Raw & Real IFVG Masterclass in Under 30 Mins

I have the best strategy in the entire world. No, I'm not joking. No, this is not rage bait. And no, I'm not laughing. This is not funny. In today's video, I'm going to show you the best day trading strategy on every pair, every asset, every whatever you trade. Whether it's orange juice, coffee, futures, gold, oil, I don't care. I'm currently in a hotel room in Barcelona traveling the world, all because this model. And you may be wondering, will this ever stop working? Let's hope not. Without further ado, I present to you the IFG master class. All right, listen. I know you're thinking, I'm a 23-year-old kid. This is [ __ ] But let me tell you, this is not [ __ ] I have thousands of students getting thousands of dollars of payouts every single month. Um, I'm not making the most amount of money per trade. I'm making like, you know, 5 to 10K per trade. Personally, today made about 15K. It was really good day for me. But some days I make 1K, some days I lose 5K, some some days I lose 10K. before I begin. Yes, this works on NQ futures. This works on gold. This works on crypto. This works on literally anything you can find good price action on. Okay, so let me get started with my raw model and just raw everything. Again, I'm not going to be flashy. This is supposed to be boring. Trading is not supposed to be fun. And uh let me teach you a model that's going to change your entire life. All right, let's get started. I look for something very simple. D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do D do or I look for do do understand you now have the knowledge to become a millionaire all right well it's not that simple um let me you know start and do some more content here I am looking for something called an inversion for valley gap basically what that means is I want to see a giant giant giant giant buyer so a giant just absolutely massive buyer Maybe a guy full ports his account and then I want to see that massive buyer just get completely smoked. But I don't want to see I don't want to see him get completely smoked in any manner. I want him to get completely smoked with the formation of a bearish inversion fair value gap here. Okay, if you don't know what a fair value gap is, you're going to go on Google right now and I'm going to teach you how to be self-sufficient and you're going to type in fair value gap on Google. Okay, I'm not going to do your homework for you. You must do your homework yourself because reality is most of you will never make it trading. And as bad as that sounds, if I say fair value rally gap or a term you don't recognize, you should be smart enough to go look at it yourself. Okay, this is a fair rally gap right here. It's very simple, I think. Bullish valley gap, bearish rally gap. Basically, it's just when the low of a first green candle does not overlap the or the high of the first green candle does not overlap the low of the green candle. Pretty simple, right? Let me just show you an example on the chart, but honestly, this should be your own homework. So, a bullish fair value gap would be something like uh this right here. Okay. Yes, I'm going to replay mode to use hindsight, but I do this live every day, so there's really no difference. But look, there's a high right here and there's a low right here. Pretty pretty simple. Okay, this creates a fail. What this tells me in the market is there's a lot of displacement, a lot of buyers here trying to cause price to literally go up with a bunch of force. Okay, that is exactly what this is telling me. Why is that important? It is important because if those same buyers here get completely smoked, there's only one direction we can go, the other way. And that is the basis of my model. Okay? And you can see they just get smoked. Okay. Now, what is my actual model entry though? Well, my actual model entry, I'm looking for some sort of sellside liquidity run. Okay. So, I'm looking for some really, really, really, really, really obvious low. like a low where I can like come all the way back here and I can still see it. Okay, this is the low I'm looking for. It just it has to be obvious. Okay, same thing with a high. I'm looking for a very obvious high. It has to look like a mountain top. It has to look like Mount Everest. It has to look like the Colorado Rockies, the top peak. Okay, and it has to be super obvious. Okay, this would be buy side. Now, all I'm looking for is a run below that low and then one of those inversion for a value guess back up. So, a run above this high and then an inversion fair for a value gap back down. Okay? And ideally, the inversion for a value gap is going to be something like this. Okay? It's going to look like that or it's going to look like this. NTE, do you understand Spanish speakers? Yes. Okay. So, that's all I'm looking for. Now, these two examples are good, but what could actually be better? Well, what could be better is when we get actually really bad price action. Chop, chop, chop, chop, and then a run below sellside and then a Vshape back up. Okay? Okay. And I always look for the letter V. It's the most important thing I look for in trading. Like that. Okay. See how we're chopping around first, displacing out of this little like channel-l like looking thingy like this box and then we go above. Right? That moment we