What is good, bros? This is going to be a video going indepth on how I was able to make $291,000 with a new aggressive trading strategy. I'm going to be covering it from A to Z to explain to you guys this new kind of aggressive scalping strategy that a lot of you guys have been asking me about how I find entries and exits and then a couple examples of how to find it on the charts. So, with that being said, we'll just jump straight into this. Again, if you guys want to fact check all of this, I post literally every single trade that I take from market open to entries and exits and showing you guys P&L and all of that in trade recaps that are posted live on YouTube where I'm literally saying, "Hey, I'm entering right here. Hey, I'm exiting right here. This is how much I made today. This is how much I lost today." So, you guys can go back over through the past month and then double check this. And yeah, with that being said, let's jump into the charts and we will get into it. First thing that I want to explain is I mean there's a lot of things that I got to explain for real. The first thing that I want to mention this is an aggressive trading strategy. So this isn't just a full abandonment of my higher time frame strategy where I'm on the 5minut time frame. I'm looking for break of structure fair value gap breaker block equilibrium order block fill and then scale down to the one minute time frame and then find entries from there. Okay, that is still completely valid. One of my least favorite things is when you guys see a new strategy video by me, and I know this shit's going to happen with this video. So, just please keep this in mind. This does not mean that that old strategy that I was using and I still use to this day is just done. It's nerfed. It's it's over, okay? It doesn't work anymore. It still works perfectly fine. And I still use it on a daily basis. But this strategy is something that I use when I'm trying to find aggressive entries and when I'm super sure and super set on a strong bias for the day. For example, like if we have a super strong drawn liquidity or if I have a super strong bias of where price is going to go, this strategy gives me the opportunity to get skin in the game before that 5minut kind of slower but safer higher time frame entry strategy gives me the opportunity to enter. And this more aggressive strategy lets me get skin in the game with the potential to lose because again it's more aggressive. It's on the lower time frames. But when I have a super strong bias, I am willing to put some risk on the table because if I have a strong bias, I don't want to be left out of the move and be sitting there being like, damn, I knew exactly where the market wanted to go today, but I didn't make any money. I wish I could have entered. And that's exactly why I even started trading this way. So that's the first thing. The second thing that I want you guys to keep in mind is when I am entering this way, I am derisking. So the first thing that I kind of want to lay out for you guys is just like thought process on all of this. So the first thing is I have to have a strong bias with strong draw on liquidity. Okay. And then the second thing is I'm going to be derisking. And the reason behind this is one because it's an aggressive entry. Okay. This is something where it's not nearly as safe as entering on the 5minute and waiting for a whole bunch of confirmations to know for sure that the move is going to go in our direction. But with the strong bias, it gives us the opportunity to potentially make far more or just make money. And if the 5minute entry doesn't even present itself, then I can still make money on my strong bias for the day. But with that in mind, I want to leave some risk for me to be able to play with in case this entry gets stopped out because again, it's aggressive and my overall strong bias still plays out in the 5-minute more safer, more confluence strategy plays out. So, I can still enter on that. On top of that, this is the best case scenario. If I'm able to get the aggressive entry, I enter there with the D-risisk position. So around like half of what I'm willing to risk for the day. Then the fiveminute entry presents itself. Then I can enter with the rest of the risk that I was willing to put on for the day to then encapsulate the entire risk of what I wanted to put on as a whole for the day. Okay. So this I'm drisking. I have to have a strong bias because again that's the only reason why I would even want to take this aggressive entry. And then on top of that, I want to risk less than I'm willing to risk on the entire day so that one, I can have the opportunity to if I get stopped out on the aggressive entry, re-enter with the safer 5minut strategy and or enter with the one minute strategy, this aggressive entry strategy that I'm going to show you guys today and then on top of that be able to get a second position with our safer, higher time frame confluence. And that's the best case scenario where we get both of them where I can get an aggressive entry that has a really good risk-to-reward and then on top