 Okay, welcome to today's final session in terms of our education series. Before we get going here, let's just, as always, familiarize ourselves with the disclaimer in terms of risk. And as we all know by now, the Foreign Exchange Training Institute carries with it a high degree of risk. As such, we're looking to mitigate some of that risk by participating in the education series. And hopefully that will equip us better when we move into trading live market conditions. So just before we get going here, I'll briefly introduce myself. My name is Patrick Manoli. I'm a fund manager, trading mentor and a market commentator. I've always been involved in the markets after I graduated, joined a consulting firm and left and eventually did a startup with some fellow employees from the consulting business. And that experience of pretty rapid growth after about four or five years, I cashed in my stake in the business and moved on to explore my passion for markets. As is often the case, I started trading the E-mini S&P Futures, had some early beginners luck, experienced some growth and then some significant growth. And then ultimately, as is often the case, I gave back the gains and then some. And after taking a pretty significant loss, I decided I had to revisit how I was going to approach the markets and if I was going to seriously commit to trading as a commercial. And so I sought out a mentor and developed a trade plan, back-tested that and forward-tested it and then took that plan to market in 2008. And it's pretty similar trading conditions to what we're experiencing at the moment. But ultimately navigating my way through 2008, 2009 and since 2008 I've been consistently profitable on an annual basis. And that's really how I measure my performance. I'm not concerned about the outcomes of individual trades or even a series of trades. What I'm interested in is the extended series of outcomes demonstrating my trading edge. Since 2010, I've privately mentored trainers of all experienced levels from complete novices to former floor trainers at the CME. I have since 2013 been managing external investor capital, like I say, delivered consistent annual profitable returns. I'm obviously current market resident, current market experts in residence at TickMail. And I'm also the head of trading and trader education for an online trading education brand called FX Career Swap. Whereby we take retail trading talents and develop their skills and then give them a funded trading chance. So that brings you up to speed with who I am and the context in which I'm presenting today. So what I basically want to do, as there was an issue with last week, technical issues last week, I just want to very quickly come through and recap what we were discussing in terms of the pin bar. And as we know, the pin bar highlights to us a potential for a market reversal and that can be a reversal against the trend or with the trend. Today we'll revisit the DNA of the pin bar and then I'm ultimately going to move forward to discuss the pin bar reversal combined with a divergence and I'll walk you through what divergence is. And then I'll also see the heads up in terms of the pin bar used as a continuation. And certainly in the current volatility, there have been a number of decent pin bar continuation setups and I'll walk you through some of those on live charts in this section. The part we know they're looking for an extended tail and a smaller body. We know that in terms of training the pin bar, we want to ideally or the standard approach to train the pin bar is to enter on the breach of the pin bar in terms of the direction in which the pin bar is pointing. We stopped just above the high or the low of the pin bar. What's important to us in terms of the pin bar is that we effectively identify the DNA of the more high probability pin bars. So what we're always looking to do as traders, we know that regardless of whatever strategy we decide to trade or how we intend to approach the markets. We're looking to stack the probabilities in our favor. We know that our strategy is not going to deliver winning trade after trade after trade. But what we're looking for is over time to build a high probability case for entering the markets. And when I say high probability, I mean a set of circumstances that indicate one outcome is more likely than another. And so the pin bar suggests to us the potential for reversal. And as you can see on the screen there, we have two types of pin bars that we're looking for really. We certainly want a bar that closes with inside the range of the prior days bar. Equally, we would also take a candle that closes above the range of the prior days candle. This is specifically when we're looking at reversals, right? I'll walk you through the continuation set up. But when we get a pin bar, I see a third example there that closes below the prior days range and that doesn't really indicate a strong sense of sentiment in terms of reversal. So we're going to be looking through some live chart examples shortly. Again, here you can see this idea of the long tail demonstrating to us that there's a liquidity issue. In this instance, lower prices that the selling has basically come up against overwhelming demand in the market. And that's ultimately driven prices back up and we're closing within the prior candles range suggesting the potential for reversal. In this instance, we're seeing prices move higher, price extends higher, the buyers meet overwhelming selling pressure or close back within the range and we see a reversal. Pin bar continuation that we're going to talk about shortly is a way of using the pin bar to align ourselves with an existing trend. So most people, the challenge that they face with the pin bar is that once they become familiar with it, they think it's