retrace or that moment we expand out of that box. That is trickery. That is the market makers trying to fool retail traders. That is the market makers trying to make it look like retail traders, you know, go long, go long. And then in reality, we just dumped the other way way. Okay. Right here. Another box. This is retail traders in a box, you know, generally tricking, you know, they're they're being tricked by the market makers going short here because chop chop chop chop. Oh, we broke out. I'm going to short. Nope, you're my liquidity. Okay, that is the simple rundown of the best model. This is the okay model. This is the best model. Okay, that's the way I see it. Okay, now let me go on the chart and show you example which we actually got today. Perfect timing. In this live event, I explained I'm like, "Okay, guys, we have a lot of chop chop chop chop chop chop chop chop. What does that mean? We want to break out either below it or above it. And we ended up breaking out above it like that. Now, why is that important? Because it just goes back to what I just talked about. Us breaking above that chop is us basically tricking retail traders saying, "Hey, we're tra we're breaking out of this box. We just broke a ton of resistance. Go long." What did retail traders do? Go long. I don't do anything. I'm not long enough there. Way too high. they become my liquidity and then I take the closure of the candle back down something like this. Okay. And you know I'm targeting you know an overnight low. So maybe I'm targeting you know this is Asia low from the previous night or maybe I'm targeting just a simple London low. Right at this point this is very discretionary. Depends on how much you like to hold the R you're going for. You know whether you want to go for one R or two R here. But I'm generally targeting you know those overnight lows. Okay. But it's the same signature in price. I'm usually looking for that chop chop chop V-shaped up or down and then boom. I'm looking for an entry here. And you can actually see my indicator should have probably alerted this. It's good. Which hopefully this doesn't embarrass me right now. Please don't embarrass me indicator. I hope you alerted this because then it shows you know. Okay. Boom. Perfect. So my indicator did indeed alert this entry. You can see it alerts the entry and the close and it gave this one a B+ setup. All right. And uh that just shows you how my model works and what I look for. Now let's go to another example. Okay, we had one from right here at the bottom. This five minute was beautiful. Now this one is more of the okay model. This one is you know we don't have a bunch of you know chop chop chop chop chop chop chop and then down. But we still have a decent you know kind of chop but then boom Vshape boom Vshape. What happens after that signature and price specifically, if you were to go back test this exact signature and price 10,000 million times, we will generally go up. Okay? And like I said, don't listen to me. Go back test yourself cuz you'll see what I'm talking about once you back test yourself. I'm showing you the introduction of this class, but you need to go back test yourself. Now, if I go on gold here, gold, same thing, right? See how he chop chop chop chop chop chop chop. All of a sudden, a giant manipulation wake up here in live time. I'm like, "Holy, what is that? I'm not touching the market." And then all of a sudden we go back down. We create a bullish fair value gap here. A ton of people are longing here. So what happens? What does the market randomly do? It will go down and wreck all these people. And that's when I'm getting in knowing that my stop loss is now very safe at this high or even, you know, a close back above this inversion here or even, you know, at the top of this candle here. You know, I know my stop loss is safe because it's, you know, why would we go back up in the manipulation? Why would we go back up into a wick? just stopped out all these people. You know, this wick is destroying everyone with stop losses here. So, why is that important? Because we go down out there and there's no need to go back up. So, I'm taking this play. You know, I'm going, you know, break even at like a certain level where I think, okay, price should not stall here. And then I'm going for my one to two. I'm going for my 3 to 3 one. I'm going for whatever R I see. You know, it looks like this is obvious to me. I probably would have gotten out here, right? And then maybe you left the runner, you know, but that's only one R. And it just depends on your character traits and what you, you know, you like, right? Maybe you saw a giant wick down here, which you can see there's a giant wick right here. Maybe like, hm, that giant wick is very, very, very big. You know, market's probably going to target it. You know, maybe you learn that from your years of experience. Hit that is something you learn from years of experience. Note that down. You know, even on crypto, there's a different way. This one is in its Vshape. This one is kind of we form a fair value gap. You know, on the day on the weekly time frame, you know, yes, this can be used for the weekly. Yes, this could be useful in one minute. It doesn't matter. And you know, we're death candle just below it, right? That tells me all these people are getting wrecked. That