 Okay wow, let's look away for a second and big pop. Let me just get everything sort of set up. There we go. Yeah, big pop coming out just now. Massive liquidations on those shorts tells me there's something afoot. Trades back to the VWAP. Ooh, market can't keep up with the aggregation. Yes, yes Tom Fullery is afoot. But prior to that, I mean, we have to wait for this Tom Fullery to finish. I think it goes down anyway just based on how everything's been moving down. I should want to see where ES is at this point. Yeah, it moved up with ES. I think it's just, it was just getting a line. Tate Speed. Yeah, Tate Speed is going absolutely crazy. Yeah, I think it just moved up because ES decided to move up, try and liquidate some people. I mean, it corrects itself. This move corrects itself, goes back down. So while this goes back down and at some point, let's go over yesterday because it did end up going good yesterday. Need to look at what happened. No, okay, we need to look at what happened. Okay, we're doing your way Greg. We're doing your way. Mega ultra long. I don't think you go long off of this. It's just something that it's where I want to go over yesterday because it's just tied into what they set up yesterday. Why does it end up all the way over there? There we go. Okay. So I mean, goes back in line with ES, smashes out just on this move. Everything's just long off this bar. No one to get short. Could be a nice little outside pop as long as you stay below 211555. So below here. We're so watching that we should be sort of good to try and pull this down. Regardless of the past moving tape is just insane move on liquidations. Go, go, go punts. Actually, let's move this to the left side. There we go. Move to the left side. Yeah, that's fine. That works. Okay, PCE out. Come on. News is out. Yeah. I don't think I start streaming price index. Let's see. I mean, yeah, I think that's what is just repricing from this. It's slightly better than how speaks at 10. So I think we'll get some corrective move here. This move was just again, they didn't know what to do. They just, it just ended up being too much coming back down. Looks like they are trying to push this off based on this news here. But I mean, it's a lot of lungs. It's a lot, it's a lot taken, especially considering that we have all of this here, all of this here, all of this just long inventory just trapped from yesterday shelf here. I think we read it out until 10 o'clock, like I always 10 o'clock is always a nice way. Just because you got you got your power speaking at 10. I mean, price index was just slightly better. This is even month on month. Again, just marginally better. Growth is less. But it is better generally. With the speech, we'll sort of see maybe where Mr. Powell decided to outline everything. So when he starts outlining everything, we can sort of go from there. But prior to that, I don't think we get a clear direction other than liquidations. If you go to ES, we have this massive wall of liquidity back. And if you scroll zoom out much higher, we can't get it in. We had it yesterday. We have it today. It's just one single person you can see by this white line. It is one single trader just entering a margin. This is what you call a wall. No, it's worse. Is it worse? Oh, it's down. Jesus. Yeah, it's worse. What am I doing? I can't read. Wow. Thank you, Gregory. Thank you. It's down there. Yes, lower number bad. God damn. I am out of it. So lower number bad. My bad. I don't know how to read. Makes sense why this was down. Yeah, cool. Makes sense. It's down, down. Low number bad. Okay. Thank you, Gregory, for the question. This is why I have you guys, okay? Because I don't know how to read. So lower number bad, this just pops up. So we're looking at the imbalance here in terms of where we're closing. We're looking at the consolidation area. Like mentioned, 2550 is the level we want to look at. Looks like we just came in, trapped more long at this level. You can see that pop here. Got some liquidations here coming back down. So again, still kind of holding to this error that we want to look at in terms of, okay, outside structure creates this level, this little choo-choo train here. So we want to create this choo-choo train. We don't want to be here for too long as we stand the risk of doing this, creating shorts in this area. We want this to be long. We want this to be long to then drop down and move away. The way these walls are coming in, trying to sort of get traders in one way or another, pull back up. Just look at colors. Yes, I need to do that. Red equals bad. Maybe I should do the Gregory. If red equals bad, then it should be much easier to look at. There's too much to manage. Manages long, work, pull back down. Okay, we'll let this play out. While this plays out, we'll talk about yesterday because I always like talking yesterday, especially when it's a good day. Actually no, even when it's a bad day, I like talking about it. Because we can see how they set up for this pop and maybe, Jesus man, why does this lag so much? You know what it is. I've been keeping this open for too long. It does that sometimes. Okay, 25th was yesterday and we come on around, no, this is