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I haven't seen any messages come through yet. So I'm slightly worried that you guys can hear me or something. Can everyone hear me clearly? Yeah, the microphone. Yeah. Can everyone hear me clearly? I see a lot of people raising their hands, but are you able to see the part where it's, or chat is, what chat is disabled? I can see the Q and A. All right. No one was sending anything in the chat. How do I enable chat? Right. Oh yeah. I can hear you guys. You can see your messages. I mean, the only difference is that you won't be able to see each other's messages, but I can see your messages, which is the most important. Right. I just kind of wish that the chat was working today, I guess, and being forgot to enable the chat. Just let me see. Nope. I don't see any option here to enable the chat anywhere. But it's cool. It's cool. Oh, anyone can chat with everyone. Oh, can you guys see if the chat works now? Oh, hey, yeah, it's working. We got it working. Amazing. Amazing. I learned something new every day. Thank you guys. Thank you. Right. Yeah, it's much better. Everyone's typing in here. I can see everyone's messages. Right. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, Rahul. Right. Yeah. Hello to everyone, man. All right. Yes, some of you guys were asking about the trade manager EA that I was supposed to send to you guys after sending in the review. I will get to it. Right. Reason for my absence is because I was down with COVID actually just last week on Tuesday. So today is the seventh day. Right. My throat, my whole nose is not really completely cured yet. So what I'm going to do, I got to do a short introduction. I'll be passing the time on to my good friend. His name is Jindal. Right. And he'll be taking you through today's webinar more because he will, you'll see more of him in future sessions, especially in the live trading sessions. Right. But for today, it's a little bit hard for me to do the webinar because I can't hear myself and every few sentences, I feel like my throat might start coughing any second. Oh, that's what I was asking about Tiger Brokers. They're not really rivals to TickMeal. Tiger Brokers are more, they're more focused on stocks. They're more focused on stocks. They're more focused on shares. So TickMeal is more focused on CFDs. So they're not really competitors in any sense. Hey, Numu Zee from South Africa. All right. Anyway, guys, let me begin today's webinar. All right. I do want to share, let you guys know that we have another screen that's open here by the side just monitoring your questions coming through and monitoring your chat. So if you have the chance, just send your messages through. Okay. You know, Jin will be looking at them and answering them as soon as he can. All right. First and most important thing to cover for today is that disclaimer. Remember, everything in this webinar is educational nature. So nothing should be construed as investment or trading advice. Do your own due diligence before you guys trade. Okay. Now, for today's topic, right? Introducing your host for today first for those of you who are here for the first time. My name is Desmond Leong. I usually run the webinars every week for TickMill. I also provide all the analysis that you see on their on their blog. And soon, right within the next two weeks at least, we'll be launching the VIP room for TickMill clients. Exciting thing to look forward to. Okay. So stay tuned to our next two webinars. We should be able to launch it pretty soon. I heard the marketing team, they're almost done with the landing page. So once that is done, it'd be really great and exciting time where we're going to launch it to everyone. A few important things that I'll share with you today, right? Top price section set up is going to be covered by Jin in a bit, right? Over here at Everest Fortune Group, right? We have a special partnership with TickMill where we're bringing you guys to good stuff, the juicy stuff, the stuff that I think you're trading to the next level. So it's not the usual stuff that you find on Babypips or Forex Factory, right? It's a little bit more advanced stuff, right? So this is for those of you guys who want to know this is me, right? Desmond Leong. Your speaker later will be Jin Dao. I'll be introducing you in a minute, right? Take your chance, right? Take it as a guest appearance for him, but take your chance to ask him as many questions as you can, right? Because he's an amazing trader. He's managed more than 20 mill before, right? He has leave and brief trading and the way he uses price action is very different from what normal, you know, other traders rather the public uses it, right? He has a good combination of fundamentals with technicals, but from a guy who has done it, you know, traded very successfully for multiple years, right? I want you guys to take the chance, right? To really ask him questions to gain to his thought process on how he uses price action. And later towards the end of the webinar, if there's a little bit of time, right, he'll be doing a live market analysis session. He'll be taking some requests showing you some of the nice setups and breaking it down to you the thought process on how he arrives at these setups, okay? Now, before I let you guys go, I just need to point you to a few important pages, right? One is tickmail.com, right? You need to hit to client tools and webinars. This is a place where you can sign up for our upcoming webinars, right? So, if you scroll down here, I think we have a live trading session, right? Live trading session coming in, no, not this one, somewhere. Oh yeah, it's over here, 25th July next week. Yeah, go sign up for this webinar. I'm going to send it in the link for you guys, right? Go, go sign up for this webinar, okay? This will be a live trading session, right? Pretty fun. Actually, it's a trading, it's a strategy clinic, right? So, this is a pretty fun session where you can share with me your trading strategies and I'll be able to answer them, right? So, it's a fun time where, you know, I get to diagnose your trading strategy for you. So, go