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Training The Eyes Ep. 1 | Inter Equity Trading

Inter Equity Trading · watch on YouTube ↗
Analysed 01 Aug 2026, 03:30 PM IST
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Not backtestable — no mechanical strategy to test. Educational price-action / liquidity-mapping commentary on gold futures with no mechanical entry/exit rules—purely discretionary chart reading.

We only score videos that teach a rule-based strategy (a defined entry trigger, stop and exit a computer could follow). This one doesn't contain one, so there is nothing to backtest — we show no number rather than a made-up one.

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Full transcript (1336 words)
What's going on, guys? Welcome back to another Interquity Trading video. Today's going to be a good one. It is a brand new series for you guys. I'm getting a lot of questions, a lot of messages on social media asking me about direction bias. It seems to be people's biggest problem slash difficulty when trading. So, I have now built a new series that we're going to be strictly looking at direction and training the eye to see it on a consistent basis. So without further ado, let's hop right into the charts. All right, so here we are on the gold futures chart on the 15minute time frame. Okay, so again, the main focus of these videos going forward are going to help you build a bias, build that direction consistently over a sometimes over a daily basis, but over the long term, okay, I want to train your eyes to see liquidity and see these concepts, see setups in real time. Okay, so we're going to start here from the lefth hand side and work our way over to live price. Again, just building that narrative. So, what can I see? Big bullish move to the upside, taking out all of these highs. This induces buyers into the market. Okay, so anybody looking to take longs, they will look for longs in these areas. And that's what I want to see, right? I want to see these reactions here because this now tells me as soon as we move away, we have liquidity below these lows here. Okay, so we'll mark that on with that horizontal ray. We have liquidity below 1665 now. Okay. And it can be used as a future target. Perfect. From there we go long to the upside taking out some more internal highs. Okay. And if you continue following along with this current PA we print high low and then take out previous high here. Again that induces buyers into the market. Okay. And then you can see here on a very small perspective this is throughout Asia session. We build liquidity. Finally we take all that out. We respect this high from the left hand side, which is fine. We're going to make this uh a blue box because these could be areas to trade from. However, this one isn't the best example yet. So, we tap into this area of interest on the lefth hand side and then we move short. Okay, high, low, high, low, high, and then another sell off to the downside. Now, look, if I drag this red box over, you can see how price is still using it as you can call it as like support, right? once, twice, three times, and four times. And then finally again moving away to the upside. So this now tells me we have even more liquidity to the lows. So that's perfect. We want to see this same situation. Look at this internal liquidity built for us. Okay, anybody looking to go short in this channel had liquidity above this high. Okay, so we're hunting for that. Okay, continue using current price action to now build that entry. Okay. So, since we have this big bullish move up, again, same thing over and over and over. This is now going to be viewed as a trap. Okay. I'm going to drag this red box over to clean this chart up as much as possible. But again, any buyers looking to get involved in this market will use these areas to enter. Okay? And we need to understand that, okay? Because that's going to be future liquidity for us. So, let's continue following along with price action. Here we get another push to the upside taking out highs again. What does this do? This induces buyers, right? So, they're going to be looking for longs in these areas as well. Okay? So, slowly inducing more and more buyers for us to now target all that liquidity. Okay? Now, look to the left hand side. And this is important. Remember this. We had this buildup and then we ran that buildup. Okay? Created this high with no liquidity above it. And then look what we did right below. We built this internal liquidity that we can view as sellers being in the market here. Okay. So if I drag this area, this whole POI area, look how we tapped into it. Okay. And moved away, what does that now tell us? Liquidity above that high. Okay, very very simple stuff. Again, from a retail perspective, when you see traders look for that break structure there, they want to be using these areas as a sell. So, they would enter sell position positions here. The price moves away in their direction. So, now we have liquidity above that red area. Same situation here. High respects this high from the left, leaving liquidity above these highs. So if I simply put a line over there, drag it all the way over to the right. Look what's now happened. We have stabbed above it and it's already giving us that reaction. Okay, again this we're not really focusing on entries too much here. This is all about direction, understanding direction, understanding where current liquidity is lying. So we stabbed out this internal liquidity to the left hand side. This high here should not get ran. The reason being we stabbed liquidity out, created this high and then moved away. So, there shouldn't be any liquidity above this high yet, unless we come in and tap it, of course, which we're now starting to do now. Okay. So, as for entries, you could take a sell as soon as this liquidity is taken. The problem a lot of people have is sometimes they'll still want more of an extreme entry and they'll wait for price to come all the way to the extreme. It's not necessary. You will find a lot more consistency if you just take entries right when the liquidity is taken. So, you can see here, you get tagged in right when these highs are stabbed. And look where my stop loss goes. Always above that high to the left. Okay, where can we target and why? I think an easy target for us and we can all agree is going to be down at these lows. However, as soon as we start running these internal points, we could definitely look to partial or roll our stop loss. So, let's see what price does here. So, we get a nice reaction to the downside. Still kind of holding these areas. Why are we struggling here? Remember BOS for retail, they want to be look to they want to look to long these regions over here. So that's why we struggle there for a little bit. Okay. Finally, we start moving to the downside. Again, now that we've taken out this internal high, you want to be either paying yourself and or rolling your stop loss. So in this example, we're going to roll our stop loss above that high. Okay? And big surprise, look at this. We come into this area over here, this trap area, and look how we struggle. And so far, we've been trading in this area for over two hours, inducing buyers. And boom. Would you look at that? So, this is a nice a great example for you guys. Low taken, high taken, trapping sellers, and then that continuation comes down perfectly. And coincidence, we come right for that liquidity. Okay, again, look at this. buyers, buyers, buyers, buyers. All building liquidity at the lows for us to target. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. We're going to have a lot more coming similar to this kind of style. Again, training that eye to see these concepts, see the system and strategy in live time. All of our socials are going to be down below in the description. See you soon.

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