the cash cow so to speak that it's just permanently going to pay out and that as we know just simply isn't the case. So what we're looking to do as traders in terms of stacking probabilities in our favor is we're looking to identify high probability locations for taking advantage of the pin bar. In this instance here you can see we get a number of continuation sessions, but we're trading ultimately too close to resistance within the market for these pin bars to really, really to take things forward. So what we're ideally looking for in terms of reversals are candles that the tail of the candle or the nose reference to the Pinocchio candle is extended above the price and suggesting the potential for reversal or exhaustion with the prior move. In this instance here you can see that we had a pin bar in terms of a continuation that didn't really stick out as sorts and was kind of, again, if you look at that chart, you can see those three or four candles are relatively tightly bunched and you can see where the resistance is. And it's going to be difficult for price to move there, meaningful fashion. And what we're looking to do is slice them up. The other tools that we've talked about, to give us the higher probability scenario we're going to do now is we're going to move away on the pin bar in terms of the standard pin bar. Now we're going to combine the pin bar with some of the training tools I've introduced you to over the past 12 weeks. And as most of you will know, one of the tools I use is the pin bar trader, which identifies the pin bars. So let's just see what we're setting here and make sure they're correct. What we're looking to do is identify, and this is an indicator. You can go over the last video. I'm not going to walk you through exactly how it works here, but basically it's a color code indicator that identifies the pin bar by the rate of a minimum of 1.7 by the tail of the body. So again, just give me a picture idea of the exhaust. The volatility bands give me a statistical, mathematical based ability in terms of when price tests these bands, if it's above above, they have a high probability of causing at least a pause in the price action and more often than not a correction or a reversal. So when price tests these and we get a pin bar signal, then I pay attention. Okay. Now, that's the standard setup as we discussed last week. What we're going to talk about shortly is divergence. Now, for me, I use a archery tool called the site indicator. Again, these are the tools that I've had developed for my needs of an extended period of time in the market, so I wanted to make things as easy as possible for myself as I can. So I like things to be color coded for me. I also saw the potential for some enhancements. Essentially what you've got here is enhanced version of the relative strength index, the RSI. I refer to it as site because I use it slightly differently in this color coded section. Once we pass through the zero line here and that the site flips to green, then that's considered to be a bullish market condition. It's bullish because what tends to happen at that stage, that's when the majority of retail traders are actually looking to sell the market. So if it's red, it's bearish, it's green, it's bullish. The only time that I would trade against the trend as defined by the site indicator is where we have something called divergence. Now, what is divergence? Divergence essentially means that when price makes a low, and let me get rid of the RSI. So when price makes a swing low here, we test down into the volatility sport bands, and we get a swing low in terms of the site indicator here. Price then moves higher and we get back to the central tendency. You'll remember from the week before we talked about the central tendency in terms of the volatility. There's a 20-period loop. So we'll test up to the 20-period price over the past 20 days here. Then we move back to three tests, the volatility support bands. As we test through, we actually test the volatility support band. So that's a three-step deviate away from the meeting. We know that in that three-step deviate loop, we have about a 90% chance of witnessing a reversal of sorts. And in this instance, we get the reversal and PIMBAR indicator highlights that the reversal candle is actually a PIMBAR. So we've got a couple of things developing here now. We've got the PIMBAR reversal. And as we've made this new low in price, the new low in price is not confirmed by an equal in the site indicator. So what's the information that we're getting from that? Well, from a sentiment perspective, what it's telling us is that the support that we saw into this low in price is not being matched on this new low. So the rate of change in terms of how quickly prices were moving and how quickly the ticks were occurring down into this low here was significantly different to the last low. Excuse me. And in that difference, we know divergence. Okay. So, again, divergence simply means that on any swing low or swing high, we'll look at some examples of swing highs in a minute about, as price makes low. And for me, what I like to use for these lows or these swing points is certainly the volatility bands, because we know that when we test those volatility bands, we're testing a standard deviation move away from the mean. So it has some statistical significance. So we get the swing low, we get the low in terms of our cycle indicator, consolidate, test the central tendency, move down into a new low. This low experience a liquidity issue, because as we trade down into these lower prices, the sellers are overwhelmed by. Okay. There wasn't the same momentum or sentiment support for lower prices as well as confirmed by the divergence here. So on the price low here, we were this level on this price low, we're