The GxT Model | 4H PO3 Made Mechanical

What is up everybody? Welcome back to

another video. In this lecture, I'll be

covering the three types of GXT

sequences, which is a vital, very, very

important part of my GXT model, right?

Specifically for intraday trading and

confirmations. So, the logic here is

pretty simple. we are going to be

profiling a higher time frame candle

with a lower time frame swing or the

fractal model. Right? Simply now,

I'll be showing you guys how to profile

a 4hour candle like I said in this

specific video, but you can do this with

any any candle, right? You can do this

with the daily candle, but we'll go into

the alignments for that later. But

honestly, I do think this is the best

4hour power of three strategy or

intraday strategy

really out there to be honest. This is

why it's gained so much

right traction and whatnot, right? Um

and yeah, I think it is the one of the

most repeatable and logical and

mechanical processes you will come

across. So, you're in for a treat with

this one. It's also going to be a short

one, which is good. So, let's get into

it. What is the GXT continuation

sequence, right? Very, very simple. It's

simply a new higher time frame candle,

in this case, a new 4hour candle is

opening up within

a

lower time frame candle 3. So basically

within this previous 4hour candle what

did it do? It put in a reversal right?

So if the previous candle

put in a lower time for reversal then

the next candle will simply open up and

expand or continue. That's why it's

called the continuation because the

previous 4hour candle put in a lower

time for reversal regardless of this

higher temperament candle close. Now a

lot of times you will see right that

higher time frame candle close which is

a byproduct of this lower time frame

swing formation but it's not always the

case. This candle here can be an

expansion candle right where it actually

doesn't even close you know back within

the previous candle's range and this

candle just expands because of that

lowered time for reversal within it. Or

it can just be a continuation candle

where maybe this candle is an expansion

candle within that previous candle. We

also retraced, put an reversal and

expanded. Again, I cover this all in my

course in depth, but here we're just

kind of getting a, you know, rough um

depiction here. But it's pretty simple,

right? It's literally that simple. A new

4hour candle is opening up within a

lower time frame swing that the previous

candle created. That simple.

Now let's get into the GXT reversal

sequence. This is even simpler. This is

just a reversal candle

formed from a lower time swing. Right?

So if we want to trade that 4hour

expansion candle, right? This is you

know in my I believe my open high low

close video or candle profiling video.

That's what it was. You want to have

that small wick, right? So if that small

wick within that 4hour candle that

you're trading, if it supports

expansion, you can actually trade this

reversal candle. If it does not, you

know, support expansion, you will just

trade the next 4hour candle because you

are not in alignment with expansion. So

as soon as a lower swing forms, that

confirms the small wick that confirms

reversal. Then you can catch that

expansion within that 4-hour candle.

Now this is a reversal candle, but can

also be an expansion candle. As you see,

the previous 4-hour candle reversed.

Now, we are confirming the low of a

4hour expansion candle with a lower time

frame swing. Right? The only difference

between these two is this 4hour candle

here. It's not opening up within a lower

time frame swing. So, you know, the low

has to be created from one. We always

want to be trading away from swing

points. The market cannot reverse from a

swing point. So, why wouldn't you

require one? That is the logic of the

fract model. That's why it's so good.

Now, let's get into GXT aligned

sequence. This is simply when maybe you

want to trade continuation, right? Or

maybe the low of the candle is not

formed from a swing and it just expands

away. Well, when it expands away, it is

confir it's, you know, it's confirming

the expansion candle basically, right?

It's eliminating the possibility for a

bearish expansion candle because it's

forming that large opposing run, right?

So you're likely already in alignment

bullish. So if you want to trade that

continuation, right, it's even better

obviously if the low of the candle is

formed from that swing formation. So

maybe you get in here, you catch this

move, maybe you want to get a re-entry

off this retracement. So within that

same candle, we reverse, we expand, we

retrace, right? This retracement here,

this candle right here is not aligned

bullish anymore because it's obviously

not a bullish expansion candle. So we're

waiting for that realignment which is a

swing formation. Right? So now you know

if we have open objectives right if we

still have time left in this candle then

we can actually expect a continuation.

Right? So this would be that aligned

version because the 4hour candle is

already aligned as you see it's it's

already an expansion candle. So when it

retraces, we're just trying to get, you

know, back in realignment with that

expansion, which we just go from

expansion, retracement,

this reversal candle, expansion.

So now let's get into a couple of

examples here.

All right, so this is I believe like

last week or something or two weeks ago,

right? And these are all trades that I

did take. You can go on my Twitter, you

can check them out. So, let's go over

the logic because I like to show you

guys logic, not just the the, you know,

the concept I'm showing you guys. I want

you guys to know how to put things

together. So, why was I bullish this

day?

Well, for one, we had this slow grind

up, right? But we had this reversal

candle that the, you know, this day

printed. But is it a reversal candle

that I really care about? Not really,

right? It would just be a retracement to

me if anything. Why is that? Because

we're leaving these equal highs here,

right? So, if we're leaving equal highs

here, any move away from this high, I

automatically assume is a retracement or

a consolidation likely, you know, a

retracement or something, right? Um, so

if he did leave this area, I'm

immediately looking for this low to

reverse. anything in close proximity to

current price um most relevant key level

to kind of cap off that retracement to

actually continue higher. But if you

actually play the next candle

obviously this was just like some sort

of lowered sign from retracement. So

there's no sort of reversal here. So we

just expect continuation especially with

this daily close obviously right

obviously we can't trade with this high

anymore. So do we target the actual high

itself which is this alltime highs

basically right? So if we want to

continue the next day from this previous

day's range, we simply do what? We mark

out EQ of that previous day's range. We

want to see some some reversal.

What am I doing here? Yeah, some form of

reversal in the upper half of this range

because that would support an expansion

date, right? that supports that small

wick that mechanically defines the small

wick because if price disrespects EQ of

this range now we're forming that large

you know opposing run that large wick

which doesn't really support expansion

rate so now if we go to the 4hour time

frame

what do we see the previous day expanded