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So I am pretty sure you guys will be able to post here, right? And we will have a few admins that we'll be able to post as well, you know, to update you guys, you know, on anything that is important, right? Notifications here. I am will probably rename everything, right? This is just rough work, right? And we'll still have Telegram and, you know, these two Telegram channels here for the time being, right? And more than likely, we will be implementing, you know, anything that you guys need. So it's like, you know, give us feedback, you know, tell us what you want, tell us what you don't like. Let us remove what you don't like, right? You have forums, you have chats that are different from forums where you can make posts and people can just comment on them, right? "Hey guys, what do you think about this? What do you think about that?" You know, then, you know, you'll get feedback from your peers and me and, you know, those of you that are already profitable, right? I am hoping that we can go live there. I'm not even sure if we can already. Probably we can, but I will figure that out. But yeah, this is what it will look like for now. There will be improvements. Literally, we are the first group of, you know, people or, you know, I'm the first person to actually be, you know, using this to see this, right?
So with that being said, we will begin our weekly analysis and, you know, go over a few things that happened last week in regards to the market. So, yeah, let's do it. You know, you already know where we start at all times, right? You start with the economic calendar, right? This is, if not, you know, the most important one of the most important things. And the reason for that is due to the fact that, you know, we, we literally have the times where we can expect price to either manipulate or expand, right? Whenever we have, you know, red news folders, I don't think we will ever, you know, be consolidating during these times, right? And also, right, the most important red news folders would be USD, right? Due to the fact that the US dollar is connected to everything, right? Everything reflects upon the US dollar in order to move, right? If there's no correlation, there will be no movement in price. If you don't see movement in price, right, within the triad that you're focusing on, then it will be, you know, outside of that, you know, and I'm talking about intermarket sequential SMT. So, yeah, Monday, we have news at, you know, New York. So we will be watching Friday's higher and low, you know, and we will talk about that when we go to charts. We'll see where Friday's higher low is in respect to, you know, the asset class that we'll be looking at, right? So if we have sequential SMT, and I'm just telling you this by just looking at the economic calendar, right, between, right, day of last week, right, and Monday of this week, then, you know, we should have a reversal, right? Doesn't matter which asset does it. Once there's a correlation, there should be a reversal. In Tuesday, right, if we, you know, have the same thing between Tuesday and Monday, then of course, we can expect a reversal. Already, we can see that we expect, you know, more movement, right, in regards to the pound than anything else. Why is this? All right, the US dollar news already, right? It will cause the pound to move. But due to the fact that we have this, we have US dollar news and we have, you know, news in regards to the pound, then we can expect, you know, more liquidity to be flown into the pound, let's just say it like that, right? We can expect more movement for the pound. So, you know, just by looking at this, then we can just expect the pound to, you know, be a better trade next week due to the fact that the pound, right, you know, has more news than the dollar, and we don't trade the Euro, right? And just make sure I'm checking. There it is. All right. So Tuesday, we have news at in London. GBP. We'll probably see if we see sequential SMT, right, between London and the Asian session on Tuesday. And note that, you know, I am reflecting upon the previous quarters, right? Because this is the time when, you know, you have London making the higher of the day or the lower of the day, right? So if you see news at, for example, you know, 2 a.m., which is London in Eastern Standard Time, and we'll talk about time today, the actual time that Al runs on and so on. But yeah, 2 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, then we will literally, like, as of now, I'm already thinking about the Asian session. It's not even Monday, right? Much less Tuesday. I'm already thinking about the Asian session and expecting, you know, this to happen. And I, it's not even in the charts as yet. It'll be Q2, right? Because it'll be Tuesday, and then London session, it will be Q2 again, right? Whenever you have two, you know, let's say, you know, cycles, quarters of cycles lining up, for example, you have Q3, then, you know, Q3 within Q3, right? And whenever there's like a correlation, right, there, you know, then you usually have a high probability setup, right? And we'll talk about this, you know, as we go along as well. On PM again, we have news again. The pound at 1:15 p.m. We have USD news, right? On a Tuesday, right? Fed Chair Powell speaking, right? So most times whenever, you know, things like these happen, they're unscheduled, right? Whenever the Fed just chooses to speak, right, it's unscheduled. And we can see that every day this week, there's high impact news events, right? Why? Over the weekend, you know, there has been a lot of stuff going on in regards to the geopolitical atmosphere, right? So due to the fact that, you know, that happened, you know, Iran and Israel, you know, going at it. Iran literally, you know, attacking Israel, all the blue, then they're like, "Okay, we're done now." After, you know, literally destroying parts of their country, then you have Israel, right, now, you know, saying that, "Okay, we're going to attack you guys within 48 hours, 24 hours, whatever it is." Why don't they just attack now on the weekend? Why they got to wait until a specific time? If you get it, you get it. If you don't, you don't. So, yeah.