sign up for it if you haven't. And the last link that I want to send to you guys is of course, or those of you who might miss, have missed the previous webinars, sorry. This is the link that you want to go to. I'm going to copy it and go paste it in here for you, okay? All the previous webinars we did. So, sometimes talking about support resistance or trade management or, you know, you might not, you might have missed out some part. Tuning into this past webinar is a great place to catch up all the past sessions that we've covered, okay? Now, guys, without further ado, let me introduce you to Jin, right? He'll be taking over today's session while I recover from the side effects of COVID, right? Granted, just to clear things up, I'm recovered. This is day seven, but it's more of the toll that has taken on me that has just taken me a little bit longer to recover from the other, all the nasal effects that has given me, all right? Over to you, Jin. Hello. How's everyone doing? Can you, if you can hear me nice and loud, give me a big thumbs up or say hi in the chat. Good stuff. Hey, Gary. Hey, Taifu. Hey, Jeffrey. Hey, everyone. Good stuff. All right. So, as Desmond was saying, you know, he is down, he's recovering from COVID. Actually, I'm still coughing as well. I haven't had COVID, but I'm still coughing. So, bear with me if I do start coughing halfway through the session. Right. So, as I get into the top price action setups today, you know, if you have any questions, please feel free to put them into the chat. I'll be happy to help you with any questions you have, whether it's in price action or if any other things that, you know, as we get into the charts later, if you want to have a look at any particular pairs, please let me know and I'll try to see how I can help you with that. So, what to expect today? As we said, you know, I'll be getting through the introduction of price action, how to use price action, what it actually means, in which situations do you look at price actions, price action candlesticks, and then the autonomy of a candlestick, what it means, the characteristics, actually tells you a lot more than you anticipate when you look at a candlestick or the type of different candlesticks, then the top three single candlestick patterns, top two double candlestick patterns, and top three triple candlestick setups. Right. So, just before we get started further, what do you think is going to be a stronger candlestick setup, the single, the double, or the triple, which is going to be something that's going to give you a better signal in terms of a trade, a single, triple, good stuff. So, a lot of you have said triple. It is a triple because it does take a little bit more time to set up. Right. It depends actually on every timeframe. It does take a little bit more time to set up. It depends on how you trade as well. So, my belief is that there's no one single method that will fit everyone. Right. Everyone has a different risk profile. Everyone has a different style of trading. Everyone has a different capital and different attention spend. So, it all depends on what kind of style you adopt when you're trading. So, predominantly, it will always be the triple candlestick patterns. But if you're looking at the smaller timeframe, you know, scalping trades, you could be looking at a single because it could be sending you get into quickly and get out quickly. But I would always suggest if you are new, relatively new, or, you know, intermediate in terms of experience with your trades, then I would say stick to the larger timeframes on H1, H4, or the daily timeframe there. So, looking into price action, what to consider when you look at price action. One thing is that, you know, everyone looks, tries to look at price action to tell them different things. How I look at it many ways or one of the main ways is to consider it only or mostly for a reversal or a continuation. Right. So, in a reversal, what it means is that if you have say a support level there and you have price coming down, what I'll be looking for is a price action happening in that space. Right. As price comes towards the support level, is there going to be a price action to tell me that it's likely to continue down or is it going to show me a reversal for the move upwards? And we always want to try and find that starting point, that starting point of whether we're looking to sell down from a resistance level now, or whether we're going to look to buy up from a support level, because that gives you that early entry, that point of a bit of an early entry so that you can kind of maximize on your trade. If it does bounce off, you can have a good support level, a good stop loss level, a good take profit level towards top. Or if it breaks lower, then you can look for that continuation towards the downside, a bounce towards the downside. Right. So, those are the ways I look at price action really for it, whether it's going to bounce off or whether it's going to break down from that support level or a resistance level. So, when you look at price action, you don't look at so much the news, you don't think about, you know, you're looking at the charts predominantly, and that's what most traders get started with. Right. Everyone who starts off trading very rarely looks at a fundamental news to start off with. Everyone downloads MT4, looks at the charts straight away and tries to identify different patterns or price action, or they look at a candlesticks to try and tell them what's likely to happen moving forward. So, candlesticks actually gives you a very good indication of how price is moving. It gives you a sense of where the market is pushing, the sentiment of the market in general. Right. Why it tells you that is because let's say for example here on the bullish candle. Pardon me. The bullish candle here starts off with an open price at a low point. Right. It starts off at an open price at that point here. And this could be on the H1, H4, 1 minute, 5 minute, 15 minute, any time frame. It works the same. It starts off there. And imagine this within, let's say within the hour, as it starts off, we have price pushing