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Hello everyone. I hope you had a wonderful weekend and Happy Father's Day to all the fathers. Right, this week, in my opinion, seems to be one that will offer, you know, analytic pleasure to, you know, the analysts out here. You know, those that wish to become more skillful, you know, in that aspect, right? Those that, you know, deserve a challenge, this week will give that to you. So, as you guys can see, right, we're going to dive into it. As you guys can see, Monday, 8:30 AM, we have, you know, news. So, we have, you know, engineered volatility being injected into the market at New York tomorrow morning, right? So, I want to give much, you know, information on this until we look at the charts, to the fact that, you know, we are at a critical point in the market at the moment, right?
Tuesday, you can see that we also have news events, right, at but within the New York session. But that day, which is Tuesday, comes before a bank holiday, and that's what makes this week tricky, right? We have a bank holiday right in the center of the week, right, Wednesday, where we have two days in front of Wednesday and two days before Wednesday. And, you know, that is something else that, you know, we will be discussing, right, this week. And it will, you know, be applicable to the weeks in which, you know, we have this, you know, this blank week within the monthly cycle that just doesn't seem to fit anywhere, you know. We'll be talking about that as well, very soon. Thursday, we have unemployment claims, and then Friday, we have news banks at 9:45 AM. So, something to, you know, always take into consideration is that whenever you have, you know, news between 9:30 and 10:30 AM in the market, you know, more specifically 9 to 10:30 in the morning, right, that time is very, you know, good.
[Music] For day traders or scalpers, right? So, due to the fact that on Friday, we have that, you know, these types of events, and pay attention to the names of these events right here, right? These types of events usually yield high probability market conditions. And if you look, you can, you don't really need to, you know, pay attention to the manufacturing or the services once there's flash, you know, you have flash PMI, whatever it is. It could be flash manufacturing PMI, flash services PMI, whatever it is, right? Once there's flash and PMI at the end. And due to the fact that we had, you know, a day which, you know, we don't pay attention to, which is the bank holiday, you know, on Wednesday, Friday would be our best bet because before Wednesday and after Wednesday, you know, price will not, you know, give us the type of moves that we would want to see.
If the, someone said resolution looks bad, I kind of see that it looks bad. I have no idea why it does, but hopefully, after we finish this, it will, you know, look a lot better. There is no option for me to select the type of resolution that you guys could receive. I literally have the fastest Wi-Fi in the country right now. So, yeah, more than likely afterwards, the visual, you know, quality should be better. Anyways, and we've talked about this right now, which day of the week could we have, you know, a major reversal or, you know, the major reversal? Because during the week, and this is very important, right? There are usually two reversals, right? For example, you know, and we will look into that when we, you know, go over to our charts. The first reversal last week was when? On Wednesday. And when was the second one? On Friday. If you realize, there was a leap over Thursday, and that's what usually happens whenever we have, you know, reversals in the week. And those reversals are always, not usually always, and there's not a time when you can look in your chart and not see this. It's always there. Those reversals are usually caused by, well, always caused by our main tool of, you know, you know, seeking a directional bias, which is what sequential SMT with. And this makes it more high probability, you know, the precision swing point.
So, this right here, which I am saying, right? You need to be watching this down whenever I give information like this that I am giving right now, right? It's usually, it's usually followed or, you know, by me just, you know, rambling, you know, talking a bit, right, of, you know, important information. But, you know, this is the real, you know, thing right now. So, as you guys know, right, for the 90-minute cycles, we use the five-minute time frame. For the daily cycle that is comprised of the sessions, we use the 15-minute time frame. And for the weekly cycle is comprised of days, we use the one-hour time frame. And, you know, etc., etc. As we go up, we use the four-hour time frame for the monthly cycle. And, you know, you already know what that is. The P swing point, right? That you need to be used in. And, you know, anything else that I've said before, anything else that you heard before, anything else that you believe, anything else that you've observed, anything else that you think, just cast it away for a moment, right? A 15-minute precision swing point is will be, you know, the most deciding factor when it comes to reversals when you're studying the daily cycle, right? So, more times than not, right, it's not always there, but when it's there, it's very high probability, right? So, if, for example, you're trading the daily cycle, you know, London makes a high, which, you know, is what caused by sequential SMT. So, you're looking at the Euro USD, right? London, you know, during London, the Euro makes a high, takes out the A session. GBPUSD failed to do so, and there's a formation of a 15-minute precision swing point. Price will usually immediately just fall, right? And remember that you are using, you know, risk management. So, you're studying risk management, you know, you have your plan, and you're just trading your plan. You know, there is no reason for you to not be making money. There's no reason for you to not be passing, you know, funded accounts and, you know, running them dry, right? When you have this information, you understand.
