https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD1Ts09dkYs

Summary:

– Context: Live trading review from Aug 28, 2026 covering trades taken on day one of the Jackson Hole Symposium and the technical reasoning behind them. Emphasis on using the daily chart to set the framework and drilling into a 1‑minute view for execution.

– Framework and concepts used: daily PDA (price‑delivery arrays) levels, buy‑side/balance‑sell‑side efficiency (gray shaded area), suspension blocks (cibby), volume‑of‑bounce, fair value gaps (FVG) and inversion FVGs, consequent encroachment (mid‑wick behavior), liquidity pools, order blocks, and the idea of “seek-and-destroy” stop sweeps. He repeatedly stresses reading open/high/low/close (price action) and anchoring levels to leftmost pivots.

– Trade narrative and execution: he saw a false break below key lows, entered long anticipating a stop‑sweep and reversal into daily buy‑side efficiency, pyramided the position (add at/below equilibrium), took partial profits at pre‑planned targets, and nearly got stopped out by one tick. If stopped, he would have immediately re-entered. He adjusted stops and exits dynamically based on wick behavior, equilibrium, and inefficiencies.

– Rules and risk management highlighted:
– Pyramid additions at or below equilibrium (don’t add beyond equilibrium).
– Add on consequent encroachment/equilibrium; use partials and runners.
– Place stops with market mechanics in mind (futures have identical prices; forex can have widened spreads).
– Anticipate price behavior rather than react to it.

– Teaching points: learn his trading “language” (how he describes wicks, midpoints, gaps), annotate charts, backtest, and slow down when learning. He argues his methods come from decades of experience and are deterministic in reading market structure.

– Market view & advice: Jackson Hole days are volatile—day one especially prone to engineered liquidity/seek‑and‑destroy—so expect the unexpected. Short‑term bias was bullish into daily buy‑side efficiency with nearer targets noted around the 29,757–29,830 area, but remain cautious and adaptive.