 All right, everyone see my screen, okay, I'll go down the sound just wait here a moment All right today. We're gonna go over Entry strategies and get into some of our analytics And how we can incorporate that with With book map and some of our integrations. I'm John Slazas from Dharma Capital Trading Been involved in trading my whole career Started on the Mercadote exchange floor as part of the whole transition to electronic trading began crypto trading in 2013 or at least Holding and got more involved in 2016 with the launch of Ethereum And I've been supporting professional traders for over 35 years with my Fact-based analytics, so I'm gonna touch base on that a little bit Before we get into it, you know, I just want the disclosure, you know, everything that we're doing here is Educational purposes, so we're not recommending you buy sell Opportunities this is all for you for you to learn for you to help you trade better more effectively More confidence and we if you are trading you should be using risk capital and that money that you need So you can make clear decisions And that's really what we're here to help you do and So our education is aligned with that is to, you know, basically providing you with a Statistical foundation, what's that benchmark, you know, giving you some solid facts that you can go to to Align your your subjective Decision-making your whatever tools or analytics or whatever make you use to make decisions to execute a trade To have a kind of a quantitative baseline, you know And that's what our method does, you know, we incorporate this statistical outside view And by having that, you know, kind of slows down that You know that knee-jerk reaction to trading And so that, you know, we're slowing down your decision-making process to minimize biases So, you know what you have a bias with the subjective indicator or signal or someone said do something You got anchored on being positive or negative on a market from the morning news You know, this helps to kind of give you a reality check of here's what's true And if you haven't read Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, I highly recommend it It's a great book that gets into Decision-making and how our, you know, natural biases influence us in those knee-jerk moments and so basically You know having a statistical baseline is going to improve your decision-making process So today we're going to Kind of, you know, define the, you know, What is that baseline? How do you have that, you know, having a foundation? Show you some basic tools that you can use and also some of the tools that we have and you know So how it's so important to have that macro foundation and then when you're executing it Execute it using micro-dynamics You know, so most people when people are analyzing the market, you know, they're basically three approaches, you know You've got your fundamental approach technical analysis and quantitative So I just want to talk a little bit about that, you know, fundamental studies, you know Defining, you know, the cause of market movements. There's, you know, a lot of that's the talking heads on TV looking for, you know, answers You know, we do have governmental reports You know a lot of issues on the fundamental side on that are just They're delayed and you know, sometimes they change these numbers too. So what is that true data, you know, that's That's and it's also lagging and it as traders, you know, you can have a fundamental outlook But that can turn into, you know, especially if you're dealing with leverage, you know, some serious Squeezes against you, even though you're, you know, fundamentally Things are true. You're in alignment with the fundamentals just doesn't always go that way on actual price action, you know So then, you know, technical analysis is popular Because it's it it definitely easily explains what happened after the fact, you know, it's and what traders need to understand is It's such a lagging indicator And not only is it lagging it's subjective You know, so it there's there's a couple issues with it. It's it's a little seductive because it's easy to See why the market did something in hindsight, it's a lot different story when you're doing it in real time and You know, the other, you know, so How do we get, you know, go from there? Well, we want to have some more objectivity in our decision-making process And so quantitative Analytics, you know, they're focused on facts and probabilities and so what's more likely to occur and You know a lot of times when you're trading and you're dealing off a subjective technical You know signal You're hoping You know, and and you may you know, you're hoping that, you know, this one time The market is not going to perform to what's more likely to occur It's going to perform to what I want it to do, you know, so so it's all about, you know Having a baseline to go back to that's factual and so a factual baseline. So that's what we're gonna kind of get into You know, and again, you know, this is something you need to be aware of that, you know When you are doing technical studies, you know, there's very, you know, they're very subjective do you They can get really complicated. I mean, you know, how many people have you seen there even your own charts? You've got you know, just All these different studies that are overlaid on top of one another and just you know It gets to the point where it's just overwhelming. You can't do anything and it doesn't make any sense You got these trend lines this indicator study This profile thing and all of a sudden it just it's just a big mess of subjectivity And a lot and and some of the studies that are out there. They're just it's all conjecture