And this is the same thing, you know, that we see happening right here. But here on the screen right now, we have the Euro and the G British pound, right? The this, these are what I would consider the important, you know, dual relationship of the Forex market, right? Euro and the Great British pound. And this is due to the fact that the Euro and the G British pound, they are, you know, amazing to trade. They are easy to read, you know, which, you know, if you guys realize that, you know, we've been on the Euro and the Great British pound for some time right now. So, looking here, you know, we're going to be discussing, you know, a model which is what, what is it? It's fractal. Here, we're looking at the chart right now. You can see in the corners of, you know, the left corners of each chart, this is the four-hour time frame. The four-hour time frame relates and, you know, it, it's specifically, it's pegged to the monthly cycle, which is, you know, what those rectangles, colored rectangles at the bottom of the chart, you know, are delineated, right? So, each, as you guys know, you know, it, it represents one entire week of, you know, data here, right? This is the Euro USD. You can see that here, we failed to break above this high after, you know, whenever, when we failed to break above this high, the candle, you know, which, you know, gave rise to that failure, caused the failure, is a precision swing point here. Right here, you can see that, you know, this candle is a down close candle, and this candle is an up close candle. It's very important to always note the broker, right? Because the types of precision swing points, right, the high probability precision swing points will be, you know, reflected upon, you know, similar brokers within, you know, the asset classes which you pair. For example, this was a MetaTrader, this is a MetaTrader. You know, you would like to see a P swing point there, but it, you wouldn't look for a swing point between a MetaTrader and, you know, FXCM data, right?
Anyways, right? So, first of all, we, we, we want to know why, you know, price seeks this goal right here. Can the Euro? And, you know, I always have to remind, remind you guys of this, or I just feel the need that I have to remind you guys of this. And it's never just about, it's never about me gloating, it's never about me, you know, pumping my chest or anything like that. But you, you know, it, we talked about this before, it happened again. Yes, I know. But some of you guys might, you know, have been at work, or you didn't watch all of the live stream, or you don't pay attention. But if you go back and watch, you would realize. Like, and I used to do is like, within the first 10 minutes of the video, right? Whenever I'm pretty not sure of something, but like when I expect something to happen, right? And it's very clear, I say, the liquidity is here, we expect price to go here. And that's what it is. And the reason why I do it like that is because I do not want to, you know, even though in myself, I'm usually, you know, confident, right? I don't want to just push that. Cuz that is my, what I would say, bad trait, right? I am usually overconfident, you know, and well, I don't know if it's a bad trait, but yeah, just overconfident. But I try not to push that on, you know, you guys due to the fact that you're new to this information, which I've had for, you know, years, right?
