[0:00]All right, what is good, boys? Today we are going to be going over the seek and destroy strategy that I've been talking about in YouTube videos, in TikTok videos and this is a video that every single person seems to really want me to make. Um on this seek and destroy strategy that's kind of what I named it and I guarantee you somebody's going to come out here and be like, I've seen this before. Shut up, okay? I found this on my own on the charts and I know a lot of you guys have seen this happen on the charts before too. So, without further ado, let's jump right into it. I've actually heard a lot of people say like, hey, um, after me making all these videos saying like, yeah, this seeking to destroy thing happens pretty frequently within the market. And a lot of people are like, damn, I thought it was crazy. I didn't realize that I was the only one seeing this. I thought I was like insane for getting stopped out at break even on literally every single one of my trades. And not hitting take profits because of this. So, we are going to discuss how we can one, take trades off of this and then two, use this to our advantage, so we know when to take full take profits, maybe move our stop loss to break even, maybe sometimes not even move our stop loss to break even and just let trades run with this in the back of our head, okay? So, let's jump right into this. Today we had a pretty good example of it on Nasdaq. And this happens low-key almost every single day. And again, this isn't going to be like a perfect, flawless, um, production of the seek and destroy strategy. Because again, I'm just now like getting a little bit familiar with this. This is something that I've been taking note of within the market. Um for like the past couple months and it's just something that I've noted. So, we're going to be going through this together. So, without further ado, let's go ahead and mark market open on Nasdaq. So, typically the seek and destroy will happen at around 10:30 and as we can see, this right here was our seek and destroy for the day. So, what does seek and destroy even mean in the first place? More often than not, we will see something arise like this. Like, let's say, we have, boom, a liquidity sweep, a break of structure. And then price will move up and it'll take out like a low timeframe draw on liquidity. Okay? This is typically the move that everybody catches, right? It's like, boom, we see a sweep of liquidity, we get a break of structure, fair value gap gets filled. We take it up to our first take profit right here, for example. Let's say price comes up. We have this take profit and then let's say we have a high timeframe take profit all the way up here. More often than not, what price will typically do is it'll go up, maybe hit our first take profit, sometimes it won't even hit our first take profit, just like it did to me today on Nasdaq. Um and if you guys have watched that trading recap, you guys will understand what I'm saying. Okay? Sometimes it might take out our take profit too. But more often than not, before price creates and completes the full high timeframe move up, it will seek and destroy these entry points and if there's lows created on this move up, it's looking to take out these lows. And more often than not, sorry if I'm yelling in your ear. Um but more often than not, price will come down, hit the exact point of entry where price probably broke structure or where price like filled the fair value gap and you would have entered and then price will continue up and hit final take profit. And I know for a fact, a lot of you guys have experienced this where you're where you guys are trying to catch like a one to five risk to reward. Price moves up like one to two risk reward and then you move your stop loss and break even. You get stopped out to the tick and then boom. Price rallies up and hits your take profit. So, let me show that exact example of how that happened today.
[3:55]With me, I was a victim of this. Okay, so again, let's put on market open. Okay, so here we won't go through like the full, um, like first trade entry because that's not what we're here to do. We're here to talk about the seek and destroy, but anyways, we had high timeframe BPR within here, whatever. We were looking for shorts and shorts presented themselves. Okay? So if we go into the one minute timeframe, Again, let's look right within here. Okay, we see a break of structure, boom, inverse fair value gap along with a bearish fair value gap. Boom, looks like a really awesome entry, right? We take a short position off of that. Stops right above these, right above these highs, maybe. First take profit, maybe we set it right here for a one to 1.8. Pretty solid. Maybe we even have a first take profit here. And this would be a great example of first take profit not being hit. My trade today. This was literally my trade today. I was a victim of this. Okay, we see price, boom, legs down. It's looking good. And then for whatever reason, right around 10:25, 10:30-ish, what? Seek and destroy. And in this case, we actually came up and took out, boom, this top area, the entry point. Perfectly wick out the entry point and then boom, price reverses and goes down to take out all of this low resistance sell-side liquidity. Boom, destroyed.