ticking up towards the indicator actually turning bullish. So what happens? Well, if we're trading this strategy, we will be entering a long position at the close of the candle or one tick above the high, whichever way you want to trade it. We have a predefined stop as per, as per the indicator. And then our first objective is to get to one times our risks. So once we get to one times our risk, we take our risk off the table, and then we have a risk free trade and ultimately we're looking for two times our risk. And the indicator maps these levels out for us automatically. And what happens? Well, let's, let's walk it forward, we get a move through the highs. So even if you were trading this at the close, or you are looking to be pulled into the trade with a, with a buy stop one click above the high of the candle, either way, you're in the trade. Okay. And what happens next? Well, we consolidate, we track a bit lower test back into the volatility bands, but what's happening from a sentiment perspective is this market is now turning increasingly bullish. Okay. And the consolidation is then taken out by a bullish outside reversal, which is has additional conviction to this trade now, because we have got this psychic indicator really starting to tick up into the into the buy zone. And then what happens? Well, we run up, we get a risk free trade here. And then ultimately we trade higher enough into our two times risk reward. So the thing we've got the couple of things that we want to know here is that we have this diversion signal, we have a pinbar reversal. We tested into the volatility bands, we've actually exceeded the three standard deviation, which has mathematical significance. And then finally we got our price trigger. Does that make sense to everyone can you get a why in the chat box if you're if you're following along here. And that makes sense in terms of divergence. Good stuff. Okay, let's look at so let's look at another example. Here we have the the dollar Swiss. Again, I'll just get rid of this. This makes it easy for you guys to see here. So price moves down. We test in and around the two three standard deviation, we had a reversal up into two to three standard deviation resistance area and price pulls back down retest these problems. Okay. So, what we've got here is if we think back to the patterns that we covered we've got a potential double bottom scenario, certainly on a closing basis. So we've got a double bottom. We're testing now into that two to three standard deviation support zone. But most importantly here, look at the divergence we're seeing. So as we broke lower, this indicator, the psych indicator had almost flipped bullish at that stage and certainly did by the next candle. So from a trading perspective, we get it. We've got a set up here. We've got a potential double bottom with significant divergence like so. We enter either at the close or we put a buy start one bit above the high of the candle and we're triggered in the trade. The highest bullish. So we're doing that extra conviction that this this buy signal is is valid. And that's our times are risk. So we take our risk off the table at that point. We are stopped to our country. We watched to see if price can trade up to time risk. And again, fortunately in this instance, it does the set up here as you know that are obviously working out. But again, I do stress and this is incredibly important that you know you can even when we stack all the probabilities in our favor. And we've adhered to our trading plan and our trading rules. We're still going to experience losing trades and anyone who tells you anything different is is lying to you and themselves. But if you look at how we're using this tool this is the combination of these tools. You'll know that our winning trades are two times the size of our losing trades. So that means we could we only have to win four out of 10 trades to be really profitable. Okay. So let's take a look at another example here with the Australian dollar. This is a trade that I took last year and shared with with clients through the tick mill log. So again, we've got this double bottom scenario developing right smooths down test to three standard deviation consolidates again test to three standard deviation support and pops higher into the resistance area. But we get a pin bar reversal here where we get a bunch of them, all of which would have would have been profitable in terms of just trading that pin bar reversal scenario. You're the last one of the important things I highlighted to you guys about the pin bar reversal. So here I'm trading it most effectively with the higher term, the higher time frame volume when it's average price and this instance obviously it's the 100 period which represents the monthly position of the VWAP. Once we get once we got the pin bar signal here, we have that additional confirmation of the monthly VWAP being bearish and then the short term flow also being bearish. In terms of just playing a vanilla bar reversal, obviously what we're looking at is increasing the probabilities by using divergence. So let's look at the convergence we traded back down into the support zone. This instance we just took out those prior swing lows. And again, extensively formed a double bottom here, but the double bottom has additional conviction because you can see how sentiments or momentum to support or fail to confirm potential for lower prices. Okay, so we got down here, we got our pin reversal as per the indicator. Sorry, we got our divergence confirmation. We also got the RSI stochastic positively diverging to the upside. There's a bunch of, bunch of covalence here that suggests it's worth us risking to find out if this pin bar is going to play out. So we enter out the close at one bit above the high, we