The ECR (Revised for Intraday/Swing Traders)

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Yeah, we’re back again, the ECR is being revised, this time for intraday and or swing traders.
There will be a version for short term or scalp traders. This document just serves to show the
power of this system and how adaptable it is. Notice The word system was used and not
strategy ; because what happens a lot of the time in our industry is people believe to make it as
a forex trader you just need a winning strategy. While a winning strategy is definitely important it
is only about 5-10% of what is needed to be successful here. I won’t go to deep into all the other
things necessary but I will mention them somewhere in this document and the next.

If you have read the original ECR document or even the ECR 2.0 document you would have a
general idea as to how you can use it however there is something that is inherently different
about this document and the very next one and you will realize this very soon.

In the first document I actually said that you need to look for true support and true resistance in
the second document I said that support and resistance really doesn’t exist, so what is the
truth? Fear not, I will explain - you see i wrote the documents while I myself was learning as a
trader, meaning these documents are a culmination of my growth as a trader and how I view
everything. If as a human you aren’t learning as you grow, you aren’t living you are dying. My
aim has always been to grow and discern more as I go.
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 Table of Contents
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In this document I will touch on the following:
1. What is the ECR
2. Do’s and don’ts
3. Market Structure (how both retail and the dealer see it)
4. Adding Emas to the equation
5. Basic Psychology
6. How to combine everything
7. Examples
8. Conclusion
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 1.What is the ECR
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So the question I know a lot of you probably have now is - what is this ECR, you’ve been saying
it over and over and we don’t even know what it means.

ECR stands for Exponential moving average Crossover and Retest system. Wait before you roll
your eyes and think “oh jeez” this is an ema crossover strategy, humor me keep reading I
assure you it will blow your mind if the original documents haven’t already done so. Remember I
said that this is a system not a strategy. Well that is actually very important so let us get into the
meat of the matter and discuss a few things that you will need get rid and things that you need
to implement this system.
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2. Do’s and Don’ts

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You need to throw away everything you think you know about this industry, I know that is a tall
order but trust me. Why you ask? Because you have been lied to - over and over and over
again. Let’s start with the don’ts.
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Don’ts
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Firstly, how many times have you tried trading support and or resistance to have it work
sometimes and not work others, do you feel like it isn’t consistent enough to bring constant
growth? What about trendlines, “the trend is your friend” it seems like it makes sense but again
you just can’t seem to make consistent gains or wins by following the trend. What if I told you all
of those things are simply lies fed to the general public by the person who actually controls the
market?

What about indicators - The RSI, TDI, Stochastic to name a few, we hear people talking about
it’s better to you omit these things from your chart because they don’t tell the whole truth. “Just
trade naked, that’s the best way” I’m sure you’ve heard that before. So now i know you thinking,
but isn’t the Moving Average an indicator? Yes it is, and don’t worry I’m going to show you why
so many people get it wrong.

Secondly, signals..stop wasting your time, I can assure you that I’ve personally tried many
signal services before I figured this out and none of them actually ever gave me what I wanted
and it’s because none of these signal services apply what is discussed in this document.
Another problem with these signal services is that you have to just take what they say as the
law as you most time have literally no idea what the signal provider is seeing. How can you
learn like that? You are literally at the mercy of someone else - that is not financial freedom my
friend.. WAKE UP.
Thirdly, I’m sure you’ve been approached by an account manager before who tells you that he
or she will promise you x% return on your investment, if you ever get this in the future turn
around and run as fast as you can because no one can promise you anything from this industry.
If you have never been approached by an account manager don’t even waste your time
because an account manager will never treat your account with the same tender, love and care
that you would with your own money, they aren’t doing it for you. Just an FYI to be able to
LEGALLY manage an account for another person that account manager needs to have the
proper certifications and credentials - 99% of them don’t. Don’t waste your time, Your goal
should be to learn on your own, yeah you’d make mistakes but you should become a better
person and trader because of it.

Lastly don’t even get me started on trade copiers, I’m yet to see one that actually created
success for someone, I may be wrong but I don’t know of any neither have I heard anything of
any.
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Do’s
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So now that we have the don’ts out of the way let us focus on the things we need to get under
control to understand this system.

Firstly you need to have a good understanding of structure, both daily and weekly structure -
don’t worry, I'm going to give you a crash course in this document. But without structure you
WILL fail, I’m not asking you - I’m telling you. In this document I will cover what is structure and
all that good stuff, so don’t worry too much.