tells me, okay, I'm going to look for some sort of short back down into some sort of low. Okay, simple. And I do think Bitcoin keeps going lower here. Probably to this low if I had to guess. Okay, so yeah. Um, that's basically it. We're going to get into the nitty and nitty and grey now. Okay, and I'm [clears throat] going explain to you a couple things. And I'm going to start by looking at this. Okay, one of the most common questions I get when I take an inversion fair for a rally gap is if we So I think this one did close a tick above. If we close above a fair rally gap on the on, you know, the 2 minute or the 3 minute, but not another time frame. So let's say we close above on this 3 minute, but we do not close above it on the two-minute. You kind of see the two-minut did not close above. It's a little higher. So we did not close above. What do you do at that point? Honestly, it just comes down to your conviction and where you think price is going to draw to. Listen, draw on liquidity is more important than inversion fair value gaps. Let me say that again. Draw on liquidity is more important than inversion fair value gaps. I would always I will always and forever always look at the market in terms of liquidity. Where are we engineering highs and where are we engineering lows? Like that. Okay, we are engineering highs there, engineering lows here. I only care about these levels because I want price to react to these levels and go sweep them and that's where I'm looking for. Same thing with like, you know, trend line liquidity. So like this, right? See how we're building up a giant trend line here to the downside, right? Giant trend line. Where would I expect price to go? Down to some, right? And the inversion for a rally gap itself is secondary. I'm looking for that secondary, but I'm mostly looking at where's liquidity, you know, where are we building up a bunch of stop losses. So, in this example here, we don't have the greatest liquidity. I'm going to be completely honest. But, do we have some liquidity? Yes, we do. It's here, here, okay? And here. And although it's not the most obvious in the world, it's still three different dominoes, okay? To where this is the first domino, okay? This is what I call it. And the second this first domino goes, why in the world would these three dominoes not all go together, right? This domino is going to smack this domino. This domino is going to smack this domino. Because at the end of the day, there's so many stop losses here where the the people having to cover from getting stopped out here, the people buying back to position to lose less money are going to end up triggering these stop losses and then these stop losses. So, ideally, when I'm taking plays, just like this inversion for gap that we see here in the chart, I'm always making sure there's a good, you know, spot to where price can run to that I can lower risk. And this is what I'm going to talk about next, the break even method. Okay, I have been trading so long where when we get, you know, a Vshape or something like this inversion for a rally gap and I know for a fact there are, you know, three highs up here, three consecutive highs or maybe equal highs, there's a certain point where I know if I'm right, price should not retrace. So, at this, you know, in this place specifically, I would go break even here. So, I'm almost I'm minimizing my risk when we hit there, going break even, and then it's a free trade. The reason why I do that is because I've been trading this market so long where I know if we come back after hitting this break even level to my entry we 60% of the time this is based off statistics by the way everything back us everything I'm saying this video is backed every single time we come back 60% of the time we end up going back to the low or just stopping out the original trade in general make sense good okay pretty tired here um and yeah like whenever we're going for you know inversion for bad gaps or any plays or anything. I'm always looking for these builtup highs or built-up lows and that's just what I look look for. Today, you know, in my live person and trading event, I told everyone, I'm like before open, I told everyone I want downside today. It was that simple. I felt like we were engineering so many stop losses to the downside here. Look at like all these stop losses. See how we're not manipulating below any of them, right? See how this wick doesn't go all the way down here? This wick doesn't go all the way down here. These wicks are not taking out these previous lows, which means what? which means it's building a ramp. Okay, if I went on Google right now and I said ramp, okay, and I looked at a picture of a ramp, something like this. It looks like this. This ramp eventually when you go off the ramp, you go down again. Same thing in trading. When this is building that ramp to the upside, eventually that ramp will get completely destroyed and go down because what goes up a ramp must come down. So, I always look for these, you know, trend line liquidities like stuff like this to be built up in an algorithmic fashion because we all know index trading at 29,000 is not random. When we're getting three the same touches of the three three exact same lines, that's just not random. That is not a coincidence either. Okay, that is algorithmic. That