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Yes. Um, it was rather difficult, um, setting up tonight's live stream. Still, I am not home. So I'm still, you know, you know, in the midst of, you'd say, you know, traveling. So, um, I will actually be home, one of my homes, around next week Tuesday. I believe Monday could be Monday as well. So it's either Monday or Tuesday. I'm not completely sure, right? I'm currently, at the moment, I'm just waiting for my place to be ready. Right. So that's basically just what it is. There's some renovation or something going on that I can't be there for, if you understand.

Anyways, with that being said, yeah, so I had to, like, where I'm at, there was like a storm or something and the Wi-Fi is down. So, I literally have to be using a hot spot right now, which is fine. But anyways, so yes, tonight I'll be answering some questions. So if you have questions, this is a Q&A and you know it's Saturday's live stream, right? So I'm here looking at the live stream chat. So if you have any questions, anything that you need to, you know, anything that you need clarification on, right, this is the right time for you to, you know, make that inquiry.

Can you talk about when we use the M30 precision string point more specifically? Yes. Well, you know, it's fractal. So, yes. And as Jerome Samuel said, next month, right, which is literally next week, is when, you know, we begin to, you know, dive into precise entries. That's, you know, that's where we really haven't, you know, been discussing, you know, really precise entries as yet, right? There's different ways whereas you can enter trades or anticipate markets to reverse, right? So, we'll be diving into those concepts. Well, we already know the concepts, but we'll just dive into how to anticipate such things.

Can you confirm what SMT field is? Is it price filling a FVG from a previous quarter? Well, that is one of them, right? But it does not have to do that, right? It's basically, you know, you compare an asset like the NASDAQ to the S&P 500, right? If you have the S&P 500 fill a gap and then you have NASDAQ not filling that gap, right, then you will have SMT fill right at that point. You will have a breakaway gap, an actual breakaway gap. And the reason why I use that term is because most of you are, you know, more comfortable, I'd say, with that term, right? If you have a background in ICT.

Come on, man. Swift, what is sequential SMT? What? I'm confused. What do you mean? What are you new? How do you get here, man? You're lying, man. You got to be new. What do you got here? Do you really not know what sequential SMT is? Um, oh, okay. You're joking. Not a good, not a good one. I don't like that joke. I thought you were here and not focused, not, you know, studying. Pissed me off for a minute. I was like, what the hell? How do you get inside? Probably not joking either. Got to like check to see if you should be here for real.

Anyways, they can you go over your entry last week like model? Yes, next week. Yes. Right. We'll be with entries next week. That's what next week is for. Entries, right? More than likely it will be the second live stream of next week, right? Yes. Erica theory is still planned for this year by the end of the year, right? It is what is it about? It's basically just using higher time frame, you know, reversals and, you know, just comparing them with time, right? So, for example, if you expect a higher time frame shift to occur, right, within the crypto market, within whichever market you're looking at, the index futures, right? You would just anticipate something to happen because for the markets to move, something has to happen. But you know, if you already know that the market's going to move or you have a high probability of knowing that such thing may occur, then you could see something happen. Let's just say that.

Can you talk a bit more about defining TP levels, please? For sure. For sure. Right. So everything that you guys have, you know, learned thus far, you know, we will, we're going to refine it. So you're going to get your TP models, your stop loss. You don't know where to put your stops if you don't know already, right? If you, you know, you don't know already. So yeah, and entry, that's what I would say is the most important thing. So, you know, personally, right, I am not the, you know, best with exits. But what I have found to, you know, work is, you know, you enter and in anticipation of following a higher time frame model's direction, right? And then you exit at a lower time frame reversal. So, for example, if you have a bearish sequential SMT, which is, you know, revolving around the monthly cycle, then you would get out when you have a bullish sequential SMT that revolves around the weekly cycle, right? So things like that. And, you know, it's fractal. So with just me saying that, you, you will, you know, it's quarterly theory. So you could, you could literally fit what I just said in many different scenarios, right? You can fit it with the daily cycle and the 90-minute cycle. You could fit it with the yearly cycle and the monthly cycle. Right?

How do you approach Monday if you're going to trade Monday since the two-week open has not formed? Good question. Do you use the two-week open of the previous week? We will talk about that as well. Right. So, not necessarily, you can, right? It's just like the, you know, new week opening gaps. You can, you know, bring them over. So you can use the two, the open from the previous week. But you would have to use the two-week open as well, right? You would have to. So the two-week open would be the main thing that you would use.

