By, D1SECTD

Foreword

I, as the author of this book will tell you right now that we
are all on a journey, no matter how far in one is compared
to the other. In life, it is best to go through this journey
together, so this books aims to invite all my brothers and
sisters into this journey, of finding truth. This is the life of a
fisherman, one who sits patiently at the end of the river
with his hands open, to recieve the fish.
The reason you have decided to read this book is because
you are in the persuit of financial knowledge, and I tell you,
before you start, you must shift your entire paradigm. Your
whole life has been built around a lie, and dogmas, which
dont allow you to truly achieve your financial goals. The
truth is that school, music, hollywood, sports, and the
status quo has told you that you must work hard for your
money, when the truth is, you must think outside the box,
and think critically. As we go on, you will find that this
trading system is one of the most powerful systems in the
entire world, which only a secluded minority of traders are
using, contrast to the average trader, who trades with
patterns, or so called "institutional orderflow."
Before we begin the process of learning, i would like to
share with you a vision, of the fiat money which currently
circulates around our world. The ultimate truth is, that
money is but fish in a river. The fish in the river are used,
and consumed, by none other than us humans. There are 5
types of humans. The first type, are the humans at the very
back of the river. These types of people are on the verge of
drowning, and barely see any fish that is left for them.
These are the losers of society, the homeless, the drunken,
the addicts. Then there are those who are in the middle of
the river, who live normally, and who are comfortable with
the mediocre. These are the middle class of society, the
ones who have an office job, who work a 9-5, and recieve a
normal paycheck which sustains their nececities. Though
they are stable, they still are not free, and have to chase the
fish of the river. The third type of human, are those who
are at the very front of the river, they have the most access
to the fish, and live a life where chasing them is easy.
These are the prestigious. These are the Harvard
graduates, the people with Doctorates and important
degrees, these are the athletes, all the way from the NBA,
to FIFA. These are the singers and the celebrities. They
have a lot of fish, but yet, they are not free, and must
continue swimming along the narrow river, chasing after
the fish. Then, there are two which the majority dont know
about. Everyone is too busy chasing fish, that these two
remain unoticable amongst the majority of the public. The
fourh type of humans, are the Dealers. These are those
humans which control the entire river. these people own,
and feed the fish. They can make the the fish go, and move,
to wherever they wish. These are the governors in federal
positions at central banks,
 these are managers of massive multi-national
organizations, such as Blackrock, and the Bank of
International Settlements. And finally, the fifth type of
person. The fisherman. Instead of chasing the fish, the
fisherman leaves the river, and heads to the lake. Once
they are there, all they have to do, is hold their hands out,
and the fish coming from the river, will naturally fall onto
their hands.

What I am trying to explain here, is that you must become

the type of person, who attracts the fish... unlike 99% of
the population, who are attracted by the fish. The trader,
understands the markets, understands how to manage risk
and psychology, and is able to position his capital where it
grows. The fisherman, understands the ecosystem,
understands how to be patient and wait for the fish, and is
able to position his hands, where the fish will come.
Are you starting to understand?

With this I present to you the fishermans blueprint.

Introduction

Many people in modern times feel a sense of urgency to

resolve their financial situation. There has been a strong
pressure to get rich fast, knowing for what is to come in a
couple of years where it becomes impossible. The world is
changing and the power is being concentrated in the hands
of a few elites. Soon enough, building secure and stable
generational wealth will be as difficult as swimming
against a strong current. One skill that many young
ambitious people are trying to learn, is the skill of forex
Day-Trading. This skill is one which has many layers to it,
and a strong manipulation which can allow us to trade like
international banks to the central banks.

Before I continue any further, I would like to give absolute

credit to my mentor, Mr. Casino. For this type of teaching
must remain a secret, otherwise it is subject to become the
liquidity we aim to target in the first place. If you don't
know what I am talking about, don't worry, you will
understand later. These PDFs will not have the entirety of
the concepts that allow us to trade with the banks, as there
is the risk that they can get leaked. Instead it is rather
information that is extremely powerful, and yet accessible
for free to the public. The REAL Casino Concepts, will only
be discussed amongst the Mr. Casino network of traders,
and the few members of my trusted team.
 We will first go over the basics that you will eventually
have to master to become a profitable trader. Beware, the
fun and exiting secret concepts that will help you
understand the markets come LATER. We must first go
through the boring information, but remember that
nevertheless it is vital, and an absolute MUST before
papertrading, backtesting and without a doubt, live
trading.

Disclaimer: Once again, soon when we go on and continue

learning, these concepts are not mine, they are from my
mentor, and I am simply willing to explain it here in a
simpler way, for all who have the drive to be a successful
trader.

I am thankful for him teaching me, and will say that it is

truthfully the strongest trading system the average retailer
can ever get their hands on. I passed my first funded
account, only after being taught by these concepts.

thank you for teaching me how to trade!

Table of Contents

File 1 - What is Trading?

File 2 - How can you Trade?
File 3 - The 4 Pillars of Trading
File 4 - Trends
File 5 - AOIs
File 6 - Intro to Manipulation
File 7 - AMD
File 8 - Timing
File 9 - Systemizing
 File 1
What is trading?
When we reffer to trading we are reffering to short-term
buying, and selling assets. When you are buying, you are
looking to buy when the price is low, and sell when the
price is high.

When you are selling, you borrow (for example) 1 Tesla

stock from your broker, immediately sell it at a high price,
and when it decreases in value you buy it back, and return
it to the broker.
We are trying to figure out where the market is going to go
in order to make profits. There is no need right now to
explain deeper on how brokers specifically work, or how
spread is affected by the bid and the ask price, don't worry
we will learn about this later. All you need to know now, is
that we either predict if price is going down, or if it's going
up.

When you trade, you set up a position. Let's learn some

terms about setting this position.
When your position is to Buy, that is called a Long, or a
Long position. When your position is to sell, that is called a
short, or a short position.