that they don't work They might look good, but they just don't work. There's no There's no value in them But someone's selling a course on them because it's something different than no one heard about and you know and the and it looks pretty but It's meaningless You know, there are some good thing, you know, absolutely, you know price action is something to take note of those are factual things And you know, the Dow theory is is good, you know, if you're basically just talking about trends, you know If you have you know markets that you're trending or making, you know higher move highs higher move lows or or there Or if they're trending negatively, they're making lower highs lower lows I mean, that's just a fact and when that facts not true then then then There's a you know, you know the markets in a digestive state. So it's those are night. Those are things to lean on You know the issue with those, you know when it comes to interdate trading they're a little bit thrown out the door and because they There's no real meaning for the big fund managers of Interdate price action. It's just all noise They really don't care the lowest time frame any people any money really looks at is going to be daily But you know, so if we're what I'm getting into here is you know, kind of just concepts of state, you know Is the market trading with you know, is it a momentum state where you're trending or is it a sideways state where there's no trend? and so that's That's what we're going to look at now Getting more into that as I said, you know the issue with technical analysis is subjective, you know But how do we define some structure? You know objectively, you know, I don't really like to use the term support and resistance But that's a term familiar. I look to think in terms of structure either either price structure or market structure or time frame structure And we do that by having a fact focus and so as I mentioned, you know, we you know, when you're talking about, you know really defining some truths You know the interdates, you know was what you call interdates support resistance is a bit meaningless Because fund managers really just care end of the day really care about the clothes because it's all mark to market But you know the time frame structures are important like daily of the daily bar You know, this is just kind of classic and this is something that you should know You should always know that you know that what the previous days, you know structure is this is time frame structure You know, what's the open high low close and I you know and and I'd add to that the midpoint You know and so you've got You know more so you know with now a 24-hour markets, you know the you know the opening and especially if you're talking about crypto Being decentralized. There's you know, is there really an opening or is there really a close? You know, it it's that's some what subjective in of itself But the world's pretty much settled on the you know global standard time that that's the time frame for crypto And so most most, you know, if you look at the daily bar chart on crypto You're going to see that it matches up with the UTC time And so and so that's what we have to follow if you're talking, you know centralized markets You're trading on the Merc and their products are you know different and Absolutely if you're trading futures, you know, that's pretty defined because they're all Primarily off of centralized exchanges and so you have this and then you have the old-school regular trading session open Which is also good facts, you know, I You know and I from trading in the S&P, you know, I'm definitely looking at what the the complete Range of the day, but I'm also interested in yeah, what is the regular trading session? Range versus the you know overnight session because you know when the banks come in they're coming in during the regular trading session primarily So it's you know establishing these fact foundations and so, you know Absolutely on a daily time frame, you know The previous day is high and the previous days low are going to act like natural support and resistance And you can take the midpoint of that range and use it as a momentum Well, simple as that, you know, but you know and how to you know, what are ways to trade this effectively? Well, we need to standardize it, you know, you need to you know, standardize your your your method and You know, we want to get you know, we're getting insight to You know, just these are just basic simple facts that are powerful that are discounted by so many people and in favor of other things that don't work because they're Very there There's a good story behind it or they Or they you know, they did they just don't they they don't know people just don't know It comes down to it Is it the what moves the month the market is money and the major fund managers are what moves the market and they don't care And so if they don't care, it doesn't matter So I mean you can get a lot of insight just from a daily bar is you know, just a lower close It had a range close lower. That's a you know, more of a sell bias You know, we're just we're looking to define some context to give us some insight to you know What's happening in the current trade period? You know setting that that kind of that macro foundation. That's we're gonna where we started And so if we you know, if we're looking at opportunities off this structure, you know There's different strategy themes that we can do we can you know, we could fade momentum into these boundaries You know, we can Trade with momentum, you know, which would be a you know breakout strategies, you know And you know breaking out above the previous day below and we could also