So, here you can see that we failed to break above the first week of the month's time, which is what calls the sequential SMT. It was also an intermarket sequential SMT. But right now, we're just focusing on these two because even though it's higher probability when you have intermarket sequential or SMT, you know, this is the base of everything, right? And so, it's very important to understand this, right? And if you're a person that, you know, you go to work, or you know, you have, you don't have a lot of time in your hands, but you want to trade, or, you know, if you're someone that's patient and you can wait for those monthly one-shot, one-kills, whereas you will get in near to the high of the month, right? And you will get out. You will get in word when there is time for volatility to enter the marketplace, right? Which is times such as this. So, whenever we have a monthly, you know, sequence SMT, which occurs between the monthly quarters, right? And, you know, is caused by a precision swing point, so this gives rise to all of this expansion or, you know, dropping of price. And we look here at the British pound, right? Before we continue. So, if you guys remember, right? We, while price was literally here, right around here, at this high, we expected price to what? Draw to these lows. And there's a reason why we expected price to draw to these lows. And why is that? Due to the fact that, you know, the magneto effect was what was present. Yes, it was present. Also, what else was present here, you know, before we had price, you know, run about this high? What else was present here? This right here, this candle right here. And I use the crosshairs, right? This is a precision swing point. Look at the Euro, the chart to the left. If you, you know, here zoned out or anything, hopefully it's not boring, right? Here you can see that that candle is a precision swing point, right? And you can see on the GBP, it's a precision swing point as well, right? So, the candle here is an up close candle, you know, looking at the Euro. But for the British pound, it's a down close candle right here again. And this makes it even higher probability. Right here again, you can see that we also have another position swing point, but it's a sequence. What's the sequence there? What's the sequence here? This precision swing point right here is similar, well, it's not, not what would I say, similar. It is the same, you know, type of closure such as this one. The exact same. This is down closed, this is down closed. Here we have an up closed candle. Here we have an up closed candle. Whenever you have, you know, sequences such as this, right? And if you realize this precision swing point, which is, which is, you know, we're looking at the four-hour time frame, it formed the day after this, right? So, here we had a lot of v, a lot of volatility, push price up. And the volatility had, you know, the volume which pushed price up, you know, which was engineered into the marketplace, had to be, you know, returned to. So, there was a lot of sell stops below this low. And that's something that you will recognize, you know, this low as well, right? And this is not a coincidence that we had, you know, CPI or, you know, CPI push price, you know, because for price to get to the volatility, the, what am I saying, the liquidity below these lows right here, we need an immense amount of, you know, liquidity to push from price down. So, we need more liquidity than was, you know, given here or engaged into the market here to push price here. And that's what happens whenever you have a sequential SMT which overrides a lower time frame sequential SMT. So, this right here was sequential SMT, right? And remember, guys, what I always say for CPI, right? The CPI trading model, how to know where CPI will go the day before CPI, right? Whether it is Tuesday or Wednesday, it's usually, it's more than likely, it's like most time 50/50% Tuesday or Wednesday, but it's always in the second week of the month, right? So, here we had sequence SMT between the days of the week, right? So, between Monday and Tuesday, here we had Tuesday take Monday's low, price rallied, failed to break this high, precision swing point, price fell, right? Price will return to these lows due to the fact that this is a higher time frame sequential, you understand? Oh, I'm pretty sure that you do, right? So, price will return to this low. And once this position swing point forms, prices immediately in what? Immediately, you know, stamps this point or this level as extreme premium. As you guys realize, we do not, you know, depend on, you know, P, the only P, or, you know, we depend on our old highs, right? What old highs? Price runs about this high, there's a correlation, position swing forms, a gap, you know, forms below the low, and there is a lower time frame sequential SMT here for price to be drawn to. So, that's the real liquidity pool, right? This right here, that's the real liquidity pool. This here, this is the real old. Why? It's a lower time frame sequence SMT. And, you know, this is something that I've talked about before, but, you know, just have to let you guys know that right here where we have this lower time frame sequence SMT, it will always be chopped by the higher time frame. So, it doesn't matter if you're looking at a yearly sequence SMT, but price is rallying from a, you know, monthly, that would be chopped. If you're looking at a weekly cycle sequence SMT, and, you know, such as this, you have, you know, sequence SMT