The difference between trading and investing, is mainly

the time periods. When you invest you usually hold your
investment for years at the least. When we trade, we can
hold our positions anywhere from months, to a couple of
minutes.
Since we are trading for a shorter period of time, we
cannot afford bad trades. We would risk more than an
investment, meaning that we cannot afford to let our
position go into too much drawdown. (Drawdown
meaning, when our trade is making us lose money.)

Because of this, when we start losing money, we want to

have a safety net that will automatically close our position,
after price goes too far into drawdown. If price hits this
safety net, we would count this as a losing trade, but it is
far better than not cutting your losses. this safety net, is
called the Stop-Loss, or SL.

SL

ALWAYS HAVE A SAFETY NET! NEVER FORGET A STOP

LOSS.
The other thing that is important to note, is that you must
always have a price level (or multiple) to target, which
would be where you would take your profits. If you don't
have this level, you won't be consistent in when you take
home the money that you make. This level would be your
Take-Profit, or TP.

TP

Notice how price eventually fell to your stop loss, where

you would have lost. but since your Take-Profit is active,
and it hit that area FIRST, your position was closed, and
you won the trade. (basically if the TP is hit, you win the
trade.)
Do you see why Money is the fish in the river? money is
never still, it is always moving and fluctuating. The
untrained eye cannot know where it goes, just like you
cannot know how the water moves, and where it will
splash, but now the question is posed, Why does money
always move?
This is all due to the law of supply and demand. It is really
that simple. For any of you however, who are not familiar
with the concept of Supply and demand, allow me to
explain it.

In this X and Y chart, we see two different lines. One is

called Quantity Demanded, and one is called Quantityt
Supplied. Supply of what? lets just say as an example, the
supply of gold bars. Lets first explain supply.
The supply side, is the side which produces, and well,
supplies the world with Gold bars. As you can see, when
the supply side begins to increase in quantity (that being
the quantity of the gold bars), they have to spend a lot of
energy and resources, into producing all of that gold.
Because of that, they must charge more for their product
(Gold bars), to keep their investment profitable. In
summary, the more that the supply side has to make, the
more they ask for their product. The final price that they
decide to ask for the gold Bars, is called the "Ask."
Now, lets understand the demand side. The demand side
are the consumers and buyers, and has more or less, the
opposite effect. When there is a large quantity of gold bars,
the demand side is willing to pay for less of it, simply
because it becomes less valuable. Think about it, why is
dirt cheaper than diamonds? because dirt is common,
while diamonds are rare. But, if diamonds became more
common, and dirt became rarer, the price for diamonds
would decrease, while the price for dirt, would increase.
The price at which the demand side wants to buy at, is
called the "Bid."
.
Now, the its a bit more complicated than this, but right
now just think of the bidders, and the askers, settling on a
price that suits them both, to sell the Gold Bars. But
nevertheless with the ammount of productivity that
happens in the economy, these prices are constantly
changing, which is what allows us to invest, or trade in the
first place.

So now we see how the game is played... This is what so

many people try playing around with, and the trick is to
simply win more than you lose. Even if it is 0.1%, in the
long run, the point of trading is to make MORE than what
you originally started with.

Before we go into the next chapter, let's understand the

different types of assets which you can trade.
There are a variety of asset classes, and trading them can
have slightly different styles, but in the end they all display
the same price action and patterns for our trading system.
Stocks.
- A stock, or a share of a company, is a percentage of that
company. If there are 100 stocks of Microsoft, and you
owned just 1, that means you would own 0.01% of
Microsoft. (Remember, this is just an example because
Microsoft has over 22M shares)

- The reason companies print stocks/shares is as a means

of investment. As the company brings more profits off of
your investment by buying the stock, the more valuable the
stock becomes, therefore boosting the price up.

- Examples include: TSLA, MSFT, APPL, KO, NVDA.

Index Funds.
-think of an index fund as a basket, full of many stocks. An
index fund represents a whole industry, or economy, as it
is a list of many different stocks. If the majority of these
stocks go up in price, then so will the index fund, if most
stocks decrease in price, then so will the index fund again.

- one of the most used examples is the S&P500. This index

fund aims to show the US stock market, as it is composed
of the top 500 performing stocks.

- examples include: S&P500, NASDAQ, NIFTY50, Dow

Jones Industrial Average, Russel2000.

- and yes, there is an index fund representing the stock

market of your country.
Commodities.
- Commodities is very easy to understand. These are
simply raw materials. If you buy Oil for example, it is going
to increase or decrease in price. That simple.

- Examples include: Gold, Grain, Silk, Oil, Natural Gas,

Livestock, Silver, Platinum.

- you will see later on however... Just how powerful gold

is...
Foreign Exchange (FOREX).
-The forex market is made up of all the currencies of the
world. Fiat currency, like the US dollar, equals a certain
amount of Euros. This amount constantly is changing, and
can give us many money making opportunities.

- An example, the Euro, against the US dollar (EUR/USD),

would mean that you would be looking at how many US
dollars, it takes to make 1 single Euro.

- in this situation, since the Euro is on the left side of the

pair, it is called the Base. The base is always equal to 1. On
the other hand, the US dollar, since it is on the right side of
the pair, is called the Quote. The number of the Quote, is
always moving, because it represents how many Quotes,
you need to equal 1 Base.

- examples include: (EUR/USD), (NOK/USD), (USD/JPY),

(AUD,CAD)
Crypto.
-The first cryptocurrency was Bitcoin, and it aimed to be a
decentralized currency, that on top of everything would
serve fee-less transactions across nations. Since then,
there have been countless new crypto projects, the
majority of which being total garbage...

-Crypto currencies are placed on blockchains, which are

digital places where codes are stored. 1 of these codes,
would represent 1 of the crypto currencies. The code
would belong to you, and would be a part of your Crypto
wallet, if you ever decide to directly buy Crypto.

