https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmHSwlmS9iY Summary: – Purpose and approach: The speaker outlines a weekly market-workshop method (given on a Saturday) focused on mapping likely price action before the market opens. He emphasizes disciplined study of his core lessons rather than casual Q&A. – Charting framework: Analysis always begins with a continuous contract (gives consistent historical highs/lows/inefficiencies). He layers…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVHX56v-gUo Summary: – Host has a sinus headache and will keep the update short; may be offline for a while. – Reviewed NASDAQ price action: initially expected a downside into a defined objective, but post-PPI/CPI price action pushed the market higher toward Wednesday’s and last week’s highs. – Intraday behavior: quick 9:30 run, swept prior…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=La2fTewydjw Summary: – The speaker defines the weekly market range by obvious, prominent price legs (Monday London session high to relative equal lows). Since the market took out both the highs and lows, the week’s range is considered fulfilled; upcoming economic prints don’t change that outlook. – Core teaching: always first identify where the market…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEqzv2yOAf0 – Context: A quick review of the September‑2026 S&P 500 futures trade shown on a 1‑minute chart and a 15‑second chart (each candle = 15s on the right). – Key technical levels annotated: last Friday’s London‑session relative equal lows, a suspension block, and a buy‑side liquidity pool. The trader placed limit exit orders just…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bu4g-2aMA4 Here’s a concise summary of the commentary: – The market failed to run up to the relative equal highs as hoped; instead it opened down and initially pushed through relative equal lows and nearby liquidity pools. – Key price references were the high/low of a retracement leg and the opening price of the last…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7CwjBOtHwM Summary: The speaker explains how he derived key price levels and why he trusted certain setups, emphasizing session structure, liquidity, and the economic calendar. With CPI (Wed) and PPI (Thu) coming, he expects muted, range-bound regular trading on Mon–Tue and larger, one-sided moves midweek. Electronic/pre-market hours (London, overnight) are more likely to trend when…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O217xQsEUgI – The speaker is trading live: initially went long four contracts, planned to add two then two more as price revisited an “inversion fair value gap” (a type of order-flow/price-dislocation zone). – Entries were clustered inside that gap; stops placed just below the gap’s low (with incremental tightening as the trade confirmed) to reduce…

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Summary: – The speaker reviews NASDAQ price action on non-farm payroll (NFP) Friday and strongly warns inexperienced traders not to trade on Thursday/Friday of the first week of the month because NFP creates extreme volatility. – He uses a pre-market range from 7:00–8:30 a.m. ET (highest high and lowest low) to define the “dealing range”…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tByaPnk3fc4 Summary: The speaker reviews a strong post-FOMC rally and explains the technical reasons they entered a long trade, focusing on daily “inversion fair value gap” levels, volume imbalances, and a premarket suspension block on a one-minute chart. They describe the live entry at the midpoint of a gap, how they managed the trade (partial…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFWqQelvrJw Summary: The speaker reviews an E-mini S&P Market‑on‑Close trade (Aug 4, 2026), using the prior day’s lecture as context and focusing on precise, repeatable price‑action methods rather than broad indicators. Key ideas: – Focus window: measure the full daily range (intraday high to low) and concentrate on the final hour (3:00–4:00 PM ET) and…

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