automatically know where our stock speed plays, trade up into one times our risk reward. So maybe from there I could take my risk off the table. And again, this is important. We're not always going to have winning trades. We're not always necessarily going to have a losing trade. In this instance, I would have been stopped out of this trade. Because I would imagine, well, if I traded the close of the candle, I probably would have just survived, but if I traded one above the high, then I would have been taken out. And the trade went up to, it chopped around and, you know, that's a frustrating period of time. But ultimately, trade played out from a technical perspective. But I can tell you a real world example, walking with some others and shortly that I've been taking out that trade at break even. And I guess the idea of break even simply a loss mitigating strategy. So once the trade moves one times in my risk, I consider it to be bad business really to let that trade come back and then stop me out for a full loss. So that's why I want to trade this. Once I've got the variation markets from the signal and it's moved one, one time I risk in favor, then that's going to be okay. See what else we have here is the pound. We move down, test the volatility, support bands, consult. Then come back in, volatility, these bands, and roll up with new loads. But by this stage, you can see that the suck indicator has now flipped bullish. And so from a sentiment perspective, lower prices aren't being supported. We're getting additional confirmation from our pin bar indicator. And we've got the divergence, positive divergence in terms of the RSI stochastic. So this all stacks up. So we're going to take a trade here. One bit above the higher close. We know where I stop this trade moves up quickly. The following day into one times our risk reward. So again, take our risk off the table stops to entry. And it's either going to be a break even or two times risk reward. And we consolidate in the coming days, but ultimately trade up into that two times risk reward. One more here. This is the report. And in this instance, we move up into volatility. We don't get the test of volatility resistance there, but we're starting to see some initial signs of exhaustion with that tail layer suggesting there's an equity issue here as we're moving higher. And then ultimately we get that move into two to three standard deviation, potential double top where we've just run the stops at the high and then bang, overwhelming selling pressure prices down to close as a pin bar as per the indicator. And then what do we want to do? Well, we want to see where the site gets positioned. And you can see significant divergence there versus these prior peaks. And so that again, just follow the plan. But our entry, one, people are low or close. We have our stop automatically defined price quickly moves into one times our risk rewards. We have our risk table and the break even or two times risk reward. And that's what we get. So that's how we use divergence to do eviction to these sell these pin bar setups. So only we're thinking about location using statistical edge of volatility volatility bands. Further to that. We are also now using sentiment momentum to highlight when there is a shift in the market. So prices may be continuing in one direction, but by using this divergence method, we're able to identify a shift in the market system in their support of the support of the prices. Clear and diverse. Why in the chat box if that's making sense. And then we'll take a quick sip of water and we'll move on to look at finally the pin bar continuation. Okay, so now we're going to think about the pin bar continuation set up. And again, for this, I'm using some of the other tools here. Specifically what I like to use is the RSI stochastic, the divergence positive or negative to support the direction current direction of trades. I'm also obviously using my long term volume waste average price near term volume waste average price. This is all color coded obviously. So when I get when price closes below five period volume waste average price, the candle whether or not it closed up or down on the day is going to be painted red for me. Why do I do this? Well, it just helps me easily identify trending conditions and the near term trend within the market. Because again, we're thinking about money flow. And in terms of the need to have volume waste average price telling us is that and these candles rose red over the past five days, there have been more down ticks. There have been. What can we gain from that? Well, what we can glean from that is that the money flow in the market is already taking the sell side is on the buy side. And as I suggested all along to you guys is that what we're looking to do is trade is essentially align ourselves with. This is a simple method to help align ourselves with that that price action. Once again, we can use the site tool as well to add conviction to our trade. We know that when it's read that indicates that we're in a bearish market condition. So we've got we've got four confirmations here and then finally what we've got is we've got our pin bar tool. Okay, so what we're looking for in terms of this trade sets up in terms of the pin bar continuation is we want to see that the RSI stochastic has tested the 80 level which suggests overbought conditions. We want to see a red can they bearish pin bar. Denoted here by the red dot. So where we get this red dot, if that red dot is confirmed by price to be below the near term volume waste average price that and we have the RSI stochastic coming from this 80 level and the lines diverging negatively. Additional confirmation with site also being read. What we're being told here is the money flowing the market is bearish pin bar