And then on Wednesday, right, we have Great British pound news again, right? So basically, this week, we will definitely be expecting sequential SMT, just due to the fact that there is so much Great British pound news and there's no Euro news, right? This shows that the pound will be, you know, more likely to move than the Euro. And when there's a lack of movement, there's a correlation, right? So, yeah, we'll see which day of the week, right? It's really hard to gauge the low or the high of the week right now. But like I say, like Wednesday, Thursday, it's really hard right now due to the fact that every day has red news folders, right? You know, this, it's not that it's hard, it's not, it's going to be hard to trade this, you know, once there is sequential SMT, then you're going to know, you know, more times than not, right, the direction to expect order flow to, you know, go in, right? Thursday, we have USD news at 8:30. And then Friday, again, we have Great British pound high impact news here, right? I want you guys to, you know, pay attention to the previous week and the one before that, right? Currently, we are within the third week of the month, right?
So here, right, this is the T-bond. Here we have the 10-year treasury note. Here we have the five-year treasury note or T-note, whatever you wish to call it, right? We can see that here during, you know, Q2 of the month, you know, price definitely did not get to this high, right? So there, this, you know, was a failure swing, right? And then price broke down. Same thing happened here, and price broke down. The same thing happened here, right? Look how far price is away from this high, and price broke down. However, you know, looking at the US dollar, right, we can see that, you know, US dollar, Euro, and the Great British pound, the Forex triad, the FX triad, and, you know, right now, I want you guys to just focus on the Euro and the pound due to the fact that they are the ones that, you know, move in, or should move in tandem, you know, in the same direction with the interest rate triad. And so here you can see we failed during Q2 to take the high of Q1. Same thing here, and same thing here, right? We didn't even get to the equilibrium of this range that was formed in Q1. Right here, right, we can see that during Q2, we had the Euro trade above the high of Q1 and closing above it as well. Right here, we have that happening as well, right? So price traded above, closed above it, right? And then here, we had price trade, here fails to trade above this high. Didn't just completely broke down, right? Aiming for these lows, which, you know, we had in our crosshairs here, right? We had the true open of the. Let me draw it off for you guys. The true open of the month, right? So that will be here. I know most of you guys, like, you probably forgot about the true opens, but, you know, it happens. You guys are bombarded with information. You're like, "Okay, we don't need this one anymore." But yes, you definitely do.