my time. Yeah, 130. So we came in around here. 10 o'clock was around here EST time. We've got a nice double top exhaustion. Got that liquidations of the long. Then we finally get a push down. Midway through the session, we get this drop here. And we can see that drop in this point here. But we get that drop, we get that level where we talked about where price could come to and try correct against. But it generally did go against and did correct against it, but kept lower. And that's the key. It did keep lower. And when we see it pretty much plus or minus, depending on what exchange spread your exchange spread, you'd have hit that green bar on close was here. Yeah, so about 17. So an hour after close, Asia starts setting up pins to that area and pulls down and starts trading all the way down, corrects itself. Then it says, you know what, let's push up for a bit. Prior to that pop, I thought price was going to maybe stabilize around here, start curving around this area and push down. But it does look like they just went super aggressive, decided to take all the stops up until this point here, then push back down. So very controlled. So we want to see how they trade this again is used to see that green area, large pop. So they've got, they do have an expiry on this area. And even if they start pushing up, you want to see them below this point, as long as they come in and trade within here, you're still trading with that short bias to try to push it down. You can see, if you go back to yesterday, how they set everything up. There we go. ADR 22K, takeout short open, then nuke.exe. Yeah, I think there was a large short on ES and close there. I think they all got taken out already. I would double check those. So you see that double top here, we start accumulating longs, pushing out. We have that short that was already sort of, hasn't been pushed out. I think by this point it's pushed out. If anything, I want to change it back to the yellow color. There we go. And this sort of short area here that we created over the sort of period that we're looking at, and it pushed out in a correct against itself slowly, but surely sort of, you saw that liquidation here and there. And if we sort of zoom in and see more data, you see a lot of shorts and then you're seeing a lot of shorts stuck up. So looking at this, and then I think I did post in the morning for those inside the Discord about, okay, you might see some corrective move just purely based on the fact that we were at some level of support and Bitcoin and ES were sort of, well, one was up here, one was here. So we need to sort of meet these guys in the middle. And so Bitcoin will usually snap to ES if it's been desynced for too long. And you can see how it's just been, was moving out correlation for a really long time. So heavily starting to get correlated. This is just parity. Again, once it, if it moves straight, it's just parity. If it moves up, it's moving together and it's moving. And there's essentially no change in movement. So this is just looking at delta change in correlation, essentially. And you can see there was, there was change in correlations and ES was moving, moving more than Bitcoin was. And you can see that here as well. They start moving back in correlation. And that's again, snaps back, snaps back. There's always a bigger move incoming today. Bollinger bands, Bollinger bands are mega squeezed across multiple high timeframes. Question is what direction? Yeah. That was it. You can, you can see how it's just moving, moving down and then finally moves into correlation because it did snap together very aggressively over a set distance. But to cap things off, I mean, if you hide, hide this area here, there we go. Hide the just before you saw some buys coming in here, but most of this was short. You can see all of these guys were sitting comfortably. And that's something that we don't like to see is this level of comfort from traders where they get a direction. And we had the polar offset in the, in yesterday recovery for DX. Hopefully not. But when we see, when we see sort of this sort of comfort from one side of the traders, it's not something we would like to see. We saw the opposite the previous day. And like I said, markets wrong if it doesn't correct against it. So what's stopping it from being wrong if this continues to go down with this type of inventory. So if you zoom out and sort of see where it starts, and you can see they've corrected most of it, they managed to get buys in, managed to liquidate a bunch, a bunch. So you want to see the same thing happen here. You want to see this just be trapped, this to be sort of longs being trapped here to create sort of an outside sort of pot to then push down to then create a nice, I'm dying sort of look, if it sort of hangs around for too long, we are coming out at 30, got about an a half. If it doesn't move for more than an hour have so during the whole sort of period, it just consolidates here, we run the risk of this not swiping one time. So there's that point where you want to get out. So if you are trying to short this right now, you do want to set a sort of a time limit, say you know what, an hour and a half from now, at 10 