Secondly, you need to understand that the way you have probably learned to use Moving
averages is probably wrong as well, and don’t worry, we will clear this up as well.Something to
note with moving averages is that they are only to be used as a guide, they should never be
used as the first thing you look at...we will touch more on this later in this document.

Thirdly, you have to learn to adapt but be strict with your rules. This is especially important as
you’d see in the next document - if you don’t see the rules that fit this set up and you feel like
you can adapt to operate in a more scalp like manner because the rules fit the scalp setup you
can adapt. If no rules are present for either setup - LEAVE THE TRADE ALONE. I know that
that is easier said than done, but you have to we don’t fomo* here.

*FOMO - The fear of missing out

Lastly there are other things that you need to do in order to utilize this document to its full
potential, such as remain in control of your emotions, have absolute control of all risks you take,
backtest and practice what you have seen here (this is an ongoing process), and your execution
has to be nearly flawless every time and a few other things.
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3. Market Structure
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So now that we have that out of the way, let us start by looking at what retail traders see and
how the dealers use it. Below there are a few drawings, let’s go through them together:

At the start of the week this is what usually happens - the dealer will try to create a trend so he
can get retail traders to follow said trend, above we have a hypothetical currency pair that looks
to be in an uptrend, we can see a few things happening here, everytime price hits the black line
it pulls back and (sells) and then shortly after breaks through to create a new high. Two things
are happening here the retail traders are being stopped out of sells and further induced to buy
because of what they are seeing as an “uptrend”. How do they “know” it’s an uptrend? See
below.

This is what retail traders learn that higher highs and high lows make up an uptrend and a part
of that is true, but it’s all a trap, more on that in a while, see below.

Usually this is what most retail traders will do next, draw a trendline...what do you think is going
to happen on that last tap to the trendline...based on what you know you’re thinking buys, and
sometimes you might be right and sometimes you might be wrong, why? The person in control
of the market is creating this pattern to get you to do something, he wants you to do what he
wants you to do and in this case he wants you to BUY. And you know what, most times it will
buy from here, because he knows that’s when you are more or less all in. It’s no fault of yours,
this is what you learned, that the third tap to the trendline confirms that the trend is valid. If he
doesn’t stop you out from buying here the trap is almost always sure. So most times he will have
the market continue from here but there is a storm on the horizon, see below.
Pay very close attention to what price is doing in this area (in green) because in the next image I
will reveal to you how the dealer plays his hand.

Great you were right he did drive the market up from that third tap, but it didn’t go that far it just
barely broke the last high, that’s because the trap has already begun. This is known as a stop
hunt.
See the problem is, remember when the trend started I told you that there would be traders who
are trying to sell every little pull back (red downtrend lines) where did you learn to put your stop
loss when you first started trading? Right above your sell and right below your buy - One of the
red horizontal lines are the stop losses of sellers who tried to sell that last pull back to the
trendline (stopping them out) also known as the dealer is stop hunting, the second red
horizontal line is buy stops of retail traders who believe that because the trendline has validated
the trend that the market will continue so they have an order right above the last known high
(these are called breakout traders). Watch what happens next.

The dealer drops the market and breaks the trendline dragging those traders with buy stops that
he has activated, and even those who had no stop losses the wrong way, he drives the market
right back to that third tap of the very same trend you have been following all this time thinking it
was safe. He’s going for the second tap next and then finally the third tap because that is where
all the liquidity is.
So said so done, take back all the money that was pumped in the market at the start of the
week. That big reversal usually happens in the middle of the week, during the New York
Session as the start of the week is used to induce traders to follow the trend, in reality a reversal
can happen anytime, any day of the week but as mentioned this is when the dealer usually like
to perform this ruse. I have had the opportunity to learn this exclusive information from the
organization I currently represent as a teacher. That organization’s name is none other than
Forexia - The Forex Investors Alliance - Controlled by the CEO and Founder Dylan Shilts.

