TONY IYKE OCTOBER 2025 MENTORSHIP(MARKET STRUCTURE)
By FOREX LEAKED COURSES
Summary
## Key takeaways - **Core Strategy Pillars**: The strategy consists of four key things: market structure, liquidity, point of interest, and directional bias. Market structure tells the direction of the market at that point, liquidity is the zone where there is money in the market where price is likely to go to first, point of interest is what the key areas you look out for for you to enter your trades, and directional bias is basically the general direction of the market on the higher time frames. [02:09], [03:41] - **Uptrend Defined**: An uptrend consists of when market is making a series of higher highs and then higher lows. Each high that comes out will always precede the other one, and each low that comes out will always be higher than the previous low. [05:00], [06:03] - **Market Structure Shift**: A market structure shift is the concept of trading reversals and is the indication that the current trend of the market is ending and the new trend is about to begin in the opposite direction. It occurs when price deviates from the current pattern of a particular trend, such as failing to make a higher low in an uptrend or taking out a previous low. [12:02], [15:00] - **Break of Structure**: The concept of continuations is called a break of structure, defined as a scenario where price keeps breaking key levels while maintaining its current trend. Key levels can be a resistance level, a support level, a high or a low, and this works in both trending and ranging markets. [30:17], [31:23] - **Double Break Preference**: When trading continuations, pay attention to double break of structure or multiple break of structures where market takes out more than one zone, such as two highs or lows, while maintaining the trend. Single breaks are disregarded for entries, but any market structure shift is used for reversals. [36:02], [38:01] - **Inducement as Liquidity**: Inducement is a type of liquidity used in picking entries and is the first valid pullback that price gives you after a market structure shift or a double break of structure. It acts as a trap that price will sweep before triggering the point of interest. [50:10], [01:02:48]
Topics Covered
- Market structure shifts signal trend reversals.
- Breaks of structure confirm trend continuations.
- Double breaks ensure strong continuations.
- Inducement traps lure traders into false moves.
- Order blocks hold institutional buy orders.
Full Transcript
So first of all, I want to welcome you guys to the October advanced class 2025 session.
And before we start the classes, I want to let you guys know that we're all here to learn.
And for you to register for this class, it means you need finetuning in how you already trade because it's not a beginner's class. And I would expect everyone here to act accordingly since the class is not for beginners.
I it was already stated before you join the classes.
It's for advanced uh students that already have the basic knowledge of trading. So we're here to learn.
Just because you have one session doesn't mean that you're already going to be profitable and know everything there is to know about this strategy.
It's something that it's not even like complicated.
It's just one that requires you being patient enough for the classes to be done. Back testing, forward testing, practicing what you've been taught.
Most people are here because they expecting signals. I don't give signals.
It was already stated. And some people will start sending you setups that are yet to play out. Because just because I've taught one topic does not mean that everything, every criteria that needs to be met before you take a trade has been taught.
because there's first topic, second topic, third topic, fourth topic and all those things need to be in line before you take a trade. So because we are done with one topic doesn't mean that you already know what you need to know for you to jump onto the live market.
So if you're not careful, you will burn yourself out. So I suggest learning at the same pace that I'm teaching.
So it will be easier for you if you do that.
So um that being said um let's start um the class.
So let me share my screen with you guys.
So um the the strategy that I'm teaching all consists of three key things well four key things market structure liquidity point of interest and then directional bias.
Market structure, equity, point of interest, directional bias.
Now for the question sessions for this class once I'm teaching you focus on learning after we are done with the classes a recorded session will be sent to you guys to practice what you are taught and rewatch the classes and everything and then the next class we're going to have tomorrow you can now come with the questions you have from this first class.
So I would prefer you pay attention to the teachings first so that you can get everything that I'm saying.
So don't miss any important uh notes.
So first of all, the market structure basically tells you um the direction of the market at that point.
The liquidity is the zone where there is money in the market where price is likely to go to first and then the point of interest is what the key areas you look out for for you to enter your trades.
Then the directional bias is basically the general direction of the market on the higher time frames. Hope you guys are following me up please. And um is everything clear?
My my recording is it clear?
Can you guys see my screen very well?
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So we're going to start off with market structures first.
So market structure is basically the current flow of the market, the current direction of the market, the the pattern prices to approach one point or one level in the market or another. So for example, when price moves from maybe here to here, the flow, the pattern that price used to approach this level to this level is what market structure is.
When price moves from here to here, the pattern price used to approach this level to this level is what market structure is.
Now when it comes to the basics of market structure, we have three ways that price makes his movement.
So firstly, we have what under the trending market cuz there's two categories.
The trending market and then the ranging market.
But it's all three ways that price makes his movement. Now the first way under the trending market is we have the uptrend.
So basically your uptrend is consists of when market is making a series of higher highs and then higher lows.
So this is an uptrend when price is making a series of what? Higher.
This is not in the advanced class.
I'm just trying to get you guys up like on par with basic market structure before I now go deeper.
So the uptrend consists of market giving you a series of higher highs and then higher lows.
Higher highs and then higher lows. higher highs and then higher lows. This is what an uptrend is and is one of the basics of market structure, one of the ways that price makes his movements.
So either price is trending to the upside or is trending to the downside or is ranging.
An example of an uptrend is clearly this.
Can see it. Market is giving you higher highs, it's giving you higher lows.
It's giving you higher highs.
It's giving you higher lows. It's giving you higher highs.
It's giving you higher lows.
It's giving you So each high that comes out will always pre precede the other one.
Then each low that comes out will always be higher than the previous low.
That is how you can tell what an uptrend is.
And in a downtrend is market literally giving you a series of words.
Lower highs then lower lows.
Lower highs then lower lows. Lower highs then lower lows.
lower highs then lower lows.
Everything we have to trade about market structure all revolves around trading the patterns that price makes his movement.
