[00:02] deals with a good profit thanks to my knowledge of this concept.  Today we will talk about Mitation Log.  This is one of my favorite trade entry patterns.  Why?  Because it gives an entry point with a minimal stop and clear [music] logic without
[00:17] guessing.  Today we'll look at how this works mechanically, [music] why the price returns here, what the big players are doing, and how you can use this in your trading strategy.  We'll also discuss how
[00:30] the market works, what stuck traders are, why the algorithm returns the price to them, and how to accurately find such entry points.  I'll tell you right away, you'll have to turn on your brain.  Here [the music] will not be about some three simple steps and
[00:44] some kind of boda.  I believe that if you [music] are watching this, you really want to understand trading and understand the logic of how [music] markets work.  Well, what I'm going to tell you today is that it really works and makes money.  Let's go.
[00:57] Now let's go to the computer and sort everything out piece by piece .  Let's move on to the theoretical basis, and I'll explain in more detail what a mitigation block is.  So let's look at the diagram.  That is, remember this before
[01:10] we, before I now begin to analyze in more detail and tell you what it is, yes, but let's first move on to logic, and I will tell you what the market is in general. That is, here I attached, yes, just
[01:24] guidelines are, yes, if you are just beginners, or just [music] more, yes, are considering it more seriously.  This is something that can really generate income, a good income, yes, that is, these are some of the deals.  It is clear that defeat,
[01:39] as if losses, will certainly happen too.  Here.  [music] happen too.  Here.  [music] So let's move on to the point that context.  [music] So, let's go deeper, and I'll tell you in
[01:53] general how the market works, right?  Well, that is, from the economics perspective, we know that there is supply and demand, and buying and selling, yes, and all this has been going on since the moment it all went digital, and algorithms are more responsible for the market
[02:08] .  And here it is important to understand that the price and everything you see on the charts are handled by an algorithm.  That is, first of all, the task of the algorithm is to deliver sufficient liquidity.
[02:25] And in the second case, it is aa to align the
[02:39] algorithm does in the market in general.  And then, in general, according to what examples, in what, yes, orders does the algorithm work and who generally controls the algorithm.  If currency markets, then this, to a large extent, yes, will be appropriate.  If we
[02:54] look at stocks, indices, [music], it will be, well, essentially, with the same logic, appropriate, but a little, maybe, in a different hierarchy. So, actually, what kind of hierarchy do we have here [in music]
[03:09] ?  That is, central banks come first. And I will also dub in English. I may also later voice some terms [music] in English.  It's just that since I mostly
[03:23] operate in the English information field, it's easier this way.  Here.  And I will try my best with my interpretation, yes, to deliver, and preferably, the best quality in terms of information.  These are , in fact, central banks, yes,
[03:37] which generally manage and control the economy and are responsible for the currency of their country. Here comes the level of Interbanks.  And, actually, what these guys do is, uh, move prices.
[03:51] Surely 100% you have heard that there are such, uh, large banks like GP Morgan, Goldman Sax,
[04:07] general, yes, classification - these are large banks, and then these are either large hack funds, here are scripts, you've probably heard of, there is Blackrock, conditionally.  Here.  Here.  And after that, we go, and we, simple
[04:26] [music] retail traders.  And, actually, this is, ah, it will be me, it will be you, and if it is billionaire, he will still be considered a retail trader,
[04:38] because the position volume will still be significantly smaller compared to these guys.  Aa another millionaire, [music] let's even write it like that.  Ah, future you, yes, when you mastered trading.
[04:52] So, in fact, the hierarchy is built approximately in this fact, the hierarchy is built approximately in this way.  And that is convey and the logic, [music] yes, of trading.  That is, why and how one
[05:05] should perceive trading in general.  That is, since everything is arranged on the basis of an algorithm, and it is all programmed, there are mathematical formulas behind it.  That is, here we need to use, roughly speaking, yes, such a scientific approach.