is a much attention because if we think about pin bar reversals which is what most people are looking to play. Then this isn't going to attract much attention and so it allows us to join the market. Well the trade tree is going to be left out again. Think about the dynamics of the market. We want to try and avoid congestion and overcrowded areas and areas where every trade on the planet is looking at. So this is almost a camouflage entry into this bearish developing bearish trend. So we broke into the downside we've consolidated RSI stochastic it's got backup above 80 and then we get this little pin bar here. We enter at the close stop already highlighted for us one times risk boom and then we get that second push down into two times our risk. So you can see here this setup and a bunch of things going for a negative monthly VWAP negative near term VWAP RSI stochastic negatively diverged and the psychic in the case of suggesting bearish market conditions. Okay, so that's the first one. Let's look at another one. Here we have the Aussie again, similar scenario, broke to the downside. Consolidated monthly VWAP has just flipped bearish suggesting the high timeframe trend now is moving to the downside. RSI stochastic rolling over from above 80% negatively diverged bearish and we get a red dot bearish pin bar. All the reds enter at the close price went down. We get to one times our risk and then ultimately two times our risk reward. Okay, so look here was a euro setup that I issued last week to the guys in our pro trades chat room. So we had the euro moving to the upside. Now, terms of technical scoring, what I'm looking for when I'm taking these trades is about 70 to 80% in terms of an ideal trade. Yes, these two that we looked at here had everything going for them. These were in terms of technical scoring, all four criteria were met. Now in the euro here, because we've got that loaned volume average price, we've got a big bearish reversal pattern here. We've certainly got some divergence as per prior swings. And we get that bearish pin bar confirmed with the RSI stochastic coming from significantly overbought levels. Okay, so for me, this ticks enough of the boxes to put a trade on. Now, again, important to clarify here because this again looks like a great trade looks like a winner. The reality of this trade was because of the price action on the day the ECB announcement was on this day prices whipped around. I actually got taken out of the trade for break even. It's obviously gone on to be a great winner and we're turning lower today. But here's an example of where the analysis and the strategy proved themselves, but the actual reality of trading that candle and that type of price action on that specific day with a huge amount of time risk means that, you know, it was ultimately it was a risk, it was a break free exit, break free, sorry, break even trade. But what I take from this is it shows the strategy working. What I'm looking to do is build conviction in the efficacy of the strategy and so strategy works the intraday dynamics of putting that trade on and managing meant that it was was ultimately a risk a risk break. Okay, so again, I just just hammer home this idea that what obviously what I want to show you today in the limits amount of time we have are how the set up works and it working. Strongly, strongly, strongly reiterate, you know, this is not, you know, this is not everyone's a winner because that is just not the reality of trading. Okay, and what they what this does show, and this is the real takeaway from these examples is that if trading correctly and executed correctly, that the winners will be two times. And you have to win four out of every 10 trades for this to be a profitable strategy. Kiwi Swiss next example so price declining into two three standard deviation what do we know then well we're likely to have some sort of pause or potential correction, and we get that long term value waste average prices bearish. Okay. Now, this isn't here because you can see we actually it looks like we have a signal here. We've got that red dot bearish monthly VWAP bearish near term volume of service price. So why wouldn't we take that trade. Well, one of the major factors for passing on that trade is that one of the key components for this trade to work is the idea that the RSI stochastic has tested up into the overbought condition. And it hadn't done by that stage. By the time we had this, we were, we were here. So we were testing it, but we hadn't seen, we hadn't seen the rollover we haven't seen that negative divergence. Okay, so this, this will just suggest that this was a premature signal. But then if we waited and what we want to do, obviously, the key to success in training is patients in discipline. So we wait for the signal as per also negative divergence. RSI stochastic negatively diverged psych bearish bearish VWAP on the monthly timeframe very bearish VWAP on the daily timeframe. And then we get our pin bar signal as well. The red dot here. Okay. Deliverance two times risk for board. Let's take a look. So let's take another one here. This is a real data. This is one again. And again, this trade goes to the take profit area. And the, again, this is another, you know, this is just being absolutely transparent. So when we got this, when we got this signal. On the day that on the day we got the center. The dollar was making a really strong, strong upside move and look like, especially from the news wires that you know we were seeing some, some sort of dollar funding swings. So when I got this signal, I took the trades. We got a bullish reversal. Sorry, the RSI stochastic. Possibly diverged at this stage. I haven't got it on here because I'll show you a different example, but this was the signal anyway. We have this bullish