So here, right, exactly what we always talk about, right? We expect sequential SMT above H open. This is the four-hour time frame, and this is the perfect, literally the perfect condition, right? And this is why, right, if you remember last week, we said that, you know, if price went above this while price was here, right, while price was here, literally open on the open, what do we say? If price goes above this high, then we would expect lower prices. If it went below this low, we would expect price to go, you know, for this high, then we will expect lower prices here, right? We can see that that price traded above the true open. And here on Tuesday, it broke down, but didn't fully reverse. But then on Wednesday, right, we had a spike up and then we fell. The same thing happened here for the, you know, the British pound, right? This is the four-hour time frame, right? And remember, we need the four-hour time frame, you know, to fall on a higher time frame level, which would be the weekly time frame, you know, whenever we are looking for high probability conditions. So there was literally nothing, you know, more high probability than this, right here. Right here also, right, we had hidden sequential SMT, whereas right here, we closed above this low, and here we closed above this low as well. But this wouldn't matter, right? Because if you just compare the Euro and the pound to these, then you would already see the condition that, you know, was about to present itself, right? You see the move that was about to present itself, right here, right? And I'll go down to the one-hour time frame. Right, this candle was Wednesday, right? We traded above Tuesday, then we fell. Here, Wednesday, we traded above Tuesday, then we fell. Here, Wednesday, we traded above Tuesday, and then we fell, right? And this happened after we had this higher time frame intermarket sequential SMT. This is your lower time frame sequential SMT, or a lower time frame intermarket sequential SMT. So this is two stages, which, you know, usually happens between the interest rate triads and the FX triad, right? Right, with this, you don't really, you know, need to look at the dollar too much, but, you know, it helps, but you don't really need to, right? Because, for example, right here, just by, you know, looking at these right here, right, you can see that this high was above this one, and again, this one was above about this one. The same thing here as well. We're not focusing on any gaps, any breakers, nothing like that. We're just looking at the highs and lows, right? Now, here, right, we had price on Wednesday fail to break above this high. The same thing happened here. It failed to break above this high, right here, right? On the one-hour time frame, you can see that there was a close above this side. Remember that the closures are important. So if you're looking for a sequential SMT in regards to the weekly cycle, weekly cycle is comprised of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, right? So you need to see a one-hour close. Lows, like, you know, that's what you need to see. And again, if there is not sequential SMT between the assets, you know, in the chart that you're looking at, for example, here, we can see no sequential SMT here, but when we compare it to the Forex market, it is there. Do you understand? It's there, and it will always be there. This is the reason why price turns around, right? This is literally the nature of price. This is what it is, and this is what it always will be, because it can, it can be no other way.
So here, right, you'll be taking the true open into consideration, right? Which I saw a lot of you guys, you know, call this move. And literally, this is a four-hour time frame. This is a, this is what? This is a real swing trade, right? Which happens whenever you have, you know, price build up just like this, right? And it is better to see, you know, I'd say diagonal consolidation where you have, you know, price failing to break below lows, then you have sequential SMT in a premium, you know, a premium, right? Which is here, premium. Here is discount. You aim for here. Price to go below here. And also, right, let me go to the weekly time frame so you can actually see what was happening, right? Remember that we already noted this, right? This sequential SMT, which was between Q4 of the previous year and Q1 of the current year, right? So due to the fact that we had, you know, this right here, we would consider this as, you know, accumulation, manipulation, and then distribution, right? Right here, you can see that we traded into this fair value gap, then, you know, tapped into this balance price range here. We tapped into the balance price range, but here we did not tap into the balance price range. And this is another type of, you know, correlation that we will discuss going forward, right? People saw this right here, and I will use the crosshair, right? Price traded above this high, right, in regards to the US dollar, but right there was a correlation between the Euro and the US dollar. So people thought that this was sequential SMT, which it was not. And why is that? You need a, you know, a larger range sequence SMT to cancel a lower range, a a actual sequence that is already underway. So this was already underway, right here, as you guys can see, right? This, and this was between Q4, right? Q4 and Q2 here, right? This was not significant. Also, if you look at the weekly time frame, right, we had no closure above this high. It's just a wick, right? And also due to the fact that, you know, it opposed the higher time frame cycle, its order flow, this would be seen as an SMT market structure shift. So this is a correlation that literally says higher. Remember, we've all, we've had this high here for the dollar for literally since the beginning of the year, and we, we've been, you know, wanting to see price higher, right? We were bullish here. There was a gap here. Of course, we're going to be bullish here still, right? We had SMT here, right? Then we had SMT fill between balance price range, right? And it's important to note that this is the candle, right, that, you know, should be considered, you know, to, you know, be the, what do I call it, the primary factor in the form of the balance price range, right? So here, you