You Only Need ONE Entry Model to make $500/day

This is by far the most powerful liquidity entry model and only that it is the simplest one and all it requires are three candles. This is not going to be some objective liquidity that I might see and you may not see. It's on the same chart and it's simply built by candlesticks, not session highs or lows, not some complicated new liquidity type, just the basic foundations that you started off with, but I'm just bringing it back to new light so you understand that the basics was all you actually needed. Now, the method to getting near zero drawdown entries lies with these three specific candlesticks and they must follow this sequence. Now, before we fully get into the full comprehension of this video, there is a prerequisite. It's going to be the full free file course I gave to you guys, so go make sure you watch that. It explains the candle anatomy, the candle science of the candle range as well as the candle impulse theory by using the file candlestick I use every single day. Now, this sequence follows candle one being the basic start and foundation of our movement. The reason for this candle is the initial liquidity that it does build. Now, the sole purpose of this candle is to initially get swept by candle two, which then is our main manipulation. This is one of the most important candlesticks because this is the protective barrier that price is created for us and it's essentially where we're going to be putting our most protective and conservative stop losses. Now, it follows this simple logic. Since price already swept liquidity at this point, it has no objective to resweep this high that has already been mitigated. Thus, when price creates candle three, this is the secondary and reignition point of liquidity that price then creates. Now, candle three must be seen as a trailing liquidity level. It can be price sweeping this high point on the third and immediate touch or creating another candlestick sweeping that kind of high or then another one and then taking out that high point. So, the main thing is if this high is not taken, just move this liquidity entry to the next candle and I'll show you all the formats and ways to trade all these efficiently. Now, the logic behind this is simply price will accumulate liquidity until it sees that it has mustered enough participants that interested in the new trend. In this example, the bearishness that is about to follow through and all these trades are going to be placing a stop loss at the recent high. As we already told in the inner shading, also your stop loss at the most recent high or low point. So, price does not need to go all the way to this high and it can take out all the liquidity at the recent high point. And as you can see, price just tags. It barely even gives the high point enough room to breathe. Just takes it off and then distributes lower. Now, all of you that are watching this video, every trader has been in a situation where they place a stop loss and they get wicked by the pip. This is the logic behind this and now you're at an advanced stage to where you can trade this to your advantage. Now, as you can see, here's a lower time frame view of this. We have the initial candle one creating our first range of liquidity, which then gets swept and manipulated in candle two. We can see this massive downfall and as you can see, with candle three, very choppy movement and what are we doing? We're creating trend line liquidity at these highs, which then gets swept with the new candlestick which you are entering in at. Once again, near zero drawdown entry and then obviously these are TP levels once again that we discussed in the free course. Make sure you go watch that. I already linked it um in the beginning of this video. Now, here's another example. We start off with candle one. It does not matter the color of the candlestick. It can be bearish and bullish, either or. They don't have to come in the sequence of in the same trend. The main thing is you're waiting to look for the super cam. Now, I already teach you guys how to trade this initial sweep of taking the low and then trading towards this high, but in this video we're only going to be using this as a prerequisite for the third candle. As you can see right here, our trailing stop will be placed over there. So, if price comes below here, we are then looking to enter, okay? As you can see, price does not take out that first trailing stop. Thus, we take it to this point, okay? This is where we are now placing our new entry for the trade, okay? And as you can see, price then comes to the fourth candlestick. Once again, it's trailing. We move with that liquidity level, okay? And you guys can pretty much do anything with this. You can place an immediate limit at this point. Just make sure that your entry is at the low point, okay? And obviously with this, um you can use it on any time frame. It is practical. You can use it on the 4-hour as the candlesticks or even the 15-minute, okay? Or you could go with the approach that I am currently using where I use as more of a higher time frame bias. So, if price comes to this point, I'm then immediately looking on the lower time frame for direct entries so I get an even better R um