-Examples include: (BTC/USD), (ETH/USD), (XRP/USD)

 File 2
How can you trade?
For this chapter, if you do not understand, either ask one
of the mods on discord, @ me on the #general-discussion,
or watch the lesson in #trading-lessons called "BONUS
LESSON! HOW TO USE TRADINGVIEW AND PAPER
TRADE LIKE A G! (Walkthrough with my student)"

Understand that we are not near trading with real money

yet. This chapter will only tell you how to operate the
tradingview software.

Now, we may begin to operate the softwares in which we

can trade in. We will begin by downloading, or entering
the TradingView platform. You may download it, or use
the web version at www.tradingview.com

You want to make an account, and work your way to the

supercharts. Here you will be presented with the charts,
and we will go over the following things which you will
favorite, in order to make your analysis.
The first thing I want you to do, is to get familiarized with
the tools that will visually aid you in your analysis. These
are the tools you will favorite, or at the very least get
familiarized with, which can be found on the left-hand tab
on your screen.
-Trend line
-Horizontal Line
-Long position
-Short position
-Brush favorite these tools
-Rectangle

Now, these will come later into use, and will allow you to
visually see your analysis, on the charts. You will
understand how they should be used as you will naturally
see the analysis in the photos that will come later.
As you can already guess, you have drawing tools on the
tool bar on the left side of the screen, and you may resort
back to it whenever you may need.

Before I explain the other functions, let me explain the

anatomy of a candlestick. A candlestick is what we call
those funny looking things that the market seems to be
made out of. These candlesticks represent where the price
went after a specific period of time.

wick

wick

In this example, we are on the 4H timeframe, which means

each one of these candles, lasts for 4 hours. Here, we can
see the anatomy of the candles. First, the green candle
begins where it says "Open". Price can do a variety of
movements before 4 hours are over, and during those 4
hours, price decided to move slightly down. That would be
represented by the "Low."
Of course however, price during the 4 hours eventually
went up, and the highest price that was reached was the
"High." Towards the end of the 4 hours, price dropped a
little, and when the 4 hours ended, price was at the
"Close."
The same would be similar with the red, downside candle,
the only difference being the "Open" starts at the top,
while the "Close" is at the bottom.
if you go to the 1m timeframe, on any graph, you will most
likely be able to see what i am talking about here, in real
time.

Remember that the trading charts are made up of these

very same candles, and they tell us a story of what has
happened.

Now, what are timeframes?

Timeframes are really easy to understand. it is basically
the settings of how long a candlestick lasts. Example, if you
are on the 1 hour timeframe, that means each candle will
last for 1 whole hour, before moving on to the next one. If
you are on the 1 minute timeframe, then each candle lasts
1 minute. if you are on the 12 months timeframe, then
each candle will last 12 months to form. In order to change
these timeframes on tradingview, you will just find them
on the top of your charts.
Now, which timeframes will we favorite? the main ones i
suggest you start off with, are the 1D, 4H, 1H, 30m,15m,
5m, 3m, and 1m.

Now lets get you a papertrading account, because there is

nothing more fun, and also more important, than to
simulate a trading account. A Doctor cannot simply learn
about human anatomy and biology, instead he must
practice on synthetic dummies, and simulations. A pianist
cannot go from novice, to professional just by watching
tutorials on how to play, instead he sat for hours to play.
Same way with trading, you must practice before the time
comes, where you will put real money into a funded, or live
trading account.

The easiest way to do this is to go to where it says trading

panel. and connect to where it says “Paper Trading.”
And now, whenever you use either the “Long position” or
“Short position”, you can right-click on the position, and
click on “Create limit order”.

Then, you can decide how much you want to risk per trade.
I reccomend between 1% to 3%
After that hit the Buy, or Sell
button on the bottom. Now,
whenever price gets to the level
of your entry (the level between
the green, and red area), the
trade will count you in.

Now you have the possibility to

practice your trading fully, but
without the risk of losing
actual hard earned money.
 File 3
The 4 Pillars of Trading
There are 4 things that every master trader has maxxed,
and they are the following.

Technical Risk Fundamental

Analysis Management Psychology Analysis

Some of the aspects of these pillars can be taught, while

others must be learned through experience, over time.

Technical Analysis
Technical analysis is studying the previous action that
price had, and reading the story that a chart (most
commonly the candlestick chart) tells. This, for most
traders, and for most trading system, is not the most
important part, because it is subjective, and will have a
win-rate between 40-70%

For us however, it is CRUCIAL to understand what is

happening, as the moves that are created by the orders of
banks and institutions are objectively placed, and can be
seen in the chart.
Even then, most of the trading systems that are promoted
all over the internet, claim that their technical analysis is
objective. We will talk about technical analysis for most of
these PDFs, and you will learn how to analyse the charts.

Risk management
Risk management is all about understanding how you
manage your positions and your trading. The majority of
traders do not have a plan for when they will trade, how
many trades they are allowed to trade, how much % they
are going to trade per position, and how much they are
willing to lose. If you do not have any of these things in
mind, then it will become impossible for you to become
profitable. Imagine risking 30% of your account on a single
trade? ridiculous, and it is not sustainable for the long run,
or even for the short run.

A solution I have for you is to DOCUMENT your trading,

and to have a description for EVERY SINGLE trade you
take. Once you do this, you will be able to reflect on
everything you do, and how you should be managing your
trades later on. During livestreams, and discussions in the
channel we will come to the subject of risk management, to
better all of our trading.

Psychology
When I first heard about psychology, my immediate
reaction was that this was gay, and that there was no need
to worry about such problems as the masculine person I
am. The truth is however, the reason 92% of traders are
unprofitable (yes, its a real statistic), is because they are
not able to manage their emotions, when it comes to
trading.
Love your family, feel things with those close to you, have a
little bit of rage when your friend beats you in a
videogame, but NEVER show ANY emotions towards the
markets.

Mastering this, is what will let you look at the markets

OBJECTIVELY. It is what will let you STAY CONSISTANT
with your risk management. It is what will keep you
UNBIASED. But, this is also one of those things which
nobody can fully teach you. You will have to develop this
skill that will put you above the 92%, through experience,
and practice in the markets. I will go into this subject
further, in later volumes.

Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental analysis is the skill of analysing markets
from statistics and projectsions of news reports and
documents. This analysis is not looking at the historical
action of the assets price, but rather analysing reports
about an entire economy. An example would be, reading
the US consumer price index report, to make desicions on
the state of the US dollar. Depending on the strategy,
Fundamental, and Technical analysis will vary in
importance, and for us, Fundamental analysis is not the
most crucial, but still something that must be taken into
consideration, when knowing the general direction of the
markets.
 File 4
Trends
“The trend is your friend.”-Brad goh or some other trading
guru

Trends are possibly the most important concepts that a

beginner should get familiarized with, and they fall under
the pillar of Technical Analysis.

Trends allow us to know whether price is generally rising,

or decreasing, and it can be seen by highs and lows being
broken, and respected.

Keep in mind that as we go and talk about trends, we

usually look at this on the higher timeframes, anything
above the 1 Hour. This is of course, because trends are the
general direction of price, which should be long term. On
lowertimeframes there could be small trends, that go
against the higher timeframe trends, but overall the higher
timeframe always holds more power.

Before we look at the types of trends, lets talk about

animals for a secont. Of course I am talking about Bulls
and Bears.
 Bullish
When we refer to bullishness, we are reffering to a market
that is going UP. Think about how a Bull would strike in a
fight. It swings its horns from below, UP into the air.

Bearish
When we refer to bearishness, we are reffering to a market
that is going DOWN. Again, think about how a bear strikes
in a fight. It swings its claws from up in the air, DOWN at
the opponent.

Now we may begin.

This is an example of
a bullish trend. How
do we Identify it?
Not only is it generally
just going up, but also,
Notice that the highs
are being broken,
meaning that price is
constantly pushing
above the areas which
created slight selling
moves. (because after the high, there is always a slight
downward move.)

This is indication that in the long run, you want to be

looking for BUYS, or Longs. The trend is your friend, and
as a beginner especially, you want to be focusing on
trading in the direction of this uptrend, meaning that you
should be BUYING.
Now in this example we are Bearish, meaning the opposite.
This market is going down in value, and is
losing its price, in a
steady and
predictabel manner.
Once again, notice
that the Lows are
being broken, which
means that selling
pressure exeeds
buying pressure.
(because after any
lows, there is a slight move to the upside.)
Also, if you look at the highs, price does not break them,
and they remain untested. This allows you to look for
SELLS or shorts, in the long run.

The final type of trend that we can identify in the market is

the consolidation, or range. This is when there is sideways
price movement, where price is neither going up, or down.
This can either be sideways price movent that is unclear,
and is breaking both highs, and lows in a disorganized
manner. Or, it could also be equal highs and lows,
meaning that price meets at the same point of both highs
and lows. (Pro Tip: the month of December is usually just
consolidaiton)
Now, how can you identify these trends on the charts?
simple. you mark out breaks of structure, and major
structure shifts.

When trying to identify trends, you will mark out a BOS

(Break Of Structure), to indicate that a high/low is being
broken, WITH the direction of the trend. here is a bearish
example.
Here is a Bullish Example:

Even though you can eyeball a trend, and simply

understand that price is going up, this is how you would
mechanically understand where trend is heading. Now,
what if there is going to be a change in trend? what if price
is suddenly going to shift bearish after a bullish trend?
then for this we mark out the MSS (Major Structure Shift)
As you can see, the MSS breaks below the previous low.
Now, in the market it is tricky to identify a real MSS, from
a fake one, and fear not, as this subject will be covered in
the future, but for now a MSS is the beginning of a
changing trend. Here are some examples.

But after MSS turned Bullish

Now, when looking at price action, you will notice 3
different scenarios that can happen.
Let's first identify some terms.

Rallys are when there is a move to the upside, with little to

no downside momentum.

Drops would be the opposite, where there is a move to the

downside with little to no upside momentum.

Ranges are well, already as discussed before, when price

goes sideways, and consolidates.

Now, understanding this, we can see 3 different scenarios

that could happen during trends. The first being a
continuation. This would include either a drop, followed
by a range, followed by a drop. Or it would include a rally,
followed by a range, followed by a rally

Identifying these will be very important later on.

The 2nd scenario would be a reversal. A reversal consists
of one movement, followed by a rally, followed by the
opposite movement. For example, a rally followed by a
range, followed by a drop. Or a drop, followed by a range,
followed by a rally.

Range

Range

Once again, these will be very important to identify later

on, and will help you understand where you should be
entering your positions. (Hint: in the ranges)

Then there is the 3rd option, but this isn't really useful for
us to identify general trend, or at least as a beginner. This
will be more relevant in the more advanced volumes,
where liquidity will be a big topic, but for now don't worry
about this scenario, and don't count it as a general trend
indicator.
The 3rd scenario is the grab, and this would be one move,
immediately followed by the opposite move. For example,
a rally immediately followed by a drop, or a drop
immediately followed by a rally. These can be counted as
candles with extremely long wicks, as these wicks indicate
price going somewhere and immediately heading into the
other direction, all in the timespan of one candle.

Again, let's focus on the first two, and worry about this
third one later.
Now before we go onto the next chapter, In order for you
to practice, and get better, I want you to do the following

Pick 3 different Markets

Mark out the recent BOSs and MSSs on the 4H
timeframe, to determine whether we are BULLISH or
BEARISH
Mark out the recent BOSs and MSSs on the 30-15m to
determine whether we are BULLISH or BEARISH
Find 5 examples of Continuations
Find 5 examples of Reversals

POST THIS CHALLENGE IN THE #HOMEWORK

CHANNEL IN THE DISCORD.

your post will be reviewed and given feedback on by either

me, or another member.
 File 5
AOIs
Trends must be used as ONE of the confluences, or reasons
to know in which direction you will be trading. Trends
alone are very useless, because you don't know if you could
be heading for a reversal, or a continuation of the trend.