is engineered. I'm looking for this ramp to, you know, be my target or liquidity. Okay, and that's the first thing I always look for. I look for where can I find the draw? Where do I think the mark's going? play price, play price. We didn't really get my entry model here. And then boom, all of a sudden, manipulation, Vshape down, just played out absolutely perfect. Okay, so that is going to be the basis of my model. Now, what we're going to do here is we are going to go to FX Replay. So, I'm going to just pull it up. I promise you this is not, you know, scripted or anything. We're just going to do a raw three trade back test on FX Replay. Okay? Not going to be hindsight, not going to be scripted. I'm not going to, you know, if all three of these are a loss, I'm still going to post. Okay, so we're going to go to my play for my event this morning. Okay, we are at my day trading event and okay, this looks this is going to look scripted after this. I'm not going to lie. This already looks like a setup. Okay, what do I look for initially? Okay, when I'm going in the chart, I'm starting at like the 15-minute, hourly, 4 hour. Can I spot something or a a higher time frame gap that we're inside of? Yes, I can. Hourly fair value gap here. Remember I talked about fair value gaps here. us going into a fair value gap on the higher time frame is very very key. This is a key level. Okay. And you can see price actually respects the 50% of this fair value gap which is beautiful. And what I see here is price actually left this low and this low engineered. Okay. So see how it's engineered right? It would not be engineered if this low took out this low. Right? If it was like this would not be engineered. Therefore I would not take this play. But we left these lows here. They look engineered to me. Um, it looks like to the left we also broke this for a rally gap. And even though we traded back above it, you know, I'd still say that's pretty bearish. So, what do I do? I go to like the five or three minute time frame. I look for some sort of stop when you can see we actually have one here. Um, you know, on my event today, someone must have left this chart in the most perfect scenario ever. I don't know how this happened, but uh, yeah, we raided these highs. We stopped all these people out. You know, all the retail traders that think we are, you know, going to be bullish just completely smoked as you can see. So, uh, yeah, I'm probably going to go ahead and take my first play here. We're going to take a short and I'm going to go in and see what happens, right? Like I said, if it's a loss, I'll keep it in the video and I'm going to go for this hourly sell side. Now, do I take partials? Do I go for, you know, higher R? Honestly, this one, I guess I'll see how we react at the load. Okay, this is what I'm going to do. And yeah, let's play price action here. Okay, really bad price action. Now, you're probably thinking, "Oh, he just took a loss." Okay, in live time, okay, this is what I teach my students. I teach them to go break even at that first internal level. Okay. Now, for the sake of this back testing video, I'm going to accept the loss like a man. And you know, it's going to weed out the signal boss because the people with low IQ are going to comment on the video saying, "Oh, but you just taught us how to get stopped out or get break even." Okay? If you back test enough, you'll see this works. Okay? Anyways, you can see we went under this level, stalled, went under this level again, stalled, went under this level again, stalled. And every winning trade I take, I can pull up a winning trade right now. It will generally run very quickly. Okay, so let me show you what I mean. The trade I took yesterday was right. Let me see find it. Let me find it. The trade I took yesterday was this one right here. See how when it triggers it doesn't stall. It just, you know, it kind of goes right. It's not really stalling. It's just going right to the TP. Most of my winning trades are going to be like that. So the second I see us hit this low in live time. Maybe I don't go break even here. We retrace. Hit the hit it again. I'm going break even 100% of the time because at this point I know price action is god awful or I'm just wrong. Okay, now I'm actually not going to stop out yet. I'm going to see if we somehow, you know, get a less man or miracle and respect this. I'm going to ruin my stop a little bit. You know, if we do, great. If not, it doesn't matter cuz I would have gone stop break even. But let's see what happens. Okay, so looks like it would have probably gone to the TP, right? Cuz we expect we respected that last gap. Now, funny enough, this trade right here, I would have gone stop break even. And honestly, I would not be mad because look how, you know, much we're stalling to hit that final TP. I would not hold the trade this long. I'm telling you that right now, right? This is horrible. See if this even hits. And boom, it hit. But that would not be a winning trade for me, believe it or not. Right. Was the signature in price good? Yeah. Did we get that Vshape like I talked about, you know, over this choppy manipulation? Yeah. Down the road after training for years, can you hold a full move like this? Yeah. If you want to hold all day and you know watch price move all day and sit at your desk