[05:21] is that you determine in general how something functions further, and try to reproduce it.  That is, in essence, why in general, yes, there are all these patterns, concepts, this is exactly the whole [music] aa logic, that is what
[05:37] describes how the market is structured.  That is, conditionally, now, yes, we will analyze the mitigation blog.  This is one of my favorite entry pattern patterns, yes.  And how in general, ah, I like, yes,
[05:52] important to understand here, since we adhere to a certain [music] format of a scientific approach, we simply, yes, aa try to determine in general how the market works, and study its logic, its structure and
[06:06] make money from this.  Ah, in order to start correctly, yes, to study, you need to understand the strategy itself.  And, in fact, the market, suck [music] liquidity out of each of us , yes, money out of each of us
[06:19] .  Here.  And our task, as [music], is simply to [music], is simply to be able to be an emotional person, such a being, yes, to work with psychology, with the emotional background.  Here.  Because this is a very
[06:32] returning now to the point, that is, [music] so there are conditionally interbanks, yes, guys, so there are conditionally interbanks, yes, guys, who are an algorithm working with these
[06:45] guys.  And conditionally, if the direction of the structure goes in that direction, then we, accordingly, also need to go there.  That is, [the music] will be kind of reckless, yes, if we go in that direction.  Well, that's basically it
[06:58] go in that direction.  Well, that's basically it , yes, that's the basic description. And the logic, yes, is what we should adhere to and, in general, how we should approach trading.  Here.  And the better you understand your strategy, the
[07:12] better you understand what connects with you better, yes, where you perform better, thanks to this you use and scale your approach in those patterns, where you were able to, so to speak, identify
[07:26] speak, identify this.  That is, there are general, yes, but well-known principles.  Even understanding this, and in the greater case, who can do this systematically [music] in a disciplined manner, there are
[07:39] very few such people.  That is, even knowing that this conditionally exists in the market, and, yes, the concepts, [music] there, understanding, it’s still a lot of work that needs to be done lot of work that needs to be done .  Here.  But the base must be the base,
[07:53] right?  That is, we should still know it, just to avoid making stupid know it, just to avoid making stupid mistakes.  Now let's move on to what I mistakes.  Now let's move on to what I like, one of my favorites.  Ah, there is a
[08:06] block, there is a bearish one, yes, and there is a kind of bullish one.  The essence is the same, it’s just the opposite direction.  Here, everything seems to be quite simple.  Now let's go deeper.  What's the point anyway?  That is, our market is going up.  That is, it
[08:22] reaches highs, then the price rolls back and reaches some price rolls back and reaches some local low.  Here it goes local low.  Here it goes up again, but here we
[08:35] have a swing high, that is, an unsuccessful high, that is, we do not break through and do not reach and do not update new peaks there. Here.  Then there is another rollback downwards, returning to the price.  That is, you see, here the
[08:51] level before the price returns again is approximately the same.  That is, here the variation is precisely along the aa low close candle, that is, this is the lowest candle with a downward close before the failed
[09:04] swing high.  That is, due to this, you determine the level to which the price should generally return.  Here.  Next comes the achievement.  Then, accordingly, the same logic, a, a low candle with a downward close, transmitted, [music]
[09:16] a, we swing.  That is, there is a return, then it falls again and continues until the logical level of support is reached, yes, support, or the level of resistance, yes, aa
[09:28] support, or the level of resistance, yes, aa resistance, if we are talking about the abatement block.  It could also be, uh, some kind of level of low, and our take profit zone is also there, this is usually an imbalance zone, yes, that is, it levels out.
[09:44] logic that I was talking about, how the algorithm works in general, how to balance out the same imbalance zones.  This zone is usually called j buyers, that is, these are find themselves in a trap [music] because they entered this zone when
[10:01] because they entered this zone when everything was already going downhill.  And there is also another interesting term in English [music] Traders under the in English [music] Traders under the water.  That's also cool.  Do you like it?
