The GxT "Universal Sequence" - Structured Approach

Yo, what's up everybody? Welcome back to

a another YouTube video. Um, it's been a

long time, of course, like two months or

so. So, I do apologize for that, but I

think this will make up for it. Um,

probably going to be one of the better

videos that I put out for you guys. And

I think it's going to be a real game

changer for you guys. Um, it's something

that I really wish I had when I was

first learning how to trade. you know,

so much noise out there, so many people

to learn from, so many concepts,

um, no structure, but that's what I'm

trying to be for you guys, you know, I'm

trying to be the guy that just provides

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and yeah, I've been screwed over many

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Um so you guys don't have to do that go

through that right. Um so let's go ahead

and begin and let's start this lecture.

Um so what this is going to lecture is

going to be about is about essentially

continuation.

So I just call it um the GXT universal

sequence. It's essentially using gaps

for continuation. Um we're going to go

over you know gap selection and really

just from the top down. Um it's a

complete approach like it's a mechanical

approach and that's what you need. You

need simple framework to go over right

or um to follow and that's what is the

hardest part right it's it's how to put

it all together it's how to build a

framework and then you know how to build

off of that etc and follow each step. So

like that's what this video is about and

that's what it's going to provide and um

yeah that's what my whole model is

about. I try to make it very simple and

mechanical as possible and logical and

uh yeah, so let's go ahead and get to it

here. So,

this is going to be a long video by the

way. Um I have a lot of slides here and

quite a bit examples. Like it literally

might be over an hour long, but like I

said, I don't try to BS my videos. No

edits. I try to put as much information

as possible. I want you leaving this

video um you know with no questions, you

know, no

no feeling of like what am I missing?

No, you won't be missing anything. I'm

not leaving anything out here really. So

that's why it's so long. Uh I want to

provide as much examples to drill into

your head as possible. So that's what

we're going to do here. So strap in.

It's 2 a.m. in the morning for me, by

the way. So I'm cooked, but it's all

good. So let's start now. So universal

models. What is a universal model? So

this is what was taught by the MXM

trader. It's essentially a framework,

right? And we always need a framework. A

framework is essentially price going

from point A to point B. That's all it

is, right? It's a key level to a draw

liquidity. So our first framework or

universal model uh the word universal

meaning that we can apply to any time

frame. It's fractal, right? Just like

anything um in trading, it's all

fractal, right? So here is where we

trade into a key level, right? And this

is where we can actually anticipate

reversal. You can't anticipate a

reversal until you hit a key level,

right? So once you hit a key level, we

look to the opposing side of the range

that caused the retracement, which is

the external range high as our target,

right? So as you see, price trades into

the fair value gap or internal range

liquidity. Those are the same thing.

You're going to see me interchange those

words. Um

it's just how it's just how the the

verbiage is. Um whoops. But yeah, so

price goes in internal um liquidity and

trades to external liquidity as our

target. So the next universal model or

framework again those are the same thing

too is when price trades into ERL. This

is where price is going to reverse and

trade back into IRL which is essentially

back into the range, right? Um, and

that's what we're going to be targeting,

right? Very simple. We're going to try

to fly through a lot of the simple

stuff. We're going to start from very

simple, um, framework stuff, and we're

going to show you guys how to piece it

together and really go how to go from

basically point A to point B in a

mechanical process. Okay. [snorts]

Um, so

how to trade a manipulation range, it's

essentially where price trades into a

range low, right? or a swing low

manipulates it and we expand into the

opposing side as our target as you see

right price to the range low reverses we

target the range high really simple

stuff um nothing too crazy now this is

also really simple but we're still going

to go over it so what is a C2 closure

when do we apply it so we apply swing

formations to key levels so basically

our framework um so highs and lows and

gaps um to confirm reversals right so

the market cannot reverse without a

swing point. So therefore we confirm

reversals with swing points and catch

the expansion. Right? So after a swing

point forms, expansion follows expansion

away from the key level towards our

target. Right? So that's the framework.

So the first type of swing point,

there's three types that I use.

Shout out to Trades. Um he's the one

that really popular popularized this um

here. So candle 2 closure is simply

where price fails to close within candle

1's range. This hints at a reversal.

What happens after the reversal? We

expand, right? So once price expands

from C2 low. If we get a strong close

above C2 candle's high, a body closure

above that C2 high, then we can

anticipate a continuation in candle 4.

So what is a C3 closure? It's where you

don't have a C2 closure, right? Maybe

you hit a key level, but we don't have a

C2 closure. So, you don't know if price

is going to reverse until we get a C3

closure. So, you're going to wait for

price to actually form that three candle

swing formation. And the mechanical

process is for validating this candle 3

is when it closes over candle 2's

opening price. Okay. Um, so you want to

be trading candle 3 here or candle 2

because um these are not valid swing

commissions.

You're going to trade candle 4 when you

get a valid candle 3 formation or

closure.

So C2 reversions expansion. This is the

third sequence um not sequence but swing

formation. This is the same thing as

this here where candle 2 hits a key

level but it's the wick size. It's a

difference in wick size. Right? If this

candle has a small wick, it can reverse

into expansion. And we can trade this

reversal candle and we do it um every

day really. Um if you're trading a

reversal profile for GXT, that's what

you're trading. Um and yeah, it has to

hit a key level obviously though because

we can't anticipate a swing formation or

reversal if we don't hit a key level,

right? So we're going to then once we

have the closure,

we're going to mark out our first level

of invalidation. Okay? So we always

going to have an invalidation to a trade

idea. Okay? So step one is a universal

model right once price trades into that

key level then we confirm it with a

swing formation. The next step is to

then set in a validation to that trade