from most of your content, I have made improvements in my trading skills. I can say, for me, most of it is doing 'eye training' - zooming in , zooming out (following what you did :)), practicing to spot the right structure, identify the break.. and not just that, I now have a better understanding of the market, S&D, P&D, liquidity and lots more... your teaching works to option too....TYSM!...upps..before i forget, yes i did make the 'pause' but after repeating your YT on the 10x..hihi
Hi Iliya, I can’t thank you enough for the incredible impact your channel has had on my trading journey. Your unique insights have completely transformed the way I perceive market structure, making it not just understandable, but truly captivating. I’ve learned so much from your teachings, and I feel more confident and empowered in my trading than ever before. You’ve truly changed my trading life, and I’m so grateful for all that you do! Thank you!
I backtested this, absolutely nails market. This is one of the best videos I have seen on YT. One doubt, how do we confirm that trend has now ended and institutions have started making positions in opposite trend?
Thank you so much sir 🇳🇬 I will be looking forward to your imbalance with orderblock in depth video Thank you so much one again for what you have been doing for the community ❤
I concur with the first comment. You do an EXCELLENT VIDEO Thank you. Please do a video on market structure, liquidity, and point of interest as it pertains to stocks and indices[ SPX, & QQQ]. Thanks
This is an awesome video, very helpful and with so much work put into it. Many thanks! Considering that the liquidity provided by the small retail trader is only 5-10% and obviously not enough for the giant orders of banks and institutions, the concept that these big guys get their liquidity manipulating the retail traders cannot be entirely correct, since they need much more orders. So I would assume that they mostly manipulate other institutions and banks too, which have to lose so that they can get their liquidity and win. Never heard anyone talking about it. Any opinions on that?
Well true, there are commercial traders and institutional traders. It's the competition between teh "big guys" as well. We are nothing in this game. But this "story" of manipulation makes it easier to understand the dynamic of the market and why those OBs are forming. At least that's what I believe in and how I understand it, which might be completely false. But, it doesn't matter what is true or not - if a pattern works, then put it to good use!
Okay first I’ve been hearing about the fractals indicator, but I understood how to see them through the structure breaks from your video without messing my chart up with the indicator 😊
Fantastic, first person I saw in 1year my trading study. Who finds ob's in continuation trends. Absolutely stunning. I think just He need to work on his TH-cam videos SEO. He'll get very fast Millions subscribers. ❤❤
@@TradingFanatic sir I have a major question if a candle break a high with wick does it consider the break of structure or it just consider as a liquidity sweep?
You must talk more vedeos about this structure imbalance liquidity and enrty the whole concept connect all together and make backtesting thanks I hope you get my point
I give you all the tools separately, so you understand them separately. Then, you can put them all together into a system. But i'll work on a strategy video as well, that's a good suggestion.
I don't trade these kinds of instruments, Paul. But, what I teach applies to any market. Any video I make on Forex/Indices will also apply to other markets. So - make sure to go and test it out.
Thanks for the feedback... You're too much. Please another question, is it possible to consider break of structure like if the previous Daily Candle high or low is broken by any of the current candle either from M15 or H1?
I have a question: do you follow any specific guidelines for identifying Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)? For example, in an uptrend, from the last bearish candle, how many subsequent candles do you consider when defining an FVG? I’ve noticed that sometimes the FVG appears right after the last bearish candle, sometimes with the Break of Structure (BOS), and occasionally even after the BOS. How many candles should ideally be considered after the last bearish candle to establish an FVG? In the video, I noticed that you seem to follow all of these different approaches, which makes it quite confusing.
I really couldn't understand and visualize what you meant... Can you maybe share a chart example of what you mean? I do follow very specific rules for Imbalances, both for the types of IMBs and also for the types of retests of Imbalances. But I haven't shared them. Don't overcomplicate things. An IMB is considered immediately after the 3-candle pattern closes, that's it.
Brother, make a video in which the market structure, premium and discount area, supply and demand, everything is put together so that we can watch the video again and again, make a video of about 2 to 2.5 hours. Make a complete video like a movie.
Why at time @42.07 that is bos? It's just 1 candle right? Don't we atleast need 2 candle to consider it as pullback? If no is it same case in all time frames?
I have a problem with the charts. A bullish candle on Fxcm might be a bearish candle on Oanda. Or a fvg on Oanda might b tapped while the one on Fxcm is still fresh. What do I do.
You pick one broker and you stick to it. With Forex, there will always be differences between the data providers. So - choose one and stick to it. I use FXCM mainly.