Could you use secret question to guess who will win the election? Um, no. And that's not necessary, right? That's definitely not necessary. Doesn't matter who wins, the market will move aggressively. Right? Because, you know, you're having conflict of interests of both sides. Right? Half, you know, wants this type of person to be in, the other half wants this type of person to be in. And then still, you know, votes don't count as we already know, right? The person that should win has already won. There, or the, you know, the guy at the top or, you know, who's who he's going to place in, right? And that's just basically all I say. We're not here for conspiracy theories, right? It's just talking about price right now. And as I said, today isn't really about, um, analysis, right? So, well, opinion. Bitcoin, the last time I gave it, I gave you guys, I said that it was, it was supposed to, you know, breach a certain level, which it did, right? So, for now, that's all that I will say.

When there's a decoupling, do we ignore intermarket sequence assembly? Actually, right. The only time you know that you should even, you know, consider in term of the sequence, well, not the only time that you should consider, but like, you know, for right now, your level is the only time you should consider it. Actually, is whenever there is no, in there is no sequence, immediate sequential SMT between the triad that you're focusing on, right? So, for example, you're looking at the S&P 500 and NASDAQ and the Dow. So, right, you see that there is no sequential SMT there. And that's the only time when you will go and look for intermarket sequence SMT.

Any updates on Oracle? So we are working on, we still, we have it, the product. And but I'm thinking of if I should just, you just make it like a, make a more, what I would say, in-depth indicator or something like that. Something, you know, that has everything that you should be looking for, where you could tweak everything that you learn already, basically, make your own model, right? And it would help you, right? It's, it's not my wish that you would just be using that, you just, that tool. But, you know, that tool could just help you to, you know, anticipate reversals, which is basically the main, the main reason for all of this. Right. And right, you guys need to, you know, begin to rely upon yourselves, right? If it's very simple, right? If there is this thing that we always look for, which you already know what that is, right? If your model is there, right? And you need to be working towards crafting your own model. You need to be working towards, you know, creating your own schedule around the specific times that you like, right? So take everything, you backtest it, you see, okay, it works, right? And the only way I can actually prove to you that it works is telling you before it happens, right? When you do that again and again, then you know that's the only way that you will see that it works, right? Not just, you know, showing you execution and then saying, oh, this is what. No, it's telling you what should happen, then you see the execution afterwards, just as, just like, right, whereas most of you saw it happen, you took part in the move, which is good. But you need to get to the stage whereas you do not need, you don't even want to listen to me anymore, right? You just, you don't want to hear me anymore, which will eventually happen, right? Even if it takes you two years or three. Took me like, you know, five or so. After I teach, just I, you know, currently I just don't even want to hear him anymore, which is what you want to aim for, you know, it's like, okay, no, I don't trust anyone but myself, right? I don't trust anyone. I, you, you know, I don't want you to say this and then it clouds my mind or my judgment. You understand?

Could you please explain a little more about revolving true open and its functions? Yes. Right. So revolving true opens, right, basically in between and it's high pro, high probability, right? In between and it's more high probability if it's after the actual true open of the particular cycle that you're working with, which is why Thursdays are so explosive, right? That's why. Cuz when is the true open of the week? It's 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on a Monday, right? You have a revolving true open being established after that for Thursday to be explosive, right? So you have true openings being stacked right there, which is why you see such moves happening on Thursdays, sometimes Fridays as well. But there must be, well, they, there must be cuz there's different things that you could look for. But, you know, it's better to look for sequential empty, right? If you're someone that doesn't have a model yet.

Do you need it? Absolutely. No, you don't need it 100%. But 100% of the times when it's there, not 100% of the times, let me be more modest. 80% of the times when it's there, you'll see reversals, right? Okay. Think I've said this before as well. Um, it's not, you know, the specific days, right? It's not that, okay, it's this particular day that you should look for the higher low week to form, which last week we expected it to form on Thursdays for most assets, which is what happened, right? Which is why we saw Friday continue in the direct, in that direction, right? Well, the main reason that we saw Friday continue in the direction that it did was because we had sequential symmetry again on, you know, Friday between the Dow and the Nasdaq and the S&P 500. So the Dow made a higher high on Friday. We did not have that in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, which led to price continuing lower. So, right there, that is not quarterly theory, that is doubling theory, right? Why? Because we are not dealing with quarters there, right? We have stepped out of the realm of quarters now. It's, you know, what Friday is doing in comparison to Thursday, right?