AOIs are another one of these confluences, or reasons that

a trader will look for, in order to know in which direction
we are trading in. AOIs can be refined at a much higher
level, but we will be looking at them through a basic, and
beginner perspective.

Areas of interest (AOI) are areas that are, as the name

implies, of interest. These are areas that have been tested
multiple times throughout the history of price. These areas
have reactions, and rejections in them, meaning that when
price reaches that area, you could be looking for
continuation, or reversal setups. Let's look at some
examples, and walk through them.

AOI
As you can see, the area of interest (AOI) is an area in
which price constantly reacts off of. These are important
areas that we want to see setups in. If we can see price
entering one of these zones, we can look to get in to catch
either a continuation, or a reversal. Notice how in this
example this area has price tap in, and then reverse, or
continue, 8 times? Marking out these areas will allow you
to know where price bounces off of.

Here is some more Areas of interest (AOIs) on the 1H

timeframe. Keep in mind, that these timeframes when
looking at trend, and AOIs, will be long term. Meaning,
that for AOIs, you will be wanting to look at the higher
timeframes, which is anything above the 1H timeframe.
Notice how those areas have price reversing, and bouncing
off of?
Now, drawing these areas out is easy, you just have to
eyeball where these areas are, and for that we will have
homework in the discord server to do. You will have to
spot these areas where price bounces off of, and mark
them out with the rectangle tool. This way you will be able
to visualize it better and, watch out for potential trades in
these areas.

Remember to focus mainly on the AOIs which are the most

relevant, and close to where price is. In other words, don't
go looking for AOIs on XAUUSD (Gold Spot) at 800-1200,
because price is currently at $2100 per Troy ounce. There
is no point in looking at AOIs
Notice that when you zoom into smaller timeframes, you
can catch trades. Notice that after the MSS price went to
the other AOI? of course, if you are confused right now,
fear not because this again, will be explained in more
detail in the future.

Once more, here is another example. AOIs, can be seen

here, and price seems to react off of these areas. In the
future, pay attention to what price does on the lower
timeframes, in these areas. If you spot a Break of Structure
(BOS), or a Major Structure Shift (MSS) you can anticipate
a trend for where price is going to go next, and get in on a
trade.

Of course, if this still sounds too vauge to trade, dont

worry, ive got you and we will OF COURSE, talk about
more concepts, until we can pin-point the exact decimal we
will be entering our positions off of.
Now before we go onto the next chapter, In order for you
to practice, and get better, I want you to do the following

Pick 3 different Markets

Mark out the AOIs on the 1D timeframe
Refine these areas on the 4H timeframe
look for areas on the 1H
create a little description, of what price could do inside
these areas, and where price could go to.

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 File 6
Intro to Manipulation
Now we will be learning about all the patterns you see on
this chart.

Live Geek reaction

Haha, Im kidding, you think people are making yearly

doctor salaries in a single day off of patterns? do you
believe that banks and institutions take their time to trade
based off of the head and shoulders pattern?

This is when I will tell you, in true Mr Casino fashion, that

the markets are rigged against traders. Just like the dealer
of a blackjack table, the markets have been designed
purposfully to take money from the retailers, who follow
generic trading content and information on the media.
Once again, in order to position yourself to win, and to
earn the fish of the river, you have to understand who
controls it, and where the fish are going to go. When you
simply try trading off of youtube videos, and generic
gurus, all you will be doing is chasing the fish, that swim
too fast for you to catch them.
You must take some time to analyse, and then, and only
then, will the fortunes and the prizes come to you.

Let us first begin to understand how the banks work, and

how 1% of the algorithm can be seen, through these
candlestick charts.

I think the most important thing we get acquainted with

one of the most important concepts, and institutional
zones that can be seen in the markets. An Orderblock.

I think it is best explained with this comic I have made.

92% of traders
Le bank

“I am NOT going to buy right now,

there is no reason to buy, or close
“I WOULD LIKE TO CONTINUE
any sell positions. Yup,
SELLING, I WANT TO SELL
I am definitely NOT buying right now”
2 BILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOLD! SOMEONE BUY THIS
GOLD THAT I AM SELLING!”
 Le bank
92% of traders

“... Okay... what if I BUY 200

Million worth of gold, and make a “”BUY THE DIP!”
green little candle for you all?” “BULLISH ENGULFING!”
“OOO GREEN CANDLE LETS BUY!!”

Le bank
92% of traders

“AYY, YOU BOUGHT THE HUGE

AMMOUNT OF GOLD I WAS
SELLING. Since I, the bank, control
the supply and demand more than
you, the huge ammount of gold i
sold made the prices go down”
“Its part of the plan”
“its just psychology”
“Maybe AI can trade for me”

Are you starting to see how banks manipulate things?

Now, in case you think this is just bluffing, watch what
happens later. This is not a 100% perfect reaction, but hear
me out, and we will analyse this situation.
 Le bank

“I made good money when i sold,

but wait, remember how I bought
The banks bought here, and created the 200 million worth of gold to trap
orderblock, see that this position is now
the 92% of traders? now that
losing an insane amount of money.
Eventually, when price comes to this area, position is losing!!! ”
the banks will close this buy order.

Le bank

“Lets get it G, flexing my

gucci goggles. now that
price came back to this
area, my position is no
longer losing, and i can
close it ”

Now we can see the footrpints of the banks. Even though

this example isnt perfect as we turned bullish, if we were
still in a bearish market, and price entered the Orderblock,
you would be looking to sell, as that is where the banks are
closing their orders. In this case, it is their BUY order that
they closed, and when you close a buy order, you
automatically, sell.
Let me show you the two ways in which you can use and
trade with Orderblocks. The first one, is used to the very
highest level of this trading system. The second one
however, is not used at the highest degree, but can
definitely be used by you right now, as it is a powerful
concept even for beginners.

The first way we can use orderblocks... is this...