Below is an inverse example on a real life pair (USDCAD) exactly what was shown is what
happened. Take a look and see for yourself, same concept just for buys instead of sells
Induce traders to sell along the trendline and then reverse the market in the middle of the week
in new york session by stop hunting the last known low which is not long after the third tap to the
trend line. The dealer drives the market right back to all the taps to that trendline. He also
grabbed those sell stops at the low, took out all buyers who tried to buy before the run up. This
is why you are losing money, this is why you are losing trades, this is why support and
resistance and trend lines do not work.
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 4. Adding Emas
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The question you probably have is well since I know how the dealer operates why do I still need
emas, why do I still need moving averages. The answer is you don’t, emas are literally if you just
want that last bit of handicap as it is very safe to use an ema based entry after one of these
reversals occur, why you ask? Think about it - if the dealer reverses the market off the high or
low of the week, what reason does he have to go back to that high when he knows he has
traders who have no stop losses trapped at those highs or lows? Emas simply give you a
confirmation that the trend has indeed shifted as that were always there original purpose. I see
all the time that traders always want to try to just trade a random ema cross, again sometimes it
may work and sometimes it may not and it isn’t enough to be sustainable for growth. Doing it
this way makes it like a safe way to take an aggressive trade.

So how do we do it, do we use specific emas? Short answer is NO.

Just about ANY 2 period emas will work, let me prove it and I will also prive why.

Look at the periods of the moving averages, I know you’ve never seen these two moving
averages used together like this before, but wait lets try some others.
Different Emas yet again, same idea, shall we do another two random periods? Why not.

Different periods yet again.

Now if you pay attention to the above images, you’d realize that the periods are changing but
one thing is staying constant, after that big push down(The Stop Hunt) when the emas cross
you realize the trend just continues really hard after that? This is because the dealer has gone
through all the work of creating the trap, driving the market back down to the low after the trap
has been set is not a good idea as he would let out traders who are in drawdown and have no
stop loss.

Something I teach my students is that the absolute best potential ECR happens after a
confirmed M or W pattern (reversal Pattern). This is the safest time to enter to buy (usdcad) and
look at what happened. Had you tried to sell using moving averages anywhere in that down
trend, you may or may not have made money, you aren’t in the business of maybe making
money.

What you are effectively doing here is NOT calling a top or a bottom and you are still catching
the new trend before it becomes a trend. Don’t take my word for it go test it yourself. You can
hold your trade for all three take profits as its very likely that the dealer would drive the market
back to those areas because its as we said the dealer knows thats where a lot of trapped
liquidity is.

Just in case you still don’t believe me that any period moving averages work let me give you
one more example.

Yeah I know it’s hurting your head that this works, by now you would have paused reading this
and went to test it for yourself.

I know the question I will get is so which EMAs I personally use, I use 48 and 96 and that is
because those are something DMAs created by another student of mine who goes by the name
Golden Pips Generator. DMA stands for daily moving average and is based on a real calculation
of the close of candles on a given timeframe, but I will say this now. Using the 48 and 96 without
understanding the structure of the market will get you nowhere very fast, trust me on that.
Moral is to learn and master being able to see that structure before even putting any emas on
your chart.

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 5. Basic Psychology
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Okay, Get ready because we may spend some time here. We have a few things to discuss here
They are -

FOMO
FOGI
Overtrading
Drawdown
Revenge Trading
Timing
Losses
Trading Plan
Expectations
Market Psychology

So now you probably wondering - What does all of this have to do with the ECR.

If you have never considered any or all of these things, that’s probably why you’ve been losing
money...regardless of the set up you are using.

Because I’ll tell you a secret...simply understanding a set up will NOT make you a profitable
trader, Trust me on that.

These topics that I am going to touch on now will help open your eyes just a bit to what is really
necessary to make money in the industry and even then you STILL have to put in the work
yourself...This is where I step in to help.

So let’s begin with -

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FOMO So what is FOMO ? FOMO is the Fear Of Missing Out. Simply put you feel like all the
good moves happen so fast and you miss all...so this plays with your emotions and forces you
into trades early. It forces you into trades that you shouldn’t be in, it forces you to not honor the
set up in question. I have a rule that I always wait for candles to close to see what really
happened, many a time I have entered a trade before the candle close and it literally did the
opposite of what I was expecting it to do...wait.

Learn from your mistakes FOMO means nothing as its simply an emotion brought on by anxiety.
When you stop and think, you will realize that there will ALWAYS be another set up. Breathe,
Relax and wait for the trade set up to come to you. NO setup NO trade.
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FOGI What is FOGI - FOGI is the Fear Of Getting In. This is the polar opposite of FOMO. This is
when the trader is actually afraid of getting in the trade because of the “risk”. They fear being
wrong. They fear losing their money.