up. It pushes up all the way towards this point there, which is the high price, the highest point. It comes back down within the hour. It comes all the way back down. So these are the bears, people who are selling it, pushing price all the way back down towards the lowest point. And then after that pushing it back all the way and at the end of the hour, closing off at the close price. That's how you get a bullish candle. And what that really shows you is that within that hour, we've had buyers pushing price higher. We've had sellers pushing price lower. But eventually at the end of the whole session, within that, at the end of that time frame, the buyers won. And we saw price close higher towards the upside. That gives us a sentiment that, hey, price is pushing higher. In the other scenarios, for example, a bullish candle, you could see, let's say, it started at this point here. And you could see a bullish candle like that. Right. You can see price started off pushing higher downside and then pushing back up. That's a strong push towards the upside. Or you can even see a bullish candle where there's no downside move at all. You can see just that big push towards the upside. So it started there and all we saw was within the hour price push higher. That would mean that this candle would mean that it's a strong push towards the upside. On the other hand, if we looked at the bearish candle here, price started there, pushed down. You can see push lower. All the way down could push back up, but eventually close at a low point. Again, that flips the other way around. It shows us that sellers were in control doing that timeframe, the H1 or H4 or daily timeframe price tested higher, tested lower, but eventually closed, or tested lower, tested higher and eventually closed below the open price. So that shows us that overall, there were more people selling towards the downside rather than people buying towards upside. Usually what this means is that we can see, especially if this body is quite strong towards the downside, we could anticipate that the next move is more likely lower than higher. Any questions so far? So as we look into the different candle stakes and we look into the way the candle sticks tells us a little bit about how price is likely to move or the different characteristics of the market, how we use price action. Again, remember I was telling you that we use it mostly for reversals at that support level. Is it going to continue down or is it going to bounce back up? In this case here, we've got an ascending channel towards the upside. We've got price hitting a support level here, bouncing off again and then bouncing off again. Okay, I'll change that. Hang on, give me a second. Does that help? Is that better, Leader Gary? Good stuff. All right. So as we have it, we've got this bouncing off at this point, bouncing off again and bouncing off again. And then now you would have, let's say in this a typical trading scenario, you would have this trade, this price coming down quite strongly, you can see that it's coming down quite strongly and as it comes close or approaches that support level, most of the time what traders will be thinking is, is this momentum going to push and is it going to break that support level? Or is it going to hit, well, actually most traders or retail traders will be thinking this momentum is so strong, it's going to come down, it's going to hit that support and it's going to break. What we're going to do is to introduce this price action so that you would at this point consider whether it's going to hit that support using price action, whether it's going to tell you it's going to bounce off or whether it's going to break through. So what we have here is as it comes down, big strong momentum towards that support level, it hits there and you can see that Morningstar formation. What does Morningstar formation tell you? I'll show you in a couple of slides later but it tells you a potential for a reversal, right? It tells you potential for a reversal. You would be looking at that point thinking, hey, can I look to buy as it bounces off? And you'd be looking to buy already because you've already seen it bounce off that support level once, twice, three times, four times, five times already. This is looking like a repeat towards the upside again. So there's one signal there or one price action there telling you a potential reversal towards upside and then you can see that that pushes up several things here telling you why that reversal was so strong or why that push towards upside was so strong. One is that trend, right? So I look at price action always together with trend and also support resistance lines levels. So that trend was towards upside. We saw that reversal of a support level, a support channel. Secondly, we saw this confluence level where it supported there, supported there and it broke towards upside. So we have a reversal pattern here, a Morningstar reversal pattern. We have price breaking above a resistance level and also we have another chart, another candlestick pattern here, the three white soldiers. Can you see the three white soldiers there? Are you familiar with three white soldiers? We can put it in the chat. Let me know. Just so that I know, are you guys trade with price action? All right. So a couple of you are saying yes, a couple of said no. Right. So there's the three white soldiers there pushing price towards upside. So what I like, what I like about price action is it gives you the additional confidence, right? So I got a question here about confluence. Confluence is when you have a few factors put together to actually tell you that story, right? I'll tell you more about three white soldiers later on into the few slides. But first confluence is when you have that few factors telling you a similar story where we have trend pushing higher. We have price breaking a resistance level. We have price action showing a reversal. We have price action here pushing towards upside. Everything is pointing towards upside. Imagine if you're buying at that point, now you have bought at that point and it pushes up. And then you see price