of that get the fiveminute entry which is our safer more calmer confluence strategy that will give us still a good risk-to-reward and still good profits but not as crazy as what this new strategy that I've been incorporating for this past month will give me. So again, those are just some things that I want to get out of the way before we jump straight into this. So, now that we've got that out of the way, I want to or actually I'll leave this up here. I want to break down really what I'm looking for before we put it onto the charts. So, what am I looking for when I'm looking to try and enter aggressively? Okay, so the first thing is again strong bias and strong draws on liquidity. Okay. And if you guys don't know what I'm talking about when I say having a strong bias or what's liquidity, what's a fair value gap, what's a break of structure, what's an order block, what's a breaker block, what's equilibrium, what's an inverse fair value gap. I have a full free course. Again, you guys don't have to pay anything for it. You guys can click click the link in the description where I teach you guys all about these confluences online for absolutely free so you guys can understand these confluences. It's a really long video because again, day trading is just like a whole new language. I know already what I'm talking about can be a little bit overwhelming. So, just go through that free course, watch all of that and then come back to this video and it'll make way, way, way more sense. So, first of all, I want a strong bias and strong draws on liquidity because without that, there's no reason for me to even be trying to take an aggressive trade. If I have a weak bias or if I'm like, "Oh, price could go in either direction here." Why would I want to try and take an aggressive trade entry? It doesn't make sense, especially if I see the market's choppy. Okay, there has to be a strong bias in play. So, on top of that, there has to be two draws on liquidity. And that comes in the form of either a high time frame drawn liquidity going towards low time frame low resistance. And I'll explain what this is liquidity or to another form of high time frame liquidity. So that's the first option. High time frame draw, a high time frame key level. Price goes there and then we're looking for it to seek out either a low time frame low resistance drawn liquidity or another form of high time frame liquidity. and or. Okay, so we're going to flip it back around. Low time frame, low resistance liquidity to high time frame draw on liquidity. Okay? And again, these draws on liquidity have to be strong. So, it can't just be again, I'll show I'll show good examples of this because this past month has been just awesome for using this strategy. And that's kind of what I why I want to break it down. A lot of you guys have been freaking out in the comments. Oh my god, new strategy. You're not trading the weight. Shut up. I'm going to tell you guys how to do it. Okay, be quiet. All right, I know you guys have been feing for this [ __ ] I'm delivering. Okay, calm down, pipsqueaks. Okay, number two. What else do I need? So once we can establish that we have a strong bias and we have strong draws in liquidity whether it be price going into a high time frame draw and then targeting low time frame low resistance draws and liquidity or another high time frame draw or low time frame low resistance liquidity to a high time frame draw. From there what are we looking for? We're looking to scale down to the lower time frames ideally the one minute. That's how I've been trading this and it's been working great. And then from there, I'm literally just looking for one a confirmation confluence. If you guys know what that is, that's looking for breakup structure inverse for value gap or a closure above the 79% extension and I'll show you guys what that is because I haven't really fully explained that in a YouTube video just yet. Lots of sauce that's going to be dropped in this video. We're putting we're putting you guys on game recently with these YouTube videos. Hopefully you guys have been appreciating this. So again, look for a break of structure or an inverse or value gap or a closure above the 79% extension off of one of those strong draws of liquidity. From there, what am I looking for? A continuation confluence. Okay, so what does this establish? We want to understand why we're even entering in the first place. This is kind of what I do with all of my strategy videos. I want to break down why we're even entering off of things in the first place. Because it's one thing for you guys to just like copy and paste this strategy and then being like, "Oh my god, it didn't work." But I want you guys to actually understand why you're entering. I don't want you guys to see this and just be like, "TJR said it, so bet I'm going to do it and just not understand why you're even entering in the first place." I want you guys to understand the thought process of why we are entering the way that we are. So, when we're hitting the high time frame draws, obviously that means, hey, profits are either going to be