[5:37]So, how can we benefit from this? And again, I don't necessarily want you guys to be like scared of this when you guys are taking your first trades that are typically during that macro of 9:50 to 10:10. Okay, but I just want you guys to be conscious of this because it does happen pretty frequently right around that 10:30 mark. From like anywhere from 10:30 to 11 and I'll show several other examples of this, where we see price make a leg move down, makes a leg down. We seek out low timeframe liquidity, maybe five minute draw on liquidity, 15 minute draw on liquidity. But we need one more wipe out. And that's typically taking out all of the traders that were in on this short move. Okay, so this is one example. Okay, and how can we take advantage of this? Well, we know on the high timeframe, right? Our overall bias is still down to the downside. Did we really take out any significant draws on liquidity on that first push down? No, we didn't even take out 15 minute draws on liquidity. We still have all of these low resistance draws on liquidity left hanging. So, in this case, this would have been a really optimal time to see like, oh damn. Well, yeah, I got stopped out at break even on this, but boom, seek and destroy method is playing out right now. We seek this out and then boom, break of structure, imbalance, BPR gets filled. Bang. Then price makes its actual move high timeframe to the downside. Okay, so that's the first example of it, happening, boom, perfectly within that like 10:30 to 11 pocket. This this one happened at around 10:40. Okay. There was another good example of this, um, I believe it might have been yesterday on ES. Let's let's go ahead and put this on here. We can literally just walk through all of these. Oh, yeah. This was good one. This was a good one on Nasdaq. Look at this. 10:20. 10, 10, 20 and 10, 15. What do we see? What do we see here? It's crazy how often this works. Okay, this is market open and again, let's just say that hypothetically, whatever. We were able to see some sort of move within here.
[8:05]Oops. Let's go to the market. Okay, so boom. Righty. What would be somebody's typical entry? Like this is this is what I mean by seek and destroy. You find somebody's typical entry and then you look for when price is looking to wipe that out. So, typically we'll see this on like the 15 minute and the five minute. So, what do I mean by this? Okay, so boom, we get a leg down. We're chopping up in consolidation. When would somebody typically enter? They would typically enter once this consolidation gets broken out of. Okay, so we have these highs right here. Where do we see price break out of that consolidation? Boom, on this 15 minute candlestick. This is going to be our entry point. What do we notice about this 10:15 wick coming all the way down? Seek and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, goodbye. Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[9:51]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do.
[10:56]Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday.
[11:32]Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[12:28]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return?
[12:48]And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this. I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[15:48]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[16:08]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this. I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[19:05]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[19:25]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[19:50]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[22:26]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[22:46]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[23:10]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[25:45]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[26:06]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this. I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[29:04]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[29:25]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[29:50]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[32:24]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[32:45]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[33:09]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[35:44]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[36:05]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[36:30]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[39:04]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[39:25]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[39:49]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[42:23]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[42:44]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[43:09]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[45:43]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[46:04]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this. I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[49:03]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[49:23]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[49:48]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[52:22]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[52:43]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this. I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[55:42]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[56:02]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[56:27]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[59:01]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[59:22]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[59:47]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[1:02:23]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[1:02:44]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[1:03:08]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[1:05:42]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[1:06:03]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[1:06:28]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[1:09:02]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[1:09:23]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[1:09:47]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down. Okay, I believe there was a good one on Thursday though. We did just show the Nasdaq one on Thursday. Yep, yeah, we did have a good one on Thursday. So, again, right here, what do we see? Okay, cool. Premarket, this is probably our trade. We're trying to take longs. We see liquidity sweep. Awesome, right? This is the TJL strategy, bro. Boom. Like, this is our bread and freaking butter. Liquidity sweep. We see an imbalance, whatever. Boom. We catch this leg up. But then boom, what do we see right around 10:20? Okay, so typically like, I don't know, 10:15 and over is when we'll see this. Go into the five minute. We sweep out these five minute lows. Boom. Okay. Boom. Good-bye. Seeking and freaking destroy. Five minute wick gets taken out. Five minute wick gets taken out. Boom, good-bye.
[1:12:22]Seeking and destroying. These earlier entries, which yes, would have given you a decent return, right? But what's a better return? And entry off of like this inverse for value gap, entering right here, getting scared of getting stopped out and then boom, we make
[1:12:43]I'd say we top tick this. Okay, 92 ticks. Perfect. But what about this? Break of structure, fair value gap entry from here? Boom. Up to here. 101. A little bit better. Okay. So, again, and also like we probably could have seen an even better entry off of this.
[1:13:08]I used it off of this break of structure right here. Or sorry, no, off of this fair value gap getting filled. We literally could have taken it off of, boom, sweep, break of structure, and then inverse fair value gap off of this bearish imbalance right here. Like we could could have calculated it from here. Okay. But we can see, again, where was the the early market open entry? Off of this consolidation being broken. Boom, price seeks it out, destroys it, and then fulfills the high timeframe take profit of these highs. Notice how this first leg didn't quite reach it. But the second leg did after we sought out and destroyed those targets, okay? So, let's go ahead and let's see. I don't know if we had one on, uh, today on the S&P. We can see we actually might have. No, it's a little bit sloppy. We sort of do. Okay, so, uh, sort of. Like again, let's say that we were trying to catch shorts. The S&P was pretty sloppy today. This past week has been pretty sloppy. But again, let's say we tried to catch shorts until maybe these lows and we found some sort of entry within here. Okay? Boom. When was this? 10:40, 10:45. Boom, seek and destroy. Take out these entries and then we make the official move down.