This is a very bad thing. I want to meet a trader who doesn’t lose any trades at all. Losing is a
part of the industry. It comes with the territory...there is absolutely nothing we can do about
it….you can have the best analysis, the best risk management...the best strategy...it will lose at
some point. With this knowledge we cannot be afraid to take the risk.

NO Risk NO Reward. Now I’m not telling you to risk your money foolishly, but you need to take
the risk.

So how do you solve the problem of FOGI - We first need to figure out where FOGI stems from.
FOGI stems from a lack of confidence in the setup...if you don’t have confidence in your setup
you will fill fear to get in. So why would you have a lack of confidence in the setup, simple...you
haven’t been practicing it (backtesting it).

Think about this - you and your buddies are hanging out by a river...everyone is diving in and
having a fun time..but you can’t swim..you don’t have experience with water past a certain
depth...that lack of experience will result in a lack of confidence in your ability to get in the water
which equals what ? you guessed it - FEAR OF GETTING IN. In this case your fear was of the
river but it can be brought back to trading in the same way...people have fears of getting into
trades because they don’t trust their own analysis’

The solution is to backtest like crazy - This is actually where the hard work in trading is...putting
in the hours and hours of chart time to find a pattern that you can exploit.
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Overtrading This one is self explanatory yet it isn’t.

You ever had a really good start to the trading day...one maybe two trades and both in the
blue...you close them both in some nice profit and you just feel like nothing can stop you.

Then you “See” another “Setup” and your FOMO acts up and you’re thinking well I win two so
far lets go for a next one...you enter this third trade and it immediately goes against you...so
now you’re 2/3 which is still good you know. You still in profit but you feel like you’ve been
wronged by the market.. “The market stole from me” so now you need to get back that win. You
need to finish the day with those two wins that you had earlier. So what do you do, yup you go
“searching” now for another trade, where before you were waiting for the setup to come to you,
now you going to hunt for the setup and I can tell you this almost always works against you.

Guess what you lost that hunted trade two now you back to break even and you just switch from
your good mood to a bad mood because everything you made, you gave it back...so you go
again looking, hunting for this setup that going to throw you back into that sweet sweet profit
that you had in your grasp a few hours ago. And you lose that one as well because you aren’t
thinking with a cool calm head.

A bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush - meaning you have your bird.. The two in the bush can
easily evade you...you have your bird..goooo jeez…

I know this hit home for a lot of you and you probably smiling now because you feel a bit silly for
doing exactly this...it’s okay..we’ve all been there. What is important is to learn from your
mistakes.

Best way to deal with this is to set a certain amount of trades to take per day and after that you
hang up your hat...I am a high proficiency trader so the amount of trades I like to take is up to 6
trades per day...I don’t recommend so high of a number however, at least not right away. I’d say
2 trades per day and as time goes by you can try for 3 trades per day.
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Drawdown Drawdown under psychology? That’s correct...I am of the belief that drawdown is a
mindset and not a physical thing at all.

Drawdown is something we experience and different persons react to it differently. A scalper

most of the time will react to drawdown more negatively than a swinger. A swing trader is
expecting little deviations in price from his/her entry before it actually goes in his/her favor.
Swingers usually have wider stop losses to cater for these deviations. They never class these
movements as a negative thing per say, and some might actually welcome it. A scalper on the
other hand who is hoping to jump in grab 6 pips and come back out will experience drawdown
more drastic if price goes against him.

The point I’m trying to make is its down to perception...you need to train yourself to know that
you won’t always get that perfect entry where price automatically goes in your intended
direction.

Another way to deal with drawdown is use a tighter stop loss - I spoke about this in the risk area
of this document. With a tight enough stop loss sometimes if you a wrong the trade hits your
stop loss almost immediately, not giving you time to even “feel” drawdown...you’ve already lost
the trade you
can’t feel anything at this point. What you can do now is go back and learn from the trade, what
you can do different.
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Revenge Trading This is very similar to over trading but it stems from different intent. So
you’ve lost a trade today….first trade you took for the day - you lost. Automatically you feel as
tho the market is against you. Think of a snake in the wild, most snakes don’t want to bite you,
they won’t waste their time biting something they can’t eat; however if you back it into a corner
and or provoke it enough it will lash out at you. You are just like this in relation to the
market...you didn’t do the market anything and immediately it provoked you by taking your
money first thing in the morning.

