 was the Australian dollar. Who did anyone watch the discussion room video I put in the discussion room today? Nothing I didn't know. No? Oh I didn't know. So in that video I pretty much just basically just went over a trade that was posted yesterday and a trade that I'm currently in at the moment and it's pretty much exactly the same thing. So if we were looking at this from the daily, I'll go into the daily timeframe. So on, I think it was Monday where we had the, I think it was Mark that had asked about this, the analysis on this. So Monday prices came up into here and then we saw an outside candle. Yeah, which one, on the four hour, I think there's one in the three hour. I was looking at the three hour, but it didn't matter anyway, regardless, they both closed at the same time. So the entry was here, yeah, on that, on that candlestick and then there was another entry on the 50% retracement pending order. And by the way, the pending order should only really last for about a week. Yeah, anything longer than that, I wouldn't, I wouldn't do it. If price actually gets to maybe a, let's say for example, you're in this one position and price hasn't pulled back and in prices get to like a two to one, let's say, then just cancel the order, I think after that you just want to run that one position. But if prices haven't got to your profit target or where you want to potentially take some sort of partial profits and it's been under a week, the pending order there. So pretty much enter two positions, one there, one there, there, and then the stop loss was 10 pips above the highs. So it was 17, so 27 is about here, 28. And then obviously entering into a second position on the pending order there. And then again, the stop loss was at 27. Prices came back, pinged in the second position. Prices have now gone for a nice two to one, so I'm fully out of this position now. So now I'm literally up. So now this first position, this one position, and if I'm right about this, about risk off overall from a daily perspective, the potential downside I now have for this trade is really nice, because at the absolute maximum I can probably look to squeeze out maybe like a 22 to one, if you're right about it. So once we're in this trade, how I would manage it is this. Obviously I would just keep holding and then let's say for example Bloomberg really starts to talk about negative sentiment. There's lots of oil starts to look to collapse. There's risk. Central banks are printing money. I'm looking for just negative news to potentially look to hold this trade a negative sentiment overall. Would I get this right? Would I get this wrong? Who knows. But the key is that I'm already up on this trade, so now I can just decide to maybe run it down to here, if I wanted to run it down to there, wherever, but potentially now look at the risk reward on that. And all you've got to do is be right on a few of these trades a year. That's it, three, four, five of these trades a year, and this is where your account is going to grow. So with what I'm saying resonates with you, why not check out trading180.com. There is a selection process to trade my supply and demand zone forex strategy. I'm only looking to work with individuals with the right mindset who are hardworking as well. So check that out and access really for less than one pound a day. Some of the strategies in here are not for beginners. So if you don't know what supply and demand is, please check out all of my supply and demand videos. I have hundreds of videos on YouTube, so you can check that out first. Guys, take care and until the next video, have a good one.