and more precise um entry as well, okay? Now, here's another example of this. We have the initial candlestick where we get our sweep of the high, very sharp movement. We then have price dip down, creates a little opening gap where the third, okay, candlestick is getting swept at this high, okay? Let's try that again. High swept. This is your entry, okay? Price then falls, okay? That's all we're doing. We also see that this is a movement that gets priced multitudes times to come back in. You can see these highs getting taken here, highs getting taken here, and highs getting taken here all to confirm that bearish trend, okay? Price does not just fall. It has little pit stops, okay, of receiving liquidity and this is how it does it, okay? It's been in front of you this entire time, but you've not been trading it. This is your sign to finally start trading these micro movements and making a ton of money. Now, why does this work, okay? There's reasoning behind this. Once again, it is simply a lower time frame liquidation sequence. As you can see, here's a higher time frame candlestick. There's that candle low. Here's a higher time frame candle high, okay? And simply what price is doing is going to take out that liquidity, okay? Once again, creates the initial point, okay? Price is slowing down. Sweeps out the liquidity point. Does not come for this high, okay? Does not. It swept up all of these liquidity right here. And then now we have the initiation to come back down lower. There is the trailing entry point we have there. And then we take price lower, okay? Once again, as you can see right here, all of this liquidity coming on the lower time frame gets swept out, okay? All right? Now, once price does this, there will be an inter or internal liquidity that is created within that trend, okay? As you can see right here, there is the internal high, internal high that price creates, okay? Not this one. It is mainly the origin high, okay? What does price do? Immediately comes to this point, sweeps it out, okay? Everyone who was interested in selling off here, okay, they all get taken out, okay? Price does not like doing the big move with other players in the market, okay? Firstly, they don't they want you to win, okay? They also don't want you to be a part of those big moves, okay? Right? Trump and Barron, they should be the only traders trading those massive dips and those massive um follows as well as longs, okay? Now, as you can see, here's another analysis for how to get these precise entries. This is a refined version. I've already done a video just like this, okay, but I've just refined it better so you guys can get even better entries on this. If you've been a loyal um student to Noble Lex, you should know what I'm referring to, which is our nano CR, which is simply a a smaller candle range, okay? We have the main candle range over here. So, this will be a another higher time frame candlestick with the low wick right over here. Price sweeps that out. You then go on the lower time frame and you identify another candlestick which low and high gets swept out, okay? Once again, as you can see, initial foundation, price then distributes, okay, leaving that low resting liquidity that we'll be using to enter our trade and then we start to go higher, okay? Now, to make this better is by informing yourself of a fair value gaps, okay? Right? The reason for this is now we having liquidity as well as imbalance, okay? The two most important moves in the market besides volume, okay? Now, once price creates a liquidation or a very first FVG candle, which is this one right over here. So, but once you have everything in line with you, okay? As you can see right here, there is our initial liquidity bonuses that was equal here. Let's ignore that for now. And now comes this initial liquidity of reignition, okay? Our sweep candle. However, you want to get a better entry. So, just getting in here, we do have a bit of drawdown. Now, use the fair value gap, okay? Cuz what did the price do? It swept liquidity, had ignition to then impulse and distribute at a fast pace with a lot of volatility. That's in the use of a gap. Liquidity plus gap, price can come to the consequent encroachment or the 50%. This is where you place the entry, okay? Right? Or the 25% for better entry, okay? But you notice all these, price is really ever closing within your entry point. Once again, it's wick drawdown entry, okay? You can use this 4-hour, 15-minute, 5-minutes, whichever one suits you guys best, okay? This is what you want to avoid so you do not get into a to those numerous losses that come with good entries and very minimal Rs. You already know that usually you have um a lot of losing streaks before you get that one winner, okay? This is just filtering out the unnecessary trades that you might take, okay? So, as you can see, there is the initial liquidity sweep, okay? So, the candle high. And then we have the consequent trailing entry, okay? If you enter there, you're going to take a loss. Why is that? Because you had that resting overall liquidity, okay? Right? Even though this is a very simple liquidity type, one is still be aware of the context, okay? Right? I really do look at this, but when I do see it, I try and avoid