Everything you have to trade about market structure all revolves around trends orange range.
So the ranging market part of it is basically when market is consolidating if you see it you wouldn't really know if market is trending to the upside or is trending to the downside.
It's just going to be fixated at one point. So an example of a ranging market is basically price what moving from support to your resistance.
From resistance it comes down to support.
From your support it goes back to resistance.
From resistance it comes back to support. From support it goes to resistance.
Resistance to support.
So this an example of what an uptrend example of what a downtrend an example of what a ranging market. These are the three basic ways that price makes movement.
There's no how you will see market approach one level or another and they are not either trending to the upside trending to the downside or ranging.
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So like I was saying the basic patterns that prices to move around either is trending to the upside or is running to the downside or is ranging. You will not find any market movement that does not involve any of these three. If you check here market moving to the upside is trending up.
If it's going to the downside it's trending down. If it's not moving it's ranging.
So these are the three basic ways that price makes his movement is is stable.
This will always be a constant.
Either market is trending up or is trending down or is what is ranging.
So that's why I have to first of all illustrate that before I go further into teaching.
Now when it comes to market structure, what do we actually look out for when it comes to market structure? We look out for two important key concepts.
the concept of reversals and then the concept of what continuations. What do I mean by that? If market is trending to the upside and is giving you a series of higher highs, higher lows, higher highs, higher lows, higher highs, higher lows, this sort of thing. Eventually, it gets to a point where you would want to actually trade this. You want to either join the uptrend or you want to get into the market and you came out and you found out that market was what trending to the upside. The only two things that will be on your mind is am I joining this trend?
Am I joining this buy or am I joining the sell? These are the two things will be that will be on your mind.
Market is market is on an uptrend.
You want to you come on the trade on your chart.
You see the chart and everything.
The market is moving.
The only two things that will be on your mind is what is the market going to continue this uptrend or will it just stop and then change to a downtrend and start selling.
This will be [snorts] your only two questions. That's the only thing that is needed when it comes to trading market structure.
Whether you are selling or then you are buying it all matters because of market structure.
[snorts] So already we have three ways that price moves.
uptrend, downtrend, then what? Ranging markets.
Now the two concepts we use in trading this is what? First of all, the first one is what? The concept of of reversals and the second one is the concept of continuations.
So the concept of what reversals and the second one the concept of continuations.
Now what [clears throat and snorts] this means is that if market is in a particular trend or you see a basic market structure movement, you're either looking to reverse the the direction of the market or you're looking [snorts] to what join the direction of the market and continue the trend. Now the concept of reversals only works on trending markets.
You see this uptrend and then a downtrend.
You can only use the concept of reversals there.
Meanwhile, the concept of continuations works both on trending markets and ranging markets because you can only reverse a trend.
So, if market is trending to the upside, you can actually reverse it to the downside.
And the market is trending to the downside, you can actually also reverse it to the upside, but you cannot reverse a ranging market.
So, the concept of continuation is only applied to what? You can use the concept of reversals on only trending markets but the concept of continuations you can use in ranging markets and then trending markets.
So now comes down to this thing.
What is actually the concept of reversals and what is the concept of continuations?
The concept of reversals is called a market structure shift.
Now get this down. A market structure shift is the concept of trading reversals and is the indication that the current trend that market is on is ending.
and the neutron is about to begin in the opposite direction.
I will type it down. The concept of reversals is called the market structure shift or an MSS is the indication that the current trend the current trend of the market is ending and the new trend is about to begin in the opposite direction.
This is what um uh marketership is.
So the concept of what the concept of reversals is what you call a market structure shift.
So under this what the concept of reversals.
So, and make it bold symbol.
Mhm. So, the concept of reversals is called the market structure shift.
is basically the indication that the current trend of the market is ending and the new trend is about to begin in the opposite direction.
[snorts] One thing about the concept of reversals is that before market can change from one particular trend that is on to the opposite direction, you must see a market structure shift. If you had market and it's been very bearish for a long period of time before market will start buying back up, you must see the concept of reversal. And the concept of reversals is what the market structure shift.
Now, how do you now tell what a market structure shift is?
So, it's basically when price deviates from the current pattern of a particular trend.
Now, we already know that an uptrend is made up of what? Higher highs and higher lows.
The moment price deviates from making higher highs and higher lows, then a market shift just occurred.
What I mean by that is an uptrend is what?
Higher highs, higher lows.
Higher highs, higher lows, higher highs, higher lows, higher highs.
And when price comes here and fails to make a new higher low, so market can start pushing up to the upside again and it takes out this low.
This is what you call a market structure shift.
Same thing. A downtrend is made up of what?
Lower highs, lower lows.
Lower highs, lower lows. lower highs, lower lows, lower highs, lower lows.
The moment price comes and instead of making a new lower high to continue pushing market to the downside, it takes out this high.
Instead, the moment this happens, then this is just what a market structure shift is.
So a market structure shift is what the concept of trading reversals.
And before you can get market changing directions to any d any other side, you must first of all see a market structure shift.
Not only a market structure shift, you must still see the other confluences that you need to take a trade for your reversal concept.
But the first important thing you must see is a market structure shift.
An example of that is what this is a downtrend because how is it a downtrend?
Market was giving us lower highs and then lower lows.
Lower highs and then lower lows. Lower highs and then lower lows. Then what the price do came here instead of making another lower high so it can continue pushing back to take this low and what they do instead it came here and took out this high and then closed above it with the body of the candle. The moment that happened you got our market structure shift right here.
So the market is basically a deviation from the current pattern of a particular trend.
So even if it's just a mini trend for a small period of time, the moment you get that deviation from that behavioral pattern of that trend, then you've gotten a market structural shift.
So this is an example of a structural shift.
This was a downtrend and it consists of what? Lower highs and lower lows.