taken here or this is a this is a point where price is going to reverse and continue the overall higher time frame trend. So that's the first reason why we're looking for a strong bias and strong draws on liquidity or from low time frame low resistance liquidity. We are looking for price to sweep that out and then fulfill the higher time frame draw on liquidity. So I know it's a lot of words, but we're going to explain it on the chart a little bit later in this video so you guys can actually put the pieces together. And I'll actually draw this out for you guys so you can visualize it before we get into the charts. So when we're going from low resistance liquidity, we're pretty much seeing that, okay, price, especially when we have a high time frame drawn liquidity, that's like a super obvious strong bias. Again, we see price go up and take out low time frame liquidity, it's obvious that price is sweeping out that liquidity to go and fulfill the high time frame draw because again, that's our strong bias. And then with this, when we're taking out a high time frame draw, there's one of two options that price is going to do. It's either going to take profits off of that high time frame draw. So again, if we're going down and sweeping out a high time frame draw on liquidity like this, more often than not, we see profit taking whether that be on the low time frame to just go seek out low time frame resistance liquidity. Again, that's why we have that there to just be able to have some profits get taken off of all these orders that just got filled from the liquidity being swept. or it's a reversal into again to push price towards the higher time frame trend. And I'll show you guys examples of all three of these. Okay? Regardless, when we take out high time frame draws on liquidity, more often than not, we see profit taking to either go up towards low time frame liquidity or just to continue the higher time frame trend towards high time frame liquidity. Okay, so that kind of covers step one of this. And then step two, why are we scaling down to the lower time frame to be able to again catch that pretty much bottom tick of where we're going to be looking for profits to be taken because again, if we come underneath a high time frame drawn liquidity, profits are going to be taken from this move down, right? Price was seeking out these lows to what? Fill their orders. Okay. to for them to be able to exit. So when they exit, profits get taken. What does that cause price to do? Move up. So because of that, we're trying to either capitalize on that small move up, whether that just be a small little relief bounce up to low time frame resistance liquidity or we catch the bottom to send price higher towards the high time frame draw liquidity all the way up here. Regardless, there is going to be profit taking underneath high time frame draws. And that's why we want to scale down to the lower time frames so that we can capitalize on those bottom tick moves whether it's a small move up just to send price lower or whether it's a big move up to send price higher on the higher time frame. And then how can we confirm that price actually wants to move higher? Well, we wait for our confluences like a break of structure because again if we're pushing down underneath these lows, we are going to be in a downtrend. So, what are we going to look for the trend to do? Break trend, break current order flow to send price higher. Okay? Or we're looking for an inverse fair value gap. What does that show us? That shows us that, hey, the bearish order flow that we were in, it got closed above, we're disrespecting the bearish order flow after coming down here to take out these orders. Awesome. We're going to send price higher. or a closure above the 79% extension on the Fibonacci which again is another example of us disrespecting bullish order flow to what send price higher and then that leads us into step number four to show continuation off of that. So it's one thing to just say like okay bullish or or bearish order flow got broken but we want to see continuation. So if we get a break of structure, it's like, okay, cool. That could still be just a retracement on the 5minute to send price lower. So what do we want to see on top of that? Continuation from either a fair value gap getting filled, equilibrium getting filled, order block getting filled, a breaker block getting filled, and then price reacting off of that to send price to either the low time frame low resistance drawn liquidity or the high time frame drawn liquidity. So, let me go ahead and add that on here. Fair value gap, equilibrium, breaker block, order block, and a closure in the direction. Awesome. And then last but not least, ender debit. And then when we're looking to exit on both, again, stop-loss and take profit because again, this is the potential to lose. This isn't a 100% full win rate strategy, okay? when we're exiting at low time frame, low resistance liquidity or high time frame liquidity. Okay. And then when we're looking for stop-loss, so that's for take profits. And then for stop-loss, we're looking