You now feel inclined to retaliate by taking another trade…”give me back my money” “that’s my
money” “first trade market? Really ?” let me tell you. I’ve been here. Let’s go back to the cure
for over trading - have a certain amount of trades you will take per day - you know to yourself
you are allow two trades per day - so you lost the first one, you have one more...if you lose this
one you’re done for the day...simple.

No revenge trade, No over trade. Discipline yourself and know that this isn’t a game.
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Timing This is a short aspect of psychology but it’s tedious - remember I said I wait for the close
of candles...now imagine you’re time frame of choice is on the m30. On the m30 every candle
takes 30 minutes to close. You need to monitor this chart every time frame, sometimes
switching to other time frames just to make sure everything is in line with what you want to see.

You go back into the chart @ 9:26 am because you want to monitor how the candle is going to
close and if it’s going to do what you want it to do. A lot of the time you might find yourself sitting
and watching the chart for 4 minutes sometimes even more. If you happen to take your eyes off
the chart for just a minute you might miss your setup, now you need to go look for another. This
can even trigger your FOMO and make you literally enter before the candle closes. Be still, wait
for your confirms.

This is your job if you think sitting and watching a candle for 4 minutes to make sure it closes
how you want it to close is tedious. Maybe this is the wrong job for you. You chose this life
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Losses Handling a loss is never easy - I will admit that, as experienced as I am, If I have a loss
it affects me a little mentally. It would affect anyone. The best advice I can give in this area is
you need to build up some tough skin, make your back hard because the losses will come and
sometimes they come by the truckload.

You need to do what you can to control them as best as you can however - set a certain amount
of trades to take. Look for a particular type of set up, etc.

Don’t allow losses to harbor your progress as a trader or an individual.

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Trading Plan Probably the single most important document in relation to your tenure as a trader.
I know many trader who have never even considered writing one far less for even knowing what
this is.

Trading should never be treat as a hobby, treat it like a hobby and you get hobby like results.
Trading should always be treat as a business and NO business survives without a business
plan.

Your trading plan is your corner, this document usually has important things such as your
schedule, your risk management plan, the pairs you will trade and other key things in relation to
your trades.

By the way, there is NO right or wrong way to create a trading plan - Whatever you think is
necessary to control your decisions when it comes to trading I believe you should include it in
your plan.

Now it’s one thing to write a trading plan, it’s another thing to stick to the plan. This is the hard
part as we as humans usually don’t really like follow rules. What makes it even harder is you
don’t have a boss or supervisor hovering over you telling you what to do, so you have to take
full responsibility for your actions. This destroys a lot of traders as most people lack that self
discipline in the interim and their account suffers because of that.

The best advice I can give on this topic is to try to emulate another trader who follows their
trading plan strictly.
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Expectations A really interesting area of psychology is managing your expectations. You may
see some “traders” sporting big houses, endless jewellery and the most expensive cars...while
I’m not saying this things are not unattainable this is the wrong image of the industry. It is
entirely
possible to make a living from forex IF you learn to become consistent but that does not come
easily.

You definitely need to work harder than you think to reach to a level of understanding. I know a
lot of people come into forex thinking that it’s just as easy as choosing a direction. Nothing
further from the truth. So so much more is involved with trading far less becoming consistent
enough to make this your full time bread and butter.

What can you expect - expect a lot of chart time, lots of losses in the beginning, expect a lot of
people trying to feed you b.s, expect some days when you feel like you’ve got it and then other
days when you want to send your phone/computer flying as far from you as possible, expect
with perseverance and the right information - some kind of headway after some time.
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Market Psychology This is probably the most amusing part of psychology. The market
maker\dealer loves stepping on people’s emotions. He loves to give people this false sense of
hope. Almost immediately after coming into the industry we learn of this idea - “support and
resistance” the dealer does NOT care about your chart with 7 support and resistance lines
drawn across it.

The dealer does not care about your fibonacci level, or rather he does sometimes he will
validate it just to make you believe that it does work, in my experience it doesn’t work
consistently enough for me to make a setup out of it. I’m not saying it does not work, I am
saying that I don’t waste my time with it as it has never worked for me.

The majority of the information regarding forex and how to trade it is a ruse and the dealer
knows about this information that is out there. His job is to make the most amount of money off
of retail traders as possible, what better way to do so than go against what the majority of
traders are doing.