[10:13] It can also be used, yes, associative series will work more in the future .  Here.  And so, every time the problem here is, why does this happen, conditionally, yes, we have point A, then
[10:32] conditionally, yes, we have point A, then point B, and point C. Conditionally, there are guys, talk about institutionalists.  [music] For example, the institutions went in general, well, for some reason, yes, they made a mistake, yes, with the price direction.  And they went
[10:46] , well, up.  As a result, the market went down, yes.  [music] And this process of rolling back upwards is happening so that the guys [music] from this interval, and those at this, yes, level, can
[11:01] fix their losses, yes, or exit there at breakeven.  And then the market continues to go down, and they also use their liquidity freeze their liquidity and it stays there, no one
[11:15] will benefit from it.  Here we looked at the bears, right?  Ah, remember, this is the lowest candle, and with a downward close before our close.  Then it goes up.  Accordingly, if it still goes down, then it’s logical, well, that is,
[11:31] we watch until the very end, then, when it goes up, then we return to the same zone.  Ah, don’t worry, yes, we’ll look at this in more detail later. Also here, if we talk about bulls, a,
[11:45] mitigation block, and, accordingly, there is a high upclose candle, right?  Ah, so here it turns out we go up, then we don’t break through the old level, that is, we do this
[11:57] break through the old level, that is, we do this swingflow, but here we are, it turns out, [music] mark structure shift, and we return to the zone, that is, everything is opposite, but the essence is the same. Then we go up, and our
[12:11] reference point will be this new point right here, and the new one will be like a high up close.  Here.  And also this mitigation process will continue until the moment of reaching a logical level of
[12:23] resistance, [music] yes, or, ah, there is already an imbalance there.  The gist of it is this. Also, what else would I like to add? And perhaps yes, if you are a trader, otherwise how can this be perceived?  I trade with the trend.  There are trend lines there,
[12:38] but in essence it is like a block. Here.  And here, well, yes, what I initially said, our task is simply to understand, yes, the direction, and where the price is going and how to trade according to it further .  Mitigation block is one of the
[12:52] very good entry models.  Here is the algorithm, well, it will deal with what levels, yes, either support or resistance.  [music] Here.  And also, what else I want to note here will also be useful, yes, for understanding
[13:06] trading in general.  That is, all time frames are fractal, that is, whether [the music] is daily, whether it is weekly, whether it is hourly, but, in fact, one way or another, all these patterns will be observed on any time frame.  Well,
[13:18] observed on any time frame.  Well, if we're talking about a daily timeframe, then there's, say, one weekly candle, there will be seven, well, depending on the market, there will be five to seven candles.  If we talk about an
[13:34] , yes, all this will flow into another candle.  And here it is important to understand that be it daily, be it weekly, yes, and they [music] never consider them before entry, we only understand them, yes, and we only, a-and
[13:53] determine the direction, yes, that is, purely to understand in general where the market will go, where the market will go.  But in order to actually make an entry, we specifically move to a smaller time frame.  And here it is interesting, yes, what an observation.  We
[14:08] can have a weekly mitigation block, and within that weekly mitigation block, a daily mitigation block, right?  And in the intraday fifteen-minute mitigation log.  That is to say, this is a completely unplowed field, how
[14:22] to say, this is a completely unplowed field, how can you dig in, right?  And accordingly, here we have a general understanding of where the market will go from the top.  And then we use the 15-minute one just to enter.
[14:35] [snorts] Ah, I tried to cover the theoretical [music] base in general, to tell, yes, about the market, the functions of the market, and what kind of logic it is, how it works, yes, in fact.  That is, there is
[14:49] no need to live there in some kind of clouds, [music], but to think that all this is formed at the level of demand, that people simply buy and sell there, no, it’s all purely based on an algorithm.  Here I also explained the logic of the mitigation block in general.  And
[15:03] now, let's move on to the graphs.  Well, accordingly, let's look at this in more detail.  DXP is a dollar chart.  Let's look at BCH mit Migration block.  [music] That is, we see here a fairly good
[15:18] structure, but just to make it more clear, and for demonstration purposes, that is, what it looks like in general, yes, and BCH mit Migration Block.  That is, we are mit Migration Block.  That is, we are moving downwards, rising, falling,
[15:32] but not reaching our goal.  That is, we get a failor and a swinglow.   We rise, return to our zone, rise, return again.  So, until we reach our logical
[15:49] resistance level of the resistive zone, yes, or until we reach the imbalance zone. or until we reach the imbalance zone. Let's move on [snorts] lower. But [music] here is a pretty good option.  So, what is our essence?