o'clock, if it doesn't move my way, I cut it. Because power speaking, and when power speaks, I don't like it. This is behind this is trying to get all the data in assorted, but you can use it to sort of look at sort of speed of tape speed of tape here, move fast, a lot of stops out, move fast, a lot of stopouts, you can see that just present. They just let this run super fast, let's move to the fast rather, and some movements not as fast. But generally speaking, we are seeing that area. Damn, why is it so loud? Okay, let me just put my volume on my side down. There we go. You guys can't hear audio because people are complaining that I have music. I'm like, okay, you know what, everyone, no music for you guys, music for me. But you can see how most of this is short, most of this correctly is short. You saw your greens, but generally speaking, we were looking to come down. We saw some bias here, so generally looking at that is saying we wanted to reject off here ideally. We didn't get that is what it is, and this is getting off kilter, unless it's trying to scale something. I think it's just probably one of these Binance Effect Wicks, Jesus. See, let's go into a different exchange and see if we can grab data from somewhere else, and just see where the actual Wick landed. Let's see what's on it. See, the problem is Binance has less liquidity usually. Yeah, slightly lower. It looks like it was just a future spread to grab stops, and there was no need on spot to do that, and no need to go down on spot either. So there's that. Let's look at somewhere else quickly. Let's go FTX. Again, much lower on FTX as well, so it looks like there was a lot of parity within that Wick. There was not much liquidity grab, so it does look like a spread issue, and it's just because there's probably more liquidity up there on Binance, so it does look like a Binance specific Wick. So that's one of the benefits of looking at more across exchange is you get to see, and that's the whole sort of argument is spread is different. So exchange to exchange, if you had stopped here, you saw in most exchanges, you would have not got hit. Binance, you got hit. FTX would have been safe. But there's that. A bit in a few hours, we'll go to 21,900 and back below 21,100. I probably might be leaning now to your side just purely based on the fact that this was a spread thing, so most exchanges still haven't hit this area. So it might be one where we try to recover it as a group, but generally speaking, generally speaking, it's not something that you want to see. You want to see an inside bar come in here. If most exchanges are trading inside below the 1,700 mark, you want to see that below the 1,700 mark, but you want to see this not move too much, but signify sort of people going along. I'm trying to open the wrong application. I was meant to open up this. That's why it might be helpful to look at multi-book. If we go over to multi-book, this is just easier for me. There we go. Multi-book, pretty much, the dials are split even. If you look at the total volume, most of that was that. CC scam looking like that. I expect downside. Yeah. Jesus, man, it's not CC. It's the people who are making it. It's not CC. He's not that mean. There we go. Across multiple exchanges, you're seeing that long here. This go up to 1,700 rather than 1,800. You've got your walls here just in case, and then anything that's preparing for if that binance week does come into fruition. I hate the fact that this contrast is down. I want this to be higher. Thank you. Oh, bloody hell. Can you please just work? There we go. This is our current area. Okay, so this is sort of futures across multiple exchanges, and we can look at the books and see what they should tell us what they have here. Oh, no, I'm not at multi-book. There we go. That's binance that I clicked on. There we go. That's the one I wanted. This is binance by bit, and okay, it's not the ideal crowd I want, but let me get what you're given. You've got 2,200 thick walls across everything. Look at current order book. Not a lot there. Mostly longs here. Again, it's just the trouble of having these guys go short here, which is I don't like. But as you can see, these exchanges love to hug price. Yeah, it is what it is, but volume, super high volume, bi volume, just dying out low volume, but sell volume. So let's doom pit. Yes, doom pit, man. Doom pit indeed. Yeah, it looks like it's slowly trying to catch up with price in the wick, and they didn't even register the wick on ATAS because it was too slow to register that. So you are going to get a lot of variance. The next couple of candles will give you your actual definition of what's happening in this area, just because it wasn't clearly defined, and it would not be clearly defined because of this wick, because this is just a spread wick. So now, what am I trying to do? What's here? I think ES does have some potential to flush this rest out, and I don't think it has some level of desire. What do you think about dyros? Who's in a dyro? I only use my indicators, that's the thing. Like I have a lot, but we know we ended the day short here, pulled back up, so we got some in a short inventory, and I'll show you on bookmaps