https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X0A-Lgf9RY

Michael reviews a live Friday trade to demonstrate the concepts from his previous lesson. He describes using the daily chart’s suspension block, volume imbalances, and wick-based quadrant levels to establish a bearish bias, then looking on lower timeframes for a liquidity sweep and breakdown. He says he prioritizes inefficiencies on the buy side of a swing high and uses the opening-range gap’s midpoint as a practical target.

He also emphasizes taking partial profits near targets, adjusting stops as price moves in your favor, journaling trades, and practicing on historical data to build independent judgment. He encourages patience and consistent study, while noting that other tools may help some traders but are not essential to his approach.