here, these lows, price rallies, and then there's a higher time frame sequence SMT, then price will usually fall, right? There are certain sequences which, you know, price will follow, and, you know, and there are certain sequences that it's just, it won't stretch further than that. So, for example, when you have a higher time frame CPI SMT, right? Price can sometimes skip a cycle. So, here, such as here, you know, right here, we had the monthly cycle sequence SMT. Price can skip the daily cycle sequence SMT, well, the weekly cycle sequential SMT, and drop to the daily cycle. So, you know, for sequential SMT, there can be, right? Well, at all times, you have the first, you have the, where is this, second, and you have the third. So, these right here represent, you know, whichever cycles you're looking at. So, the first cycle, right? The first cycle, you know, right here, where, you know, gotta say this again, we, this is not hindsight. For anyone that hasn't been here for like two weeks, we still have the membership. But I know there's some of you guys like that, and you guys are the same ones that are complaining like, you know, a couple of you, you're like, you come here, you know, you watch it like, just watch it one episode, you skip five, then you watch, and you're like, I don't understand this. Of course, you don't. How can you? You won't understand. You must study. You must be here. You must be here, you know, watching when, you know, I say this is going to happen. Do you see it happen? Like, that's how you learn. That's how it gets programmed into your brain. And you're like, this is real. It works. Then that's when you start having faith in it, right? So, this right here represents the first cycle, right? Second cycle, third cycle. So, the first can be any cycle, right? But the first, and it's like, basically reversed, which is kind of weird. So, for example, here we have the first cycle being the M cycle, right? The second would be what? CL. We go down. This is going to be the weekly cycle. I was actually kind of talking about this Wednesday. Here, I got excited because it's amazing. And the third would be the daily. You're going to stay patient. So, price can reflect upon the monthly cycle during the weekly cycle, or it can reflect upon the monthly cycle during the daily cycle. But you, it should not go further than that. That's a terrible drawing. I need to do this again, right? Cannot go further than that. Anything further than this is low probability, right? So, this saves you guys a lot of time, stress, you know, all of that. So, the money cycle, right here, this is the M call, the SE SMT. What would trigger this reversal? What will be a high probability play right here? If there was a, you know, in the second stage or, you know, the second cycle, the weekly cycle, if there was sequence SMT here, then that would also cause price to go down. But here we had what? We had the third cycle, you know, in the sequence being the daily cycle. So, we had sequential SMT literally, you know, here between. And we'll look at that right now. So, we have, and for this, we have to skip the one-time frame out to the 15-minute time frame, right? Right here, three quarters, three quarters. So, as you guys can see, right here, this level of price action, how I failed to break above this one. And this was what? This was the New York session. And it failed to trade above the London session, right? And here we had what? Price wick in above the London session into this fair value. Then we had price just breaking lower. So, here we had sequential SMT, right here between the London session and the New York session, after what? Sequential SMT within, you know, the monthly cycle. So, we skipped the monthly, we skipped the weekly cycle, right? So, we went from monthly cycle sequence SMT to daily cycle sequence. And that gave, that gave, you know, a lot of, you know, volatility due to the fact that we skipped the weekly cycle. Here you can see that, you know, this did not close, close above this candle. And this is not close above this candle. Whenever you have, you know, for example, you have monthly cycle sequential SMT, then daily cycle sequential SMT, you don't need a close, right? For monthly cycle sequence SMT followed by weekly cycle sequence SMT, you look for a close, right? And remember that we, we already had a four-hour precision swing point, right? We had a four-hour precision swing point that was a telltale sign of, you know, a reversal. And here we just had price right above this high, then right about this time, right? Obviously, you would not need to, you know, sell, you know, right here. You could, you could literally just wait for, for example, a gap to open up, and then you just trade in the direction of the order flow. Another thing to understand is that price will not reverse unless there's a, there is a cracking correlation, right? That's very important to understand. It's not going to reverse unless it's a correlation. Also, we have intermarket sequence SMT here. You can start, you can look at the R or, which is interest rate triads. You can look at the, you know, Forex, not the Forex, the index futures triads as well. And you will see a lot of interesting, you know, things. Things that we will, you know, be talking about. You know, I just, I'm just giving you guys, you know, some time to check, you know, for yourself. It's not fun to just be given everything just like that. And then most times, too much information, right? Right? It's too much information.