ORDERBLOCKS, ARE THE TRUE AOIs!!!

The reason why orderblocks are the true AOIs, is because

they are made from bank manipulation, and you can
understand the science behind why whose areas hold
strong reactions (remember: its because there are bank
orders in that level, either to the upside or downside.)
Notice where the AOI in the top comes from? it comes
from an orderblock that allowed banks to sell. Look just
how many times price, retested this area, and could have
lead to potential sell positions. incredible.

Now, one thing that I did not mention in File 5 (AOIs), is

that, one must not get fixated on these AOIs. Despite how
strong they are, you must understand that the true mover
of the markets will be revealed later. Of course, backtest,
and demo trade using these AOIs, but just know that once
you learn the concepts that you will learn soon in the more
advanced volumes, these AOIs should not be your number
1 concern. Also, here is just another example from the
same chart (the middle AOI), of how AOIs come from
Orderblocks.
Now, last thing I want to remind you of, when marking out
AOIs, make sure you are looking at a higher timeframe.
remember, everything above the 1H timeframe is good for
marking up AOIs.

Now, what is the second way of using Orderblocks? Well,

again, it is not what we use at higher levels, but you can
definitely, use them as ENTRYS, on the lower timeframe
(1H - 1m).

As can be seen here.

As you can see, Orderblocks can be used as a form of entry,

and they sure are powerful ones (for the average pattern
trader), but wait, we are not done with this file yet, we
must still go through some other concepts that will allow
us to understand manipulation better.
This bank manipulation leads me to the next subject,
which is liquidity. Just as you have seen with the
Orderblocks, you see that banks love to generate.....
LIQUIDITY!

this is what primarily moves the markets, this is what the

algorithm targets, it's LIQUIDITY. AOIs are a good
reference point, but liquidity is the real, objective reason
for where price moves

But what is liquidity? Well if you understood the

Orderblock concept, it's basically that. It's basically
generating enough orders so that people can buy and sell
with ease. Think of it like this. The housing market, is a
low-liquidity market. Why? Because it's not easy to simply
put a house for sale, and immediately find a buyer. If you
are looking to buy a house, you will also not find
immediately someone who is selling. Forex, crypto, stocks,
and commodities however, have much higher liquidity,
because there are thousands of orders happening every
millisecond. There are times however, as you saw with the
Orderblock example, where banks can generate even more
of that liquidity, by either creating, or closing the soyboy
betamale traders position, or even just between the banks
themselves, they will create and generate liquidity.

A double top!
Lets sell!
Two things you must remember going forward

1. Unless if you are in a federal position, you cannot create

money out of thin air, you can only take it from others. In
the market everything you lose, will be won by someone
else, typically the banks, and everything you win, you will
have taken from someone who lost. (Sounds harsh but it's
perfectly natural as that's how every single financial
transaction works, unless if you work a 9-5 job with a
salary paid in a devaluing currency)

2. If you were a central bank, or a large asset management

corporation, with trillions of dollars to trade with, how
would you operate, and how would you think?
REMEMBER TO THINK LIKE THE BANKS!

Now, this is what a Doji candle looks

like. When the 92% of traders see this
candle, they see it as a potential
shift in direction. A Doji can be
considered to be like a mini range/
consolidation. This is because price
is perfectly balanced and does not
break above or below anywhere

(this is what the 92%

of traders read btw)
Although yes, some of these Dojis do definitely work, there
is a specific reason which the 92% do not know about. But
enough of that, because that is for more advanced
volumes. Right now I will tell you, Dojis are one of the
areas which price will target, because the banks know that
the 92% of traders have their positions there, which need
to be swept in order for the banks to do what they want.

Notice how every single Doji got taken

out in the opposite direction it was
supposed to go for?

Dojis are a form of liquidity, and they can be targeted.

What about Double-Tops and Bottoms? What about equal
highs/lows in general?

Triple Bottom. Price Double top, makes

then the 92% sell, but
flew below it. Why? price goes above it,
because and fuels the banks
it fuels the banks.
As you can see, these areas are hunted by banks, in order
to generate more of that liquidity. Now, if they hunt these
areas out, only then does it create the pressure to go in the
direction these patterns claim to predict. If a double top
(pattern that 92% sell from) gets stopped out, all the
sellers will have to close their positions, which would turn
into Buy positions. Just like the orderblocks, when they
buy, who are they buying from? THE BANKS! the banks
originally would want to sell, and then you get your true
move.

When identifying liquidity, you want to look at all the

timeframes, all the way from the major liquidity on the 1D
timeframe, to the smaller liquidity on the 5m, which can
help you understand where price will be pushed towards.
Here is an example, on how you would create a bias, on
where price will go to, simply off of using liquidity.

If we see a MSS, on the lower

timeframe, and also more
reasons, we will put sell positions

Then maybe buys off the orderblock

in the very long run when price
comes back down here? we will see with
extra confirmation.
Let's look at other concepts that will allow us to
understand manipulation. The topic of gaps, imbalances,
is really good to understand especially as a beginner.

This is TSLA (Tesla Stock), and unlike forex or most

commodities, there exist gaps between the candles of the
markets, and I mean a lot of gaps. Notice something cool
though? Price is drawn, and attracted to these gaps, and
will seek to either partially, or fully fill them up.

Now, what does it mean to have an "Imbalance"? Well put

simply, usually in the market there is a steady amount of
buy and sell orders, and is what leads to
ranges/consolidation. But when there is an insane amount
of buy/sell orders that create a gap, this is called an
imbalance because there is clearly either more buyers, or
more sellers in the markets, and they are not balanced.
You will notice later on as I explain Fair Value Gaps, that
typically the gaps occur in rallies and drops, rather than
the consolidation/range phase.

Why do these gaps get filled?