use the midpoint as a momentum level to trade You know breakout strategies and and also reversal and you could use that, you know We can actually execute any of these fade breakout or reversals off of any of these price points You know, it'd be at the high the low the close or the midpoint You know different ones are gonna act differently and we need that's those are the things that we need to standardize So, you know, just a classic standard Opportunity is to fade momentum against the previous days high again, this is just you know kind of basic context and What would validate that opportunity, you know transition through the midpoint What would be the target where we'd be going for the previous days law? Simple as that You know identifying a variance around these price points, you know a lot of times you have the market take out the high by a tick or two and so having a metric that identifies that that variance at These price points because you're not going to be if you're fading momentum and you have a negative bias Your expectation is the market is going to trend lower. So trending lower means it's going to make a lower high So for fading to move into into that price point, we're not going to fade at the figure Because our expectations the market is going to top out in front of that figure and That would be true if if the market is going to prove it start to produce lower move highs Because we're expecting a lower trend. So that's what that's what our expect expectations should be And if the market doesn't and it starts to trade above here But it's telling us that it's not making lower move highs and there's a problem with that fade And there's a problem with that bias so how can we you know identify these variances and We can start to look at the In real time we can start to look at order flow events. So You know what's happening in the order book are we you know, where's the resting paper starting to build up? Is it building up in front of that figure? Is it building up? You know beyond that figure, you know, so as we as we're looking, you know using that Previous day structure as our is our foundation You know, what's happening in the microstructure? How is that in alignment? And we can look for you know We can look for resting paper We can we can and see is is there any confluence there with that structure. So again when we're when we're executing a cell fade The expectation is that it that the market is going to fade the momentum should stop in front of that figure And so this is anything that you identify as your resistance and we're looking to sell That should be the expectation and Then you should expect it to trade and and perform perfectly to that And if it doesn't perform perfectly to that that's a note that there could be a problem It's and and it's not the time to start hoping That it's going to turn in your favor It's it's a time to recognize that the market's not performing perfectly to fade a fade strategy and That tells you something that there could be a problem. I need to do something different I need to adjust my tactics. This isn't performing perfectly. There's a problem If it is performing perfectly then there's time it's time to not think that's what the kiss method was invented for Keep it simple Don't think Don't think that you need to get out. Don't think you know is the markets performed expectation. Let the market Play out and let it pay you out and we'll go to some live markets in a little bit here just to identify some of these specific examples of Opportunities, but you know when you have a market that you know, you're fading into momentum and you're and you have that support in the order book You know, that's what you're looking for and especially when you have support in the order book Resting paper and then you've got some imbalance in front of it too, you know And that just in balance meaning that there's not a lot of liquidity In the in the middle and so you have this the potential that you could could have a you know One of these kind of quick reactions through areas that don't have any liquidity and again using these this simple you know fact foundation of You know the previous time period and it doesn't have and I'm using in this example We're talking about a daily time frame, but you can substitute that for a weekly as well And and actually you absolutely should know what that weekly High low close and midpoint is because you that that kind of confluence will come into play with the daily And it gives you insight to where this thing can go and they're just bigger time frames Same thing with the monthly, you know, these are just factual things. In fact, you know, the monthly time frame is very critical Because that's what most of the fund managers use as a benchmark. They're you working off You know that their performance and they're marked You know off of their monthly performance and so that monthly structure is key. That's there a lot of these traders or managers are benchmarked and so these these time frame structures are really key It's you know, and that's why you need to know Yeah, you need to know what the monthly close is because if you're benchmarked against, you know Bitcoin or bent benchmarked against the S&P And the S&P close closes up x percent for the month, you know, if you didn't beat that then What, you know, you're not getting paid, you know end of the day, you know investors aren't going to come to you because it's just invest in it in a Passive investment, you know, you're just gonna own on the Bitcoin or you're gonna just gonna own the on the asset and or an ETF And that's it, you know, so how do you generate alpha? You know, and that's what and that's their benchmark