Is there like specific precision swing point for each cycle? Yes, in terms of physical sequence SMT. So I have, um, given you one, I believe so far. But we will be, you know, going into the sequence that you should look for these things, right? And I don't want to just be jumping into, you know, a random question too deeply, or else we'll be here for longer than I should actually be here for.

FX daily cycle 5 a.m. or 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. and 11 a.m. since FX opens at 5. What do you mean? Which time are you referring to? Which time zone when you say at 5? But, you know, the main thing that you should focus on when it comes to time, right, is sequential SMT, precision swing points, right? And those things, for it to be more quote unquote explosive, it must occur, you know, during a quarter or a day where you have a high impact news event, right? Must be there.

So Oracle is basically indicator tool that no, it's not, but I want to down, don't it, it just such. All right, for now, for index tribe, what is your view about substituting D with NKD? No, never try to do so and I wouldn't ever try to do so. So yeah. And someone just asked a question. Medic just, you know, answered your question with some questions, which should assist you. Say yes, it's very, you know, interesting to see your results, right? Still, you know, you know, we just open this achievement thing. So whenever you pass something, you can put it there to just, you know, let everyone know that you are doing it, right? So you're doing it. And, you know, basically you can do it too. If you have, even though the, I know that the ones, right, some of you that are the most successful, you know, you are not posting anything, which is a shame. But, you know, you know, as my mom once said, that, you know, the humble calf gets the most milk, right? So do what you're. But yeah, silent killers, man. Amazing stuff.

To be honest, I posted something on, you know, the internet X, whatever it is right now, was Twitter formally, that, you know, no one can teach you how to trade. But, right, someone can teach you how to know when price will turn around. Someone can teach you how to have great accuracy in your tape reading. Someone can teach you how to be the best analyst. Someone can teach you that. You can learn that. But you can't learn how to trade from someone else. They can always give you advice. They can always tell you this and tell you, you know, you know, strong words, right? They can tell you, okay, you need to be, you know, you can't be emotional, right? But that will not help you to be to not be emotional. You must first be emotional a lot, right? That it pisses you off, right? It must piss you off. For them. When it pisses you off so bad, then at that time, you know, you change. At that time, you begin to trade less. At that time, you just try to find another way, right? That's it. That's exactly what it is. You must motivate yourself to change, you know, how you view this thing, right? Yes, you are the one that has to decide when your psyche changes. So, yes, I can tell you how to know when price is going to turn around, but can I tell you how to press the button? No. You're going to tell yourself that. But knowing when price is going to turn around, having an idea of when it will, that will encourage you, that will motivate you, right? And that will, you know, basically you, you'll have most of it down already. Okay, you know, when price is going to turn around. Now I just have to do it over and over until it just, I get it. Okay, traded here. I didn't get stopped out. Was I emotional or not? Okay, I was emotional. That wasn't good. I got to know that. I, I got to journal that. I can't allow myself, you know, to be sucked in by my own emotions. Whatever you're doing, you're trading. I want you, you feel like, you know, you shouldn't feel anything. You should just take, take a trade or if you're tape reading or whatever you're doing, analysis, and if you're correct, you, you should just, you know, treat it as nothing, right? Because the next time you don't have to be correct. You don't have to be on the right side. And once you invite excitement, right, invite excitement into your heart, into your mind, then the next time when you're incorrect, right, you will begin to feel despair, which is exactly what you do not want to feel because that's worse than excitement, right? You will not always be correct. But remember also, you will not always be wrong. Just as how you know you have to be wrong sometimes, you have to be correct sometimes as well. So if you manage your risk and you already have an, an idea of where price might go with high probability, then you're okay. It takes a while to grasp this, right? You got to do it over and over. You're going to be wrong until you know, you just stop being wrong. That's what it is.