know, you see price trade into, you know, the space of this candle, right, between these two wicks, right, which is, you know, what's highlighted by these orange, you know, rectangles. So you can see price trade into this gap, but it didn't go into the balance price range in regards to the US dollar. It did so, right? In regards to the Euro, it did so. In regards to the pound, and what else was there? There was sequential, there was intermarket sequential SMT, right? In two stages, two cycles, the monthly cycle, then the weekly cycle, which is why we get these explosive moves, right? So everything is aligned. Everything was aligned. Everything still is aligned at the moment for order flow to continue as it already is. No one else talks about stuff like this. We were literally, while we were bullish, I had no idea why people were bullish here. While we were bearish here, it was insane to see everyone just thinking that price will go higher. I don't know why. I believe that it was, you know, seasonal tendencies or whatever, you know, they use. But we don't need that. Everything that you need is in the charts. Literally, everything that you need is, you know, can be found within the charts. And just as how you see this setup, this setup right here, and it's so clear, right? On the, you know, the pound is actually beautiful looking at it afterwards, right? Look at it. It's simply amazing. It is beautiful. The true open, right? And this is something else that you need to, you know, note, right? I'm not sure if you guys realize this, right? But the true open of the cyclical cycle, right? Which we've talked about, it was here, right? So this candle right here, the opening of this candle right here, let me make it red, right? This was the true open of the cyclical cycle, right? This candle right here was January the 1st. But remember, last year was Q1, this year is Q2. As long as there is sequential SMT above a true open, this happens, just as how you saw it, you know, I showed you just now on the lower time frames. It's the same thing here. It's the same thing right here, right? Once there is sequential SMT, right, between, you know, this one and the dollar, for example, right here, right? If you're focusing on the dollar, you're going to realize this. Price didn't go to this, right? Why not? We talked about this. I see so many questions like, "If this already went above its true open of the year and there was sequence of SMT, why would you expect this one to go here?" If anything, this, you know, indicates that price is even more bullish because this in itself is another correlation. Do you understand, right? So here, price failed to trade below the true open of the year. Here, there was a failure swing. But here, we went above the true open, but we didn't do that here. So like, why are you, you know, you shouldn't be confused. We've talked about this. You're not paying attention. You're like, "Damn, why are you bullish on the dollar and the dollar didn't go below ST up?" Because the pound did. And if the pound did, the dollar or the Euro doesn't need to do that. Literally, why was it already always focused on the, you know, the pound? Why it was just the pound, the pound, the pound? Because the pound was clearer. P was more clear, right? And if you realize, we don't, as I've said before, we don't focus on gaps. No, we don't focus on breakers. Not gaps, my bad, right? It's gaps only. So like, even like right here, we don't care about this. We care about these gaps. And then when it goes to the lower time frame, like, just by looking at this, if I take all the lipstick off, it'll look confusing. It'll just be like, "Oh, we had a stop hunt and there was SMT right here, and then we had price trade into this gap and it just go lower." Okay, that's what I'm going to do. No, it's way deeper than that. We, this literally, we had sequential SMT here. We were about to open. We gapped down right there. There was a, you know, a market structure shift right here, which was sequential. Price traded back up, and there was literally too many sequential SMTs here. It's literally a system. This is one of the highest orders that this can happen. It's perfect. It's literally perfect, right? So this indicated that price would go lower, you know, for weeks. Price shifted, market structure shifted, back up. I was still bearish. Then what happened? It fell. And this is why. It has nothing to do with seasonal tendencies. It has nothing to do with COT data, which is useful if you're trading the commodity markets, right? This is what we look for everywhere. Look at that move. It's insane. Look at the pound. It's beautiful. Like, literally. And we were trading here. There's a lot of people that caught a move here, you know, and but when it went up, they were probably scared. But they were, they were not looking at the higher time frame. Then there were people again that, you know, have seen your trades, caught the sequence of SMT here, which is amazing. But whenever there is not sequential SMT, right, whenever you see, you know, price symmetrical when comparing the dollar to the Euro and the pound, are you listening? Whenever you see price symmetrical when you're comparing the dollar to the Euro to the pound, then that's when you reflect upon the interest rate triad, and it'll be so obvious that this is literally the reason why price moves. You're like, "There's nothing else behind it." No, but, um, like, who said he didn't teach you the real way, right? Everything is governed by this. Think about it. I made a post on Twitter, you know, talking about time, which is, you know, just stating some obvious things. There's four seasons in the year. There's winter, then there's spring, then there's summer, then there's fall, and it just repeats. You know, we have four, four literal, you know, phases of the moon, which each phase lasts for seven days. I'm not kidding, right? And, you know, we talked about the monthly cycle, right? Of time itself, displayed in the heavens, you know, the celestial, what do they call it, the bodies in the, you know, outside of our reach, abiding by, you know, quarters. Literally, that's literally what it is. You can't say it's not because that's actually what it is. They're just, they're just not going to be like, telling you straight