of and that's what their Their performance is ranked on and if you and so that's why these time frames become really important to the fund managers and and so like and then When you come down to the day And why the interday doesn't work that well I think we need in terms of structure is because the fund managers really don't care They only care about the you know, the bigger structure and they do care about the close Because that's going to affect, you know, their margin rates So, you know Move where as we started this presentation We're talking about moving away from subjective things and into more factual things that you can use as a benchmark And these are the factual things and so how those and then when you see the alignment within the microstructure You know when if you're fading momentum into the previous session high point and again This is just one fact foundation and just more of an example to get you thinking a little differently What that you know, what's the natural targets the midpoint of that range, you know, and so then you have an expectation Okay, my you know, and that's something that you can use to Define your risk parameters and Then we can use the order book to see if we have that alignment as well And so, you know now, you know, we we have this now we're going to talk go into a little bit on context and You know, we we've are able to have a factual foundation of just identifying that, you know, the previous time frame period High low close midpoint Either daily weekly monthly quarterly yearly But you know what and so now how can we get more granularity to that and get more context of you know, is should we be What's the what's more valuable is it selling the high of yesterday or buying the low of yesterday? Which ones but which ones the better out? Well, you know, we can guess And we can have some subjective thing that tells us something or we can look You know, we can really start to get into, you know, what that context is it which what's more likely to occur And which is more valuable, you know, you know buying a break or selling a rally And what are the risks associated with it? And so this is all about market-state So we want to understand the state context and you know, especially if we're you know, we're just using that one time frame period You know, what's the previous sessions? You know, high low close You know, we need you know, we take that into into context. And so, you know, some of this, you know, this is Things you can do on your own absolutely, you know, what's the context here? You know, we've got a market that you know, here's our bar and You know, this market, you know, actually this market is in a situation where it's you've got higher lows And you got higher highs. This is you know, this the overall price structure is positive So what's more interesting? Is it more interesting to buy this, you know On a daily basis just telling us we've got a negative close, but in the bigger picture. It's actually Into a positive situation versus this one where You know, we have negative structure and so, you know Understanding what that context is and then, you know, we can add things like the VWAP, you know, that's or you know Or them or a moving average, which is, you know on a daily basis, you know that these are good factual things There's not you know, there's not a lot of subjectivity if you're you know, any subjectivity comes into moving averages. What's the what's the Period You know, and I'd like to align those periods with what You know, what my time frame is on the trading and you know, and if you're lining it with the month, you know, so 20 21 days is it, you know trading days for regular 30 days. Those are good time frames 10 days and 7 days, those are good time frames, but they're averages, right? So the VWAP is real time and And you know that that really in a lot of that it just comes down to you know The same that's the midpoint really of the whatever that time frame is so it's again It's just identifying that context, you know, so if we're in a situation where we're below That the VWAP or that average and you know, that's given us insight that it's more, you know The better opportunity especially with negative structure is to self aid Versus situation where we might be Transitioning is To buy faith. So you know understanding that context, you know And so they then it kind of comes down to you know, how do you define that market state? The way we do is we do it with quantitative analytics And so we have you know, and that's what we that's what we provide, you know So absolutely you can have a basic or you can you know work with an expert To provide you with good information You can go out and grow your own tomatoes and garlic and put together your own sauce or you can go with the chef That's been doing it for a while basically and so we've been doing it for a while We've got some good we've got some good stuff and so that's what we're sharing with you today You know, but you know, what is what is market state? You know, it's it's really the baseline, you know, it's it's defining the condition, you know It's it's really that foundation You know, so is it is it, you know, if you're going to play a sport, you know Is it rain is it gonna be rainy out or sunny out? Is it gonna, you know, is it gonna be humid? Are we playing on? You know natural grass are we playing on turf? You know, what kind of cleats do we need to use? You know what, you know, you know it all these things factor into our tactics of how we're gonna play We've got our skill sets. We've got our tactics that we're gonna use but we're gonna need to tweak them a little bit You know, we're gonna, you know, we're gonna