to exit where trade idea gets in. Hello boogie validated. And I'll show you guys examples of what that looks like as well. Okay. So, now that we have a full breakdown of this strategy, this is where I'm going to kind of draw out every single scenario here so you guys can get a good picture and then we'll go into the chart and fully break that down as well. So, now let's draw this out. Let's start off with this one right here. We'll keep it short and sweet. Imagine we have a high time frame draw on liquidity right here. Let's say it's a 4hour low. Okay? And we're really close to that 4hour low. This is market open. What are we looking for? high time frame draw liquidity to get hit and then following that looking to target low time frame low resistance liquidity or high time frame liquidity. Ideally both that would be great. So market opens, we come down, sweep out this high time frame liquidity. Okay, awesome. Let's say that we have relative equal 5minute highs right here or just three stacked up trend line liquidity. Okay, that is low resistance liquidity. Again, I'll show you guys what that looks like on the chart, but we have low resistance liquidity right here. And then let's say we have a 4hour high right here and an hourly high right here. Awesome. We have our exit points. We come underneath. Boom. This high time frame draw from there. What are we looking for? Either a break of structure to the upside on the one minute or an inverse for value gap on the one minute or 79% extension closure. Okay, I'll show you guys what that looks like on the chart. I won't like draw it out cuz it's kind of impossible to draw it out without having the chart up. And then following that, let's say we just get a break of structure. Awesome. What are we looking for? Either a fair value gap entry after a candle closure to the upside equilibrium from this low up to this high. Boom. We come in there, candlestick closure, a order block entry, order block right here, or a breaker block entry. Breaker block right here. And again, if you guys want to understand these concepts, there's going to be a free course in the description for you guys to check out. Then once we get those, enter that bit. And then exits are going to be again above these three highs. Okay? And then this hourly high and then this 4hour high. Those can be our targets. Okay. Now, let's go over what it would look like in the opposite direction. So let's say we have low time frame, low resistance liquidity getting swept towards our high time frame drawn liquidity. So again, let's say that we have a strong bias towards this high time frame draw in liquidity and we're really close to it. Same situation. And let's say we have boom two relative equal 5minute highs right here or three 5-minute highs that generate low resistance draws on liquidity. Market opens and instead of going down to take out these lows and look for longs out of that, we go up and we sweep out the low time frame low resistance draw liquidity. From there, what are we looking to do? Because we hit this. We're targeting the high time frame draw, which is right here. So, we go up, we take those out. Then, what do we look for? Breakup structure, inverse for value gap. So, again, we want to see a breakup structure to the downside, a inverse for value gap or a closure above or below the 79% extension. And then from there, what are we looking for value gap? Boom. Candle closure. Enter that bit. Equilibrium. Boom. Enter that bit. breaker block, order block, all that good stuff. And then our one and really only target should just be boom, this high time frame draw because that was our strong bias for the day. Awesome. Now, let's go into the chart and then show you guys what this actually looks like with real candlesticks. Okay, so this was a very good example of using the strategy from last week. This was on Tuesday. Again, if you guys want to see the full trade recap breakdown of me actually entering this trade live, you guys can. It's on YouTube for you guys to check out. So again, this is market open. We had this 4hour low. So we had our high time frame draw on liquidity right here. And just like in those examples, we were super close to that 4hour low premarket open. And then if we look at the S&P 500, we were also super close to this 4hour low right here. We actually didn't end up hitting it. I'm going to show you guys the trade entry on NASDAQ because it's way more in line with how I'm teaching the strategy. I entered on the S&P 500 because I was using an SMT divergence which again I go into in the free course for if you guys want to learn that confluence that's great. It's not necessary for this strategy though and I'll show you guys why. So again I just want to preface. I took this trade on the S&P 500 where we didn't sweep out the 4hour low, but I'll break down how you guys could have entered this trade on NASDAQ where we actually did sweep out the 4-hour low. So, pre-market open, what do we have? High time frame draw and liquidity. Okay, cool. What else did we have? We actually had two versions of this setup. So, this was