breaking a resistance. You feel more confident because it's breaking a resistance level. You say, hey, this is likely to continue that this could continue towards upside. And then you see a three candle pattern forming, giving you again more confidence as it breaks higher. You know, you got three factors there giving you that confidence to push or for price to push higher. Trading is all about confidence. As you build that confidence, you know, you hold on to that trade. This is how you, one of the ways that you would minimize the scenario where you close out that trade early, you see that confluence, you build that confidence, you hold on to that trade towards that take profit level of the next resistance level. So I'll use price action predominantly for reversal patterns there as it bounces off a support level or it breaks above a resistance level there. So using it as a breakout, you can see here again, this is a resistance level forming here, a resistance level again forming here and then a resistance level forming here. So we're looking for a breakout towards upside. You can see this is for one of you who's asking, sorry, I can't figure out how to pronounce your name, but what's a three white soldier? A three white soldier basically in brief, I'll tell you now and we'll get into a bit more detail later is where you see three upward candles. In this case, three green candles, one second one up, third one, so three in the series towards the upside. That's what we call a three white soldier pushing towards upside, breaking above that resistance level. So what happens when you see that three white soldiers breaking above that resistance level, not always to buy straight away, but you want to check, make sure that trend is towards upside, make sure it's breaking a resistance level, make sure you see the completion of that chart pattern before you trigger a buying signal. You can see that three white soldiers towards upside and then what happens after that, you can see that push up, that push towards upside. In this case, what you could be looking for, you'd be looking at the entry there, right? I'll show you again. You could be looking at an entry at that level, at that level there, a stop loss just below that support level, and then your take profit would be at the next resistance level. In this case, we don't have a resistance level there, like this, you know, you could have a resistance level there. There'd be a very good risk to reward trade as you see it break above a resistance level. Makes sense so far. Let me know if it makes sense to use so far. Big thumbs up. Super. Right, so with that, let's get into the different candlestick patterns starting off with the single candlestick patterns, the top three single candlestick patterns that I look at. First one is the hammer and the hangman, the hanging man, right? So you can see that again, I would consider candlestick patterns when it comes with the, you know, considering the support resistance levels, considering the trend as well, not just the candlestick pattern, because in a scenario, let's say that if price has been dropping, big downward move on price, and then you see a hammer happening there, your support level might be way down there. Would you be thinking, or would you be buying confidently expecting it to push up? You know, most of the time, this move could happen, but will not be sustainable. They'll probably push up before turning back down again. What I would like for you to find is in a scenario where price has been going up, turn back down, and then you see a hammer forming at a support level, right? So it's been an uptrend towards upside. It has a small retracement, and then you see price forming at a support level. Before, yeah, it is also a pin bar. So I got a question there, is it considered a pin bar? That is correct. This webinar is recorded, so it will be uploaded as well, so you can check back into the YouTube channel. I think Desmond shared that YouTube channel, so you can check back again and watch this. Even if you are sitting through this session, always check back, watch it over and over again, just so that you refresh whatever we are sharing with you here. So again, back to this candlestick patterns, look for that upward trend, test of the support, and if the hammer forms at a support level, that's going to give you the additional confidence that, hey, price has tested lower, failed to break lower, failed to close lower, and then push back up again, right? So I'll put that link in there. I'll just share with you that link again for the YouTube playlist. So that's the hammer pattern or the pin bar at the support level, indicating a possible reversal towards the upside. The hangman shows that price has tested lower, but then close back up to indicate a potential reversal towards the downside. Now actually, those of you joining a session right now, put it into the chat, right? What do you think is a stronger signal of a reversal, the hammer or the hangman? Which is a stronger reversal of a, which is the strongest signal of a reversal, the hammer or the hangman? Hey, you guys know, you guys know your stuff, right? So the hammer is a stronger reversal signal because what it shows you is that price has actually tested lower, but failed, right? Price has tested lower, but failed before pushing back up again. Why the hangingman is not a, not the preferred one or not stronger than the hammer is because it hasn't tested higher. It's actually tested lower. It shows that sellers were trying to push it down, right? But buyers actually push it back up and it closed at that point there, despite there being more sellers than buyers. So in this case, we haven't tested, we have tested extreme here. We haven't tested extreme here for the hangingman. So I would prefer the hammer. I'll give that three ticks compared to the hangingman, which I would say only two ticks in this case, right? So good stuff there. Thanks for answering your question. The next single candlestick pattern is actually the flip side of what we looked at here with the hammer and the hangingman. We're looking at the inverted hammer and the