Let me tell you every single information out there on online platforms works if you follow the trend. Focus on market structure. Other concepts are easy.
I understand that order blocks are a popular and useful concept when combined with a trading setup, but sometimes the way they’re contextualized feels forced, just to make them seem relevant to mass psychology concept. Even in memecoins that have launched less than 24 hours ago, almost all chart patterns still hold, including fake breakouts or breakdowns, which happen quite often. I highly doubt there’s any significant interest from major banks or financial institutions in these freshly launched memecoins, yet these patterns still show up. When it comes to order blocks specifically, the context often feels ridiculously forced-it actually makes me laugh. How could banks or big institutions be managing charts on 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, or even weekly timeframes? And the funny thing is, you still find plenty of order blocks followed by fair value gaps (FVG) in memecoins that just launched. Or maybe, somehow, big banks are investing in memecoins with less than 24 hours of trading history and a market cap under a million dollars. But still, order blocks are usefull technique in trading, but not its context.
That's a really good and realistic point. It boils down to the question Who/What moves the market? Is it an Algo, is it banks or is it really a collective of all traders, who make patterns together? Honestly, we'll never know. I personally believe markets are ran by an algos and that's why we have such repeatable patterns and characteristics of price, that is systematically manipulated. I personally really resonate with the "story" I shared, although it might be complete nonsense. But to me, it makes see and I definitely see it working that way. Now - is it really banks sitting behind their screens making that stuff or is it algos doing it - we're never gonna know. So - why stress on it. Just look at the pattern and if it works - capitalize on it! But I do agree - we hear different contexts everywhere. I just thoughts it's good to explain to give some more context, as I could've just thrown the tool, which maybe would have been a better idea haha. Thanks for your feedback, it made me think.
@@TradingFanatic to understand who move the market, find and analyze pre computer chart. Do we see the same patterns we see in recent charts or not? Even a robust context like in the Wyckoff concept is still feel weird because we still a lot of Wyckoff pattern in low and micro cap tokens. For me, the best context is from Elliott wave because it based it's context on mass psycology. But, I agree with you, why stress on it? If it works and makes money, who cares? 🤝
@@0xBedjo888@0xBedjo888 that's good but to me I think, individual country economics moves the market, remember EURUSD for example stands for EUROPEAN CURRENCY AND UNITED STATE, CURRENCY so I think each individual economy create their own outlook which later affect its currency, the one who has the most accurate information and has the big money moves the market, it may be anything, maybe banks maybe individual with big money as well Now to you, who did you think moves the market?? And can you explain the Elliott waves ?
from most of your content, I have made improvements in my trading skills. I can say, for me, most of it is doing 'eye training' - zooming in , zooming out (following what you did :)), practicing to spot the right structure, identify the break.. and not just that, I now have a better understanding of the market, S&D, P&D, liquidity and lots more... your teaching works to option too....TYSM!...upps..before i forget, yes i did make the 'pause' but after repeating your YT on the 10x..hihi
Hi Iliya,
I can’t thank you enough for the incredible impact your channel has had on my trading journey. Your unique insights have completely transformed the way I perceive market structure, making it not just understandable, but truly captivating. I’ve learned so much from your teachings, and I feel more confident and empowered in my trading than ever before. You’ve truly changed my trading life, and I’m so grateful for all that you do! Thank you!
I backtested this, absolutely nails market. This is one of the best videos I have seen on YT. One doubt, how do we confirm that trend has now ended and institutions have started making positions in opposite trend?
Gladto hear it was helpful! For reversals - you simply wait for them to happen. I was for shift of order flow/structure.
Another simple clear and understandable concept.
Thanks teacher.
Love ❤ from a Student of your free Course..
Thank you so much sir 🇳🇬
I will be looking forward to your imbalance with orderblock in depth video
Thank you so much one again for what you have been doing for the community ❤
You are very welcome!
w'sup bro i remember watching one of your video's 2,5 years ago just when i got serious into trading. Great to see you're still rocking it
We keep going my man! How has your journey been?
@ might sound cliche but after studying almost every market theory and many ups and downs i finally found consistancy with malaysian SnR :)
Thank You for providing this gem
I concur with the first comment. You do an EXCELLENT VIDEO Thank you. Please do a video on market structure, liquidity, and point of interest as it pertains to stocks and indices[ SPX, & QQQ].
Thanks
PLEASE DO VIDEO ON MARKET STRUCTURE/ LIQUIDITY AND POINT OF INTEREST 🙏
Thank you very much brother this is the best video I have ever seen
This is the greatest video of all time
Let's goooo!
it was very amazing I learned something new thanks you very much
I'm so grateful for your lessons brother 😊 some would charge us a lot such information... God bless you 🙏👍
This is an awesome video, very helpful and with so much work put into it. Many thanks!