where that is. So we can flush those guys out here and then pull back down, but this looks like heavy resistance, and I want it to be heavy resistance. Because once we fill this in, I know a lot of people will try to buy here as to breakout, and they'll also try to buy if we double test, double top here, they'll try to buy here, and then we can drop probably from there in a dyro. Why not? Let's cut on board and we've got stuff to do in a dyro. The dyro, what's up? Oh, god damn Lux Angle. I like Lux. If Lux made it, I like him. Estimator, I'd have to read it. You know what, since it's something valid, I'll give it a once-over today, and I'll give you my opinions tomorrow, just because I don't want to give you just a half-baked opinion on this, and mostly if it's mass-based, I should read the mass. That's where I stand on things. If I can't read the mass, then no. If I can, yeah, maybe. I'll give it a chance. But we are running close to a high here, so we should hopefully see this drop. If it starts printing green and red candles here, all the better, but we want to see this drop here within the next hour-half. But that's a what-a-day already. That's an even start. Actually, my day starts here. My day starts here. My day starts here. But you guys, they haven't even started, and you're saying, oh, you're seeing this. Let's go back to ES. Looks like it is climbing, letting this climb. Look, as you see it when we go closer, this goes higher, but it's still around this area. We're seeing this buy here. Maybe they're trying to see if they're fishing, essentially. So they know, look, as soon as they go above this area, people start buying, and people start getting liquidated. Interesting. So they're like, oh, cool. Maybe they're seeing this over and over again, but we've got less people on the next one, so we want to see this one slowly come down, hopefully. But if we go back and look at ES, and we can see that all the way on the up, we ended on buys. So great to run under, but you see this whole host of shorts at this point here, the 4,200 acumen. That's something I want to see run over. Just purely based, if they want to move down, they see this like, oh, no, you guys are not going to get that. Oh, hell no. Unopened, no. You guys, man, it's not in profit. They get greedy, they get swiped out. Probably get swiped out after a point or two. If they really get greedy, yeah, probably a point or two. I doubt they go up 10 points to be that aggressive. Maybe, yeah. Yeah, probably if they get greedy, maybe, but probably start pushing it. You start pushing it around here. If you're looking at 4,200, ES is not yet caught up, is that about 4,200, 9, 100, 4,200, 1, 10. So yeah, it's around where the wall is. We're expecting, we're seeing buys already come in. So this will have to be fast. This will have to be fast, because if they let their hang around, they slowly go up. Either more people start buying on and they're happy, or these guys start taking profit and they start seeing the others, so they have to move faster. But the whole goal would be, and the whole purpose of moving up would be just to run at these. So it would be a stop-on. So you'd be looking for a stop-on above 4,200 to then push down. We are trading on the bullish half of the view app. So, and we've already retested it. And these view app traders, you can see how they came up, pulled back down, straight into it, pulled back up. At least these guys buying up now. So I want to see potentially consolidation. Maybe one spike if they get greedy, then pull it back down. Yeah, and we're seeing, if you go and look at contrast spot, look at spot is just, it's just been worth it. Everyone's just like selling. Everyone's scared, everyone, everyone's crying. A lot of crying on spot. These high sales, perfect, offloading, we see that offloading. People usually see them offloading when they think price is high. But this just looks like an exchange of shares, if anything. Seeing some accumulation, like from this smaller range here. This major sort of selling coming on all the way there. Let's get rid of that and just look at this. It's still a lot of buying up here. Still a lot of selling here. So a lot of interest selling below this point. So we might see the same here. If we get those guys interested again, if we zoom in more, we sort of look at that and seeing a lot of selling here. So that can be sort of attributed as offloading, just because it is at a higher point. But this lower point is just retail selling, because it's at a lower point. And the reason that would be is because the market maker sells high, buys low. You guys buy high, sell low. Okay, it does the opposite. And we're seeing it climb now, which is interesting. So we're sort of trying to get the true price out of it. So they're probably testing it, testing how much liquidity they can get out of it. And it's a nice place to wait out, I would say. Not be too greedy. Like I said, 10 o'clock is always the nicest time. Some news they might reach for the 2200. Do you see that thick wall up there? If, I mean, it matches with the 420, I'd say. On ES, we still have to sort of get everything going in line. As you can see, moved out of