Study of the interplay between timeframes (see comments on 6E). Also: inverse correlation between DX and GC/SI

Several important lessons in this video!

Insisting on a trigger (ZC). Monitoring for pattern failure to strengthen case (RTY). Reading RRR to forecast re-emergence (KC)

Characteristics of slides (6S). Our entry technique (RB). First signs of emerging patterns (ES).

How to use failure tests to identify high probability setups (ZN)

Using a LTF failure test to identify aggressive entry point into HTF pullback.

Lesson on managing trade in previous pivot area in a pullback trade

Lesson on “train leaving the station”

Lesson on the CL: “first area to fail”

Market Scanner Pro: quick review. On the effectiveness of our method. Trailing slides. Managing difficult trades (6J).

Lesson on simple pullback transitioning into a complex pullback. Slide along the Keltner ending abruptly. Doji warnings. Entering daily trade on 60min chart.

Lesson on discretionary evaluation of flags (if you watch this video, make sure you look at the charts the next day)

Lesson on flag character (6N/6J). Correlation (GC/SI, ES/NQ). Lesson on being bearish and bullish on the same market but on different timeframes (SI)

Lessons on identifying potential measured moves (RTY, 6A, 6J)

Lesson on what flags to ignore

Lesson on re-entry/revenge trading: when to do it, when not

Lesson on “distortions in low-volume environments”, using correlation to anticipate moves (GC/SI, RB/CL)

Lesson on flags (RTY, RB), secondary flags (HO), keeping a runner (ZL)

Techniques to enter a pullback. See also this blog post

discussion: shape and function
translating trade ideas to smaller charts
taking profits at less than 1R

profit-taking when previous pivot is within 1R target

clues for a weakening/flattening trend (ZW)

interpreting information from multiple timeframes (CL)

three possible outcomes of pullback trades

chart messages in Standalones

interpreting setups in a HTF context

considering potential HTF exhaustion

• how to trade timeframe conflicts

• spotting exhaustion as first sign of potential move out of flag

• example of horizontal consolidation (6J)

• mean reversion on stock indexes

• what flags to skip

• how to interpret timeframe conflicts

• standard deviation as a (good) way to measure volatility

• putting pure algorithmic calculations in a cognitive context

- when to abandon ship (lack of follow-through) (KC)
- how to use pattern failure to confirm setups (CL)
- ‘restoration of market structure’ after parabolic distruction (ZW)
- tendency for mean reversion on stock indexes (ES etc.)
- potential flush event (BTC)
- how to spot potential exhaustion on HTF (ZB)
- correlation on currencies
- violation of support areas is the norm/natural market behaviour (DX)