https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYQSUCSbYn8 – This lecture reviews the instructor’s price‑action method applied to the Nasdaq September 2026 mini contract, emphasizing clarity on why recent moves happened and how to anticipate them using his proprietary PD (price‑dissection) arrays. – Core concepts: grade and track specific PD arrays (sell‑side imbalances / buy‑side inefficiencies a.k.a. SIBIs, fair value gaps, consequent…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H_qpeIp2rY Summary: The speaker reviews recent NASDAQ action using their order-flow framework (buy/sell imbalances, fair value gaps, PD arrays). Overnight price hovered above Wednesday’s 1-hour buy-side imbalance, then opened down into Monday’s regular-hours opening-range gap and rallied into yesterday’s fair value gap before 10:00 (a ~100-handle run). During electronic hours the market failed to sustain…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6XwTK4hVqI Summary: – Review of a short-term NASDAQ trading session (1-minute chart) focused on Sept 2026 delivery, with emphasis on a large gap up from prior settlement (~450 handles). – Core rule taught to Caleb: use the opening-range gap bias for the first hour—if the gap is sufficiently large (20–40+ handles), bias toward the midpoint/half-gap…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp0qkiWCctw Summary: – Trader livestream reviewing a volatile intraday session. Yesterday’s price hit his pre-market objectives; today opened with a large opening-range gap and quickly became choppy and manipulated. – He described his trading plan and actions: sold one contract based on a 60-minute “buy-out-of-balance”/sell-side efficiency, targeted relative equal lows and the half-gap, took partials,…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L88yH3LKcs – Context: intraday walkthrough of NASDAQ using daily → hourly → 1-minute charts, focusing on key levels: consequent encroachment (gap midpoints), relative equal highs/lows, hourly buy-side/sell-side efficiencies, octant levels and order blocks. – Market read: the market gapped up at the open and ran sharply higher from 9:30, but several important signs suggested the…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbtW_0ipuos – Market outlook: this week’s economic calendar is light, so expect low news-driven volatility. The speaker has no strong directional bias and is watching the opening range; they’ll wait until about 10:00 to see a clearer signal (look for liquidity clears back toward Friday’s settlement). – Short-term price action: current trade is near last…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPU4gsM9jqA Summary: – The speaker defends long-form trading education over short-form clips, saying brief videos can’t teach the depth and context his lessons provide. He makes students “work for it” and posts free, detailed lectures across platforms (YouTube, X, ICT spaces). – Core teaching: use higher-timeframe structure (daily chart) to forecast the weekly range and…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHkUPAsdyfk The speaker reviews a recent Nasdaq trading session and reiterates a teaching focus on the “midnight” New York open and pre-market structure (pre-market watching often 6:30–7:00 AM, official pre-market 7:00–9:00 AM). He explains the midnight open often acts as a fulcrum for the day’s range and describes an ICT “power three” pattern (brief lift…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dj0663u7VRc Summary: – Market view: The presenter expected and saw lower prices after a daily close below a key volume/inefficiency area (sell-side liquidity with relatively equal lows). That setup increased the probability of downside continuation and possible gap lower by Sunday if momentum picks up. – Key technical concepts used: daily/weekly anchoring, suspension blocks, buy-side…

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