lean on certain plays or strategies when it's, you know, wet out and we can't When we might we might not get a good enough traction or it's windy We're not gonna be able to You know pass the ball as well or whatever it is. We need to you know, we've got our, you know, our playbook and We're gonna use different plays for different conditions And so that's you know, this is this is you know, you know kind of going with back to the beginning of you know comparative You know analytics and if you're using technical analysis versus quantitative, you know with technical analysis, it's subjective You know, is it, you know, what's true? It's your it comes down to it becomes an opinion You know, and you're you're starting to do your You know all your all your analytical work But it's all it turns into subjective and it becomes you get anchored on that bias and as a trader You don't want to be anchored on anything you want to be in the moment And so having the right foundation to be in the moment is is what it's all about You know, so if you're in on a subjective basis if you're getting a breakout based on different, you know Trend lines or whatever studies that you use, you know, how does that? You know, what does that really mean in in the bigger context of things and having having a statistical Alignment, it's going to give you more clarity to that And so that's what that's what we offer with our analytics is we offer that statistical baseline that that fact foundation What's that underlying context? And so I mean in absolutely using a the time frame Structure is absolutely a tool that I incorporate along with this quantity this quantitative work and we enhance that by defining the market state and Then we also Define those structure points that to make that state true. So instead of you know, looking at just the price structure we're looking at market structure of defining that okay, well bitcoins in a bull trend and and structurally That bull trend is in force above this price point here, which is in Bitcoin twenty eight thousand eight hundred twenty one and On the high point 29,000 798 is really the trigger point for when that trend is going to resume So at the moment This market has a negative sentiment bias below this price point. It's basically what we're Identifying here and then because we're in that state and structure These are some of the strategy themes that we're looking to do. We're looking to fade momentum At the lower trough of a bull trend, which is Obvious and we're looking to trade a breakout above the trigger point that starts a new trend, which is another obvious thing Again, it's just a fact foundation And then if this market's going to transition and it gives us a false breakout Well, there might be a sell opportunity after the market can't get up here and we get into this corrective mode so we can sell a reversal at this price point and then if it trades to our midpoint and we can execute this sell breakout so What I've done here and let me adjust this chart a little bit This is something that I recommend you do It's more important, you know, if you're thinking in terms of fund manager And they're clued into what the daily clothes was They don't care about this mess here. They really don't it just it becomes simpler because you're just dealing with, you know, the specific levels or strike point strike levels and You know things become a lot clearer, you know, so let me just even remove our analytics for the moment So again, we we've identified The context of the state as positive underlying positive trend, but we've also identified that below the sentiment bias We are Vulnerable to a corrective trade. So underlying context here is positive, but potentially corrective and Here's the start of the trading session And we have been, you know, basically what's a correction corrections either going to go, you know, down or it's going to go sideways So we've been correcting sideways And so at the start of the session, you know, just getting a sense of This simple tool of identifying the time time frame structure You know, the market, you know opens up at the close, which is crypto and You know, maybe we go through the midpoint which is negative and we're trying to make a play for the Previous days low and we bottom out and we can't and then here we go through here's our momentum area So this is your transitional breakout opportunity and what what where would that target? Well, that would target the previous day's high point and it exhausts there And what where does that rejection go back to it goes back to the close in the midpoint Super basic here, but this this really works and you can do the same thing with your weekly now we can come here and You can use the custom notes and So we could you know, we can come in here and This is what 20 293 70 So basically it's coming in at the bottom of this so we already have some alignment here I'll just put it right right below it. So it's just previous days. Hi. I like to use a cyan color aqua here, I mean and And this just gives me some some insight so even with just today's action this little action here And I You know, I like to Look for these situations all the time when you have you know You know, this is going to be a significant price point that the world's looking at, you know this is yesterday's high and You're getting these Look, you know volume dots popping in buying into what you would call resistance This is also turns out to be the What we call our Critical range positive. So it's a you know, you've got some alignment and And what our structure does it defines this to market state This is an interior number. So it's it's it's more rotational. I'm gonna put the critical