Well let's go back to the subject of liquidity once again.
When you have a gap
it means that there
was an overwhelming
ammount of orders.
in this example it
would be BUY orders.
If there is an insane
ammount of BUY
orders, then banks
will look to stop them
out, in order to create
SELLs. Once again,
who are they selling
to? THE BANKS! who wanted to buy. But anyways, what
about FOREX, crypto, and commodities? how can we spot
these gaps in them? Simple, with the concept of Fair Value
Gaps. These Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) are just another form
of imbalance.

Check out this bearish Fair Value Gap.

FVG You want to mark out the bottom wick
from the previous candle, and the top
wick from the next candle. If these
wicks to not meet, and do not touch,
then it is normal, balanced price
action. If they do NOT meet, then you
have a Fair Value Gap (FVG)
As you can see, these areas get filled, or reacted to, as well.
Now of course, this is just a majority thing, that does not
always work. Sometimes price will not target to take out
FVGs in the first place, BUT, you can see that most of the
time they are taken out, and banks love to generate
liquidity. FVGs provide liquidity to the banks, and even if it
is a long time after, these FVGs will most likely be
targetted at some point.

Now how would we use these concepts?

We were bullish long term, and inside an AOI

And this was the intro to manipulation. This, you will soon
come to learn, is the most crucial part of the markets. and
the most decisive factor of where price is going to go.

At the end of this book the FULL strategy will be put

together and it will be much easier ans systemic for you to
trade, but just know that we will be using the concepts
used in this File.
Before we do this however, I want you to analyse, and spot
the following

Identify 5 Orderblocks, and how they are AOIs

Identify 5 areas of high liquidity, such as Dojis or
Double tops and bottoms
Identify 5 FVGs that could be filled out.
Identify 5 different trades you COULD have taken, with
these strategies

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 File 7
AMD
AMD will make for a fairly short file, as the previous file
explained a lot of the concepts which will help you better
understand AMD.

AMD is a concept from the very famous trader ICT, and

though his actual trades are very suspicious and probably
fake, he was the first man to expose parts of the algorithm
almost a decade ago. Even though he himself, as a trader,
is kinda whack, many of his concepts still hold an
inmanese ammount of value.

So what is AMD? AMD is an abbreviation for,

Accumulation
Manipulation
Distribution

The model looks something like this.

Now, we may look at the individual phases and what they
mean.

Accumulation
the accumulation phase creates BUY, or SELL orders
(usually both), typically within a range/consolidation, that
intice liquidity providers, and also the 92% of tradersto
buy and sell.

In other words, the accumulation phase is just a build up

of liquidity. The range/consolidation in itself, is
considered liquidity, on both sides.

As you can see here on XAUUSD (Gold Spot), the 30

minutes is an example of this
accumulation phase. Here there is a
double top, and also a Low that is
created. (Lows and Highs arent
the biggest liquidity generators but
can still be targeted by the banks.)

As you can see, this would be a range,

as price is not moving quickly, and there are a lot of doji
candles within it.

ONCE AGAIN, JUST COUNT THE RANGE AS A BUILD-UP

OF LIQUIDITY.

Thats what the accumulation phase is, just a range, that

accumulates liquidity.
 Manipulation
The manipulation phase is when we can start getting into
trades, but beware, as this phase is still not the real move.

Here is the liquidity grab.

Once again, the sellers,
Aka the people selling
Double Tops, get stopped
Breaks the double tops out. When they get
stopped out, they close
their trade, and have to
buy back to their
broker/prop firm. but
WHO ARE THEY BUYING
FROM? FROM THE
BANKS!
The banks have the Idea to sell heavy, but first need to find
people who will buy everything from them, so they take out
this liquidity, and also make a big GREEN BUY move, and
more buyers enter the market.

This is why it is called the manipulation, because it is the

move that is fake, and gets the 92% of traders in. The real
move... is the distribution.

But wait, before we talk about the distribution, just

observe, look at the manipulation??? catching such a trade
to the upside, if caught at the bottom, and if closed on
time, would result in profits right? ABSOLUTELY, so do
not worry, we can trade both the manipulation, and as you
will later see.. the distribution.
 Distribution
Well, the banks initial intention was to sell right? thats
why they faked in the 92% of traders to buy! (again,
because the banks wanted to sell, and needed someone to
buy all that stuff they were selling.

The distribution, is the actual move caused by the banks.

Do you see how

rigged the game is
against the 92% of
traders? The most
disturbing part
about this specific
AMD example... is
that the huge SELL
movement was
supposedly created
by “Inflation data
news.” But as you can see, even the NEWS! follows the
algorithm. Its a scary sight to see, but it is the truth about
how the world is ran, and how liquidity is the banks main
concern. Remember, these markets arent just for little
Day-Traders like you and I, BUT THEY ARE MARKETS
THAT MOVE TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS PER DAY, AND
SHAPE OUR LIVES TO THE HIGHEST DEGREE.

Now, since it was news, that also means that not every
AMD model will have such an intense, powerful
movement, but still if we look at other examples such as
this one.
 Once again, be
reminded that not
every single AMD, or
any of the previous
concepts, will be a
perfect texbook setup,
and that every single
moment in the
markets is UNIQUE, as
a FACT.
In this example, price created the
range/consolidation/accumulation, but then look how
liquidity comes into play.

There is a first manipulation towards the downside, which

makes people SELL, and close their BUY orders into sells.
This fuels the banks because now they can BUY, from all
the selling that happened. They BUY to do what? to create
a NEW manipulation, that can make the 92% want to BUY,
and also close their SELL orders, into BUYs again. BUT
WHO ARE THEY BUYING FROM? FROM THE BANKS!!! so
then if you are buying, what are the banks doing?
SELLING! and POW! the price has its distribution, and it
finally drops, with the real move.
Now, having learned AMD, as always, it is time to go to the
charts and practice practice practice!

Now, I want you to analyse, and spot the following

Identify 6 different AMD examples, and where the

accumulation, manipulation, and distribution was.

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 File 8
Timing
The market sits on an X and Y axis graph, and so far we
have only discussed the Y axis. But there is still the X axis
to discuss. What sits on the X axis? THE TIME!