So, here also, what do we have? We had, you know, this gap right here. So, even if you don't trust this, and then, you know, we had this candle right here, right? We had this candle right here, which is a precision swing point, right? So, that's an up close candle for. Do you realize? So, price swing points are everywhere. Wherever we have major reversals, it's there. So, it's, it's all, it's there whenever it's high probability, right? So, this right here, that's a precision swing point. I don't label it for my own reasons, right? So, this right here is a precision swing point, right? And you can see that, yeah, this is a down close candle, this is an up candle for the Euro. But what makes this more important? It's not just the precision swing point, it's that after the fact that we had everything else here. So, this would like be the last time for you to enter right here, right? We have the monthly cycle sequential SMT. We have the four-hour time frame precision swing point, which is, you know, specifically, you know, bonded to the monthly cycle. What else do we have? We had a, we had daily cycle sequence SMT. Then now, what do we have? Another swing point. And remember what I said about the daily cycle? I remember I talked about this before. The 15-minute time frame precision swing point is, you know, specifically, you know, made for, you know, designed for what? The daily cycle. So, we have this precision swing point here, right? Precision swing point here. And this is a precision swing point, yes. But this right here, this is not a swing point day. This is not a swing point. This, this is a precision candle. So, this is another new term that you learn, right? This is a precision swing point where you have one candle to the left lower, on one candle to the right lower than the one in the middle. This is a gem. I don't like seeing that, then you just take it and post it everywhere, but it's okay. So, here, right here, you have what? Listen, no one can see this. And remember, this is 15-minute time frame. This is specifically made for the daily cycle. You got to be looking at a daily cycle to for this to make sense, for this to work. They have this right here, which is a precision, just a precision candle, right? That's a precision candle. Candle. This candle is lower than this one, and it's higher than this one. So, it's not a swing point. It's not a swing point. What does that mean? Not a swing point. So, literally here, if you don't realize what I'm trying to say right now, this is another type of cracking correlation. This single candle right here, which gives rise to what? High probability fair value gaps. So, here you can see that, and look what you can see. Yes, it's making a change in the state of the delivery. This is a gap right here. I'll make it better for some of you. And you guys, we already talked about this if you guys remember, right here, we have this gap. This gap was filled. And pay attention to this, right? This gap was filled right here. This here, even though it's a little bit, it's an up close candle, not a precision swing point. Here we have this candle already breaking below this low, right? In the Euro. But we had price, you know, this was an SMT fill right here, right? After we had a precision candle form in the Great British pound, and the precision swing point form on the Euro USD. So, even right here, you know, there are many other things, just as I, I just pointed out the precision swing point, which is, you know, basically, this is what it is, you know, you have one candle here, this is a certain point of attention, right? Have one candle there, you have one here, yeah, you know this already, but you don't know where I'm getting to. That's a precision, you know, when you have, you know, this candle right here in the middle being, you know, a different closure, you know, looking at close to correlated asset classes within your chart, right? So, for example, this one is what I say, this is up close in the middle, and the other one is down close. It's a precision swing point, but this is even more high probability. Here we have what? And this is for, you know, those of you that you, you see the wick and you're like, it's not closure, you're scared that you, you know, and you see this, that's your go. Remember. And another thing, no one talks about this. No one talks about it. No one understands it. Even give it to them, they won't believe it. You're like, no, it's nonsense. D. And remember, it's time specific, right? Literally time specific. That's what it is, right? So, here we have what? This is another cracking correlation. Why this right here is not a precision swing point, but this is. So, we have a precision swing point, you know, here, but this is a precision candle. Do you understand? This is a precision swing point. This is a precision candle, right? This is an up closed, this is a down closed, after which it could lead to. And even if you didn't trust this, wait for what? The SMT fill, okay? So, you see price trading into this gap right here. And right here, I could even connect both of these gaps, doesn't make a difference, right? It's still one gap right there. No wicks here that separated. Still that. If you look at the, you know, if you look at a different time frame, you'll still see a gap. So, price traded into this gap. It did not trade into this one. The, this is where, you know, you'll get in. If you're scared, you could even get in right after you see the, the cracking correlation between the precision swing point and precision candle point. So, as you guys can see, this is not ICT. Not like ICT. This is miles ahead of what he talks about. You see, he preaches about looking at this level and that level in kill zones. Like, you don't need to look anywhere outside of your chart. You don't need seasonal tendencies. You don't need anything like that. We care to week, we consistently do this, right? And I really don't like to talk about it. I don't. I remember in the first times, friend, what did I usually do? What do I usually do, man? I usually, you know, every time I'm right or correct about something, I just snip it, post it, post it. But and then like after like five consistent weeks of doing that, I'm like, no, I'm tired. I'm just not going to do that anymore, right?