range up here This is the big Big structure and this is just kind of minor But what's interesting about you know when you combine the work and you combine these facts the quantitative market structure with the actual structure It gives you in you know today was a good insight where yeah This is everyone in the world knows this number But it's actually above that there's actually a structure point. So it's at this point here You know everyone in the world is getting excited that we're making a new move high But we haven't valid we need we're coming into a structure issue that the market needs to validate for so it's It's not so exciting. So people that are getting all you know And these people that came in here and they started to bid this thing up You know, they're they're rallying right into Markets rallying right into structure. And so I like to look for that when you're getting you know excitement into structure point it You know, it's typically those those people will get trapped and then you can sometimes get a good reaction today You know, everyone's just waiting for the Fed. So there's not much going on but but that that's how That's how you can use this stuff So going back to this image Again, this is the you know that kind of the bigger foundation We've got this bigger foundation and we're trading here in the middle So there's really not a lot to do and even if we look at our strategies You know when the market's trading below the directional that's corrective. So there is something going on there but what happened is the market Opened up and produced that negative signal, but then it discounted it here Because if it was going to break out to the downside it should stay below this metric and so that what And I invite everyone to Come on and play around with the playbook sign up for a trial with it But basically every day you're coming in just to identify you know Observing price action within market structure and within and within the time frame structure you know to get clarity of what's what the current condition is and With you know this really simplifies things because these are here's your fact foundation fact is the markets in a bull trend fact is Structures above the market fact is is if we're below the directional we're in what's called a hedge thing Meaning that the market's vulnerable to a trend negative transition either out of the bull trend state into a neutral situation Or into a negative situation So so this is what we call a hedge theme strategy, which is a cell di or breakout this executed off the get-go at you know 8 p.m. Central Standard Time and It didn't fall through So so when a so when the market sets up for a hedge theme and it doesn't work We can kind of cross this off and say this is not happening today We're not going we're not transitioning in a hedge thing So it's either going to be an optimal theme day Or we're going to have what we call a non-event So optimal theme meaning that with the what are the characteristics of a positive state we trend higher So the market so now the market is more likely to You know perform to the expectations of a bull trend We're still concerned because it's against sentiment which is above the market But we could maybe we're going to make a play for sentiment. We do have an economic event coming out But if it is what I'm saying if we break structure here, this is no longer true We can focus on this or go in sideways and so this told us that We're not transitioning lower We know we have our this is kind of a magnet because it's where sentiment is and now we have market Tested that previous day is high we stabilized off, you know around the midpoint in the close And so basically as long as we're above this metric We're going to perform where expectation is we're eventually going to perform to the expectation of the state And we're going to start to move higher because we know that backdrop of this whole foundation is bull trend It's positive We know the market tried to press it to the downside And what else do we know even without any of this stuff? We know that the market it held up is holding above You know, what's the context context is we have higher lows off the previous days low at this moment Obviously anytime this thing could go either direction at any moment. That is what it is What's more likely to occur? Well the market held this previous days low point. We have a higher high What else did it do? Well, it made a higher. I mean higher low. What else did it do? It made a higher high This is what the facts are What else is it? It's above the midpoint. That's positive. What else is it doing? It's above the previous days close Now we take into the quantitative work. What kind of market statement? We're wearing a bull trend. Well, where's this where sentiment? Well, it's it's above the market. Well, okay, so how are we performing around the direction of the midpoint? Well, we're above it. We couldn't hold below it So the fact that we did this we're more likely not going to transition lower. Okay So if we if we're not going to transition lower, where can we go? Well, we could we can make a play for the upside pivot or or sentiment Okay, well, what's going to validate that? Well, it's going to validate that is is these critical range midpoints So if this is true and we are going to rotate higher We need to validate it above this number above 29 406 and that's going to make it true And and if we if we fail here and we break back below here It's going to be a sign of non-event. It's going to be a signal that this markets going nowhere So if we trade back under here with what that tells us is we already broke structure that we weren't going to negatively