Believe it or not, there are times where you should be

trading, and some when you should not. So lets go through
the first concept, which is SESSIONS

(Keep in mind that this will all be written in UTC+1, if you

live in a different timezone please adjust it, and also if
daylight savings affects your timezone, make sure to
modify this information too.)

Even though an algorithm exists, you still have to take into

account that the people working at the US federal reserve,
eventually have to go sleep at home. Because of this, when
they are all sleeping, it is unusual to see a giant
distribution.

Because of this, depending on what asset you are trading,

it will either be mainly controlled by people living in the
Asian timezone, Eurpoean timezone, or Western American
Timezone.
 Asian Session 12am - 5am UTC+1
This is the least volatile, and most inactive session for the
majority of days, in the majority of FOREX pairs.

XAUUSD

This for example, is XAUUSD (Gold Spot), at the Asian

Session. Clearly, the ammount of movement that
happened during this session, was very minimal.

NZDJPY

On the other hand, look at FOREX pairs that have

currencies from countries that are awake during the Asian
session. NZDJPY (Newzealand Dollar/ Japanese yen) has
more movements during this session. However, typically
there will be a range, and slow movement during this
session.
 London Session 9am - 6pm UTC+1
The london session is known for being the session that is
most likely to create a the highest part of the day, when it
is BEARISH, and the lowest part of the day when it is
BULLISH.

If you think about AMD, the london session would kind of

be like the manipulation, and many times, it literally plays
out this way.

The most volatile, and active FOREX currnencies during

this time, is GBP (Great British Pound) and EUR (Euro).

EURGBP

As you can see, EURGBP (Euro/Great British Pound) had

its most volatile, and strongest movement during the
London session.

The thing about the london session as you will later on see,
is that there is a time where there is an overlap between
the london banks being active, and the New York banks
being active.
 New York Session 2pm - 12am UTC+1
The NY session, ofter reguarded as the distribution of the
day, is of course, you guessed it, more volatile in pairs with
the USD (United Stated Dollar), or CAD (Canadian
Dollars).

XAUUSD

Take for example, XAUUSD (Gold/United States Dollar).

One of the most volatile assets in the Commodity/FOREX
trading world. Of course, this is a more extreme example,
but still illustrates the point well.

A good indicator I suggest you use, is the Sessions

indicator by JrFxAddict
It will allow you to automatically see the sessions, and it
will make things much easier for you.

Now however, we look into Killzones, which are more

important, as they are the specific times within sessions,
where you have to trading.

Asian Killzone 1am - 6am UTC +1

The asian killzone, once again, can give some good moves
with FOREX pairs with currencies that are active during
these tiems, such as the NZD, AUD, and JPY.

NZDJPY

By the way, these examples arent hard to find at all,

because it is simply so systemic, and it is simply the time
when trading is the best. You can either find your trades
here, or you can even find your trades beforehand, and try
getting into the move before it happens.
 London Killzone 8am - 11am UTC+1
You will start to see how the Killzone is a smaller time
window than the sessions, and allows for more presice
trading.

EURGBP

When looking for trades during the london session, you

want to make sure that they aer taken within the london
killzone, and i will explain why you should prioritize
killzones later.

EURGBP

and later of course, in the more advanced volumes, you

will learn how to trade like this during london session.
 New York Killzone 1pm - 4pm UTC+1
Again, this is simply a more refined time to trade. DO NOT
TRADE IN BETWEEN LONDON KILLZONE AND NEW
YORK KILLZONE, YOUR NOT THAT GUY PAL, TRUST
ME.

XAUUSD

During NY Killzone, there will also typically be the heavy

red file news for USD, particularly either at 2:30pm, or
4:00pm UTC+1.

XAUUSD

Once again, here is where we would be looking to get our

trades, and should be able to catch them with ease and
without hesitation.
NOTICE HOW MOST OF THE TIME
THE DAILY SESSIONS JUST PLAY
OUT AN AMD MODEL?

Some closing notes about the timings are that you must
chose to pick the best assets in accordance to your
timezone. Since where i live, it is UTC+1, i can trade both
London, and NY with ease, and therefore trade both
GBPUSD, and XAUUSD.

Now, important note, this might change as you begin to

become more professional and better at trading, but TRY
NOT TO TRADE IN BETWEEN KILLZONES. between the
killzones, there are typically moments of ranging and
consolidation, something you definitely do not want to get
caught up in.

There is a fourth Killzone, known as the London Close, but

we will leave that for a higher volume.
 File 9
Systemizing
Now that we have learned all of these concepts, it is time to
put them into action, and systemize these concepts. With
this i present to you the first trading system which you
willl use as a beginner.

STEP 1: find good AOIs with the power of strong

Orderblocks. Find these all the way from the 1D
timeframe, and work your way down to the 1H timeframe

STEP 2, on the slightly lower timeframes, you are going to

determine whether or not we are Bullish or bearish using
BOS, and MSS Concepts.
 Long Term Bullish,
and approaching AOI

STEP 3, Inside of these AOIs, or slightly close to them, You

want to see a strong set up for either a continuation, or a
reversal. You could start looking for orderblocks

STEP 4, look for why, or how, banks would benefit off of

this movement, and look if there is any manipulation that
can occur. Well yes! you have an FVG there, and also some
built up accumulated liquidity, including dojis, near the
current price.
STEP 5, make sure that your trade is during a killzone, and
that the timing is right. this trade was taken at 3pm, which
is during the NY killzone.

I am keeping it vauge because the truth is that you have to

create a trading style using these concepts that i have
taught you that fit your own personality and what you want
to do.

You can either simplify and use less time, or you can trade
with more noise and try to get smaller trades that give the
same amount of money, but last 5 to 30 minutes.

Fear not as we will all discuss this together in the Discord

network, and with confidence, slowly unlock the doors to
the market, by learning the key skills.

Thank you for reading this far, and may this have boosted
your knowledge, and confidence in the markets.

Lets all rinse the banks together!