up in school. Even eclipses follow patterns. Even the day, you know, you have morning, then you have afternoon, then you have evening, then you have night, then it repeats. It's the same thing. And that was one of the, you know, main reasons why I, you know, you know, I had this, you know, aha moment, whatever you want to call it, and it led me to the literally just digging into through time. I don't care about price, really, because price isn't going to move unless it's the right time. And then, right, just as how, you know, the sun and the moon overlaps to give us, you know, eclipses, patterns, you know, to, you know, if you know, you know. But yeah, here in the charts, you have, you know, price must overlap with time for it to reverse. But price is the least of your concern because if price just, you know, runs a, you know, a high outside of the time that it's supposed to, there will be no reversal. It will not matter. Do you, do you understand? So, yes, we have, you know, a correlation between true opens. Well, price can trade below a true open, you know, in regards to the, for example, the dollar, and then not trade above it, you know, in regards to the Euro. Then that would be a correlation as well. It, it starts to make sense when you take the closures into consideration. So price closes above the high, prices above true open, they re sequential SMT, that's when price will turn around. It's a, it's not hard to understand. Once you begin to understand, you know, then, you know, all it will be easy, right? It will become easy to know when to do something and when not to do something, right?
Here, right, even here, we could see, right, sequential SMT between the index futures triad and the Forex market, right? So on the four-hour time frame for the monthly cycle, right? So here, right, for example, we'll just focus on the Euro and the pound for this, right? The Euro, right, should above this high, which was Q1 of the previous week, during last week, right? Here, we have the NASDAQ failed to do so. ES failed to do so, and the Dow failed to do so as well, right? And this was the cause, you know, of price, you know, reversing like this. But it's in a tight range in regards to the NASDAQ, which indicates, you know, future movements, a lot of volatility to enter the market. Plus, you know, all this geopolitical stuff that's going on will, you know, have one of the, at least one of the, you know, main index futures acting like this. So if you guys realize, there realize just now, like, while going through this, the order I go through it, this is the way how, you know, price reflects upon one another, right? So this right here, this triad calls all the shots. Why? The Forex market looks back to dashboard information. Then you have the index futures triad, stock market on a whole, looks back to the Forex market for information. When you can't find it here, then it will go here and search for information here, right? So literally now, right, we would have to, I'd say, due to the fact that, you know, all this, these things that are going on, everything that's going on right now, you know, we need to be, I would say, on our toes, right? Wait for a sequential SMT to present itself where we literally, this was an amazing move last week as, as, you know, we would, we thought it would be, as we expected, of course, right? But after moves like this, you want to, you want to pay attention to, you know, the lower high that you're closest to. So for now, where are we? Like, just, you know, just using common sense, we are in discount. This is Friday's low, right? We would wait for Monday, right? Monday, which is, no, tomorrow, right? To see if there is sequential SMT, to see if we could get a pullback within this range, you understand, right? That's what it is. We are, we are literally, you know, overextended here. It's very obvious. So we could expect some, you know, retracement once the re-sequence to confirm it. Remember, that's what it is. And do not underestimate intermarket sequential SMT because it is more powerful and has more meaning than, you know, typical sequential SMT. It's hard, it's harder to understand, but, you know, it's worth it, you know, in regards to applying it to your charts or your day-to-day analysis. Do not forget the true opens, right? So if price should, you know, trade below this low, it should happen after there is the New York open, right? At least the true day open. If price continues higher, consolidates, and then trades below here after the Q2 of the week is established, which would be 1:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on a Monday, that would be even better to see the stock true opens, right? That would be even better. But this low is important, right here. This low is important than anything else here. This low is important than anything has is more important than this gap, more important than this high. It's more important than anything else here. Why? It is the utmost low of the previous week, right? And we are in this count, you understand? Here, this is an important high for the US dollar. This is an important low for the pound, right? Very important, just as how, right, we just highlighted those lows, right here. We can highlight this low as well, 'cause this was Friday's low, right? This was Friday's low. Currently, we can see some strength building, you know, building in the market, right? So we can see, you know, higher prices before lower prices, you know, just, you know, fluctuations, right? We're not trying to just hold a trade forever, hold a direction forever, right? If, for example, if you traded here and you got all here, you're good. Below this low, you're good, right? Price goes back up, you got all here, good. You got in here, got all here, you're good. Got in here, got all here, you're good. Got in here, got out here, it's good. You're good, right? So it's literally about entering when there's sequential, exiting on SMT, right? And what I just said is very specific. You enter on sequential SMT, and you exit on SMT, right? It doesn't even matter if you're exiting on sequential SMT, as long as the SMT, you exit. Right? There are different, there are just two things that cause this price to reverse: swings and stop hunts, right? That's the root cause of everything.