correlation, starting to move back slowly, but surely starting to move into correlation. So this move, everything would be dependent on ES. We're seeing a lot of short liquidations, extra short liquidations just from reaching a bit higher. And we might get more cascades out of this, because we do have a lot of shorts collected here and here. So maybe that extra push is needed. It's just something you want to wait out on. But looking at this, this looks pretty high. So I like looking at this and saying, okay, you know what? It can curve higher. It can expand higher. But this is slowly where you look for an M, or you just look for it to curve and bow. So we're sort of slowly, but surely looking at a high. But as you can see, the assessment of this trend line was correct. We saw as soon as we broke the trend line, we accumulated short at this trend line. And then we ran those shorts out. Every time without fail, retail. Looks brave. Looks hella brave. Looks very bold. Fortune favors are brave. And remember, don't be too brave, or Matt Damon will come and take your money. Oh, I love that. But yeah, looking at how wicked everything is, this just again taking out these two internal question points. We moved up and this was very close to here. There was a lot of short bias, 10 o'clock. So the time that we like to look for a trade, he speaks. So maybe you give an extra 30 minutes today, just to listen to his speech. Remember, instead of trading at 9 o'clock, our open time is at 10 o'clock. We give 30 minutes every time. You sleep for a bit. You wake up, how speaking? I don't know why he's speaking on. Probably something stupid. Probably going to be something very stupid. I mean, on the daily and high time frames, we do have, speak European, please. What time zone do you want? I'll convert it for you. What time zone? You just see, what you just see, are you? Look, it has it all here for you. Yeah, you just see plus one UK time. In UK time, it's 3 p.m. So in one hour, yeah, European 3 p.m. UK, I mean. So UK 3 p.m, yeah, GMT. That's usually C plus one. So I mean, if you look at the daily, I mean, we can extend from maybe one more day. We're coming into a weekend. I doubt they do something too brave over the weekends. Because this, as you can see, comes in, comes out. The short term is up here. Your midterms out of 50%, 50% can bow. 50% can bow down. So that's something you only care for, but 50% can also mean it extends a bit higher, bounces, pulls up. So if it does that, it will start looking very exhausted, pulls down, looks like that. But I mean, looking at it, generally speaking, people trade this short because they think it's a flag. When we talk to them, that's when I pull it back up. It's a bearish day. Can you pretend to be a yank? I don't ever pretend to be a yank. I mean, you could tell by my voice, but I just like using the ESC time zone because it's constant. Like, if everyone just uses ESC time zone, you know, okay, 9.30, ESC, everything's open. 8.30, that's when news comes out. News and Bargo releases. Ah, since News and Bargo is released, we can look at MarketWatch. Asset class is always talking to each other, and he's like, oh, oh. We're having inside talking. Let's see. I don't think I can still. Yeah, you guys can't listen to it. Okay, anyway. Do I have to read this out? Do I have to? I can't read this out. You guys can read this yourself. You guys want this cycle? I can't be honest. Okay, we'll read it together. The Federal Reserve runs a synopsis in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Every year it's a writer passage for many in central banking in monetary economics and for Fed watching. Sometimes there is a key Fed policy revelation from the meeting, also not always interesting. This year there's a lot on the Fed's play. It's a possibility that Fed chairman Jerome Powell on Friday will speak to the star-studded assemble about the difficult situation facing monetary policies and what the Fed plans to do. If the U.S. also wants to be a monetary policy leader, here is a chance to lead. Very important day today. I have a recommendation for Chairman Powell. Chairman, it's quite simple. There are two extremely over the things going on that have confused people about Fed policies. They are inflation is going to fall. How is inflation going to fall as rapidly as Fed assumes, even before it has raised interest rates only around to a neutral level too? How has the Fed picked the level to which it thinks inflation will fall on its own before monetary policies has to do the rest of the work? Let's change off this white background. Oh, it is pushing up. There we go. There is that potency that is coming on. Looks like it might try to reach that 22.5. Oh, take out the outside stop there. So that is true. This looks like a compliment. But yeah, there is that sort of argument that they said, oh yeah, inflation is going to be corrected. It is going to work itself out. The numbers spoke for themselves next year. Oh, everything is going to look good. Momentum will carry the rest of the way forward. And then there was that whole thing where it is just like, oh yeah, how is it going to do that though? You just said something and you didn't