The moment price disrespected that lower highs and lower lows and made this higher high instead. They made this higher high instead, then you got yourself a market structure shift.
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You guys should disregard the questions for now.
You understand?
Questions will come in later. Just focus on what I'm teaching for now. So disregard the questions for now.
So the concept of trading reversals is what you call a market structure shift.
So wherever you see a a a market or or on any direction maybe is trending to the downside before that market will reverse from being on a downtrend to now being on a uptrend. Before that thing will happen you must first of all see a market structure shift. And if you have market on an uptrend before market will change direction from that uptrend to a downtrend you must also first of all see a market structure. So but there are other things that that you can you that will be applied to this and directional bias is one of them which is why I say you just have to back test now and leave trying to enter the live market for now because knowing just market structure and knowing just market structure shifts or the inducement and your point of interest is not enough. You can still also be trading in the wrong direction of the market and you will see all those confluences and still end up losing.
That's why I solely suggest back testing and then if you want to forward test take it on a practice account and then you understand keep practicing until we are done with classes. That's when you can fully get everything you need to trade this thing well.
So like I said market stru sheet is what the concept of trading reversals and then whenever you get that market sheet it means that whichever trend the market is currently on is about to end and the market is about to begin a new trend in the opposite direction.
So and I gave an example of it here this previous downtrend then all of a sudden price took this high out giving us what a market structure shift.
The moment that happened, it means that this downtrend that market was on before is now ending.
And what market to do soon is what?
To change directions to the opposite side, which is now this thing was bearish before.
The moment we got this market and it's very clear market is about to change directions to what?
To the upside. Is now going to disregard this previous downtrend and he wants to now become bullish.
That is the concept of trading reversals.
That is what the concept of trading.
Just because you've been taught this does not mean oh that's what you're going.
No, it does not really work all the time because you have to be trading in the right direction of the market.
Market cannot be overall bullish and you be looking for for trades to the downside and be looking at every s shift and say you are using it as you will lose hopefully you will lose.
That's why I suggest waiting first.
Another thing, another S shift here is again what do you see this clear uptrend is what giving us lower highs and lower lows.
Lower highs and lower lows. The last the last low was here. Price pushed up and what did they do? Came back again and broke this low. The moment this happened, it signified what a market structure shifts.
The moment this low was taken out.
So market structure occurrence is what?
When price deviates from the current pattern of the market, how how is this a deviation?
Because for an uptrend to be to be continued, market needs to be making lower highs and lower lows.
But the moment that price what made after making this lower low here and made this lower high, it could not continue to keep making another lower high instead started going to the downside.
That is what you call a market structure shift.
So that low that price broke while trying to make that lower low that is where your market structure occurrence happened.
So that is the first concept of market structure.
the concept of reversals.
Now, we're going to move on to the what?
The concept. Hope you guys understand what I'm saying. You guys understand what I'm what I'm saying?
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Okay. So I will go again. The concept of reversals is what you call a market structure shift.
It means that before market can start changing directions to the opposite side, you must first of all confirm a reversal concept. What do I mean by that? Okay, let's see.
Market was moving up here last week. So, we can see market giving us higher highs and higher lows.
higher highs and then higher lows, higher highs [snorts] and then lows.
What the market do again?
It came up here and took out this low.
The moment this low was taken out, we got what you call a market structure shift.
So it means that before market can change direction to the opposite side.
Now what what happened after this market shift?
Price eventually came up and then market started selling. So before you can see market change directions to the opposite side, you must first of all get the concept of reversals.
That concept of reversals is what signifies that market is about to change direction to the opposite side. Same thing that happened here.
This uptrend.
What did price do? Eventually it came and took this low out. Instead of continuing making higher highs and higher lows, it failed to make a new um higher low to push up again. What did it do instead?
It took out this low. That signified a market structure shift. The moment you get a market structure shift, just know that market is about to change directions to the opposite side.
So since this was previously bullish, the moment you got a market structure shift occurrence, it means that market was now preparing to become what? Bearish.
And what what happened later in the market?
Price started dropping and selling from this previous uptrend to now market becoming bearish.
So the concept of reversals means that if market is on a particular trend, let's say market has been buying for a long period of time. Before market will stop buying and start selling, you must first of all see a market structural shift.
And if market has been bearish for a long period of time, selling for a long period of time, even if selling for a short period of time, before market will stop selling and start buying, you must also see a market structure shift occurrence.
That is what signifies a a a change in direction of the market.
That is what you call a market structure shift.
So that is what I was trying to explain to you guys. So market structure sheet is basically what the is basically the indication that the current trend that price is on is ending and the new trend is about to begin in the opposite direction.
I've explained market shift again.
Hope you guys understand me now.
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So that is what market associate is.
Now that we are done with the concept of reversals, we can now move on to the to the concept of continuations.
Now what do I mean by the concept of continuation?
When someone says you should continue something, it means that the previous thing you were doing before, they would want you to to still stick to that thing.
That is what continuation means.
It means like proceed with the previous thing you were doing before.
So the concept of continuation basically means for market to still maintain its current trend and we use that concept of continuation.
We want to join the current trend of the market.
Let's assume that market has been selling from this zone down to this zone.
It kept selling. Before market will buy, you will first of all see the concept of reversals first.
After you've seen this concept of reversals, a market is now buying.
If you want to now get more entries and join the buy, you now have to use the concept of continuations for that.
the first time reversal from for the market from one direction to the other you will get the concept of reversals but the moment that price wants to now continue moving in one direction and you're looking to get more entries in that direction you will now have to use the concept of continuations.
So for example, this cell that price was on before price started buying, you will use the concept of reversals to get the first entry.
But after you've used that concept of reversals, if you want to now get more entries for the buy moving forward, you now have to use the concept of continuations.
I will go again. If market was in one direction and you want to change the direction to the opposite side, you have to use the concept of continuations.