shooting star, right? So just inverse there. In this case, the inverted hammer showing you a test towards the upside before closing at this point again. Then the shooting star, I would say, look for that downward move, look for that rebound and a shooting star occurring at a resistance level. Then I would say that, hey, shooting star shows a great reversal pattern there looking for further downside looking to sell it down. So I'm not going to make you put in the poll again, whether it's an inverted hammer or a shooting star. I hope that you can see here that the shooting star will be the preferred reversal pattern compared to the inverted hammer, which only gets two ticks. Makes sense so far. All good. All right. Good stuff. So the last of the single candlestick patterns is the dragonfly doji and the gravestone doji. Very similar to the pinbars, very similar to the hammer and the shooting star there. You see that big downward move. You see price test lower, but then set right across. It's set right across. Anticipation there is that it might not be a very strong signal because we haven't seen price close above. We haven't seen price close towards upside. Still deciding market is still deciding whether it's going to go higher or not. But the indecision, the indecision to show you that they don't like moving lower price is not likely to move lower. It still tries to close higher. The likelihood is still that upside or that push towards upside. Again, but a gravestone doji. The name gives it away a little bit. Gravestone doji that tells you that has been climbing up, tried to go higher, didn't like it within that timeframe. Set right across. The next move lower is the anticipated move. So all these single candlestick patterns does happen a little bit on one candlestick. So it can happen on a one minute M5, M15, M30, H1, H4 time frame. Let me just ask you again, which do you think should you be looking at on the single candlestick patterns? What time frame should you be looking at for this single candlestick patterns? H4 in daily, I have a question I got answered there. So for me, I would look at single candlestick patterns on the H4 or the H1 time frame. I tend not to seek or not to look or to wait for a candlestick pattern to happen on a daily time frame because it takes too long. Sometimes it just takes too long. What I would rather do on a daily time frame is that I would be not waiting for it to happen. But if I see that happen, so let's say in this case, I see the day end off with a gravestone doji. So day one, day two, day three, the day four, and it closes off like that. Then I would say maybe on the fifth day, I'll be looking for a downward move. Then I'll say, okay, that's a confirmation for me to sell it down rather than sitting there waiting for a candlestick pattern to happen because I'm pretty sure not a lot of you are sitting there trading full time or if you are trading full time, it's a long time to wait for that daily candle to close. So I would look at it on the H1 or on the H4 time frame for these candlestick patterns. So good answer there. So after the single candlestick patterns, also the top three, let's look at the double candlestick patterns. And double candlestick patterns are quite straightforward. We have the engulfing candles, the top two double candlestick patterns are the engulfing candles. What it means is as the title suggests, the new candle or the immediate candle engulfs or is greater than the previous candle. So you can see this candle, this upward move is a bullish engulfing because it's an upward move, bullish engulfing candle towards upside is greater than the previous candle you can see by that much or the bearish engulfing candle that downward move engulfs the previous candle towards the downside. Now let me ask you a question. If you had a small previous candle, right? So a candle like that, let's say that's a bullish bearish move towards the downside. And then we have a big engulfing candle like that. Do you think that's a strong or a weak bullish engulfing candle? Strong or weak bullish engulfing candle? Strong, strong, strong. All right. So I like it when Ashkay says weak. All right. So I would consider, okay, maybe I didn't draw it perfectly. I would make this even smaller, right? I would say if sometimes when the previous candle is red, the previous red candle there is too small. If it's too small and you have a big bullish engulfing candle there, it's like David versus Goliath, right? It's a big candle knocking out a small candle. So it's actually quite easy to knock out a small candle, quite easy to engulf a small downward candle. So I would say that this wouldn't be considered a very strong bullish engulfing. All right. What I want to see, what I would like to see is for a, let's say that's a downward candle, right? I would like to see that move a strong downward candle being engulfed by a stronger upward candle towards upside. Then you actually show that there was almost a fair fight. It was a fair fight, but the buyers worn out through the two hours or through the two candles, then you can expect a good push towards upside. All right. Let me ask you another question here. If you had, let's say a bullish engulfing again, so a downward candle, this is red towards the downside. And then you have a nice candle pushing higher. All right. A nice bullish engulfing candle towards upside, but you've had big candles forming all before. So that was a push towards upside. Maybe you can say that there was another push towards upside there. We've had big candles forming and then we've got a small bullish engulfing candle happening in this scenario here. What do you think is going to happen? Is that a strong signal or is that a kind of a weak signal towards upside? Weak. Good stuff. Thanks for that, Ashkay. So yeah, so you guys got it right is when you look at candlestick patterns, it's not just the one or two or three candlestick patterns, but it's also the context of how it's occurring or when it's occurring. In this case, it's happening as with all that big push, then we saw we see a small bullish engulfing. It works, but it's not going