all day when you're trying to trade for freedom that's that's up to you. I personally would have gone stop for a break even probably. Now you can see the stop loss of this would have been above both gaps. I kind of just placed it here thinking okay death candle you know we're going to go down. I would have gone stop break even like I said but really the stop loss is if we you know go back above both of these gaps cuz these are the PD rays we're breaking. We're breaking this one and we're breaking this one. So like if we go up here then I'd stop out. You know, obviously it didn't stop out there because we didn't go above those, right? All we did was retrace into a bearish rally gap. Did it play out clean? No, not at all. Okay, but that's what I look for. Now, what's funny is we just swept a low and we actually look like we, you know, have a textbook 5minute back to the upside, you know, setting up after sweeping a low. And, uh, I guess if we get this perfectly, I could take it even though it is technically 350. I think it'd be funny if played out. See? Um, okay. It's not going to play out, but um, yeah, you know, not a time I trade. I usually trade 8:30 to 11, but you know, didn't get that anyway. So, you know, we're just going to end this day, go to the next day, and uh see if we can find two more trades to take and talk about, right? Oh, wow. Okay. Very, very, very big uh pump candle. So, I'm just going to play price after a lot of price a after price action like this that completely just goes up like this. I like to wait for price to do something called settle. I like to wait for price to settle and create more structure because it's hard for me to, you know, base structure off of just a giant pump candle. So, I'm going to go to the hourly. It looks like price is trading alltime highs. So, a little risky to short, but kind of play it and uh see what we get. Okay. Ideally, I'd only be looking for a short because of how high it went. Okay, all-time highs, giant pump candle, broke these for gaps here. I know for a fact this is going to be a break even trade. And you're probably like, "Oh, well, would you trade this trade?" I think we'll try it. Honestly, I think we're off the highs. We bounced off this gap here. We just V-shaped above this candle. Everyone's getting wrecked. All these guys are covering. They have to cover. And I think we'll try it. And we'll try to go instant break even and see what happens. See what happens here. Okay, instant break even. Boom. There's a high. Probably going to be a break even trade. Maybe not. Okay, break even trade. But you can see sometimes this actually won't be a break even trade. Sometimes it'll be 1 R. You can see like I could guarantee us going to here based off of what I was seeing, you know, in hindsight. Okay, so you know, W trade. I'm not going to count that one. Uh, break even trade. And I, you know, I just want to take that for shits and giggles, but let's see if we get, you know, anything else just here. What all high is supposed to just pump. Okay, cool. This is my entry right here. Okay, right here is my entry. Boom. I'm targeting that low. Why? We reverse around 10 a.m., right? You can see where, you know, 10 a.m. candle was here. We reversed around 10 a.m. If you don't know anything about 10 a.m., it's a great reversal time. We have a change in sated delivery or the in order block, which means we formed these two green candles to the upside, closed back below them. We have an inversion fair value gap right here, which was also a balanced price range was completely just got smoked and yeah, all price is uh price is definitely pointing down. Now, this would have been the entry unfortunately due to FX3 play skipped the candle, but I would entered here and I would go break even likely here. So, I'm not going to take a position for this one. We'll just pretend I'm in and see what happen. Okay. Okay. So, what happened? Entry here. We hit here. Now, that would have been my partial point. Why? Because we're trading in to another fair value gap right here. So, I don't know if it's going to, you know, hold or not. So, I would have probably scaled half there and then I would have held another half to this news low, which was, you know, is a data low. Okay. And the other half of the position likely would have gotten stopped. Okay. So, that's how I would have personally managed that. Again, great trade. would not have been a full winner, but would have been a decent trade. Now, I do I'm still interested in this data low at some point. So, maybe we'll get another play back down there. Data low is a very good draw on liquidity for any of you who doesn't know. Not really giving me anything like Okay, maybe here. So, this one not my favorite. It's not as light bulb as the one I like before. I think I'm still going to try it, you know, cuz I'm okay with taking a loss on this, you know, video. I'm going to try it and I'm going to go for this data wick and uh see what happens. I, you know, I would not go break even here. I feel like it's too close. I'd probably go break even at these equal lows cuz at that point I'd be like, "Okay, there's no way we should stall there if I'm right." So, we're just going to take this and see what happens. So, okay, break even trade, right? Break even. Okay. Well, yeah, there we So, what about a break even