Are you going to go deeper into the fine ranges from the start of the mentorship? Yes. Everything will be refined, right? Everything will be refined. So yes, you, I basically made it easy, right? When to look for this, right? You only, well, you look for this when you have, you know, sequential simply or precision swing point and within on that specific day, you have high impact news events. If you do that, you'll find trades. Can I trade without high news events? You can, but it's more risky. So basically, you do more of what works and less of what doesn't. For example, Mondays when you have no news, some or just Mondays overall, you'll see price. You either see price consolidate or expand. That's Q1. That's what it does. It consolidates or expands. It's not just, it just consolidates or just expands. It consolidates or it expands. What does Q2 do? It manipulates after you have consolidation within Q1. So if and this is if, then if this happens during this time, then this should happen as well. Given that there is, you know, a this, a substantial amount of liquidity entering the marketplace, right? So there, that's something else. If this happens here during this time, right, then this should happen if we have enough liquidity entering the marketplace. What does that mean? If this happens on Wednesday, there's consolidation, there's no news, see we can move around accumulation. Now, if this happening Wednesday, there's no news, there's consolidation, then you have on Thursday, there's a substantial amount of liquidity enter the marketplace. Prices are already above the two-week open. But then you have sequential SMT or position when price trades into a higher time frame gap, what you have a reversal. That's it. That's what always happens 90% of the times. And you can check this for. So now we're looking at the index, looking at the S&P 500. We're looking at the NASDAQ, the Dow, right? Whenever you have the high to low, weak form. What is it? What what follows that? Like what causes that to happen? It's SMT. It's sequential SMT. More particular, the precision swing point. If it's not sequential SMT, there has to be a precision swing point. But there's a low probability that it will not be sequential SMT. Looking at the forex market, what causes price to turn around is sequential SMT all the time. Every week it's there. It's never not there. It's every time. Even when you see people on the internet, they're like, "Oh, this week it's a bad week." We what we're looking for is there. It's always there because this is the mechanism of the marketplace, right? This is what causes price to move. And anyone that says otherwise just hasn't studied long enough. Anyone that says otherwise just isn't paying attention. They haven't checked. They have, right, they never like took a minute to go and backtest. But this is what causes it. Sequential SMT between London session and New York. What happens? That's you're going to expect the high low, the high low of day to form, you know, within one of those quarters. Why within one of those quarters? Because for the high to be to form, you know, within the NASDAQ, for example, for it to form during the London session, is it must form during the New York session within one of its, you know, closely correlated peers like the Dow, for example, right? You're not going to just have the Dow make a high, the NASDAQ make a high, S&P 500 make a high in New York and then just turn around unless there was intro sequence SMT, right? But still, there must be a cracking correlation there, right?

Remember you mentioned how T2 and T3 can also be used in Q2 and and there are also different variations to that. I'm just adding that, right, which we'll also, you know, get into. So you see, we've learned a lot. You've learned a lot that we can take this piece and put it with this piece and this piece and put it with this piece right here or stack these together and have a model. Right. So yes, um, also, right, one week next month, we'll be going into, you know, quarterly shifts, which is basically looking for shifts to occur or anticipating shifts to occur by, you know, establishing a range from the, a previous shift. Shifts, you know, which are put into place by, you know, actual curtain correlations. Right? So yes, I think this will probably be the last one that the last, um, question answer is from Brian. You've mentioned sequential SMT between two months in an aspect of doubling. Will that be SMT between 2/3 of a yearly cycle? Is it applicable to lower time frames? So sequence is empty between any thirds. Okay, for that, how about you go into your, you know, charts and you try to take note of what you find. I can promise you, right, we will speak about it and yes, you, I believe that you'll find something useful in that.

So yes, this was, you know, better than I expected, right? It's nice to, you know, have you guys here so attentive, right? Even when it's a Saturday, right? So you need to always be on your toes in this, you know, industry. You always have to be looking at the markets even on Saturdays, even on Sundays, even when it's closed, you know, just eyeballing what has happened, you know, looking for familiarities, right, between specific times. Although you found this useful, right, we will be back here. Let's say Monday, right? 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. I hope you found, you know, something useful here. It will be recorded so you guys can watch this and yes, this will be what, you know, this will usually be what Saturdays will. This is. Sorry about that. So yeah, Saturdays will be like this going forward. Right. Maybe there will sometimes be, you know, an issue whereas, you know, if I have to deal with something that just relates to family, which is just my son. Just that's all it is. My son, that's the only thing that could really make me miss this, right? So that's the only reason.

Anyways, have a wonderful night and I wish you nothing but success, even more success for those of you that already have success. But if you already have success, you know, share your stories with your, with your, you know, mates over here. And yeah, talk to you guys soon.