https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUcRywSry5U

– The speaker is trading NQ during day one of the Jackson Hole Symposium using a “seek and destroy” intraday model that targets the session high.
– The plan relies on structure like inversion fair value gaps, buy-side imbalances, wicks, order blocks and “PD arrays” to identify entry, stop placement (under the wick), and pyramid opportunities.
– He waits for price to behave around prior representative fair value gaps and upper-half wick closes, enters longs, moves stops to breakeven/positive when conditions are met, and places limit orders at defined intraday highs.
– The trade is patience-intensive: price consolidates (“corks”) and slowly probes stops, leaving imbalances partially unfilled — a bullish sign he wants to see before adding size.
– He narrates emotional management, trade adjustments, and skepticism of other indicator methods, emphasizing experience and discipline.
– Result: price eventually breaks upward, he takes partial profits at his target, raises stops, documents the trade, and posts proof.