trade? Now, could you have waited to go break even here? Yes. But that's where it all comes down to, you know, subjectivity. Okay. Now, what's funny is, you know, let's say I did wait a little bit to go break even. Let's say I wait for this candle. You know, some of you guys might wait, some of you guys might not wait. It all depends on your back testing statistics. Back test, back test, back test. Take what I'm saying for inspiration, but don't actually like don't actually copy me. Like I'm going to go break even at a different point than you're going to go break even. And you might be mad that I might go break even somewhere and then you're like, "Oh, I should have gone break even here." You got to back test. I think what's interesting is we left this at a low. I almost never see this happen. That is crazy that we just left this. But what's awesome about this now is we have another opportunity in the PM session to take another short here because I know where resting liquidity is now, right? market makers are very clearly engineering this to go back down. So, we're just going to play price and see if we can catch something back down to the downside. And if not, maybe, you know, the next day. Okay, so I'm actually going to skip to the next day here and hope we get another, you know, short back down to that uh, you know, rain. Okay, cool. So, here's the next day. We still got that data low. You know, looks like that stop loss would have saved us. Um, and yeah, I'm going to, you know, kind of see what happens at open and, you know, start maybe in the 3m minute. Doesn't really matter. Okay, cool. So giant down movement at open. What do I do? Well, I know there's liquidity down here. I would probably look for some sort of continuation model here. So some sort of Vshape back up like that and then a continuation for value gap. Okay. So let's just see what we get. Okay. So this is actually kind of perfect. Okay. Okay. So we just retraced into this three minute. Uh we just tapped the 0.5 this opening range which is good. We just got this three minute inverse. We got a twominut. We got a We got a one minute. This is a pretty damn good setup. I'm going to be completely honest. I would probably take this stop. I I would do a hard stop here at the high the death candle and I'd go for this RR. I know this seems crazy, but you know, yes, I would scale, but it it's continuation model. We dumped off open retracing the 0.5. I got it. Okay. Where would I go break even? Probably here. Here be my break even. So, let's see what happens, you know. Okay, there's where I go break even. I would scale here as well. So, I'd probably scale half every single time I'm going for a big giant play like this. I'm scaling. I'm scaling half. The reason why is because, you know, to this TP, it is it is 1.3, 1.4R, actually. So, I'm going to scale half there. Okay. And now we're just going to let the market do its thing. Do I have any control if this hits or not? No, I don't know. Just going to play it. Okay. Break even. Bam. So, other half would have gone stop break even, right? It's okay. And we're just going to take our profit and be done for the day. Do I care if we hit this? No, not really. You know, if we go hit it, you know, great. But honestly, market didn't want to go hit it. We got really bad price action there. I took my partials and, you know, I'd be happy with that trade. Okay. So, we're going to actually uh probably just go to the next day. All right. So, we'll do one more trade here. Now, at this point, I'm not really too worried about the D lows. We're too far away from them. So, I'm actually going to delete those and, you know, keep back testing here. Okay. So, see what happens. Okay. Here's market open. Big giant pump here. Uh, looks like we above this high. Let's see how we react to this high. Okay. pretty bearish reaction. Uh, we did hold this. Okay. Okay. This is a really good setup. Now, you're probably wondering, would I take this? And honestly, I would probably half size because technically it's invalid. Now, it's invalid because the closure hit this low at the same time. And honestly, I hate taking fair value gaps that close but also hit the internal gap at the same time. But for this specific example, we have the most obvious equal lows in the world here. Uh, we have Yeah, we just have obvious equal lows. Like the most obvious reaction in hindsight, I almost know this is a good trade. So, we're going to take this stop here. Maybe we'll go for like a probably go for It looks like this is a Yeah, it looks like this is Asia Asia open. So, we'll go for the Asia open. See what happens, right? You know, I'm okay if I take a loss in this video. So, let's see what happen. Okay. Boom. Stopped out. So, I uh guessed well, okay, did it really stop out? Let's check. Yeah, I guess I got stopped out there. So, it looks like it just stopped out and then ran to my TPU week lows, which I knew it hit. And honestly, that's going to happen sometimes. That's just really bad price action. Um, now, did I technically break my rules and enter the trade when we hit the internal low? Yes. But was I did I know that was going to go down? Yes. And I do want to say something here. This is a little more advanced part, but there's something called options. And honestly, this is when I would take an options play