awesome. So, during pre-market, we also had, look at this, five minute highs that were stacked up together. So, what is this? This is lowresistance liquidity. So, I want to do a brief breakdown on what low resistance liquidity is. Low resistance liquidity is essentially a stack of highs that are all pretty close to each other where there's orders to be filled up here, orders to be filled right here, and orders to be filled right here. So, if we're thinking in the market standpoint, why would the market want to just go up and take out one singular high and only fill one set of orders when it could just go through and take out all of these highs, fill all of those orders, and then push price in the direction that it wants to go, right? It it doesn't really make too much sense. It it would ideally want to take out all of them. So, that's what low resistance liquidity is. It's where we have orders to be filled here, orders to be filled here, and then orders to be filled here. Where the market probably isn't going to want to take out just one of these highs and then move lower, especially because these highs are so close, it's ideally going to want to take out every single one of them and then push push lower. Same thing in the opposite direction. If we have lows that are stacked up right next to each other, what is this? This is low resistance liquidity. Why is it called low resistance liquidity? because it's easy for the market to just come through and sweep out all of these lows at once rather than again it just doesn't make sense for price to only want to come down and take out one low and then move up when it could get three times the amount of orders by taking out all of them all together. And there's actually a good example of this. This was a a prime time example day. There's a good example of this on the high time frame on this day and on the low time frame. So on the high time frame, we can see there's a low right here, a low right here, and a low right here. So what is this? This is, and this is why people call it trend line liquidity, because it's boom, low, low, low. Okay? It's like lows that are stacked up together in a trend. So we see low, low, low, and then we also have a low all the way down here. Why is this low not a part of this? Because obviously there's a huge gap in between it. Again, there's another really good example of this right here. Low. low, low, and low. Look what the market does. It wants to take out every single one of these to push price higher. It's low resistance liquidity. It's easy for price to just come down, take out all those lows, and then send price higher. Okay, so again, why did market only want to take out these three lows and not this one all the way down here? Because these three were stacked up. So again, that gives us an even stronger bias of why this would be a high time frame draw on liquidity because it's the last low that price needs to take out along with being a 4-hour low. Okay, so from there we can go ahead let let me remove these fiveminute highs really quick and we can go ahead and mark out our other draws on liquidity. We have an hourly high right here. We have an hourly high right here, an hourly high right here, an hourly high right here, and then on the fivem minute, we have low resistance liquidity all stacked up right here. Again, why is this high not grouped with these ones? Because these ones are stacked up close to each other. And this one, there's just a little bit too much of a gap between it. Okay, so this is trend line liquidity, low resistance liquidity. So what do we see price do there? Again, there's like pretty much two entries on this. I don't like entering right when the market opens, but this is like a perfect example of both ways to trade this. So this is can actually be our example for the opposite way as well, where we take out low resistance liquidity to go ahead and target our high time frame draw. What does price do? It opens and then what do we do? We push up. We take out low resistance liquidity. What can we do? We scale down to the 1 minute time frame. Okay, why are we able to do this? because we have this high time frame draw down here. And then what are we looking for? Either a break of structure, an inverse for value gap. This one, it looks like we get a break of structure right here on the 1 minute. And then from there, unfortunately, it doesn't look like any of our continuation confluences got hit. We really would have been looking for this for value gap to get filled, which it didn't. Equilibrium or a breaker block or an order block, but it didn't get filled. But as you can see, price goes ahead and targets this high time frame draw. So that's low resistance to high time frame draw. Now let's show the actual trade, the good trade example that we would be looking for. So we come down, we take out the high time frame draw. Awesome check. What do we do? Scale down to the lower time frames. What are we waiting for? Boom. 1 minute break of structure. 