The PERFECT ENTRY Strategy That Will 10x Your Results...

As traders, we all want to get sniper

entries like this. But how exactly do

you do it? Well, in this class, I'm

going to teach you the supply and demand

theories that we can use to get these

sniper entries, zone refinement,

multi-time frame analysis, and how this

plays a big role in getting perfect

entries on your trades, and all of these

things ultimately will show you how to

get sniper entries. Before we jump into

zone refinement, it's important you

understand the basics of supply and

demand. If you already do, use the

chapters to skip ahead. If not, I'm

going to explain them to you now. So, a

demand zone is an area of consolidation

before a strong upward move. When we're

looking at candlestick charts, it's

going to be the candle like this. The

candle that sits at the bottom of a

large upward move. If we visualize it as

a zone, this is what it looks like.

Okay? It's drawn as a box. And my rule

is to use the last candle before the

impulse away. So, I'm looking for a

sideways candle like this with wicks

either side and little to no movement

just before a large push upwards. And

the idea is that a demand zone shows a

price that institutional buying took

place previously. So, very large players

in the market placing very large orders.

That's why we get these big drives away

and that's what a demand zone is

indicating. The idea here is that this

is seen as a discount price to buy from.

So future buying is expected if price

returns to this level. Here is exactly

what we would expect to see from a

demand zone. We look to buy from the

demand zone when it is retested because

we expect to see more of that

institutional buying kicking in. Now, if

you haven't already guessed, a supply

zone is just the same, but the other way

round. It's an area of consolidation

before a strong downward move, which

would be visualized like this. Again,

it's drawn as a box. And I used the rule

of using the last candle before the

impulse to mark my supply zones. This

shows a price that institutional selling

took place at previously. It's seen as a

premium price to sell from. So future

selling is expected once the market

returns to this level. Here we look to

sell from the supply zone when retested,

expecting more institutional selling to

kick in to the market. It's important to

understand the basics of supply and

demand because this is how we are going

to refine to get sniper entries. If you

need further lessons on this, there is a

card in the top corner which is going to

take you to a pure supply and demand

course. You can come back to this video

after that. But if you're ready to go

ahead with zone refinement and get those

sniper entries, we'll do that right now.

All right, here's how zone refinement

works. Let's say we begin on the 4hour

time frame and we are looking at a

supply zone. We want to sell from this

area when price returns. The price

return might look like this. our target.

Nice and simple, just the recent low

means our position may look like this.

Now, this is a 1.9 riskreward trade,

which essentially means you will risk 1%

to make $1.9%. You'd risk $1 to make

$1.9 and so on. This is okay, but the

riskreward isn't great, and it's not

exactly a sniper entry. It's not a trade

that's going to bring you a massive

reward. And if you take trades like this

all of the time, yes, you can be

profitable, but you're kind of on the

edge because the riskreward isn't that

great. But what we can actually do then

is look inside of the 4hour time frame

to carry out zone refinement. What we

want to do is look inside of the 4hour

time frame. Go lower and identify

smaller zones. What we can do here is

zoom in to the 1 hour time frame to

identify smaller supply zones inside of

this 4hour zone. So here's an example of

what the 1 hour time frame might look

like. If we were to map on the 4hour

zone, it may look like this because it's

going to be covering a broader range of

candles. But what we can actually do now

is refine this supply zone to a smaller

1hour zone that exists inside of the

4hour zone. We see further imbalance and

we see a smaller supply sitting at the

top. Now what this allows us to do is

use this for our positions. Okay, so now

you can see we've dramatically amplified

the risk-to-reward on this position. If

we take it back to the 4hour time frame,

our 4hour zone refined to the 1 hour

zone would look like this. Meaning our

position would look like this. Same

exact trade, same exact target, same

selling area. But because we refined, we

turned that 1.9 risk-reward trade into a

6.25 riskreward trade. Which means

you're risking 1% to make 6 and a4%.

You're risking $1 to make $6.25 25 cents

in return. So, we're turning the same

trades into massively profitable

positions just by refining the zones.

And we get that beautiful sniper entry.

Let's go look at this on a real chart.

This is the 4hour time frame. It's

NZDPY. It really doesn't matter what

asset you're trading. This works across

all of them. We're looking at a market

which has just shifted in trend

direction. And so we see a break of

structure here which has taken us from

lower lows and lower highs into higher

highs and hopefully a higher low for us

to take a trade from. All right. So

that's the basic trade concept. Now

we're going to use the similar technique

as previous targets wise. We're just

going to look at the swing high. So all

we're going to be looking for just like

the examples I showed you is a trade

from there to there. Okay. Now, we can

go ahead and mark out the last candle

before the impulse. That's going to be

our demand zone, which in this instance

would be plotted on like this. Okay, so

not bad. Pretty nice little demand zone.