if I ever see an imbalance. So, if I ever see like really a really obvious draw in liquidity, which I knew those EOS would hit. They're very obviously going to hit. If I ever see a very very obvious draw on liquidity like that, I am going to take options if my entry model is not there. Was my entry model here? Technically not, because we hit this low at the same time as a close, and I don't like taking plays that hit the low at the same time as the close. Do I know we're going to go down, though? Yes. So, what I'll do is I'll take options. I'll size for zero. So, essentially that means I have no con I have no stop loss. I'll size for zero because with futures you can't size for zero. So, I'll risk like $1,000 on an option trade and I'll size for zero. So, if it goes from a,000 to zero, that's 0% and the option's totally worthless. But on futures, if I risk a,000 in a trade and it goes hits my stop loss and I don't have a stop loss, it's going to go much much farther down a,000. So, in a situation like this where okay, it's not my cleanest entry model. We hit this internal low, but I know we're going to go here. That's somewhere where I'd probably try an option trade. Okay, just a food for thought, a little more advanced, but you know, I had the draw, right? The it was very obviously going to go down there. We manipulated into that, right? I didn't know this was going to manipulate here. I just saw that reaction in hindsight and then this Vshape down, right? Told me everything I need to know. That's definitely going to go down, right? So, you can see price just keeps running and running and running and running. And honestly, because of my ego, I do want to end this in a win. So, uh yeah, let's go to a the next session. See if we can end this in a um Okay, so let's uh play price here. Play price. H very very be shaped. I'm going to be completely honest. Look at this. Look how obvious this is. I'm going to take this play. I think this works. Uh I'm going to go for It looks like we have an 830 data wick, which I talked about before, which is a great draw on liquidity. Okay. So, we're going to look at that and I'm just going to probably go break even if we can maybe close above this gap. So, I think we run this liquidity. I think this is guaranteed break even trade. Um, so let's see what happens here. Okay. So, yep, break even trade. So, you can see price runs, closes above here. That's where I said I'd go break even. If I didn't go break even there, I just would have gone break even there and it would have been a break even trade. No clue why we' hit that high, but again, just what the market did. And it just I'm showing you guys like it's okay to get break even, right? It's okay to get break even. So, I think this is a great draw liquidity though. So, we're actually playing price and see if we can find one more setup. Maybe like a one minute inverse here. Hey, market's just dumping. I guess it doesn't want to give it to us. So, at this time, it seemed like that high is just did not want to hit a good close. Okay, right there. I'm going to try this one. So, Vshape recovery. I'm going to do a stop at the low of this order block, this down red candle. And I'm going to go for these data highs again. Now, on this one, I will look to scale, but I will also look to go break even here cuz it's a high inside of an old fair value gap. Okay? Whenever we have this high inside the f gap, do not want to see a bearish reaction at the high. Take this. Let's see. Bam. Okay. So, we're going to go break even. Um I don't know why it wasn't on market order. We're just going to pretend I'm in. And I would probably scale half here. Okay. So, I'm going to scale half here. I'm going to go stop break even. Okay. I'm going to move my stop there. And the reason why I'm scaling is because I don't know if we break this gap. So I'm break even. I'm scaled half. We're still going to target this high. Let's see what happened. And bang, final TP. Would I have gone stop to break even? Uh, no. I wouldn't have. Yep. It didn't hit my break even. It came very close. You know, maybe, you know, you can see this dotted line didn't hit. But you can see what ends up happening is we finally go to the dead high. That's where I'm out. My full position. And I think that's a great way to end the video. So yeah, pretty much everything I back tested here called perfectly. You know, obviously the play before would have been a loss. You know, would I have really lost in a lot of time? Probably not, but I want to show you guys that for transparency. And yeah, that's basically a whole master class on IPGs. You know, there's a lot more to it. You there's a lot more I'll talk about on my other videos, but uh yeah, that's you know, the dumb down version. And uh yeah, you can use higher time frame for value gaps for bias. You can use it for, you know, where's the market going that day? You know, like today I uh you know, I used this 4 hour to the left. You know, it told me that I was bearish, right? When we smoked or broke this fair value, you know, here, that told me where are we going to go down? Down to where? Well, where's engineer liquidity? Right here. Let's say engineer liquidity is right here. Right? See how you got these stacked up lows here. So, yeah, that's going to be the end of the video. Thank you guys for watching.