So, another thing is that, you know, I would like to see Monday's range, which is tomorrow, form before, you know, deciding to do anything, right? So, personally for me, I'm just waiting for Monday to form. What do you don't want to expect something? I tell you, you know, I don't like to, you know, participate in low market, you know, conditions, low probability market conditions, right? That's something that I hate. I'm not going to do that. And another thing, right? Remember, realize, right, when, um, some people like these are Ws, right? This is the way that you confirm that, you know, this is an actual precision, you know, actual sequential. You're not dependent that, you know, on the Ws. Of course, you could reverse these, right? Here, as you could have, you know, the correlation between the precision swing and the precision candle, you know, happen. Could happen here, whereas there's no sequence or anything. But you need the time for sequence SMT. And that's something else I will talk about, whereas you could skip from first to fourth, just as you skip from the monthly cycle to the daily cycle. There are times where you can skip from the monthly cycle to the 90-minute cycles using this. I hope that you found something valuable in, you know, this right here. Um, the top for a while, a lot of sauce. I don't know if it's too much, cuz of course, there's more. But, you know, just, you know, consistently week after week, given new ideas, new things to ponder upon. I don't want to make anyone, you know, really, really, really too confused, you know? But that's what you pay for. Unrivaled knowledge, second to none. Things that are not in books, things that no one else talked about on this planet, no one else knows about. Real information, raw information that works, that's there. What's the main cause of everything that moves? What's the main cause of what's the main cause of price versus what the me, what's the main cause of expansions? What, what, why is there always sequential SMT everywhere? Why is there always this cracking correlation everywhere? Because that's when the market decides to turn around. If there's no cracking correlation, it's just going to be going straight line.
So, right here at the top, market looking at the S&P 500, looking at the NASDAQ, right? We have liquidity here. And look at this again, right? It's amazing, to be honest. What's this candle right here? Let's take our crosshairs out. What is it? Oh my gosh, it's a precision swing point. There's no one else talked about. No one else, no one, like literally like, you know, they say there's nothing new under the sun. This is new. This is new. Yes, it is, right? So, here you can see that we have, you know, these highs right here. Draw the liquidity. Be 500, right? Like, personally, I can't see these, these highs and just dismiss them. It's impossible. I just see them. My eyes glued to them. Like, oh yeah, not going to be shorter right here. That's crazy. Nope. What would cause, you know, price to reverse? You already know. Super SMT, precision swing point, about the true week open, which is not even established yet, right? And that's what would cause it. That's what would cause a reversal. There is a pending reversal for the stock market. And, you know, there will be a time when the price will, you know, literally crash so low that, you know, it would be insane. For anyone that's something, you have a good amount of cash, you really need a good amount of cash, $10,000, $50,000 can make some money to, you know, build, you know, with, you know, buying assets at a low cost, right? So, basically, you know, that's what it is. Eyes and, you know, these highs right here. There's a cracking correlation right here at these closes, a precision swing point, which makes this one right here, which seems to be a correlation. If you look at this, it barely traded above this high, barely. That's not significant, right? And also, it's not, this doesn't matter as yet unless there is a high news event under where we have market, you know, precision tools, you know, to use for such as a weekly cycle's sequential SMT or a weekly cycle's true open to depend upon because that's very necessary, right? But, you know, of course, there's a pending reversal. But for now, you know, you see price drift higher for just a short period of time. So, yes, for now, due to the fact that the Dow is just unusable garbage, right? We just looking at the, you know, we're looking at the dels, right? The