transition And if and if we can't maintain this positive momentum and perform like a bull trend start performing like a bull trend And we trade back down here. This is going to tell us that we're more likely going sideways and there's nothing to do So, you know Selval, you know, basically we're having one those linear events that markets going to wait till the next trade period to make a decision So here, there's not there's not a lot of activity going on But we do see a little liquidity building up here and that's what we're looking for, you know The market is trading, you know above this metric boundary, which is defined here And so if the market starts to build momentum, we're going to start to see this liquid You know, this liquidity continue to move up. We don't have anything Resting paper sitting up here Until we get back up to these levels so this is 29500 so this is just this is basically coming in right here in the middle and So the expectation on something like this is this is a just a round number This is a round number order that's sitting here this liquidity here and what we know is that doesn't really mean anything. I Guess we could take a look at Let's take a look at something just for fun So we're dealing with the daily structure. So I'm going to flip into I'm going to flip out of the daily And I'm going to look at a higher time frame I'm gonna look at the weekly Again, it's all about just getting that context So then when you get into the moment, you've got better clarity and what I'm here doing now is I'm just taking a look at the Previous week structure Again, this is something that you can do on your own So now we've got the weekly Previous week structure put in there. Let's go back to the smaller time frame And so we have this liquidity here at 29 500 and that's basically here. So this is just above the previous week's low So are more likely This if this if this liquidity may stays here Is we start to rally more likely that's going to be kind of a good acceleration point that we take that out to get It's kind of a surge into this area more likely just based on Where it's it kind of in the middle and it looks like a round number But what's interesting here If we do have an event off off the FOMC Is that the previous week's close is coming in with today's? sentiment bias So that so you've got this interesting confluence here and that's that's what the structure gives you as well You know just same thing from the From here where it's defining the top of the bull trend That's where that kind of the acceleration point to the upside. It's going to act as a natural resistance point And that's what that's identifying and that's up here and that it that comes into alignment with the weekly close So we'll see how see how that plays out But using the order book within structure so you know bottom line is a lot of people I have a tactic skill set of reading momentum in the order book reading order flow You know what you what you're missing is the backdrop base foundation So that's what this is all about giving yourself this fact foundation So that when you're in the moment and you're and you're you're riding the wave that you've got You've got better clarity and it and intuitive. It's going to improve your intuitive function You're gonna you'll be able to make decisions better and clear and and more effective so if you're interested in Taking a look at some of our tools and how we can help you Please visit Dharma capital dot trade. You can email me directly At J s at Dharma capital that trade and also, you know, I do post some stuff on Twitter So if you want to follow me on Twitter, you can do that as well You know, we have any integration with book map So the our structure is coming in, you know, right in the cloud notes column So you can you can have access to that and there's it, you know There's a workflow where you're downloading our data and it and that sets up this integration And you can also use the cloud notes to you know plot these levels as well Right on your chart and I recommend doing that Just remember that you know just to take it to account. There is a variance around these things So you want to you know Take that into account as you're using your risk management around it You know in the markets will absolutely go to those stress points and make it difficult But if they're good, they're gonna hold and then when you find confluence and when you have a tool like ours And you have that that additional confluence it really simplifies the process, you know, this you this is your you know Your foundation macro foundation. This is your micro foundation, you know, basically the The image we started with This is what it's all about so thank you for your time today and If you're online, you know, good luck this afternoon, you know, this we may have some some interesting volatility and you know, take a look at the plot these you know the time frame structure on your charts and In just observe it or observe price action around it and you'll appreciate You know what you have and and the bottom line is these are these This is a use it as a benchmark You want you need that fact that's your that's your fact foundation to go back to and if you're you know If you're long the market and it's below the the previous period midpoint, you know There's an issue with that and you need it and just being aware of that you can adjust your tactics You can just adjust your risk management and if you're and if you're in alignment with structure Hey, great and you know with the context and what's more likely to occur Don't think about it. Did you let it play out? Let it play out until it's not true I will enjoy your day everyone. Cheers