But the moment that you've gotten that con so you have to sorry let me repeat myself again.
If market is on a particular trend and you want to change the direction from that trend to the opposite side you have to use the concept of reversals. But the moment you use that concept of reversals and you now want to now start trading in that new direction of the market you now have to start using the concept of continuations.
You're no longer reversing the market. You're now looking for continuations to now join in the current trend.
If market is selling and you want to look for more sell entries, you have to use the concept of continuations.
If market is buying and you want to look for more buy entries, you have to use the concept of continuations.
But if market is selling and you want to look for buys, you have to use the concept of reversals.
Same way if market is buying and you want to look for sells, you have to also use the concept of reversals. I hope you guys are following me up.
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That's why I was not drawing anything on the screen.
So there was there was no delay.
I was not drawing anything on the screen yet.
I was not drawing anything on the screen. So it was just on trading view.
I was not showing anything on the screen like I was not doing anything on the screen now.
I was just talking.
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So it's just like hey so let me explain it like layman layman terms if you're if you're moving from from from let's say Abuja to Lagos you've been going from Abuja on a straight way and you say you want to turn from Abuja and go back to Lagos sorry let me let me just put in a layway you're going from Abuja to Lagos and you in a straight line and all of a sudden halfway to Lagos you say no you want to turn back to where you're coming from you have to use the concept of what reverse house to reverse from where you are going to to another direction.
But if you're moving forward and you want to still find more ways to move forward, you now have to use continuations.
That is basically what this means. If you are going down and you want to look for more entries to go down, you use continuations.
But if you are going down and you want to start going up, use reversals.
Same way, if you are going up and you want to look for more entries to go up, use continuations. But if you're going up and you want to go down, you have to use reversals. That is basically what this means. [snorts] So that is just uh what I was trying to explain since.
So the concept of reversals is to change the current direction of the market.
But the concept of continuations is to join the current direction of the market.
So this will will narrow everything down for you knowing when to use reversal concept and knowing when to use continuation concept. So after we've gotten our structure part of our strategy, our structure part of our strategy just consists of two things.
Concept of reversals and then concept of continuations.
And now that I've explained it, we now know when to use which.
But now I've not said what the concept of continuation is.
The concept of continuation is called a break of structure.
A break of structure is defined as when market keeps breaking a key level while maintaining its current trend.
I'll type it out.
The concept of continuations is what's called a break of structure.
That's right.
It's called a breakout structure is defined as a scenario where price keeps breaking key levels while maintaining it current trend.
So the concept of continuations is called what?
A break of structure and is defined as the scenario [snorts] where price keeps breaking key levels while maintaining its current trend.
Breaking key levels means something like this.
A key level can be a resistance level, a support level, a high or a low.
You see this thing here that you just saw market giving us higher highs and higher lows.
The moment that price breaks this high, this high is a key level.
So this right here that just happened here is a break of structure.
The when price also breaks this high, this high is also a key level.
So this just happened here is also what?
Another break of structure. The moment price breaks this high, this high is also a key level.
So this just happened here is what?
Another break of structure.
If for the bearish side, the moment price breaks this low, this low is a key level.
So this just happened here is a break of structure. Then the moment price pulled up again and broke this low, this low right here is also what?
Another key level. So this is also what?
Another break of structure.
The main price also broke this low. This low is also what a key level. So this just happened there is what? Another break of structure.
You see this range right here.
This high and the low here is also what key levels. So if market keeps ranging and all of a sudden comes here and breaks and closes above this zone, then this thing just did here is also what another breakout structure.
That's why I said you can apply the concept on reversals that is market s shift in trending markets.
We cannot apply it in ranging market.
But the concept of continuations you can apply in both trending markets and then ranging markets.
So if market takes out this high is a breakoff structure.
All these lows that market is breaking while forming this lower highs and lower lows.
You see this lower highs, lower lows.
If you make this lower highs and makes a lower low, this low is a breakoff structure.
A structure can be a support level, a resistance level, a low or a high.
So when price breaks any level, that's what a break structure. So that is the concept of trading continuations.
But when it comes to picking for example an example of that is you see the moment that price um did this uh stuff and then lower highs and then lower lows.
This high this is a break of structure.
When it breaks this high is a break of structure. If price breaks this high this is also what another break structure.
The moment price broke this high is also what another breakout structure.
So a breakout structure is where market keeps breaking key levels but it's going to keep maintaining its current trend.
If you pay attention while it was breaking this high and this high it kept maintaining what an uptrend the so that is what a breakout structure is.
When market keeps breaking a key level [snorts] while maintaining its current trend.
You see what this market did here taking this low out.
That's a breakout structure. It took this low out here.
That's another breakout structure.
It took this low out here.
Another breakout structure. All this is happening while market is maintaining a downtrend.
That is what a breakoff structure is.
When market keeps breaking key levels while maintaining his current trend.
That is what a breakup structure is.
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And so if your network is actually is lagging or anything, the class is going to be recorded. So even if you don't get everything in the first class, you can get it on the second class.
Do you understand? So that is why I record the classes.
And then there's question sessions for tomorrow where if you're confused, you can bring the questions to the classes when we have tomorrow.
So don't be in a hurry. I'm going to send the recording once I'm done with this class.
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You know, we're in Nigeria now.
So network sometimes fluctuates.
So that is what a break of structure is.
Now the thing is that when it comes to trading break structures, I don't I don't trade like every breakout structure out there. That's what I pay attention to when it comes to trading breakout.
When it comes to trading the concept of continuations, that is what I pay attention to and that is that thing is called double breakoff structure or multiple breakoff structures. What do I mean by multiple breakout structures?
When market is on a particular trend and is given all all these higher highs and higher lows each high that market breaks is called a single breakout structure.