This is why 90% of traders lose money. Because they are sheep just waiting to be herded by
the shepherd (dealer).

The best advice I can advise in this area is to learn the right thing and try your best to trade in
line with what the dealer is doing.

There is a saying - “if you can’t beat them, join them” - This is what forexia does. Understand
the market psychology and I can tell you that you are already in a better position than 90% of
traders out there.

There are still other things to consider with regards to psychology but I feel like if I add anything
else this document will become long winded and might lose its essence.

For the ECR to be effective you need to have these things in order.
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By the way, yes I did copy all of this from the last ECR because all these things still stand and
nothing changes but You have to understand that I can only scratch the surface with this topic in
this document, Psychology actually makes up the majority of this industry and if I were to
document any one field of this topic I can easily talk for a few hundred pages.

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 6. Combining Everything
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Now comes the part where you have to combine everything to actually be able to use this
information to actually place good trades. Remember we are not in the business of guessing,
everything we do should be very clear and concise.

So how do you combine everything - how do you even go about that? It’s very simple, the first
job is to backtest this information i have given you so much to the point where you can see it
almost instantly, I’ve gotten to a state of such vision where I can pretty much tell what direction
a currency pair is going to go within seconds of watching it - Any of my students will confirm that
very fact.

What you need to do is go get data from everytime this very setup presented itself and look to
see if it works for you.

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Now, this is where this revision of the ECR document will differ from the next revision as this
document is specifically tailored to swing traders or traders who prefer to hold trades for a few
days or even as long as possible. What you need to understand is that the structure of the
market HAS to come first, it HAS to. Once you understand where the market is going, it’s a lot
easier for you to hold trades longer.

What I recommend is figuring out what the dealer’s trend is so that you can see where he is
likely going to drive the market next as that will give you a very good idea on how long (how
many pips) you can hold your trade for. You can trail your stop loss as price goes in your favor
but this will actually be kind of complicated if you aren’t used to trailing an aggressive trend.
What usually happens is if you trail your stop loss too aggressively you are stopped out
prematurely, for this revision of the ECR I would actually advise to set take profit levels at the
past taps to the induction trend, because if you think about it this is where the dealer has to
drive the market to in order to stop out those retail traders who were following the trend,
example below.
Thats take profit one

Thats take profit two

Thats take profit 3

Don’t make it harder than it needs to be. This style of trading fits a set and forget mindset. Set it
and leave it alone. If you aren’t comfortable with not trailing your stop loss then maybe trading
in line with this revision isn’t for you, stay tuned for the second revision which will be tailored for
short term traders or scalpers.

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 7. Examples

USDCAD - You can see that the dealer induced traders to sell in line with the trend. The dealer
then created a low, stop hunted a low and then reversed the market...as you can see the ECR
that happened directly after the W pattern it literally carried your trade all the way up.
EURUSD - same idea, Induce traders to buy...create a high, stop hunt the high and then
reverse the market...ECR after wards can yield lots and lots of pips.

GBPUSD - it just happens over and over and over, the same thing every time. Induce, seduce,
reverse ECR..make money.
USDJPY - induce sellers to sell inline with the trend, create a low, stop hunt that low, reverse
the market...ECR then chill.

USDCHF - Dealer induce the retail traders to sell along the trendline, create a low, stop hunt
that low, ECR and the watch the trend ascend.
EURAUD - I’m not sure if you getting tired of seeing the same thing over and over and over
again as yet.

CADJPY

CADCHF
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 Conclusion
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If you look at all the examples you’d realize that almost every time the zones that the trend lines
were tapping are the very zones that the dealer drives the market back to. Like I said, Don’t take
my word for it, go back test this for yourself and you’d see. Tell me if I’m wrong.

If you have any questions you can direct message me on telegram @brandonforexia
Big shout out to @dylanforexia for turning me into the trader that I am today and all that he is
doing for Forexia.

I am very proud to say that because of all that I’ve learnt I have now been able to create my own
focused group for people who want to learn directly from me.

As mentioned in this document it’s not all about a strategy there are things that you need to be
able to control such as your emotions and your risk that I don’t have the ability to discuss in this
document. In order for you to attain the level of success that you want, you will need to be in
control of all aspects of this industry.

@brandonforexia on telegram for info.

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Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor and I refuse to take responsibility for the misuse
of anything stated in this document. I suggest practicing this heavily on a demo and
making sure you understand it before taking it live.

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