to be a very strong signal. So just be careful of that. As I share with traders about how to trade, I'm very concerned if they start looking at bullish engulfing. If you start looking for it, you're spotted everywhere and you start jumping to trades. You want to be a bit more refined with when you're going to jump into a trade based on a pattern. Look at the trend, look at the context of the candles around it, look for that support or that resistance level as it wears when it happens. So the next one of the double candlesticks is the twizzle bottoms and the twizzle tops. Very straightforward here. You can see that in this scenario, it tests lower and then it tests lower, but close up. Again, I want to see this happen at a support level or for a twizzle top to happen at a resistance level to show a rejection of the downward move before closing back up again. A rejection of the upward move before closing back down again. These are very good signals to show you a reversal, but it does need to happen at a support or a resistance level. Quite straightforward there. Any questions on the double candlestick patterns? All good. Then we move on to the triple candlestick patterns. So the top two triple candlestick patterns and triple candlestick patterns pretty much explains itself, pretty much describes itself. Why? It's because if you're sitting there and you're watching the price move on for three hours, you've seen it come down, hit that support level, and then on the third hour close towards the upside, you know that you've seen price hit a support level, rejected that level, and pushed higher. Quite straightforward. It's not so much because it is a morning star pattern or not so much because it's an evening star pattern. You can see price rejecting a level pushing higher. You're going to anticipate a further move towards upside. Question just came in is which timeframe do I want to see for double candlestick patterns? Again, for all my patterns, I would look at it on the H1 or H4 timeframe. The larger the timeframe, the stronger it is. So double candlestick patterns from my experience, I've seen it happen or work quite well on H1. On the H4, it takes a little bit longer because you are waiting for eight hours for it to close off. It happens quite nicely on H1 and also on H4. The bullish and gulfing, you can actually use this on even the M15. So this would be one of the few, very few that are located below the H1 timeframe. The bullish and gulfing, you can look at it on the M15 timeframe. But bear in mind, the smaller the timeframe that you look at, the smaller timeframe you look at, your profit level, you want to consider them lower as well. You wouldn't be thinking that on a M15 timeframe, you're going to see price push very significantly. You're not going to see price push 100 pips. In the M15 timeframe, you might be looking at price push maybe 30 to 40 to 50 pips towards upside or towards the downside. Another question is, do you trade them on the same timeframe? You see these patterns or go lower, always trade it on the same timeframe that you see. For me, what I'll do is I'll look at it on the same timeframe. I'll enter a trade base on what I see. Because if you go down into smaller timeframe, let's say you see a tweezer bottom happening on a H1 timeframe, a tweezer bottom here happening on H1 timeframe. And then you go down to the M15, it might actually show you a different pattern. It might show you a snapshot of what's happening there. Within that 15 minutes, it might look like it's turning towards the downside. Then you might get confused going, I just saw a tweezer bottom on H1, but it looks like it's coming down on the M15. Do I want to be buying or selling or do I want to wait a little bit longer? So I would always say look for it on the timeframe that you're entering and then get on to the trade base on that timeframe that you see. Just so that when you check back, when you are looking at a trade and then you know why you've entered a trade, you've entered a trade because of a tweezer bottom on an H1 timeframe, for example. Good questions there. Thank you for asking them. I really enjoy seeing your questions. Looking at the triple candlestick patterns here, we did the morning star. The evening star is that rejection of that resistance level. We see it push up, hit that resistance level and turn down another reversal pattern there. So quite straightforward. Three hours you can see it move up, hit the resistance and turn down. What I like and like I promise one of you that we'll get into a bit more details on the three white soldiers. That's the push towards the upside. On the reversal for the downside is the three black crows turn down. Again, look for this to happen at a resistance level or a support level. But even if you see even if you see this happening, you know, somewhat in the middle, even if it's not that near to a resistance or a support level, seeing three candles, sorry, bear with me, seeing three candles push strongly towards the upside. One green candle, two green candle, three green candles. What do you think will happen next? Let's say this happens on the H1 timeframe. Yeah, if this happens on H1 timeframe, we've seen that momentum has been pushing price towards upside. You'll be anticipating that we're going to see price push higher because of momentum, because of how price has been moving, right? So again, obviously, if we see price pushing up, small retrace back down towards support and now we see a three white soldiers pushing higher, that's going to give us more confidence to push or to buy at that point for a continuation of all that reversal towards upside, towards pushing higher, right? So any questions on the three white soldiers or the triple candlestick patterns so far? Because in terms of slides, that's what I've had when you combine them, we're working with probabilities. Yes, we are, training is all about probabilities. In your experience, how likely is it that price will continue expressed as a percentage? Well, how likely is price that will continue as a percent? It's okay, it's hard to put a number, put a percentage number to