If we were to map out our long position,

we would have an entry there, stop loss

under there, and a target up into that

high. Now, this is a 3% trade, so it's

by no means a bad position. This is

something I'd be happy to take. You

could get in from here and run it up to

here. But we are talking about getting

sniper entries. So let's follow that

rule now and go from the 4hour down to

the 1 hour and see if we can find a

refined opportunity. Dropping down to

the hourly time frame, we see

immediately more candles open up.

Basically what we do here when we go

from the 4 to the 1 hour is times the

amount of candles we get by four, right?

because we're seeing four candles per

each individual 4hour candle. Now, we

have two areas. One area of demand here,

which is the last candle before this

impulse away, and another here, this

larger one at the bottom, which is the

very low of this market. And this again

is a last candle before an impulse away.

So, at this point, we can work out what

to do in terms of zone refinement and

see what we've got in terms of

opportunities to increase the

riskreward. For a moment, we're going to

remove this one. We're going to focus on

this lower one because this is where we

can refine our hourly buy limit order

too. So, from the 4hour position of

3.08%,

08%. If we were to move our entry to the

top of this zone without changing

anything else about the trade, we are

now at

5.58 riskreward, which means in this

instance, we've added 2.5% potential to

the exact same trade. And all we had to

do to get there was drop the time frame

from the 4hour to the 1 hour and refine

to this level. Now, I want to take it

back to the zone just above because the

question might be there. How am I going

to pick between these two zones? See,

sometimes when you go to a lower time

frame, you're going to see multiple

zones inside of what was once just one

zone. And this can make things a little

tricky. Now, there's a simple way that

we can approach this outcome. And before

we move on to our new position, we're

going to talk about that real quick. So

if we now have two zones to choose from,

we don't know where to place our order.

The simple way to approach this is to

place your order on what we call the

extreme zone. Okay. Now the extreme zone

is going to be the furthest zone from

price in the leg of price movement. So

our leg of price movement is from this

low to this high. Okay, this is the

bullish push. We're basically now

looking for a retracement opportunity to

then buy from

further inside of the first leg of price

action which is this one here. The

extreme zone is going to be the furthest

zone from price. So the lowest possible

zone in a buying scenario. That makes

this zone the extreme zone. If we want

to place a buy limit on either of these

zones, the standard one to go for is

going to be the extreme. First of all,

because we get the best riskreward from

this zone, and second of all, because

it's just the safest one. If we go ahead

and place an order at this zone, for

example, and our stop loss is here, we

can be right on this position, meaning

we could actually be correct about the

market direction, but we could still be

stopped out if the market decides to

reach for the extreme zone. So, when it

comes to buy limits, the safest way to

do this is to just place your order at

the extreme zone, which in this instance

is going to be that 5.58 riskreward or

5.58% potential return trade. Now, to

approach this one, we've got to think

the market could react from there. If it

does react from there, we're going to

miss the trade if we're focused only on

the extreme. So, what we can do inside

of the top zone is use what I call a

standard confirmation. This is nothing

new. It's just a simple name for a

simple approach to structure

confirmations in your trading. So, a

standard confirmation looks just like

this. Okay. What we would do is when the

market reaches this level, we would see

if this lower time frame structure

changes in agreement with our larger

trend direction. So now that we're on

the hourly, we can see there's a small

trend inside of the larger trend. We

have the high, a low, lower high, lower

low, then we have a lower high and a

lower low. Now, at this point, we would

basically want to see the market return

into this area of demand and then create

a new high. If we saw this, let's say it

happened immediately from where the

market is right now. So, if we had a

drive down from here, retest of this

level, and then a push back above this

point, this would confirm that the top

zone could indeed be good for a

position. because what it would show us

is that this demand zone is seeing an

influx of buying that's strong enough to

reshape the trend. Okay? So, if we were

able to push over a previous high, it

would tell us this zone has more

strength than we may have initially

anticipated and that means therefore we

could take a buy position if the market

was to pull back. So, from there we

would identify demand and we would buy

from that point to take the trade up

towards our target. So once the market

reached this point and closed up here,

that would be a good time to confirm

that you are able to put buy limits on

in this area quite safely. So that is

how we would approach multiple zones.

Now just to give you an insight into

what the standard confirmation looks

like uh in reality, let's just take a

look at how we found the premise for

this trade. Here we have overall a

downtrending market. Then we come down

to this low and we got a push up to

here. This is that structural shift that

we would want to see. So basically, we

would take this pattern that we've got

right here and we would replicate this

on a smaller time frame. Okay? So we'd

be looking

at that exact same thing again. If we

got that, we could then happily place

orders. All right? So that's a

visualization of what the standard

confirmation looks like in the

candlesticks. So that's how you would

pick between two zones. just go with

confirmation entries on any top zones.