A single breakout structure is basically your market takes out just one zone, just one level. It can be one resistance, it can be one high, but it's just taking out one level. But when when I when I'm talking about a double break of structure or multiple breakoff structures is where market takes out more than one zone. Now what you ask what do I mean by more than one zone?
Let's assume that when market was coming down, let's say there was a high here.
Uhhuh. Then price was started let's say market started moving to the upside and then gave us a structure sheet first and then eventually started buying.
The moment price starts maintaining an uptrend and is giving you you see this a higher high and this is a higher low.
This is what a single break of structure it will give you what another higher high take out this high another single breakout structure.
We pull back again a higher high single break structure.
Why am I calling this single break structure?
It's just taken out one zone.
One high taken, one high taken, one high taken.
But see the moment that price does this higher lows and then makes a higher high, taking out this high and then this formal existing high here, that is what I call a double breakout structure or multiple breakout structures cuz it did not only take out this zone, it also took out this zone.
So this double breaker structure is what I pay attention to when it comes to trading the continuation part of this strategy.
But if it's for the for the reversal part once I see any single market structure shift whether it's a double or a single I don't care. I have marked it out.
But when it comes to trading continuations I would want to see market take out more than one zone.
For example, the moment this high was taken out, I did not pay attention to looking for any trades here. You see, when this high here was taken out, I did not try to trade anything here. Why?
Because only one zone was taken out. And that is what you call a single break of structure.
But when this high was taken out, I paid attention to this zone. Why?
Because when market took out this high, it also took out this high that was existing here before. And it also even took out this high that was also existing here.
Market needs to close above those zones. So when price took out this high, this high and this high and closed above it with the body of the candle, I can call this a double breaker structure and I can focus on looking for entries for this zone. But you see this single one that just took out one zone.
I'm not looking for any entries here.
I don't pay attention to them. I will just disregard it.
But you see this one that took out this high, this high right here, and then this one. Even if it just took out this high and this high, as long as it took out more than one zones, I can look at this as a double breakout structure and be able to use that for my continuation entries.
Same thing here. Remember I said continuation um breakout structure or more especially double breakout structure is only used in trading continuations.
It means that it's only when market is already moving in one direction and you're looking to enter a trade in that same direction.
That is when you now use double breaker structures.
So for example, market was now already moving to the upside.
If I missed the the market search entry and I want to find an entry for this uptrend, I will use double breaker structure.
And exactly when did I get my double breaker structure?
The moment price took what this high out and also took out this high that was existing here previously and closed above that zone with the body of a candle. That is what you call a double breakoff structure.
So this is I can pay attention and trade this one for the concept of continuations but I will not trade this one because only one high zone was taken out.
I will trade this one because this zone and this zone was taken out.
So more than one zone was taken out on the market.
So that is what I call a double breaker.
So when it comes to trading reversals, I can use a single market associate.
If market shift just took out one zone, I will trade it. But when it comes to trading continuations, I would want market to take out more than one zone when it was when it's breaking a structure.
Hope you guys are following me up.
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Okay.
So, so a lot of people tend to to a lot a lot of people tend to like um mis misinterpret this and a lot of people tend to not know when they should be expecting to get continuation entries from it.
So, it's it's confusing to some people, you understand?
It's confusing to some people and it should not be.
So you need to narrow down everything you are trading knowing that if I have markets selling for an extensive period of time let's say any pair you have that have been selling for a long period of time before that pair can be used as this thing before you can use that pair and reverse the trend of the market you must first of all see a market structure shift but if market is what is selling and you know you strongly just want to look for sales all you need to look for is what a double break of structure that is all you need to look for.
So that is the concept of reversals and then the concept of what continuations.
So as market is already selling here if I want if I was to look for more entries for a cell what I would wait for is for market to take out more than one zone.
So you see the moment that price took out this low. See this low here and also took out what this low.
This is what you call a double breakoff structure.
From this I can actually wait for market to now give me a continuation.
And what the price after that is it kind of make it made a retracement back for it to now get a good confirmation to sell again.
I will move on to point of interest later but I'm trying to tell you where I would actually start looking for entries for a sale.
Normally market is already bearish.
It's already selling.
If I should want to look for more entries for this cell, what I would look for is a double break structure. I wouldn't look for anything here because only one zone was taken out. I wouldn't look for anything here because only one zone was taken out.
But the moment price took this low and then this low and closed below them, I will start looking for entries around this zone. because it's a double breaker structure.
So that is that's the mistake that most people make.
They don't actually look out for double breaker structures or this thing or Yeah. Yeah.
They don't look out for double break structures.
They just look out for and they don't even know how to trade continuations.
That's most mistakes that people make.
So double double break structures is used to trade continuations while market sheet used to trade reversals.
So just get that um in your in your head.
If market is on any direction before it will start reversing you must first of all see a market structure shift.
But if market is in any direction and you want to still trade in that direction look for double breaker structures.
So that is that for the structure part of this strategy.
So after the structure part of the strategy what comes next is now the liquidity part of the strategy.
After the structure part of your strategy, what comes next is the liquidity part of the strategy.
Now what is liquidity? Liquidity are zones in the market where there are like money.
Understand? The zones where there are money because liquid I don't know if you know what liquid means.
If you're talking about finance, you're talking about liquid.
It means like you have like money like liquid cash.
So liquidity is basically a zone where there are a lot of money in the market.
Now there are different types of liquidity.
a lot of them.
But there's there's only one type of liquidity that I pay attention to when it comes to picking the for entries for my for my trade.
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So, okay. Yeah, this is faster. So this what I just thought is the structure part of the strategy.
Now it's time to move on to the liquidity part of the strategy.
And like I said there are different types of liquidity that we have.
But for this particular session, for this particular class, this first session, I'm going to be talking about only one type of liquidity and is the one we use in picking entries and is and it's called inducement.
Now inducement is a type of liquidity that we use in picking our entries.
An inducement is what? The first valid pullback that price gives you after a market structure shift or a double break of structure.