it, right? If you're looking at just a price action alone, if you just say, hey, I've got three white soldiers, I would say that I wouldn't, I would err on the side of caution and not give you a percentage number, but it's about ticking boxes, right? So if I've got three white soldiers there, I would say, hey, I've got one thing pointing towards upside. If I have trend pointing towards upside, I've got two things telling me or looking like it's pushing higher. If I've got, so this is pattern, chart pattern there, right? I've got trend telling me to go higher. And then if I've got support resistance, if I have it bouncing off a support level pushing higher, then I would say that I've got three things pushing up. Then I would say that I've got a high chance of probably here, I would say it's quite high. If I don't have anything, I would say probability will be quite low there. Then on the other side, if you are just trading based on gut feel, then I would say probability would be very low because it's just a random guess or a gamble, right? So I hope that answers your question there, Etienne. This three black crows or three white soldiers today have to be of the same size. They don't have to be of the same size. It's very hard to get candles forming up of the same size. So don't say they're trying to form or trying to measure candles to be of same size. The three white soldiers, three black crows are supposed to give you a sentiment of how markets are forming up. You're looking to see three green candles or three red candles forming to give you that sentiment of an upside push or momentum pushing it towards upside or momentum pushing it towards the downside. So don't start measuring candles. It's supposed to give you that overall feel. So Gary just asked, what's your trading hours each day? For me, I trade a lot, right? So I'm full-time trading. I look at the markets. Pretty much the moment I wake up to the moment I sleep, or just before the moment I sleep, I would say that I trade from 8, 9 a.m., 8, 9 a.m. all the way to about 8, 9 p.m., and then to 7 p.m., take a small break, and then I'm trading from 9 p.m. all the way to midnight or to 1 or 2 a.m. Because I look at markets, I'm looking at it all the time. I would say that for most retail traders, most of you are trading part-time. So probably set aside a couple of hours a day, and then usually retail traders, I would suggest don't spend too much time in front of the charts because the more time you spend in front of a chart, the more likely you're going to expect more trades, and you start hammering out trades because of the time you spent sitting there rather than because it's a good setup. So a little bit different. I would look at it at charts all the time, but for retail traders, set aside a fixed amount of time, and then trade in that time frame. If you have a trade, great. If not, leave it for tomorrow. Look for another trade tomorrow. Hope that answers your question there, Gary. So as we put it together, combining all the different price action together, you can see here that we have trend. We have the overall trend happening. We've got that upward move. We've seen it come down, a retracement, testing, coming back to test that resistance level, a pullback to test that resistance level. We've seen an Ichimoku cloud there just above price at that point. What it's telling you is that, hey, at this point, is it going to reverse, hit the resistance and turn it back down, or is it going to break above that resistance towards upside? You can see here that we have a formation, a rejection of that level. You might have to squint a little bit, but you can also see a bullish engulfing candle towards the downside as it's hit, and engulfs the previous candle towards the downside, and then we have short term or the new formation of a trend towards the downside. We have a rejection of a resistance level. We have the Ichimoku cloud there forming a resistance as well, and that price action of the bearish engulfing towards the downside. So all that put together tells you, hey, we should be looking to sell it down. In this case, you could be looking at a possible sell on that bearish engulfing, stop loss at that level there, take profit could be at that point there towards the downside. Again, I think someone asked a question about confluence. This is how we look at that confluence. We've got the downward move, rejection of that resistance level, that bearish engulfing, looking to sell down, great risk to reward towards the downside. That's how we would set up using combining trend support resistance and also price action. Enjoying your question so far? If you've got any questions, please feel free to ask if you have any or reach out. What I'll also do is to look into the next one, which is I want to share with you a little bit about the possible, some possible price action. So I was looking at here. Do I provide training on Ichimoku? I'm pretty sure that there will be a session probably coming up. Maybe reach out, send out a, I'll take a note of these questions as well, but send out a request. I'm sure something can be arranged. A copy of the slides you can catch the session again on YouTube. I'll put up the link again. So the session is there. You can catch that, but I'm not sure about the slides I'll check with Desmond's whether you can get the slides out to you guys as well. So looking at the price action, I want to show you that. So you can see a bit of a, let me find it. I was just looking at this before. You can see that I like that as a rejection towards the downside. Titus, you can catch out the session. You can watch the session on YouTube again. That'd be there. I'm studying out. You have live sessions on webinars where you help us place. Again, Desmond, check out the YouTube link. It's all there. So if I show you here, the YouTube session, are you guys seeing the screen here on YouTube? Can you see the YouTube page? Let me just, yep. So you can check out the sessions here with how to do your support resistance lines, your stop loss levels, stop loss placements are there all there. All right. Okay, great. Thanks for