And then the lower zone, the extreme

zone, the furthest from price at the

bottom of the leg of price action is

where your order can be placed. You

could place a buy limit there because

you'd be quite happy to get in at that

point if the market got to it. So, if we

jump back to the 4hour time frame now,

we can see that we have our top zone for

potential confirmations and we have an

order placed at the extreme zone. Now,

just removing this one for a moment, we

can see that now the 4hour candle

basically has a zone covering half of

it. On the 4hour, first glance, it

doesn't really seem to make much sense,

but that's because this is a 1hour zone.

Okay, that's pretty bad drawing, but you

get the idea. So, this is our 1 hour

extreme zone.

The idea here is then that we've

actually managed to refine the trade

down and rather than getting in at this

high, we're going to be getting in at

the extreme, the refined area, which is

going to give us the best riskreward for

this trade. Okay, now let's see how this

market runs out.

See, we get a push down into that

extreme zone. And then the market pushes

up and makes its new high, which would

fill our trade target. And just to show

you, if we were working with the 4hour

zone, well, the high of the zone would

be there, the low of the zone would be

there. So, our position would look like

this. Okay? So, we're looking at around

a 3% return without refinement or we're

looking at that 5.58% return with

refinement, which as you can see as well

is where we get those sniper entries

because what we've actually done is

managed to secure an entry right on the

wicks. We're not halfway through the

candle bodies. We're not completely

above one of the candle bodies as we

would be if we'd entered off the 4hour

zone. We've captured the wicks and we've

secured a sniper entry. Now there is one

thing you need to be careful of when you

are refining zones and that is over

refinement. You need to make sure that

you don't refine your zones too far. You

could say if we go from the 4hour time

frame to the 1 hour time frame and it

makes the zone smaller and it makes our

entry more refined, why don't we then go

from the 4 hour to the 5m minute or the

one minute because surely then we're

going to get an even smaller zone inside

of this larger zone. Now, the problem

with this is if we go over on the

5-minut time frame and dig into this

larger demand zone, we're actually going

to find that there are some very small

refined zones all the way down here at

the low. So, we could actually start

looking at this demand zone and we may

think, well, this is a nice refined

zone. There's still some imbalance into

this. So, maybe we could place our entry

here and our riskreward would be

absolutely massive. The problem is the

market isn't always going to reach those

areas. So although this trade on paper

would look good because we'd see

potential

25R, meaning we could make 25% for every

1% risked, the problem is a lot of the

time it's just simply not going to be

hit. We're working off of 4hour and 1

hour price action here. So dropping the

market down this far to the 5minute is a

dangerous game and is often going to

result in the trade being missed. Don't

overrefine and don't take things too far

because you're going to end up with

missed positions. Now a simple rule

that's good to follow to make sure you

don't overreine and end up missing out

on all your good trades is to go two

steps down. Okay, so two steps down

simply means if we were on the 4hour

time frame, we could go to the 1 hour

time frame and at best we could go down

to the 30 minute. If we were on the

daily time frame, we could go to the

4hour time frame and then maybe to the 1

hour time frame. If we were on the 30

minute time frame, we could go to the

15minut and then potentially the five.

But we never really want to go too much

lower than these. Okay, so step down two

default time frames. 4 hour, 1 hour, 30

is fine. 1 day, 4 hour, 1 hour is fine.

30 minute, 15, 5 is fine. Generally

though, you probably only really need to

go even one step down to secure sniper

entries and massively amplify the profit

potential of your trades. You saw from

this position, we managed to add 2% onto

the trade. If you can do a 5% trade,

5.5%, that is all the profit you need

for a very healthy month of trading.

Taking a trade from 3 to 5.5 and pretty

much doubling the returns by simply

changing your entry to a slightly lower

time frame is definitely very solid and

you don't want to get too greedy and

take it too far. Now, while we're here,

we can take a look. We're on the 30inut

time frame. If we refined our zone to

the 30 instead, we would have had this

area to work with. We would have had

this area to work with this candle. I

still am a fan of putting stops under

the low. So, I'd keep that there. But we

could have added potentially another

little bit of profit there and turned

this into a 6% trade by following that

two steps down 4hour 1 hour and then 30

minute. So by going from 4hour to 30

minute we actually doubled the profit

potential of this trade. But if we keep

going and we go too far such as down to

the 5minut we risk missing this trade

entirely. Securing sniper entries is

just one part of a larger system and I

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