1 minute inverse for value gap. We get both of them and we get the 79% extension hit. So I'll break down all of those right now. We get boom a one minute break of structure. We close above this high after taking out the high time frame draw. What else do we get? We get this bearish fair value gap to get inverse. And then on top of that, this is the 79% extension disrespection. So you pretty much draw it just like a regular Fibonacci. So you take it from the high down to the low as if you guys are drawing a equilibrium. I'll go ahead and show my settings because I know you guys just love figuring out what type of settings I use on my chart. These are the settings that I use. Take a screenshot. You guys can use this for later. Okay. And then all that we're looking for if we don't get an inverse for value gap or if we don't get a breakup structure to the upside, we get all all three of those confirmation confluences. All that I'm looking for is price to close above the 79% extension, which it does right here. Awesome. Following that, what are we looking for? We're looking for either equilibrium to get hit, fair value gap to get hit, and then a bullish closure out of that. So again, we get a little move down right here. What is this? a bullish for value gap. We fill it and then boom, candlestick closer to the top side. Long John Silver that bit, long that bit. And then what can we go ahead and target? Look at this. All of our other highs that we had marked out. Boom. Low resistance draw on liquidity. Boom. Hourly draw on liquidity. Boom. Hourly draw on liquidity. Boom. Hourly draw on liquidity. All of that [ __ ] gets smacked work for literally a 1:4.8 risk-to-reward ratio. And in this case, our 5-minute strategy did not present an entry until after these two draws on liquidity got hit. And and at that point, I'm not willing to take the trade on the 5minut time frame because it's just so late in the day and the move's already been made and we've already taken out areas where profit should be taken. So this is why the strategy is so useful because again, if I hadn't been able to find an entry with this, then I knew where the market wanted to go, but I wouldn't have been able to take a trade. And on top of that, we get a really good risk-to-reward compared to probably like half if not less than half of the risk-to-reward on a higher time frame, more confluence, safer trade by trading with this strategy. So that like that was just like freaking prime time example of literally the aggressive trade entry strategy. Okay, we long off of the candle closure out of this. We come into the high time frame draw liquidity. We see a break of structure. We see an inverse for value gap. What are we looking for out of that? We also got or sorry, no, we didn't fill this order block, but this was the order block right here. Did we fill the breaker? Okay. Yeah, we literally twosteped into this breaker block right here. Just barely. Pretty much made equal highs and lows with this breaker block. We don't hit equilibrium, but we don't need every single one of those to get hit for us to be able to enter. So, this was absolutely prime time. Super gorgeous example. Now, let's go ahead and let's find an example of us taking out low resistance draws on liquidity going down towards a high time frame draw on liquidity because this one was a pretty good example of us coming up and taking out these low resistance highs towards the high time frame draw, but we weren't able to find an entry. So, we'll go ahead and do that now. Okay. So this is going to be another actually really good example of both pretty much both directions of the low time frame low resistance liquidity getting swept out towards a high time frame draw and then on top of that high time frame draw towards low resistance draws on liquidity or another high time frame draw and this is going to be showcasing this with the example that I showed before and this is on the S&P 500 now. So coming into market open, what do we notice? We see a whole bunch of high time frame draws on liquidity stacked up. So this is high time frame, low resistance draws on liquidity. Now if we go into the lower time frames, okay, what do we have? We have these lows that hadn't been hit during pre-market. These lows that hadn't been hit during pre-market. And then we have some hourly highs up here. And then when we go into the five minute, we can go ahead and see that we have boom low time frame high right here. So we see, look at this that man, so good. So freaking good. Market opens, we come up, we sweep out this 5m minute high. Okay, awesome. Low resistance liquidity gets it with our obvious high time frame draws draws on liquidity in mind. Again, we if we think back to our rules, we need two draws in liquidity. Whether that be low resistance to a high time frame draw or a high time frame draw towards low resistance or another high time frame draw. Okay, so in this case, we actually there's hits in both directions. We have a high time frame draw towards another high time frame draw and low resistance towards the high time frame draw. But which one gets hit first? Low resistance towards the high time frame draw. So again on the five minute, we