that, Fernando. Gold, NASDAQ and US 30. All right. So I want to find, I want to show you this first price action there. I was looking at that. Where was it? Okay. So I like this one. So this is one very good example here. This is the Kiwi dollar on the H4 timeframe. You can see that big push, right? If I put the stop, that support level there, you can see that engulfing candle towards the upside. You can see that test towards the downside before closing up again. That's a good reversal pattern there. Trade idea. Okay. So I'll look at gold. So I've got a request for gold NASDAQ and US 30 first. So I'll do that. Where's my gold chart? So XAU, USD on H4. Right now for gold, it is sitting at the 1720 level. This is on H4 timeframe. I would say that based on the way that, you know, back in the last week, the price has tested. And if I move this up, you can see based on the way it's tested, that 1700 level. You can see many tails towards the downside, many rejections back up again. Very clear signal that price doesn't like that to go below that 1700 level. That's one reason why we saw that push towards the upside. Currently, trading at 1720, I would say that on H4 timeframe, possibly wait out, see what happens there. Because if this does turn towards the downside, it closes red, there might be a signal towards a reversal of that upward move might see that push towards the downside. So nothing on gold yet. I would say stay out, wait it out a little bit to see any possible trades or possible ideas there. US 30, I would say US 30. Again, you can see that that's on H4 timeframe. Does that look a bit familiar to you all? What does that look like to you all? We saw that on the 15th last week. One, two, three green candles towards the upside. That's a three white soldiers. Fantastic, right? So that's the indication for potentially further upside approaches of that resistance level of the 31,400 there. Now that it's broken higher, we could see that push towards the upside especially with that formation of that three white soldiers towards upside. Then I had a question on gold, no on pound dollar. Wait, NASDAQ as well. Okay, so you can see again similar, very similar to the US 30 there, the three white soldiers pushing up. In this case, be extra careful because here we can see that price has reached a resistance level of 12,000, almost 12,150 and also very close towards 12,190 there. So I think that you know, not just considering the price action, you want to look at the trend and the support resistance. We've seen that upward move. Wait for it. Wait a little bit. See what happens at this price level or this resistance level before deciding whether to, you know, again, look for that potential price action to possibly show you a rejection that engulfing candle towards the downside or some, a bit like a twizertop turning down. Let's see what happens here at this 12,190 level. Is there any reversal chart, any reversal patterns that could be signaled at that resistance level? Pound dollar has been climbing very strongly there. You can see again that engulfing pattern pushing up, pushing towards upside. That's why we saw that big push again. At this point, push higher. No chart pattern at this point. Let's look at it on an H1 time frame. Again, no chart patterns. Almost a three white soldier but not. And then, so I think that we might see this push higher with the momentum. But again, remember that, I'm going to make an H4 time frame. Remember that it's approaching that 1.20 resistance level there or 1.2050 resistance level there. So it's coming close to a resistance level. Just be a bit careful. Let's look for any potential reversal patterns at those levels. All right. So I'll do two more coming to our time. So I'll do two more and then if you have any questions, send it in. We'll carry on from there or catch us in the next session. WTI, US oil again. See that big bullish. So it's actually been forming up very nicely. We've seen price pushing higher because of all that engulfing candles forming at the key support level. So we see that push up. In this case, you can see that we look like we're forming the third of the three white candles or the three white soldiers there. So look for this to push towards the upside. Do I do analysis on a daily basis? I do look at it on a daily basis. Every day I come in to check out my charts. I form my bias for the day. If anything forms up, then that's my daily view as well. So if nothing changes, then I'll continue with the analysis from the previous day. But every day I look at it to see any changes there. All right. So with that, I hope you had a good session. If you have any other questions, please feel free. Please remember to sign up for the next session as well. We'll be going through that. If you have any, you know, missed any points, check out the YouTube channel, check out the YouTube videos. You can watch it over and over again to get some clarity on the information that we just shared with you through this session. Okay, last three questions or three questions. Three white soldiers, can any of the candles have a long upper week? It can, but if it's too long and and it still closes green, then it can show you some upside potential. But we want to try and see good strong bodies on the three white soldiers. And then with this indicators, do you not get analysis paralysis? So again, you know, I don't look at it just on the indicators or the price action alone. I look at it, you know, with the trend and support resistance predominantly. And also for me, I look at fundamentals first, then trend, then support resistance. So now if you prioritize your analysis, very rarely you get that analysis paralysis. I do try and make it easy for you guys. It's, I've been training for more than 10, almost 12 years now. So it does take experience and time, but I'm sure you'll get there if you stick with it. Watch the, watch the lessons, learn as much as you can, get experience and, you know, ask questions as much as you can. We're always here to help you with that. Trade well, trade safe, and we'll see you at the next session. I hope you gain much. Take care now. Bye-bye.