Listen again. An inducement is the first valid pullback that price gives you after a market structure shift or a double breakoff structure. Let me type it out.
an inducement.
So what I mean by a pullback is kind of like a retracement. It can be market giving you a slight retracement into where uh your market shift came from or into where your double breaker struure came from.
Like an example of that is let's say you have this uptrend.
Then we got our market shift. After that price should give you a retracement to the upside before eventually continue pushing back to the downside to either take this low out or get close to or equal to this low right here.
The the the retracement this candle retracement is now what your pullback is and that is what your inducement is.
Same way after this market shift, price should what?
Pull back to the downside before eventually pushing back up again.
So either take out this high or it will just slightly close above the high or be equal to the high. But it should at least get close to the high or take it out.
That will make that's what makes a valid inducement.
So the low right here is what your inducement is.
If it's a scenario of a double break structure, then remember we looking for in this we're only looking for it after a market st shift or after we get a double break structure, not before a market shift and not before a double breaker structure.
You see these single breakoff structures, I'm not looking for any inducement from these ones.
The ones I look for an inducement in is the one that comes after a double breakoff structure.
So the moment that price takes this high and this high out, that's a double breakoff structure.
So I would expect a pull back to the downside before price will continue pushing to the upside again to take either take this high out or come close to or equal to this high. This would be my inducement.
So on this um example here when market gave us a structure to the upside and then price this is where the close happened.
The moment price pulled back down before eventually pushing back up to now take this high out then this low is our inducement.
Understand? Same thing it can be a single candle provided that that single candle continues moving in the direction of where your your structural shift candle stopped or the break or candle stopped is valid. For example, when market took this high and this high out, this is a double breaker structure.
And the high for that double breaker structure ended here. The moment that price gave us a retracement, this is a retracement.
See this candle here is a retracement.
This is an inducement.
The moment that price gave us this retracement before pushing up again to take out this high, then this is an inducement.
Same thing here. The moment price what came here took this high out and also taking out this high a double breakout structure.
The moment price did that and the candle closed and [snorts] then price came back again to now give us this pull back before price pushed up again to come here to take out this high. then this is a valid inducement.
So this is an inducement. I will mark it with IDM.
This is an inducement.
I will mark it with IDM. So in some cases you will see the inducement very clear like it will be a full candle and in some cases will just be a small candle week.
It all depends on the volatility of the market at that given moment.
So this is an inducement I'll mark it out with IDM and then here also after this market shift and price put down to the downside gave us that retracement before pushing back up this low is our inducement I'm working with IDM so an inducement is being gotten after a market shift or what a double break of structure.
That's what an inducement is.
So that first pullback that price will give you after a market shift or a double break or structure.
That inducement that pullback is what your inducement is in the market.
That pullback is what your inducement is [snorts] in the market.
So um does um see if I can spot it.
Okay, another example of this is market was on a downtrend for an extensive period of time.
So this this is a question to you guys.
Now before I would start looking for buys on this downtrend, what concept of market do I need to see first? market was bearish, it was selling, giving us lower highs and lower lows and lower high.
So before I will start looking for buys in this downtrend, what concept of market do I need to see first? The question is for you guys to answer exactly.
Mhm. See you guys are catching.
So before I can start looking for buys in that downtrend, I need to see the concept of reversals. And the concept of reversals is called what?
A market structural shift. And how do you get a market structure shift? The moment price deviates from the current pattern of the of the particular trend is on. So it was on a downtrend and the current pattern of a downtrend is what?
Lower highs and lower lows.
So the moment price deviates from making lower highs and lower lows then it means that I've gotten that um that reversal concept.
So let's see if we can spot market devating deviating from that current pattern.
So let's see we are seeing lower highs and lower lows and lower highs and lower lows and lower highs and lower lows and so on.
So the moment that price came here after making this last low and then it came up instead of making another lower high so it can continue pushing to the downside.
What did they do? It came up here and took out this high.
The moment that happened, we got what a market structure shift. You can even say even if this high, even if this is not the high you saw, when this high also was taken out, it is still a market structure shift.
So when price took out the high and closed above the high with a body candle, then that is what a market shift is. So this why I was taken out, but I saw my shift here.
It's clear right here because this was the last high before market made this low and the high was taken out. So if you pick this up is still a s shift.
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So on this chart now yeah we have seen our concept of reversals which is what our market structure shift. So you want is market structure liquidity point of interest.
So if you've seen the structure part, you now have to move on to the liquidity part which is what the the inducement.
So remember our inducement is what the first pullback that market gives us after a market shift or a double breakout structure and when market gave us this market shift the candle stopped here.
This was the candle of that sheet the high.
This is the candle the high.
So after that market came back down and gave us a pullback kind of a retracement here.
This candle right here this week is what our inducement is. I'm trying to be very precise here. A newbie that's still coming into here would have marked this as their inducement. No problem.
But that will really if on the long run it will mess up where you are picking your entries.
So you have to be very precise at where this shift came and then marking out the retracement that comes after to be able to mark your inducement properly.
So this is the inducement here the pullback that market will give you our inducement our market will IM.
So you see that is that is this.
So and then this is the reversal on now that market already we we already got that concept of reversals and if you're now looking for more entries for a buy now that we already got that market is now bullish after we got our st shift and we're looking for more entries for a buy what are we now going to be looking for the concept of what are we going to be looking for if market if we've already gotten that concept of reversals and then market is about to start buying and we're now looking for more entries for a buy what concept are we looking for exactly so you guys follow you guys are following me up. We're now looking for the concept of continuations and in this scenario a double breakoff structure.
Now a double breakoff structure where market takes out more than one zone.
So when market came here gave us this higher highs and higher low was there a double break structure here? No.
Because there was no no two zone was taken out.
But the moment that price came here and took this high and then this high out.