explain anything. But saying things and explaining nothing, very good. That is how I like my world. Let's go out. Actually, this week just changes. Okay, finally it is going up. Like I said, it can bow, it can bow up. And that is why we want to wait to just move out. Because if it starts bowing up, it moves down into an M and it will give you a second high at some point or extend much higher and be super aggressive and then catch your left wing. Waging inflation is a big concern. Yeah, waging inflation, of course, would be a big concern. Just because, I mean, it is not necessarily a bad thing. It is a good thing. People need more money, but printing more money is like we are not doing the same output. I mean, not really America is not doing really increased out load. But it is a struggle for people to live in this sort of day and age when wages increase about what, 4.5%, but real rate interest rates are a lot higher than what they catch talk about. It's just stupid to think about. High ADR, the two where it is today. I mean, coming to high ADR right now, 20 to 100, we have that thick wall. We have that dummy thick wall. I mean, this only done this. I think most stops will be here. So, I mean, they hit the blueberry here. So that's something to trade to. Maybe it starts bowing here in London. We start seeing some peak formation. And if you come back to book maps, we can sort of see that. Oh, they're getting a lot more liquidations. Okay. Yeah, they're going to keep letting this run. If they can get more liquidations, they're happy. They're going to keep letting this run. So now they're liquidating these guys here. So they liquidated those guys there, liquidating these guys here. Kind of want to see where they go from here. If they actually do want to hit that 20 to 100. But it just looks like we're getting that parity with ES. And ES is just moving. And ES is just looking to take this out. They're looking, and they're already at the 20 to 10. So once it opens, we'll probably see some forced buying and pushing down. So we're slowly looking to that and look at that. That wall just disappeared when price hit to that. We got buyers before that. They didn't want to get filled here. They're letting it run higher. And they're letting that run higher because they're probably going to just, they're just waiting. And it's all going to be a waiting game. My streams, my streams come in a waiting game. Bruce's streams will be the end game. I'm sure I will be the starting. So they did, they let this pass through. I should probably make sure you want to zoom in to see. Let's see. 200, 150 they let. So most of it pass through. Look, as you can see that just disappeared as soon as price hit to that. They're like, oh cool. Yeah, disappeared. Coming on the opposite side, pulled back up. Letting that right up. Letting that right up. Might push it up a bit further. But ultimately you're looking just to see those previous end of day shorts disappear. Insane amount of loans being accumulated to then push down. So there is an expiry on this move, higher move up. And you can see it's a very dead line, but just slowly accumulating up. Totally accumulated. I ended the day here. And you can see previous days when we have this sort of same reaction pushes down and just sharp push down. And we did recover on this sort of as a tripper bottom. Again, I do always hate that. There we go. As you can see, one, two, three taps to the bottom. Takes out the liquidity as a stop hunt. Gives you a second test to that here. Nice W there, falls back up and ends it short. So we're looking for that's a stop hunt. To this level here. So let's draw that. There we go. That's a stop hunt to that level. Actually, let's drag that back to here. There we go. We see that stop hunt of that level. It's very aggressive, far more than what we'd like it to. But we again, 25 pips translates into 25 pips. I can't really remember what it is. No, it does actually. Yeah, so you could translate all the way up to this level. So we can see that come into there. And what we want to see is, is this guy chicken up top? Or is this guy Oreo? Because if this guy's chicken, this disappears unopened. If he lets it get hit, that's going to be fun. If this guy pushes this up, you'll see Bitcoin push up aggressively. Hate that. Doesn't show up properly. There we go. Push up aggressively. Get everything as much as you can. Get filled in before pushing down. This is someone preparing for a very long move. You've got some spikes from people trying to jump pile on. You can see this book. Because again, you can't see this data on standard sort of stock. But slowly but surely coming up to a high to then push it down. Oh, do I see a bid? Letting people go short on this, I guess, is a nice sort of plan if they want to push up further. So again, I'm happy with missing this long move, if it means getting the short side of things. We're setting up the 9 o'clock to 10 o'clock bars. These bars will be your decider. Might give an extra 15, 30 minutes because Powell's speaking to get a move and get a read of this. But generally speaking, 10 o'clock, you're good to go. Especially if we get a nice little double top here to then it bows