Right here, you can see that, you know, during the second week of the current month, Q2, we closed above this low. Here, we closed below this low. Here, we closed below this low, right here, right? And let's look at the clearer assets first, right? Because if anything, this will be the more reluctant asset class due to the fact that it is taking so much time to move. We have a lot of liquidity built above, right? Like, it's insane the amount of liquidity that's above here, right? I would like to see liquidity here, like, literally get taken out, right? But yeah, we'll, we'll see what happens. At least, like, I want to see, like, some manner of retracements. And this is the four-hour time frame, mind you. So even this right here, this, this small candle right here is a good move if you're, like, trading on the 15-minute time frame, right? All of this right here is insane moves, right? After the fact, it just looks like, you know, shot. But if you zoom in, then you'll see, 'cause no, I don't think anyone here is going to be trading with day four-hour time frame, right? And currently, I'm just trying to get you guys understand the monthly cycle, okay? So, yeah, this low is important, and I will go to the one-hour time frame so you may see that low, right? So this low is important, right? This was Friday's low. Friday's low, right? The lowest low you see for the ES, that's Friday's low. Where you have this blank spot right here, that's Friday, Friday's low. And here we have Friday's low as well. Here we have Friday's low. Is the lowest low of the previous week, right? We have liquidity above these highs, right here, as you can see, it's pretty obvious, right? If I was supposed to draw a range, it will be something like this for the ES, right? This would be buy side, and this will be sell side liquidity, right? So literally, we don't care about these candles. We don't care about none of this. We just care about the high and the low, right? And this is why, you know, auto blocks don't really work that well when they're like in the middle of a range, right? These don't matter 'cause once price, if price dips below here, they re-sequential SMT, then it should go higher, right? So basically, right, I'm low, waiting for price to break below, create sequential SMT, right? If it goes above and there is sequential SMT, then we would expect reversal, the same way. But we don't do anything unless there is sequential SMT. So we're not going to just be right now just, you know, pressing buy. Worst of all, it, you know, we're within the Asian session, so that would definitely be a no-go. Liquidity above these highs. Now, whenever I say above these, that's literally just what I'm focusing on, right? That's what my eyes see. I'm just telling you exactly what my eyes are like, "Okay, my eyes literally are like, yes, yes, yes, we want those. We want price to go there." Right? So, you know, take this and study. Highlight the levels. Wait for sequential SMT, right? Don't expect to win everything. If you are ever taking a trade, right, you live in the gray area and you allow space, you know, for mistakes, 'cause you will. You will make mistakes.
