[00:11] specific as possible, we'll analyze a few of my trades, tell you about some of the formations I use, and teach you a little about a little about reading the order book. People have often started
[00:24] writing to me things like, "Tell me how you trade," "Tell me your system," and stuff like that. But this is generally a common situation: you're trying to convey information about
[00:36] mistakes you shouldn't make, and in response, just give me some working formations. Okay, here's as specific as possible, using
[00:48] real-world examples. Our first trade is on the RTS index futures. Note that at the price of 100, 21500, we have a level that's the minimum. Today, this is a V-shaped
[01:03] market reversal, a good visible intraday level, there is probably a buyer at this level, besides, it is a round number, and large traders are often active at them. The it is a round number, and large traders are often active at them. The
[01:18] entry, of course, is quite clumsy, I entered not too close to the densities, but I just wanted to make sure that these volumes are real, they are fakes. Next, pay attention to these volumes, newcomers immediately begin to dump
[01:35] positions, but here you need to know how a large participant usually acts. If he removed a volume from the order book, this absolutely does not mean that he is moving from the market, most likely, now he will realize this volume at the market. That
[01:50] is, most likely, now he will begin to throw small orders into the spread, or he throw small orders into the spread, or he this is rare, of course, but even this happens. Well, the profit, in fact, did
[02:04] not take long to wait, the price bounced off the level. Our next deal is already on the dollar-ruble futures, here is just a filigree entry, stop, we have around 10 points, a signal was received on the currency, the currency order book is
[02:22] on my other monitor, unfortunately, so we did not  We'll see, in general, a robot turned on at the volume that simply bought at a certain price by clusters, it was very clearly visible and therefore the price simply could not go lower, respectively,
[02:38] simply could not go lower, respectively, from the lower boundary of this small from the lower boundary of this small range and an entry was made. The next transaction, again on the SIZ, pay attention to the chart, a very
[02:51] interesting situation on the chart, it is clear that it was pressed by something, although in general, this is how it is. If you see such a
[03:03] situation on the chart, you know that perhaps someone is pressing the price specially, you must someone is pressing the price specially, you must definitely look into the glass and again, the formation was on the currency, if I'm not mistaken, they
[03:16] just stuck an iceberg there, an ordinary iceberg, nothing special. I've already turned off the recording here, we won't see the ending, but I took there, basically, a few points, about one hundred and fifty, well, in general, such a basically small scalper
[03:32] such a basically small scalper transaction. I'll later insert a transaction. I'll later insert a screenshot from the terminal in the editing so that you can see screenshot from the terminal in the editing so that you can see where the entry was and where
[03:44] the price went next. In general, that's all for today. Learn to read the glass. There really is a lot of interesting things happening there. If interesting things happening there. If you see some movement on the chart,
[03:58] you should understand that this is a consequence.  It's just a consequence of what happened in the order book beforehand, and by reading and understanding the order book, you can
[04:10] predict market movements quite well. If you liked the video, be sure to give it a like so I know you're interested. In the future, I'll also you're interested. In the future, I'll also be posting videos of my trade breakdowns.
[04:24] be posting videos of my trade breakdowns. lot of videos of my trades and training videos.