Considering that the liquidity provided by the small retail trader is only 5-10% and obviously not enough for the giant orders of banks and institutions, the concept that these big guys get their liquidity manipulating the retail traders cannot be entirely correct, since they need much more orders. So I would assume that they mostly manipulate other institutions and banks too, which have to lose so that they can get their liquidity and win. Never heard anyone talking about it. Any opinions on that?
Well true, there are commercial traders and institutional traders. It's the competition between teh "big guys" as well. We are nothing in this game. But this "story" of manipulation makes it easier to understand the dynamic of the market and why those OBs are forming. At least that's what I believe in and how I understand it, which might be completely false.
But, it doesn't matter what is true or not - if a pattern works, then put it to good use!
Bundles of thanks for this precious content
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You are welcome! Let me know what's your biggest learning from the video?
Okay first
I’ve been hearing about the fractals indicator, but I understood how to see them through the structure breaks from your video without messing my chart up with the indicator 😊
Fantastic, first person I saw in 1year my trading study. Who finds ob's in continuation trends. Absolutely stunning. I think just He need to work on his TH-cam videos SEO. He'll get very fast Millions subscribers. ❤❤
35:00 : "I know you didn`t pause the video right and just staring waiting for me to put it on"
HAHAHA!! You didn't, right ;) :D
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Grateful for this wonderful materials.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH TEACHING THIS SHILLS 👍🏿
Thanks sir for this wonderful learning videos ❤✅
Let's gooooo! Time to put it to work.
@@TradingFanatic sir I have a major question if a candle break a high with wick does it consider the break of structure or it just consider as a liquidity sweep?
Thank you so much for teaching us.
You are very welcome!
Love from india 🇮🇳
Thanks man I love your teachings ❤❤
Great content!!!!
You must talk more vedeos about this structure imbalance liquidity and enrty the whole concept connect all together and make backtesting thanks I hope you get my point
I give you all the tools separately, so you understand them separately. Then, you can put them all together into a system. But i'll work on a strategy video as well, that's a good suggestion.
NICE AS ALWAYS!
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wow THANK YOU for all the value you keep giving us! 😇😇
You are so welcome!
Thanks for your content
Always welcome! let me know if you loved the video!
Thanks for sharing😊
My pleasure 😊!
Thanks bro for all your contents. Please can you make videos on how to use some of these strategies on synthetic indices especially Volatility75?
I don't trade these kinds of instruments, Paul. But, what I teach applies to any market. Any video I make on Forex/Indices will also apply to other markets. So - make sure to go and test it out.
Thanks for the feedback...
You're too much.
Please another question, is it possible to consider break of structure like if the previous Daily Candle high or low is broken by any of the current candle either from M15 or H1?
Thank you❤
I have a question: do you follow any specific guidelines for identifying Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)? For example, in an uptrend, from the last bearish candle, how many subsequent candles do you consider when defining an FVG? I’ve noticed that sometimes the FVG appears right after the last bearish candle, sometimes with the Break of Structure (BOS), and occasionally even after the BOS. How many candles should ideally be considered after the last bearish candle to establish an FVG?
In the video, I noticed that you seem to follow all of these different approaches, which makes it quite confusing.
I really couldn't understand and visualize what you meant... Can you maybe share a chart example of what you mean?
I do follow very specific rules for Imbalances, both for the types of IMBs and also for the types of retests of Imbalances. But I haven't shared them.
Don't overcomplicate things. An IMB is considered immediately after the 3-candle pattern closes, that's it.
Brother, make a video in which the market structure, premium and discount area, supply and demand, everything is put together so that we can watch the video again and again, make a video of about 2 to 2.5 hours. Make a complete video like a movie.
Can make a video in which you put market structure ,supply and demand,order blocks all together
Very gooood explanation😂
For Structure break, Do fractal high/low needs to break with candle closing to confirm ? or if just wicked it then will it also consider broken ?
Preferably Body, else if it's just a wick, the OB doesn't make a lot of sense. price has to push away from the broken structure.
Now i understand the nature of pullback
Amazing!!
Thanks 👍😊
Thank so much for this
Pls make the entry model video
Thank you ❤
Great idea, will work on that!
Why at time @42.07 that is bos? It's just 1 candle right? Don't we atleast need 2 candle to consider it as pullback? If no is it same case in all time frames?