major ones of that, right here. We have the S&P 500. We have, we have an right here. And of course, we reflect upon this more whenever we get more information. Here we have Bitcoin to the left, and we have a Ste to the right. So, something, you know, something to keep in mind is that we have sequential here between the quarterly cycles, right? And whenever you have tasht, but during a lower time frame cycles, you have consolidation, that is a, you know, telltale sign of a large move that is to come. So, just, you know, keep your eyes on this. Even if it, you know, consolidates more, we don't have a problem with that. Personally, you know, I am not interested in buying crypto unless, you know, it crashes, right? Mostly, you know, most of the buys we cut in at 2020, we were out of already, which, you know, makes no sense to be holding much more. Makes no sense to be buying right now. If you buy right now, for you to get two X, you know, while not gambling, you know, price needs to literally go up 100%, which makes no sense. But here we have, you know, accumulation of sort, some sort, which I believe will be sell orders, right? We're just going to be having price play within this range, you know, could be above this high, below this low, until the other direction for price reversal is confirmed. Right before I go, how is it sequence in when 2023 both got taken? This is the, it's between the central cycle. Quarterly cycle is comprised of four years. No, comprises of four years. So, it's like literally four years and four years and four, four and fours, right? But that's something else that is not really important right now, which we will talk about eventually. All you guys going to know, it's a lot of sity here. Is I cannot dismiss this. Look at the. And then right here, you can see that there was, see, there was SMT right here, which was of a lower time frame cycle. There was a SMT here, which was a lower time frame cycle as well, right? But, you know, this right here is like the information, you know, needed to like reflect on right here. It's just not, we don't have enough time for his base. So, we'll go over other time. So, yes, hopefully you, you know, had a blast with this one. Very talkative, was long. And we'll be back Wednesday at 6 PM Eastern Standard Time, right? 6 PM Eastern Standard Time. You don't like, you need to be focused on like, okay, they talk W, so there's cycles that are compared to four years. Yes, there are. There are even 16 years too. Cycles, but that doesn't matter right now because, right, those cycles are usually by me used for, you know, seeing like, for example, how the presidential elections would behave, you know, before the fact. And, you know, just see events, for example, when you have those really, really high cycles. But the lower cycles, such as the yearly cycle, the monthly cycles, the weekly cycle, daily cycle, mostly the weekly, monthly, and the daily cycle, you know, those are, you know, what you should be focusing on because you're trying to make money. You're not trying to tell the future yet, you know, it's possible to do so. It's funny, but yeah, right now, you just want to, you know, know what price is going to do, right? You want to like, raid, they funded, you know, one of those places, what are they call prop firms or whatever, take 100k from them, you know, take it, invest it in something, you know, don't pay in a house or something, take, just, you know, make money, right? Because whenever you make money into the market, you want to take it out and do something, you know, tangible with it. Because money isn't real, let's be honest. It's not real. It's not. It's just paper. The time when you catch something is when you buy something that's physical. That's when the money becomes value. It doesn't matter if it's like, oh, so the price appreciates, you have something to show for, you know, this image, this illusion, which they call money. So, know the Telegram account is not going to disappear tomorrow. He'll be here as long as W is giving problems. So, we'll still be here. We'll still be on W. We'll be, you know, posting on to both of them. And we'll post this to W within 30 minutes. So, it'll be there for you guys to watch again, right? Hope you found value in this, which pretty sure that most of you did. And again, Happy Father's Day to everyone and all the guys, all the fathers. We will talk again Wednesday at 6 PM East Standard Time.
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