https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uws9egBxPLI

– Instructor opened with a short review and logistics (may post more content on YouTube; translations can be limited if videos exceed an hour).
– Market recap: price rallied into last week’s Friday volume imbalance, then after FOMC retraced into the same imbalance; weekly low held and price followed through to near the week’s start.
– Teaching focus: a methodology combining market structure, time-and-price grids (PD arrays, octants/quadrants), and strict criteria for using fair value gaps/inefficiencies and volume imbalances — not just visual guesses.
– Key tactical framework: use the pre-market “dealing range” (7:00–9:00 ET) and the opening range (9:30–10:30 ET) to build time-based horizontal levels; project range extensions (notably the 0.5 fib) to forecast likely session highs/lows.
– Examples given: specific levels (e.g., 28,400) and how buy-side imbalances / sell-side inefficiencies aligned with octants and algorithmic times (8:30, 8:50–9:10) to produce predictable reactions.
– Execution tips: enter small “information” contracts to read order flow (even 1-second candles), use demos or micros to test, and scale into trades when price confirms.
– Emphasis on experience: the system requires practice; the teacher criticizes shortcuts, rebranding by others, and says experience cannot be simply transferred.
– Personal anecdote: he traded the setup (shorted near the projected high, hit target around 28,400), describing trade management lessons and minor execution errors.