Now did we is there a double break structure here or not?
Exactly. That's a double break structure there.
So if we are looking for where we'll be looking for entries, we can actually mark and pay attention here.
Do you understand? So after we've gotten a double break of structure, next thing we look out for is what the liquidity part of the strate.
Remember for structure part of our strategy, we are looking for two things.
Market structure shift, double break of structure.
Any one of them that we see, we will take and move on to the next. In this one, we saw a market structure shift. We took it and we moved on to the next which will be the inducement. In this one we're looking for continuation. So we look for double breaker structure. So when this high here and then this high was taken out we got what our double breaker structure.
So we have gotten the first one that is DBO.
In fact this high here was also even taken out.
So the DBS even came from this zone.
So it took this zone this high and this high multiple zones.
Now the next part is for us to look for our what our liquidity and the liquidity is what the inducement the candle for that break closed above this zone.
This was where the candle stopped. So we would expect price to give us a retracement to the downside before pushing up to take out that high of whe candle ended.
So moment that price pulled back down gave us this low before pushing up to take out this high you got our inducement that is our IDM inducement.
Now the inducement is a trap.
Price will always come to sweep inducement and take it out.
Wherever you mark inducement don't rush to enter the market at that level.
Market will always come out to take your inducement away.
market will always come and sweep your inducement.
That is why is an is a is liquidity.
That is why is a trap. So it's just for you to mark it out and wait patiently for price to eventually come and take it out.
Now that is when you now move on to our point of interest part of the strategy.
The point of interest part of the strategy we have two points of interest that I make use of other blocks and breaker blocks. In this class, I'm going to talk about only the other block.
And in the next class, we'll now move to the breaker block because there are times that price will trigger from the other block. And there are times that price will trigger from the breaker block.
And there are rules in picking a point of interest that will tell you whether you're picking your entry from your OB or from your BB is your breaker block.
So, but in this class, I'm talking about the other block.
And most of the examples I will give are with other blocks.
Anyone that does not correlate with our entry, just know that the entry is supposed to be with a breaker.
So on the next class I'll talk about the breaker, talk about the rules in picking a point of interest and all that.
But for this class I'm just introduc introducing you guys to the concept and the strategy. So you have to bear with me. So now that you've gotten your your structure part of your strategy, your liquidity part of your strategy which is your inducement, it's now time for the point of interest.
So the points of interest I make use of the OB and the BB. Now for the other block or that's what I'm going to talk about in this class. Now the other block is a zone in the market where where there are a lot of in institutional orders.
What do I mean by institutional orders?
You see the buy and sell limit orders of banks, the big institutions and all the zones where they place those buy and sell limit orders. That's what your order block is. So we have two different types of order blocks. We have the bullish order block and then we have the bearish order block. The bullish order block you can identify it by what?
seeing a bearish candle then seeing a bullish candle that engulfves it and covers it up. This is the bullish order block and then the bearish the bearish order block you can identify it by what?
Seeing a be a bullish candle and seeing a bearish candle that engulfves it.
So if it's a bullish order block you first of all see a bearish candle then you see a bullish candle come up and engulf it.
But if it's a bearish other block, you will see what a bullish candle then a bearish one that engulfves and covers it.
And if you're picking your entries, you pick your entries from the demarcation of those candles.
Demarcation of this candle here.
That's where you pick your entry. And your stop loss at the last candles of the of those candles.
So if you're picking your entry from here, your stop loss will be below here.
And if you're picking your entry from here, your stop loss will be above here.
So there are sometimes you also find weeks in your other block.
For example, you can see a candle wick here in your other block and you be confused on where to pick your entry. If the wick is extremely small and smaller than the body of the other block, you can pick your entry from the week of the other block so you don't miss your entry.
But if it's an extremely long week, for an example, this is the week here and it's extremely long.
If you want to pick your entry, you pick your entry from the body of the other block. Especially if the week is longer than the body of the other block, pick your entry from the body here.
So that's now it's now time to fuse everything together. So first of all this was the previous downtrend before market gave us a structural shift.
After giving us a structure shift we have gotten the first part of our strategy which is what the structure part of the strategy. Next thing is to now look for the liquidity part of the strategy which will now be your inducement.
The moment that price gave us this pull back before pushing back we take out the high of whether market shift candle stopped. We got our proper inducement.
Now lastly, we're now going to look at our point of interest.
And in this scenario, everything I taught you guys is about order blocks. So you now have to look for your other block candle.
And since this was a previous downtrend and we got a market structure shift, which direction are we looking to trade this market in? If you have a downtrend and you get a market structure shift, which direction are you looking to trade?
Up to the upside.
So I'm looking we are looking to buy. Exactly.
So we're looking to buy. So since we're looking to buy, we're going to be making use of the bullish order block.
And the bullish order block is made up of what?
First of all, a bearish candle and next a bullish candle that what engulfves it and covers it. So if you look for it here, where can we find it?
It's litally here. This is the bearish candle and the bullish candle that engulfves and we're picking our entry from the demarcation of the candle here. So this is where you mark your entry and wait for it.
Now what the price do eventually price came up and rallied up and then swept our investment and then triggered our other block here our stop loss at the last candles.
Normally the stop loss is supposed to put it here but with experience me trading this I already know where my stop loss should be with experience.
So you can back test how other blocks look and where to put your SL but normally this where you're supposed to put your stop loss on this trade but it's not supposed to be to this level.
I took this trade and my stop loss was here. So with experience you will get that but normally you would have kept your stop loss here and this was the trade. So I I'll teach you about take profit levels later also.
So that this was the trade. So whenever market came here and triggered this zone immediately started buying. So my stop loss was here for this trade because I took the trade and this was the particular trade.
So confluencing structure liquidity point of interest we were able to get this first trade.
This was for this is for reversals.
Now let's assume you missed this trade.
You were not on the chart when this happened.