That was a Swing Point/Fractal High. I explained how I look at structure in this video, so maybe you missed that part.
Just one question.The order block appears everytime in the market?
What do you mean by "everytime"? If the rules are met, it appears.
@ my bad I said a stupid question🤦♂️
I have a problem with the charts. A bullish candle on Fxcm might be a bearish candle on Oanda. Or a fvg on Oanda might b tapped while the one on Fxcm is still fresh. What do I do.
You pick one broker and you stick to it. With Forex, there will always be differences between the data providers. So - choose one and stick to it. I use FXCM mainly.
Great.Thank you. But please make text variant of chapters as usually. It means first time and then chapter name.
There are timestamps to this video as well. Or you meant something else?
@@TradingFanatic I mean: in the line first time and then chapter name.
Thanks a ton.
Always welcome!
Thanks brow
Always my man!
thank u for everythiing
Always welcome!
Please make a video on swings I'm always confused on swings Major swings or minor how swings form lot's of respect form INDIA 🙏🙏🙏
Have you ever thought about writing a book ? I would buy it .
I still have quite a few chapters to write of my life. Maybe one day, when I feel fulfilled enough haha! But thank you for the kind words!
Me too.
You do wonder bro @@TradingFanatic
Let me tell you every single information out there on online platforms works if you follow the trend. Focus on market structure. Other concepts are easy.
That is very true. What's key is to simply do what works for you. And focus on that one thing, without changing strategies and concepts constantly.
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But which time frame is best for sporting oder blocks
Every timeframe works. I have also given you timeframe tutorial here, so you haven't watched the whole video.
Question----------------what if there are no imbalances ( lots of wiks), how do you trade that????????
You don't. Simple.
Which is good. Forex or Crypto?
Both are great!
Forex always 😌✌️
Do you also trade?
Yes I trade in forex since 2 years bro
@@Ankush_1BhardwajWhich broker do you use bro
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Can you do a video on breaker blocks too
Hey! I don't trade breaker blocks. I think OB is the only thing you need. A breaker if looked from the opposite side is an OB or a mitigation block.
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You fell asleep? Sorry :)))
I understand that order blocks are a popular and useful concept when combined with a trading setup, but sometimes the way they’re contextualized feels forced, just to make them seem relevant to mass psychology concept. Even in memecoins that have launched less than 24 hours ago, almost all chart patterns still hold, including fake breakouts or breakdowns, which happen quite often. I highly doubt there’s any significant interest from major banks or financial institutions in these freshly launched memecoins, yet these patterns still show up.
When it comes to order blocks specifically, the context often feels ridiculously forced-it actually makes me laugh. How could banks or big institutions be managing charts on 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, or even weekly timeframes? And the funny thing is, you still find plenty of order blocks followed by fair value gaps (FVG) in memecoins that just launched. Or maybe, somehow, big banks are investing in memecoins with less than 24 hours of trading history and a market cap under a million dollars. But still, order blocks are usefull technique in trading, but not its context.
That's a really good and realistic point. It boils down to the question Who/What moves the market? Is it an Algo, is it banks or is it really a collective of all traders, who make patterns together?
Honestly, we'll never know. I personally believe markets are ran by an algos and that's why we have such repeatable patterns and characteristics of price, that is systematically manipulated.
I personally really resonate with the "story" I shared, although it might be complete nonsense. But to me, it makes see and I definitely see it working that way. Now - is it really banks sitting behind their screens making that stuff or is it algos doing it - we're never gonna know.
So - why stress on it. Just look at the pattern and if it works - capitalize on it! But I do agree - we hear different contexts everywhere. I just thoughts it's good to explain to give some more context, as I could've just thrown the tool, which maybe would have been a better idea haha.
Thanks for your feedback, it made me think.
@@TradingFanatic to understand who move the market, find and analyze pre computer chart. Do we see the same patterns we see in recent charts or not?
Even a robust context like in the Wyckoff concept is still feel weird because we still a lot of Wyckoff pattern in low and micro cap tokens. For me, the best context is from Elliott wave because it based it's context on mass psycology. But, I agree with you, why stress on it? If it works and makes money, who cares?
🤝
@@0xBedjo888@0xBedjo888 that's good but to me I think, individual country economics moves the market, remember EURUSD for example stands for EUROPEAN CURRENCY AND UNITED STATE, CURRENCY so I think each individual economy create their own outlook which later affect its currency, the one who has the most accurate information and has the big money moves the market, it may be anything, maybe banks maybe individual with big money as well
Now to you, who did you think moves the market??
And can you explain the Elliott waves ?