Analyzing Market Trends and Price Points

Okay?

Count that day

as one.

One,

two, three, four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve,

thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen,

twenty. So right here, September 22nd, that's

20 days look back.

Now, inside that range

of 20 days,

what we're gonna look at is the highest high and the lowest low.

Very, very simple. It's not complicated.

It's not

ambiguous. It's very specific. So what would that be?

This is the lowest low,

and this is the highest high. So in deference to those two

price points,

there's the 22nd and the candle right before it's the lowest one in all of

these ranges up to that high, this is the lowest one.

So all you gotta do is drop a box on that,

anchor it up there, and this is just for visual representation.

Y- you, you don't need to do this 'cause it's,

it's just lipstick to help me

communicate something to everyone that's watching.

But inside this range,

that is my 20-day look back.

That's all I ever need.

I don't ever look-- I don't ever need to look to 40 days

or 60 days.

Now,

if you're in a market that's running,

for instance, like gold, and we'll talk about gold in a little

while,

but if we're looking at just tell me what the market

needs to be focused on right now, what PD arrays are gonna work right

now, which one's the central focus, withdraw on liquidity is the ones that I

need to be worrying about right now, give me the right now skinny ICT.

Make it short and sweet. I ain't got time.

You know, I'm, you know, I'm only 20 years old.

I ain't got this all the time in the world to learn all this stuff, okay?

This is what I'm looking for right here.

This is my bread and butter when I'm real quick,

kinda like sitting on the

sidelines, you know, waiting for something to pop up.

My go-to is this.

So I wanna go back over the last twenty days.

If it's a mo- market like gold, I almost went over this without saying it.

If it's a running trending market like gold is,

okay, or silver, something like those markets

where they're going parabolic,

then I'll go back 60 or 40 days and, and I'll get the

range there. Okay? And-