come through, we sweep out this 5minute high from there. Cool. Step one complete. Why are we able to scale down? Because we know that, hey, these are high time frame draws. It's obvious that this is the overall draw in liquidity for the day. Why do we know that? Because we've already came through. We took out this low. We took out this low. These are high time frame lows that are stacked up. Low resistance draws and liquidity. What is the market going to want to do? It's going to want to take out this low, this low, and these lows. Why? Because there's more orders for price to go through and get filled. Now, this is also during a time that I wouldn't necessarily be willing to trade, but it's a really good example of this. So, I'll show it in actually both directions cuz man, hey, bro, I crafted this [ __ ] so good. Okay, we come up, we sweep out the 5minute high. From there, what are we looking for? Either a one minute break of structure, one minute inverse for value gap, 79% extension closure. Boom. We get a break of structure. We also get in inverse for value gap and we get the 79% extension closure from there. What else can we look for? We can look for a breaker block. We can look for order block. Okay, so we have an order block right here that doesn't get hit. We have the breaker right here that barely gets missed. We can see if equilibrium gets hit. Equilibrium does get hit and this fair value gap comes through and gets filled. We come up, we fill the fair value gap and equilibrium gets hit. We get a candle closure out of that. Boom. Short that bid. And in this case, because we have two high time frame draws on liquidity, we can go ahead and target both of them. Now, unfortunately, this isn't like the best risk-to-reward ratio, but also, okay, this is actually something nice because we know that these high time frame draws on liquidity are technically low resistance draws on liquidity. We can get rid of this one and just set this as our our one and only take profit because we know that price is going to want to take out both of them. So, we can go ahead and just disregard this low because if it's going to take out this low, which we know it wants to, it's also going to want to take out this one. Why? Because they're stacked up and it wants four orders rather than just three. So, price goes down, boom, take profit gets hit. And then what can we do also in the other direction? I don't want to advocate for overtrading, but what can we also see in the other direction? High time frame draw on liquidity gets hit. Now what do we have to the top side? We have boom high time frame draws. We also have this fivem minute high right here that was made right at market open. High time frame draw gets hit. What are we waiting for? We're waiting for a break of structure. Inverse for value gap. We get a breaker structure right here. But we come back down. We don't get any continuation confluence off of it. So what do we do? We continue waiting. Boom. We get a breaker structure to the upside. We also get an inverse bearish for value gap. Cool. We get a 79% extension closure above. Then following that, what do we get? Boom. Fair value gap gets hit. Boom. This order block gets hit. Boom. This breaker block gets hit. Boom. Equilibrium gets hit. We see a bullish candle closure out of that. Awesome. Long that [ __ ] Boom. We can either put stops right underneath these lows, underneath this candlestick wick. And then from there, what can we do? We can literally just target these highs. That's like just our first take profit 1 to 3.4 risk-to-reward ratio. Smack work. And if we really want to hold that [ __ ] bow. 1 to8 risk-to-reward ratio. [ __ ] smack work. Hey, bro. All I'm going to say this works really well. And then I'm pretty sure on this day we got our high time frame strategy to work as well. Yes, we did. Look at this. So again, this Oh, baby, it's getting juicy. This aggressive, we put half of our risk on because we have this super strong bias. Right from there, what can we do? We can wait for our fivem minute setup to then develop. What do we get? A five minute break of structure. Oh man, it's so good. Five minute break of structure. Five minute fair value gap. Five minute fair value gap gets filled. Scale down to the one minute in there. And the reason why I would be willing to enter on this is because boom, this draw liquidity hasn't been taken out yet. If this draw in liquidity had been taken out, then I would just take profits on this and be completely satisfied. But it hadn't been taken out. Then what do we wait for? Just a one minute break of structure to the upside or again a 79% extension closure or a inverse fair for value gap. We get a break of structure. Boom. Long that be stops underneath here, bro. 1 to8 risk-to-reward, 1 to 4.7 risk-to-reward. Higher, safer entry here. More aggressive, more risky entry here. But we literally get like so much more profits from this. And that is how I find aggressive trade entries. I really appreciate you guys for watching to the end of this video. 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