down. This bows down. This gives you another read here. Pushes down. But it's coming to a close. TP at 22K, 0.25 window. Oh, you got it along? Ah, cool. Yeah, if you got it along, yeah. Might want to take out 22K. Probably go up a bit higher, even 22, 400. Because 22K would price in for EOS at open would be just here. This would be a bit higher. This would be this area here. This would be the 22, 600, 2400, and maybe even higher if we're being realistic. If it pushes up, we're going to see a large sort of push up, then a push down. But again, if we're looking at sort of flag patterns and traders that trade these, this is something that you're probably one of the ones you might want to play out. Actually, no, it's not one of the ones you don't want to play out. Because again, we're already really low. If this trades down, there's not really too much to pull back down. It's a consolidation to potential reverse to then maybe hit out into that. Because again, 50% comes in around here off this entire move. So we're pretty high. So we could definitely see, she wait. Yeah, yeah. Like I said, it's a smart decision. Hey, when do you think they'll push the market up or just dump it after the meeting? So if they're dumping it after the meeting, they'll do what they're doing now, which is push them market up prior to the meeting. So they price everything in prior to the meeting, then they let it dump. And going back to what I said about that flag, if we sort of move everything to actually where the wicks are and sort of assess where the actual sort of ranges, because we do have some margin of error to where we would consider this low, as you can see, it would be this area where it is trading in. So again, I like the rounded numbers, but you can use the exact numbers. And if you want to see this as a flag, there's your flag. There's where people will trade this flag. People break out long here. As you can see, it comes in below. They break out long each time. And instead of getting a bar, if we were getting sort of a bar, it would have taken the low out here and pushed up. But instead we're taking out the highs. So we're potentially looking to this to start pushing up and wherever it ends to start bowing down and taking the liquidity on the low side, maybe even taking up to this liquidity here. So maybe the 1900-600 levels. Inflation is a tool of great restructuring. You could have been stopped whenever they wanted to because they caused in the first place. ADR is your range to play with. ADR is definitely your range to play with. And ADR just comes in just above this, so around 2200. So you're looking for this area, generate, start bowing. Again, a lot of people trade this short. So we've got these people to trade short. And you see the damages those wicks are doing. And actually, this is what a couple of days, I think I can get this David to load on bookmark. And you can see how anytime we came to this even on the slow incline, we're seeing those traders go short. And that's exactly what we wanted. But generally speaking, it's Asinine just looking at this entire sort of liquidations. It's just turned that off. There we go. Turn the correlation tracker. Keep this nice and clean. There we go. You see in those longs, in these longs what's wiped out. And then you can see how retail traders actually are trading. And you can see why it's benefit for the most part, especially if you're seeing a lot of short accumulate into these areas to try to trend that. But now if we're sort of seeing and sort of saying that, oh, we're at this level where people are accumulating longs. We're generating longs just above the flag. Okay, we can sort of try to try better than that. And I always hate to sort of draw your attention to sort of retail patterns because I think people are better off by getting them for the most part. But if it's something that you need to help identify you for a reason, oh, why things are happening, yeah, have it as a reason. If you sort of need to sort of trading and stuff like that. And this is the first thing you learn. But it's definitely like I said, if we did drop down further, drop down, take the liquidity here. We could definitely look at that as a long scenario. But now we're sort of up in top and up generating these sort of longs. We want to see closes below the 21750 ideally. But generally speaking, we could just see this pop one high to then push down. The short term is pretty low, but we've got this sort of move down in the long term. We could definitely just bow this and start bowing down aggressively. And we can could be a nice point to just reconfigure this market if we just dump on this next four hours. Definitely going to be an interesting day today. Binance is up to something bad. Why are they up to? They're always disconnecting my data when they're doing something bad. I'm joking, I'm joking. No, no, it's, yeah, it could be a nice thing. I think you sort of have too many connections on. Yeah, I don't need to find a way to turn this off. But generally speaking, yeah, something always bad happens when finance data disconnects. If you zoom in, try to look at the volume of where the candles are placed. Longs, longs, long here, bunch