https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBrsLPKXZ2E Summary: – The speaker reviewed his pre-market tape-reading plan for NQ around the 8:30 PPI release: either price would drop then rally into the new-week opening gap, or rally into the gap then drop. He favored the scenario that would revisit the lower area because the rally was supported by very thin buying (a…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF7dEkgWoO0 Summary: – The speaker reviews recent price action around levels he flagged earlier (including a sweep near 29,395 and a prior low ~29,545), explaining how the CPI print drove a rapid move and created actionable liquidity and fair-value gap (FVG) situations. – He describes trades taken: short entries into a suspension/first-presented FVG, partial exits…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFi2QEApVGM Summary: – Context: Trading a short ahead of the Fed chair’s 10:00 remarks, expecting the speech to create volatile, whipsaw price action and to disrupt apparent trend-line support. – Key levels referenced: yesterday’s regular trading hours/opening-range gap, the 8:30 low, an “inversion fair value gap,” and an “event horizon” target below those lows. A…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bz4QNPcpmWE Summary: The speaker reviews yesterday’s lesson about probing a low-probability opening range to the downside, clarifying why they focused on specific relative equal lows and a lower volume imbalance on the daily chart. They emphasize using higher-timeframe levels (daily/weekly) for probability and explain their one-minute/9:30AM analysis showing how the market made a regular-trading-hours low,…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtIcbG6twrI – Context: The host and Caleb review the coming week’s schedule—major CPI and PPI releases and Fed speeches on Tuesday and Wednesday—so expect heavy morning volatility those days. They prefer trading PM sessions after the initial noise settles. – Monday outlook: No scheduled news today, so price could be quiet or build into the…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmAJfuSkY1g Here’s a concise summary of the commentary’s key points and the day’s trade analysis: – Core method: order-block theory — the last up-close candle (if it’s the largest of consecutive candles) defines a bearish order block; the open only matters if price closes below it, which signals a state change. – Wicks matter: full…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq4hz_XiTRE – The presenter reviews recent Nasdaq action using a daily chart plus a focused 15-minute view. He highlights two daily reference points: the “discount wick” (low) and the “up‑close” candle/open (order block/change-of-state), with a key consequent‑encroachment level around 29,221.75. – The 15‑minute timeframe is treated as a bellwether for intraday/scalp setups and to sync…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3qz13Hl-gg – Context: Live analysis of the NASDAQ September 2026 contract on the 15‑minute chart, carrying over levels from yesterday with added lines marking buy/sell balance, efficiencies, and a sell‑side liquidity pool. – Thesis: The market was expected to break below recent relative equal lows, build downside momentum and fill a shaded inefficiency/fair‑value gap down…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bke4YH6ZuE – Instructor reviewed the 15‑minute chart (highlighting fair-value gaps/inefficiencies) and described price action: the market moved into an inefficiency, retraced into a fair‑value gap, reacted up to a lower quadrant, then failed to reach the next octant and remained rangebound. – Key trading lesson: avoid trading on low‑participation days—especially Mondays following U.S. bank holidays…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZB4vBUFdHw – The trader is looking for a short setup: place a limit sell just above a fair value gap/order block, don’t chase price — wait for it to come to you and use a stop above the volume/bounce/wick. – Use order blocks, fair value gaps, wick behavior, and “changing state/delivery” as confirmation of institutional…

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