But you already know the market is bullish and it's already buying.
So you're looking for more entries that then now comes continuations.
So the moment that price came here and took this high out and then this high we got what a double breaker structure.
After that the next thing you look out for is your inducement.
And remember when market gives you a double breaker structure you are still going to be trading in line with the current direction of the market.
So the market is bullish and we got a double breaker structure.
Which direction am I supposed to still be trading this market in?
Exactly to the upside.
So I got my double breakout structure.
The next thing I'll look out for is my inducement which is this pullback that price gave before pushing to the upside.
That is my proper inducement.
Next thing I now look out for is my point of interest.
And since I'm bullish, I'll look for the bullish order block.
So you see the B block is what? You see the bearish candle then the bullish candle that engulfs it. My entry will be from this other block here.
So eventually price will come out and sweep your inducement and then trigger your point of interest stop loss at the last candles of the OB. This was the second entry for the continuation.
Okay, let's assume. Okay, you're not active.
You still missed uh this one.
[snorts] You still missed this one.
You want to still enter a trade again.
No problem. Since we are still looking for more buy entries, continuation entries.
The moment price came here, took this high, took this high also and also took this high.
We got our multiple breakout structures.
After that price came and gave us an inducement before pushing back up here again.
So this is a proper pullback our proper inducement.
Now this is where it gets confusing.
You will now start marking your entries as this OB here and price will not trigger you in.
You will now think oh you are still waiting for this OB.
You will never tap you in like you have missed. Why? Because of this breaker block.
This is where price bought from.
Now in the next class we'll talk about the breaker. I talk about the rules in picking a point of interest.
Why I picked my OB here, picked the OB here.
And in this scenario, I'm picking a breaker block. Why? There are rules in picking a point of interest that will tell you whether to pick your entry from this or from that. But just one that one of the rules says you pick the point of interest that is closest to your inducement.
But in the next class, we get deeper into it. Just I just want to know that even if I missed this first buy, I would have gotten in from this continuation here.
And even if I missed the continuation here, I would have still gotten in from this continuation here.
from this understand the same double breaker structure in this mint and I would have gotten the continuation from there also.
So it's just the same thing over and over and over and over and over again here this trade market give us our market shift.
This was a previous downtrend and since this is a downtrend and we got a marketing to the upside, which direction are we going to trade this the market in now?
Previous downtrend markets exactly to the upside.
So we are looking for bullish moment bullish moves.
So after we got this market shift now to look for the next part of the strategy which is now the liquidity which is the inducement.
So the moment that price gave this pullback to the downside before pushing back up to take out this high, we got our proper inducement right here.
Lastly is the point of interest.
Same thing the other block. This is our OB.
This is where the entry is.
Pick our entry from the other block.
This zone that was what exactly price did tap to the other block and then started buying.
Just I'm taking all these trades.
I will go to my telegram where I keep my private trades and I will show you the trade is this trade right here. Um let me see cuz it's been yeah this is the trade right here.
I missed the minute but I got in at this level and this was when market was moving.
I still got the continuation entry again and then I still hit it.
Now this continuation entry I'll still show you the continuation to with this double break struure because that was how I was able to get the continuation entry.
Now market what came here after the main entry has been triggered I looked for another entry again when market took this high out remember continuation double breakout structure need to take out more than one zone while maintaining this current trend. So it took out this high and then this high I got my double breakout structure and I'm still looking for bullish moves. After that market give me a pull back before pushing back out to the upside. That is my inducement.
Lastly, my point of interest, the other block. This was the second entry for the continuation here.
So, just put everything I'm teaching is literally how the market moves is the structure is everything. This was the second entry right here.
And this that's that's the entry here.
See? So, this is the first one mode.
second one.
So that was literally the trade.
So the trade here can see the BTC buy.
BTC buy end up making 40K that day. So that was the BTC buy from down here like the trades I took for the this thing.
So it's literally the same thing, same concept over and over and over.
We will get more examples when we talk about the other point of interest in the next class.
And then um so because most of the examples now because once you get a reversal the most of the things we are focused on now is trading continuation.
In fact as market has been buying to the upside here we're no longer using double breakers we are looking for um continuations and most continuations work well with breaker blocks.
So when we talk about breaker blocks can talk about the rules in picking a point of interest properly and then we'll get more examples.
It becomes more elaborate to you guys also. So hope you guys followed up what I thought.
So, the thing is um so um we still have um the second class that we're going to do tomorrow cuz it's class is supposed to be Sundays but I fixed it today cuz I lost my my aunt this week. I lost my dad's sister on on Tuesday I think or on I forgotten the day but um either Monday or Tuesday I was told late so I had to come back from where I was to to the east so that's why the su was messed up so had the first class tomorrow we have the second class but on the long run is Sundays tomorrow for the questions after you watch the recording and understand um this thing.
We now bring the questions and I will answer for the question sessions in the class.
Uh so we also talk about the other points of interest and the rules in picking a point of interest.
We'll talk about the different types of liquidity that we have in the market. We now talk about the directional buyers, how to get the right buyers overall that will be in the final class.
So um so that's so that is it for this um for this session.
Um tomorrow we'll have the second class the same time 8:00 p.m.
Do you understand?
8 p.m.
[snorts] So um that's it for this particular session.
Once the recording is done, I will send it to you guys.
Once the recording is done, I'll send it to you guys.
Someone is saying recap. There's no you don't need a recap. The class is recorded.
You can just watch the class and back test and forward test.
what I just thought um I think it will be BTC because um my market is closed currently.
I'll open the group. I want to open the group towards the end of the session because if I open the group then a lot of people will dare me to close it cuz you guys will start missing important updates that I will drop in the group.
So that is it for this session.
Tomorrow we'll have another class and then the questions you have for this class you will bring it tomorrow. So I hope you guys enjoy the rest of your night and good night.
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