Right now, here, we're going to be going into something even deeper, right? Literally, save the, you know, best thing for last, you know, to literally getting you guys understand time more, right? So here, right, you can see that I'm using UTC+2. And why is that? Why do I use UTC+2? This is due to the fact that, you know, the actual time that algorithm uses. D, what do you mean by that? Can't be because Michael said it's Eastern Standard Time. I don't know if Michael just doesn't know or if he just pretends to not know about, like, this is what it is. And how can you prove that? We're going to prove it. Don't worry. So here, the beginning of this week, what time is it? 00:00:00. This is 12 a.m. the beginning of Monday in Switzerland. Why is it Switzerland? That's where the real banks are. That's where every, that's, that's where, you know, even Rolexes are made there, right? Like, literally, that's literally the money capital of the world. Have you ever seen an earthquake hit Switzerland? Hurricane? Anything like that? Gets you thinking. But yes, this is Switzerland's time. The capital of Switzerland or something. But I know this is Switzerland's time, right? That's where, you know, most of the money flows through. So everything is pegged to that time in regards to the algorithm, right? So Monday at 12:00 a.m., there is 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. So the actual Asian session begins at 12:00 a.m. Swiss time, literally 12:00 a.m. The Asian session would end at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. The London session would begin at 6:00 a.m. and end at 12:00 p.m. The New York session would begin at 12:00 p.m. noon and end at 6:00 p.m. in the afternoon. And the Asian session, or the afternoon session, what we call the afternoon session, would literally, you know, begin at 6:00 p.m. their time and end at 12:00 a.m. night, midnight here, right? We can even see that clearly depicted here. And oh, perfectly, it aligns with, you know, quarterly theory. It's literally just a puzzle. It's amazing, right? So each candle right here is six hours time, right? Each box right here, right, in regards to the daily cycle, these tiny boxes are daily cycle, right? Those are daily cycles. So this right here, as you guys can see, 12 to 6, that's one candle, which is this candle right here. That's Asian session. Eastern Standard Time, but this is the actual Asian session. This is the London session. This candle right here is the New York session. And this candle right here is the afternoon session. So it's four candles together that, you know, makes the entire daily cycle here, right? So this right here would be literally, right, Tuesday at midnight, Switzerland time, UTC+2. This would be the true open, right? The actual true open of the week. If you draw it out in time, you'll see price trade above, right? Trade above it, stop hunt, intermarket sequence or SMT, then it fell again here, right? You see sequential SMT between here and here, then it ran it higher. Then there was sequential SMT again between this high and this side, then it fell, right? You were taught EST to just confuse you. Usually, I keep, you know, a few of these charts open with UTC+2 time. Someone says, "Swiss is so clean. You can look at the streets. Everything is, you know, based on Swiss time, right?" And it's actually, and it's so perfect when you literally just look at it. So here, right, here, let me use this here, right? This was the high of Tuesday. See Wednesday, we ran above it during, where was this? I believe that was, this was the, let me see. Yep, this was the, um, again, the New York session. So we ran above London and the Asian session, right? Then we fell. So when you study price like this, if you have time, it will, it will begin to make more sense to you. 'Cause then you'll see that, "Okay, the actual true open is Tuesday's open in regards to UTC+2, right?" And this is just framework. This is just a base level to get you guys to, you know, look into it. So, you know, when we begin to decipher, you know, more things in the months to come, you understand, right? You have to take baby steps, right? In regards to knowledge, right? You need to begin to understand this, right, first. Like, why it makes sense, like how perfect it is, like how it matches up with everything, right? Wow, this is literally just a puzzle. This is, this is actually an algorithm, and it's all based on time. Time, yes, that's what it is, right? But you need to focus, you know, on understanding this first. Then we will, you know, go into different time frames that align with different, you know, perfectly aligns with, you know, each cycle, right? 'Cause really and truly, each cycle has, you know, four candles, four candles of specific time, each. And only the closures matter. And with that said, you know, I've been going on for over 50 minutes. Really? That's insane. I didn't even realize. Probably talk too much today. That's fine. We have more to come. Hope you guys took something valuable from this, and it will be uploaded to, let's say, I get my assistant to do it within two hours, right? So, yep, we will continue during this week. It should be a good week, right? Look for sequential SMT. Remember to not neglect the interest rate triad, right? And you're not trying to trade it, you're just looking at it for confirmation of market reversals. This is not a, this is not a theory. This is what it is. This is the literal nature of price. This is what it is. This is the truth. You can't disprove it. You can say it's not true. You can say it's a theory, because this is actually what it is. Look at every single reversal in price action. Compare everything. Compare the markets. Look for sequential SMT, and I promise you that'll be there. Have a wonderful afternoon or night, my friends.