GxT Mentorship - Relevant Swings - Ep.2

What's up guys? So today will be a

lecture on relevant swings. So there's

many ways to use relevant swings. This

is going to be like I said a basic

introduction. So let's go ahead and get

started. So how do we map out relevant

swings? Relevant swings are nothing more

than spaced out highs and lows. And this

is something you're have going to get a

visual for. One way you could do it is

you could take a premium discount tool

from low to high. And you do not want

this low to be an OTE of that range. To

me, anything above that is considered a

relevant swing. So if you take the same

thing over here from this low to this

high, from this low to this high, right?

This is where the pullback starts. You

see how it's in really close proximity

to this low? That would make this a

failure swing rate. Um whereas if you

take the same thing here from relevant

swing to relevant swing right that's how

you want to map them out uh right this

one's in premium the range right so you

see the space between relevant swings

these are what are considered relevant

swings failure swings are the the um

swing highs and lows that are in close

proximity to each other or in close

proximity to the relevant swing itself.

So what are protected swings? Well, a

protected swing is nothing more than the

manipulation of a relevant swing, right?

So this would not be considered a

relevant swing because it is not a

manipulation of a relevant swing, right?

It's a manipulation of a failure swing.

So this to me is not considered

relevant, not considered a relevant

manipulation because there is a reason

for price to still return back to here

because this is still a failure swing to

the irrelevant swing, right? Just

because we manipulate this, you know,

this failure swing doesn't mean it's a

protected swing, right? Because it's not

a relevant swing, right? So there's a re

reasons to turn back here. So therefore,

you can't trust to trade away from it,

right? You want all swings to be

manipulated, right? You want all

relevant lows in close proximity to

current price to be manipulated. So

there is no reason to return back to

that level, right? So this is what it

look like, right? Or you just straight

up manipulate a relevant swing.

Another way we can use um protected

swings is when one asset trades into a

protected swing and the other one

doesn't, creating an S&P divergence.

Right? So, we don't just use S&T

anywhere and everywhere. We want to be

using SMT at relevant levels and

protected swings or sorry, uh relevant

lows, highs and lows are one area to

look for SMT at and they're one of the

best ones areas to look for S&T at.

So, now we're going to get into

continuation. So, this is when we trade

into relevant swing but we continue

through it. So, what are the you know

signatures for that? So, one way we can

already anticipate a relevant swing

being manipulated is when we're coming

off of a key level. So, pretend there's

a key level way to the left or maybe you

manipulate a relevant high or low. So,

this would be a relevant high. Um, so

anytime you're in like expansion for

example, right? I can't draw right here,

but um and the most recent high, right?

You're just in expansion. The most

recent high is just a you know a high,

right? that is a relevant swing because

if there's nothing beyond it in close

proximity, I mean that's the only high

to manipulate. So when you up the high

and then price displaces away,

especially from a key level where you

know if you hit a key level and you

manipulate this high or whatever,

there's a reason for you know to trade

away. So basically what I'm trying to

say is if we have a manipulation or

hitting a key level we trade into a

relevant swing the opposing swing

relevant swing you can already

anticipate that swing failing because it

should fail because you know pretend

these are the higher time frame lows

higher time from key level anything you

know within this range should fail or

you should trade to the external low but

um one of the things we can look for is

when we trade low if we just consolidate

right so if we just consolidate

If you watched my last lecture on phases

of price,

that is a continuation signature, right?

So, we would expect continuation through

this level, you know, towards, you know,

the next relevant swing, right? So,

price pretty much can move from relevant

swing to relevant swing. Um, and the way

you want to leave consolidation is what

right a manipulation of the

consolidation high. So, this is actually

a relevant swing as well, right? This

would be a protected swing as it was

manipulated here and this would be a

relevant swing because the space between

these highs. So when this is

manipulated, this creates a protected

swing in continuation towards the straw

liquidity rate. Um so basically if you

want to continue away from a relevant

swing, we're looking for the closest

proximity key level um after hitting

that relevant swing to continue away

from. Right? So in this case, it creates

a swing point high, right? which we then

can manipulate and trade away from right

to for continuation. This is like A and

B reversal essentially expansion,

consolidation, manipulation, expansion,

right? Another continuous signature as

we know, same situation, right? Where we

create a protect swing or maybe a key

level, we expand into opposing real on

the swing, we want to see this fail. If

we see a retracement signature, rate,

what is a retracement signature? Leaving

failure swings at the point of

retracement. These super deep

retracements, right? Just slow lethargic

PA. If you see that I'm looking at the

closest proximity fair value gap that

was created in this expansion leg right

away from that protected swing. This

should support price away from this

protective swing, right? And to continue

lower, right? So, this should cap off

their retracement to go from expansion

retracement expansion, right? So, again,

we're just looking for if you want to

continue through a relevant swing. Well,

we expect, you know, expansion through

it, right? So, what can we continue away

from? Close proximity key levels because

we don't want to see deep retracements.

So the closest for valley gap, the

closest high to manipulate to continue

from these are things that we look for.

Now for reversal,

what is the signature? We trade into a

relevant swing. Well, simply right, we

want to wick this area. We want to, you

know, show that candle 2 reversal. We

want to see SMT, that V-shaped

signature, right? This is all displayed

in my last lecture on phase of price.

You're seeing how phase of price tie

into literally everything we do. Um, and

these are just the levels that or the

areas we just use phase of price at to

confirm continuation, reversal, etc. Um,

so, yep, this is pretty straightforward.

We already went over this. Um, but yeah,

we want to see SMT. We want to see that

reversal signature. This would lead us

to believe that we will target this next

or this opposing high right here and

then potentially beyond it, right?

So, what is the signature or the

reversal sequence that we look for? So

as soon as we engage a level that we

want to reverse from. So let's say we

trade into a relevant swing. Um now one

thing we can do is we can trade this

reversal. Right? If we have a candlest

closure this would be trading the

reversal the expansion away from that

rate. Now what do we look for for

continuation away from a true reversal

like this is I want to see a fair value

gap being created after we um print this

protected swing. Right? Because again if

we're going to continue away from