GxT | Asset Synchronization Series: Part 1/3

Yo, yo, what's up everybody and welcome

back to another YouTube video.

Today, we're going to be covering asset

synchronization.

Finally. I know

uh we have quite a bit of slides to to

do here. I had [snorts] to break it down

into three parts because there is a lot

to cover. Like, you guys are think

you're going to learn a lot in this

video,

but there's actually a lot more to

learn.

So, in this video,

we're going to be covering

the easiest way to trade asset sync,

okay? And the most ideal, all right? So,

if you're a beginner and stuff like

this, this is really for you. We're

going to be covering reversal and

continuation.

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Um

what else am I missing here? Yes, so

asset synchronization. Uh this is a

more so introduced um through quarterly

theory, right?

>> [snorts]

>> Um and it is like a filter for SMT

essentially. That's kind of what it is.

Now,

personally, through my studies of

quarterly theory, I didn't learn too

much about it like in great detail.

Like, I really had to dive in myself

into charts. And I created a very

mechanical process for trading it. Um

it's it's very logical to me. And a lot

of people have find it very logical.

Now, I released it already before um

just not in a detailed way like this in

a structured way like this. Um but you

guys have seen it go around, strength

switching. That's a concept I created.

So, a lot of this stuff, this logic that

you're about to learn today,

uh today,

I actually created.

Um so, yeah, hopefully you guys enjoy.

And let's get into it, man. But yeah,

credit to quarterly theory for this

concept. Now, let's go ahead and dive

into it.

So, correlated markets. We're going to

be viewing

um correlated markets through triads.

So, that is three correlated markets in

an asset class. So, if you're Forex,

mainly the highest um

percent of correlation is between the

dollar. It's the majors, right? So,

euro, GBP, um the dollar.

And then obviously indices, we're going

to be looking at uh NQ, ES, YM. Uh a lot

of ICT traders do not use YM. That is a

big That's a big mistake. I promise you

it's a big mistake. You need to be using

YM. It's very very very powerful, all

right?

Uh now for gold, you want to use

uh

XAU/EUR and XAU/GBP.

Now, one thing that's extremely

important when using these um

these two pairs here,

they are like a they're CFD brokers. So,

you need to actually pick the um feed

that opens up at 1800 just like indices

do or not indices, just like futures do,

okay? Because if you don't, you're going

to be using a feed that opens up at

1700. So, the daily candle opens at

different times, the 4-hour candles open

at different times. It's not going to

work out at all. Like, PSPs are not

going to be correct and stuff like that.

So, you you need to do this, okay?

Uh if you want to use silver, it's going

to be the same thing, right? I also use

silver with gold here. Forgot to put it.

Um but yeah, if you want to use a silver

triad, same thing. It's going to be

XAG/EUR and XAG/GBP.

Um now for the oil triad, we're going to

be using CL, RB, and HO. So, these are

the correlated markets that we're going

to be using this logic on.

And without further ado without further

ado, let's get to the next slide.

I just drank a Red Bull, so I'm hyped.

I'm hyped to teach you guys this [ __ ]

It's also like

11:39 p.m. I think it's raining outside.

Hopefully y'all can't hear that.

But okay. So, what are we going to apply

this to, right? Nothing new. Universal

models, right?

It's It's everything we apply comes back

to the basics, universal models, because

this is where we um frame reversals

from.

And this is where we get our targets.

So, our first universal model is

internal to external. Nothing new. Not

going to spend too much time here.

The next one is external to internal.

And the final one is order paying

ranges. Now, all the examples in this

video are going to be um

going over

uh

the manipulation ranges, because if I

just show you every single one,

it's just going to be too many slides,

right?

So, we're going to keep it simple here.

So, now we're going to apply SMT

divergence to key levels, which of

course are our universal models. So,

like internal to external, going to be

using with gaps. You know, order paying

ranges, you're going to be using with

highs and lows. So, this is just simply

SMT divergence with highs and lows,

where one market takes out a low,

another asset does not. That is a crack

in correlation and the first sign of a

reversal.

Now, here's SMT divergence with a fair

value gap, right?

Where one asset trades into a gap,

another one doesn't. Again, that is the

first confirmation to confirming this

universal model from going from internal

to external. Those are the only two key

levels that we use and frame reversals

from on the higher time frame is

highs and lows and gaps.

So, now we're going to go into two-stage

SMT variants. So, we don't just frame

reversals from one-stage SMT. We like to

use two-stage SMT around here, which is

an extra layer of filtering. So, this is

where you either have SMT with the key

level itself. So,

your first stage SMT will be with a

swing high or low or maybe a gap as your

first stage SMT, cuz that is also a key

level.

And you're going to confirm that SMT

with the key level

with one of two ways. It's either swing

SMT,

right? So, the original swing points

that is confirming this low, cuz when

you hit a key level, you're going to

form a swing point, right?

So, you're going to have an SMT like

this, right? Ideally in the form of

strength switch. Doesn't have to be

strength switch. This can take out the

swing low as well. Can be two-stage SMT

like

or

a PSP, right? So, the SMT will be

confirmed by a PSP. So, basically the

swing formation

that is

basically confirming the SMT and the

reversal closes also a PSP, which is a

type of um crack in correlation. So, if

you don't know what a PSP is, you don't

know what any of this stuff is, you need

to go watch my other videos.

Um I have videos on T-Rex channels.

Uh I have two T-Talks videos that talk

about um