a [ \_\_ ] you don't need the disc you don't need [ \_\_ ] at the end of the day. You just need to be like willing to put the time to learn. So if

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Speaker A

you can watch this video, take notes on it and start applying it and like go through previous day bros and and like use use our thought process to build your narrative, you're going to realize that your bias is right all the time.

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Speaker A

But this is only, you know, one piece of the puzzle. Then figuring out those lower time frame draw liquidities, getting those entries is also another thing. But we really did show you everything that you need in this video.

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Speaker A

And this was a main focus on buys, but we even went into like lower time frame draw liquidities, went into um entries, and like we said, this is all fractal.

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Speaker A

So, the same thing we're looking on the higher time frame, we're looking for on the lower time frame. And uh yeah, we're going to keep pushing out some gnarly, gnarly ass videos like this, sort of just free flowing through [ \_\_ ] You can

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Speaker A

see that this video is completely, you know, unedited. Um and this is what we do every single day. That being said, we [ \_\_ ] love you guys and thank you so much for watching our ICT for Dummies

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Speaker A

episode 10 on Daily Bias and we'll catch y'all. What was that? What? You didn't even No song, no song, no nothing. That was depressing.

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Speaker A

Give me a beat. Wait. All right. Oh, I hear you're doing here. [ \_\_ ] I'm cyclopedia race.

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Speaker A

Disrespecting respecting. If you respect bearish, then I'm bearish bias. Hey, I feel like Adele sucking on your balls. Oh my god, bro.

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Speaker A

[ \_\_ ] This is not It's not my day. It's not [ \_\_ ] I feel like I got these cell side imbalances. I'm filling it up. Yeah.

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Speaker A

Wait. Okay. Here. Okay. Check it. [ \_\_ ] I feel like that's my draw. I'm hitting that liquidity. [ \_\_ ] I feel like an inefficiency. I'm feeling that [ \_\_ ] I don't think it's any of our days.

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Speaker A

Nah, it's not our days. Give me one more. Just one more try. Okay, one more try.

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Speaker A

Okay. Wait. Yeah. Hey, higher time frame. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Guys, lock the [ \_\_ ] I swear we do this. We're actually so good at the end.

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Speaker A

We actually do this first try. This is usually so much better. You're looking nervous.

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Speaker A

Yeah. Why am I so nervous, bro? Lock the [ \_\_ ] in. All right. Ready? All right. M yo [Music] yo.

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Speaker A

On the lower time, [ \_\_ ] I find a fair value gap. If I see that thick booty, [ \_\_ ] you know I'm f to slap. Executing on the one to five minute. You already know that I'm always [ \_\_ ] stinging,

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Speaker A

[ \_\_ ] I'm catching all these trades, [ \_\_ ] I'm always getting laid. 18 [ \_\_ ] wins, [ \_\_ ] You know I'm getting paid and I do it crazy, [ \_\_ ] None this [ \_\_ ] fazy. Patty and Blake, we

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Speaker A

don't do this [ \_\_ ] We lazy. Um, didn't make any sense. Yo, left curve gang.

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Speaker A

Um, determine my bias. M yeah Asian so I eat rice. How do you end the show?

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Speaker A

Just end it right now. How do you end it?

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