of shorts here. You might want to see those shorts get up taken out for a bit. But generally speaking, we want to run under these. These are a lot more longs. Most of the volume for the day was here. As you can see, this is concentrated area here. So those were short volume that got run out. So we got that and we let those guys think that we're going to go down. Ah, no. Oh, what happened? So it's always a fun thing. Especially when people try to catch these knives, they buy here, they start selling on the next one. It's like, ah, I'm scared. I'm scared. What do I do? And you can see a lot of these guys just gave up halfway through. So they bought here. It's like, ah, I think I'll stop here. Ah, no. And this is just, I mean, you can see how fast it's moving there. It's just like instant and zip away. They don't let people buy there. It's just stop hunt, wick. We slam it here. If you guys, if you guys manage to get in, you got in, but doubt you did. I mean, some of you guys did. Which is, I didn't, I'm sad. Nothing to be sad about. Just move that to the next trade. Again, we're seeing those cells coming in here. It's not something you like to see. Short term downside, maybe, but usually those indicate another swipe higher because people get greedy and they say, ah, cool, I got the top. I got the top. Like, people get the bottom. They don't get the bottom. They don't get the top. They get liquidated. So definitely just wrong time sort of say things. You can see people are coming in short here because they see this high. And that's basically does this entire move, undone most of this move here and the reasoning for this move. So you want to see, again, green dots signifying that price wants to come down. And you can see how anytime we end the day, end the day short, there you go. Okay, you know what? You went short. I went long to take out your shorts. Then I did something bad. Then I moved down to the short that you wanted to take. Okay. So we end the day, no one wanted to buy. After a long, long trip of buys. Okay, cool, slam back down. People can get scared and they're short. Same thing here. Buy it, sell it, just back down. So you want to see that, take that out. Okay. I think that will cover everything today. Hopefully you guys know what you guys are doing and what you guys are looking for. Seeing some spot buying now, I think they finally get spotted interested. So 2,200, I mean, you're looking for it to go up. Like always wait for 10 o'clock, generally thinking we wait for it to come down. Your two emotions are either it starts bowing, either it starts bowing, which I don't think he does at this rate and just curbs it down, or it pushes higher after going down for a bit and swipes out the liquidity from the shorts on this, on this leg here to then push down. And that's about it. That's all I got for today. Thank you guys for so much for coming. Yeah, ADR streams during PAL happen a few times. Yeah, I mean, it's there for a reason. They follow these mathematical numbers for a reason because it's easy to input into computers. Prepping price for PAL, yeah, prepping price for PAL. These are probably going to say something stupid. So if you say something stupid, that should go signal. But then again, you can watch what's called in Bruce live. He'll do at 10 o'clock. He's always up on 10 o'clock, so you can watch him after this. Have yourself a tea break, get some food in you, prep for 10 o'clock. That's your start time. Trying to hit close to 0.38. If you think it's going into the moon, then it's not going into the moon. Just do the opposite way you think. Okay, we'll end it there. Okay, Bruce at 10 o'clock, just remember that. Bruce comes on, and again, 10 o'clock is always your go time, so it's great to catch Bruce. He'll do short-term macro analysis. How often stream? Yeah, I got this code. It should be in bookmarks description, and also my description. Also, I streamed with bookmarks at the same time. Sometimes it might be a bit earlier, usually a bit earlier. I tried to climb on 0.830 EST, and you guys can do the conversions in your head. Who is it that you would say streams? Bruce streams. If you go to bookmarks YouTube channel, Bruce or bookmarks Discord, he streams on there, and you can catch him, and he'll do ES and stock analysis. And remember, it's a lot of correlations to Bitcoin and the ES, so it's really good to pay attention to both. And even if they're not correlated, they will always end up correlation. Actually, let's come back for a bit, and I'll showcase that for that. I need to see help. Oh, my indicator. Where's my correlation? There we go. Downloading. Bitcoin is obviously one-to-one correlated with itself. Let's return the Dixie off as well, and just look at any time where it's not correlated with the ES, it becomes correlated. Okay, any time it moves out of correlation, it becomes correlated. So it's a good tool to look at both ES, and that's why I look at it on the channel with you guys. So, okay, now it's the end time. So do pay attention to that. So other than that, have a lovely evening, have a lovely morning wherever you are, and I will catch you guys Monday. Thanks all day. Yeah, I'll do Monday. Why not? Peace.