it, okay? As you can see right here, price is going to prioritize this candle wick. Okay, I'm surprised price is going to prioritize the overall liquidity at this high, at this high, at this high over just the candle liquidity at this initial candlestick high point, okay? Right? So, it's looking at it's weighing the two out and it chooses this overall liquidity over just this candlestick high, okay? Now, once again, any fair value gap, it can only be confirmed once you have that initial super gain. As you can see here is a fair value gap, but it's only confirmed because we had that initial sweep, okay? As you can see price does dip down a bit, but once again, you're protected by that low point. Price does not want to break this low cuz that's our protected low. There's no need for it to do that, okay? And you can see here's another example. Price takes out candle stick low, okay? Here's more liquidity, more liquidity. Leads off the fair value gap, fair value gap, okay? You place your entry by that re-ignition candle stick, okay? This one. Create more liquidity for our sweep. Price sweeps it, entry. Like literally, price takes its time, but there's pretty much no drawdown, okay? Your entry is sort of like the barrier for price now, okay? That's how you know you got a good entry. Now, there are scenarios where you get an immediate sweep, and then that's your immediate entry, and then sometimes your price will prolong that reversal, okay? As you can see right here, this is the initial liquidity sweep, okay? That is our forefront. Once again, this move you can also trade, okay guys? You can also be a part of this initial move. Once price gives us high on the low time frame, get a reversal and then just trading all the way down, all right? But this is not the purpose of this video. This is the purpose to get near perfect entries, okay? So, once price does that, remember, you're trailing your entry, not to here. Price doesn't sweep that, not to here. Price doesn't sweep that, okay? Okay, this level is a very interesting, okay? Right? Because of the fair value gap it creates, right? This I start to refine it. Now, price has a prolonged reversal, okay? As you can see, it takes its time, but it eventually does come to this point, okay? Why is this important? It's bearish, bearish, bearish, bearish, bearish, first bullish candle. That's ignition that price tried to sweep into this area, okay? And as you can see, once again, entry right there. You're barely in any drawdown, okay? You get that instant flash of blue on your MT5 once you enter, okay? That instant flash of green on your top step or any other platform, okay? Right? And then you can see this is another example here. Price creates the sweep initially of that first candle stick, okay? The high and the low. Distributes it very quickly. They didn't have that initial fair value gap created. Your entry is right at this um high point you target and your lows that you have here, okay? We have some equal lows. That's pretty good to target, and then price does revisit it back again, okay? Now, what is the sequence of this, okay? Right? We have the high time frame, which you now can use as the bias, okay? Which I already told you. This is now you using it for conservative um measures. You don't want to just enter immediately over this. You want to get a better entry. So, one of us understand that this move right here is a candle range theory, and I already told you guys how to trade this, okay? Once price makes that sweep, your entry, okay? Right? And very common entry model model we use is the total soup, okay? Swing low, okay? On the low time frame, the 5 or 3 minutes get swept. You enter there and you target high, okay? And as you can see here is another example. 5 hour, there is the initial super liquidity. We then have the fair value gap, but most importantly, there's our third candle stick, okay? Right? Or the secondary liquidity candle stick. Where you get your near perfect entry, okay? At this level. But as you can see, if you want to get re-entries or scale in, you then go on the 5 minute and just analyze the move once again, okay? Sweep up high and you notice what's going on here. Total soup. Internal high taken out. Change of state, you re-enter here, and you're then shorting for the rest of the day, okay? And here's just a few more examples to wrap this up here. Initial sweep, gap just works only entry, all right, you get it, okay? Now, once again, what makes this even more powerful is having liquidity before price returns to that re-ignition trading liquidity, okay? As you can see right here, there is your entry line, okay? And what does price do? It makes liquidity. So, you're seeing price is doing this, okay? Just know, once it tags you in, it's going to immediately push away. And that's what it does. Here is a clearer view of it on the lower time frame. We have that trend line liquidity on the lower time frame {slash} relative equal highs before price finally comes into your entry point and then just rejects lower, okay? Now, we're going to go into a few more chart examples to just really drive in this home, but hopefully you guys understand how to get these near perfect entries to get those massive RRs, okay? On any position.