outside. Nice role here in terms of the bottom waste average price. And I got the signal I took. And what I did in this instance, because I saw the potential for higher prices for this dollar squeeze to play out in terms of panic phase of markets, we're in. I took the take profit off the table. Okay. So I took my take profit target off. So I could have got that two times risk reward. The reason why I did that in this instance was I saw the potential for a more significant trend to emerge. And there are instances and certainly with my level of experience in the market where you can identify shifting conditions that offer the opportunity for you to maybe get five times or seven times or even 10 times risk reward trade, which significantly boosts returns over the year. Now, what we got in this instance was I was right in my thinking. So I, you know, I made the right move versus my trading plan. So my trade got to risk free and we moved higher. And then on Monday, we got this pullback. And this pullback here took me out of the trade breaking. Okay. And then lo and behold, look what's happening. We're certainly higher again. The way I thought the market would be out is occurring. But I'm not in that trade at the moment. So again, if I just, if I just wanted to impress you with all these signals that work out and how great it is, I could, you know, I could just say, I'm in business and we're here. And this is, I want to give you the actual roots of trading. There are, you know, there are many, many times it just worked. You know, the transactional two to one risk reward trade just pays out and it is profitable and proven profitable to me over the past 15 years. There are instances where you see an opportunity that can deliver multiples of risk. And I saw one and I decided to take it. But the reality is this pullback here took me out of the trade breaking. And then lo and behold, look what I'm watching now. This thing is taking off. Again, that I didn't discourage me or disheartened me losing my mind over the fact that I got taken out and it's now going off in the direction. I take heart from the fact I'm not the market. I read the conditions correctly. Unfortunately, this instance, you know, I'm not participating in the trade, but there is value in the experience for me, even if it's not necessarily immediate profit in my 10s. But this is the reality of trading. And this brings me to the final point really as a Thursday at 1230 UK time, I'm going to be hosting a live market analysis session whereby I'm going to be. Identifying setups in the market that I'm going to be looking to trade. I'm going to then review trades that I've taken. And I'm going to give you my take on current market conditions and potential market themes and dynamics and narratives that are developing and where I see the opportunities in the market. And each third, you're going to get to see me practically apply the strategies and techniques that we've covered over the past 12 weeks. And you'll get a front row seat to see how a professional trader navigates what are, you know, pretty tricky, pretty tricky market conditions at the moment. With these dislocations that we're seeing in terms of markets, the opportunity over the next 612 and 24 months is significant. If you know how if you've got a plan, if you've traded through conditions, then you will know that this uptick in volatility and this dislocation in markets precedes fantastic trading. And so what I'm going to show you over the coming weeks and months is how I look to capitalize on that. And you'll get awards and all, you know, you'll see the trades that don't work out and then you'll see the trades that work out and you'll see conditions like this where I called it right, but due to the volatility and price action I just got taken out. So I hope you'll join me Thursdays to Thursday over the coming months and I'll try and walk you guys through what I'm seeing and where I see the opportunity for trades. Other questions. So I'm actually just going to look for you to register for those sessions in the chat box. You should see the question. With the my technical, my tentacles are off the charts set up to not falling. Just you are in I don't know the timeframe you're trading what I tend to, you know, I mean, my most of my trading is done on the daily timeframe. I execute some of the signals I guess on the daily timeframe on an intraday chart, maybe an hour before our chart that we're often than not. Yeah, so I mean the daily chart there is a dislocation and the dislocation creates a requirement in for participants, you know, big, big money, not, not, you know, not guys, not retail traders, but you know, significant financial entities will need to reposition and realign capital flows with this with the dislocations that we're seeing in markets, and that's what will create new and sustainable trending environments. So this, this phase we're at the moment with this dislocation and the panic. Once that subsets, it's, we'll, we'll see then how players have to real reposition or reallocate capital, and that will start and potentially be the catalyst for for really fertile trading conditions. So, so I'll be walking you through that like I say on on Thursdays as as we go ahead now, and I put the link in the, in the chat box for you to register for those, those sessions. Any other questions. Okay, if there are any other questions, I'm going to wrap this session up here. Thanks very much for your time. I hope you've enjoyed the education. I'm in the past 12 weeks where we've given you foundations in terms of education, introduce you to how I analyze and trade the markets and the tools I use. And like I said, the coming weeks and months you'll get a front row seat to the realities of that. Thanks very much for your time guys.