This webinar is the real holy grail! I have been following FT71 for around 2 years and took me hundreds of traderbites to learn everything he shows in this webinar. The traderbites are a must for me now and a part of my rutine. I recommend everyone to tune in. I do my homeworks before the show and can compare my levels and scenarios. It is awesome to see that my stalkzones and key levels are sometimes really close . I have improved a lot in the narrative and in visualizing scenarios. But this is just a part of trading. I am still struggling with emotions, confidence, FOMO and accepting the random outcomes. I have lowered my expectations and now I am trying to focus only in the process. Thank you Morad for providing such a good content and your constant support to the retails. I really appreciate your work and the effort you put in!
Absolutely. He's excellent. I found him a year ago but just wasn't ready yet. I never miss a TraderBite now and I'm enjoying all that Convergent has to offer. It's the real deal.
Thanks FT. I've been going through your webinar back catalogue these last two weeks. A lot of things you've said have really resonated with me and I've started to see genuine progress.
Enjoyed the video. It's quite well done. On the chart examples in the "reviewing structure" section you can clearly see buying opportunities on pullbacks where price pulls back to an FVG "fair value gap" which is nothing more than the algorithm seeking to fill in inefficiencies in price delivery and offering the sells side to a buyside imbalance/FVG. You can also see opportunities on pull backs when there's a liquidity grab as the algo (market maker) forces the triggering of sell stops for longs and then seeks to deliver price higher (manipulate) to sell the long positions the MM just bought to people that shorted and have buy stops in place up above other swings high. One thing that still has me puzzled is why the mini or micro futures market is called an auction. I hear examples of Producer-Dealer-Consumer and in some cases a car dealership is used as the dealer. The problem I have with that is that in the micro or mini the market maker is the producer AND dealer. The MM produces nothing but paper or digital contracts and and he is not the middle man. I don't believe that when Bob sells a contract that Sally bought it and that the MM facilitated the trade. There is never someone on the other side of trade that isn't a market maker. The MM knows where they want to take price and sets the algo to achieve that price. If they want to rebalance price moves where they want it to move and they will leverage news to make this happen. I see on some days on a single 1 minute bar before the close where upwards of 80K contracts are sold. I do not believe that in a down market there were enough buyers of 80K contracts for a dump of that size in one minute so it must be the MM that is consuming those sells.
Great webinar! My only question is about the runner. Once you cover risk with 2 lots, do you actively manage the runner at all? Or is it all or nothing? That whole don’t let a winner turn into a loser comes to mind.
I don't know how we will ever be able to truly thank you for all the free work you do for us.
By joining Convergent and using EdgeProX lol. Both of which are excellent. (Not affiliated)
This webinar is the real holy grail! I have been following FT71 for around 2 years and took me hundreds of traderbites to learn everything he shows in this webinar. The traderbites are a must for me now and a part of my rutine. I recommend everyone to tune in. I do my homeworks before the show and can compare my levels and scenarios. It is awesome to see that my stalkzones and key levels are sometimes really close . I have improved a lot in the narrative and in visualizing scenarios. But this is just a part of trading. I am still struggling with emotions, confidence, FOMO and accepting the random outcomes. I have lowered my expectations and now I am trying to focus only in the process. Thank you Morad for providing such a good content and your constant support to the retails. I really appreciate your work and the effort you put in!
Thanks for watching and your kind comments!
Absolutely. He's excellent. I found him a year ago but just wasn't ready yet. I never miss a TraderBite now and I'm enjoying all that Convergent has to offer. It's the real deal.
9am morning market videos are amazing - thank you
Thanks FT. I've been going through your webinar back catalogue these last two weeks.
A lot of things you've said have really resonated with me and I've started to see genuine progress.
Great to hear!
Great video - thank you so much!
Great webinar as always, thanks FT
Enjoyed the video. It's quite well done. On the chart examples in the "reviewing structure" section you can clearly see buying opportunities on pullbacks where price pulls back to an FVG "fair value gap" which is nothing more than the algorithm seeking to fill in inefficiencies in price delivery and offering the sells side to a buyside imbalance/FVG. You can also see opportunities on pull backs when there's a liquidity grab as the algo (market maker) forces the triggering of sell stops for longs and then seeks to deliver price higher (manipulate) to sell the long positions the MM just bought to people that shorted and have buy stops in place up above other swings high. One thing that still has me puzzled is why the mini or micro futures market is called an auction. I hear examples of Producer-Dealer-Consumer and in some cases a car dealership is used as the dealer. The problem I have with that is that in the micro or mini the market maker is the producer AND dealer. The MM produces nothing but paper or digital contracts and and he is not the middle man. I don't believe that when Bob sells a contract that Sally bought it and that the MM facilitated the trade. There is never someone on the other side of trade that isn't a market maker. The MM knows where they want to take price and sets the algo to achieve that price. If they want to rebalance price moves where they want it to move and they will leverage news to make this happen. I see on some days on a single 1 minute bar before the close where upwards of 80K contracts are sold. I do not believe that in a down market there were enough buyers of 80K contracts for a dump of that size in one minute so it must be the MM that is consuming those sells.
Thanks, for this valuable webinar
Glad you liked it
Great webinar! My only question is about the runner. Once you cover risk with 2 lots, do you actively manage the runner at all? Or is it all or nothing? That whole don’t let a winner turn into a loser comes to mind.
I just love your videos... Could you maybe explain, how you determine the RIks on/off parameters? =)
00:51 gonna be a good one coz i can tell by the uncertainty in the sound of the voice.
Thank you good video.
Glad you liked it!
So, you dont wait for any confirmation when the price is in the area youre looking? no engulfing or something??
Is it only me, that hearing he's voice like a robot? 🤔
Not just you, there was a problem with our streaming software for the first several minutes of this video. Sorry about that, has since been corrected!