[16:06] Take a high close candle here.  And here, as it were , there will be an intersection with the lower candle, yes, it will touch.  That is, here we see, yes, but the
[16:19] movement is downwards.  Then we have the closest high down close candle. Then, using the same logic, we go down , go up, and, in fact, along our candle we cross [music] this zone.  Okay,
[16:34] great.  Now, from this high down close cleandle, we push off and down close cleandle, we push off and look for a new block.  That is, we rose again, [music] fell, rose, fell.  That
[16:49] intersects again. And with this candle here we have a new [music] upcandle forming with a close up.  And
[17:01] we carry it out.  That is, we roll back down again, rise up, and return down.  Now we have a new one, yes, this candle is the topmost closed candle before the breakout.  Ah, and, actually, we celebrate it.  We continue walking, going up
[17:16] , going down.  And here we see that this concerns, well, here they are more or less equally concerned, right?  That is, this candle will now be perceived as the extreme one.  Then we push off from it.
[17:32] That is, they rose, fell, and then hooked.  Now we have analyzed, yes, an and then hooked.  Now we have analyzed, yes, an example of what the mitigation block is.   A fairly clear analogy.  So what is the logic?  We see a pattern here from the start
[17:47] , right?  That is, it goes [the music] down, then up, then down, without down, then up, then down, without breaking through, and here it’s a loy.  In this zone we can enter into a position.  That is, if we talk about customs, yes, accordingly,
[18:00] talk about customs, yes, accordingly, [music], and we take it and form it, we are a little bit, and below our previous one, we will deliver.  Well, that is to say,
[18:15] one to three is quite a lot here.  I would appreciate it.  Well, objectively.  One to two is calm.  [music] One to two. You can also fix one and a half.  One to two, right?  That is, to partially exit first, fixate on one and a half.  If you're
[18:27] , yes, that is, just get to breakeven, and then bet breakeven and then move on from there depending on one and a half to two, and, [music] go out and take a profit, so to speak. Actually, here we looked at the BCH
[18:42] mitigation block.  I think you understand the logic.  Just following this option is quite good and you can move.  You can also use other patterns, yes move.  You can also use other patterns, yes , you can refine the
[18:57] strategy models there with the imbalance intersection as additional confirmation, yes, you can use it. Well, in general, just sharpen your that regard, and learn to correctly identify the mitigation block, and then the
[19:10] results are 100% harmful.  And for those, let's give a reminder, since only today, yes, we are studying this concept.  That is, we go up, we go down, [snorts] and we give in again, and we have a fail.
[19:27] again, and we have a fail. But we don’t break through the high, we go down, But we don’t break through the high, we go down, then we return to this level, we we return now to this level.  And so we have
[19:41] tigging happening to the logical level, a, support, yes, support, or it will simply be a balancing of the imbalance.  Well, now let's take a closer look
[19:55] at these candles. That is, we go down,
[20:11] then we go up.  That is, here we have this LН Close Candle, LН Close Candle, the lower candle, forming.  Then we go down, then we
[20:24] come back.  Here we touch [music] , gently touch, then move down.  That is, now we will have this Low down close candle again. We go down
[20:42] and here we hook hook this white candle, right?  Right now we have this one as the aost close candle, right? That is, it
[20:56] overlaps quite a lot with the previous one, but it’s not that bad.  Now we are 's go upstairs. From here to here. From here to here. And here we have an L candle.  And this one.  That
[21:13] is, we celebrate, [music] we go up to here.  That is, having reached, they descended.   And that's all, actually .  Here we see that .  Here we see that we have already reached the logical low
[21:28] we have already reached the logical low support level. [music] then everything will go in the other direction.  Such a marstructure shф is happening, a change in the market structure.   That's
[21:42] all, actually.  Today we looked at what a mitigation block is.  I told you the basics, yes, the theoretical part, how the market works, how the mitigation unit works, and what it’s for.  And we have analyzed detailed examples.  And, that is,
[21:57] use it for yourself, yes, as another model for entry, or as additional confirmation.  That's why, for anyone interested, I highly recommend
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[22:35] Also, if you're interested in more detailed information, I recommend visiting my Telegram channel, and I'll leave the link here.  I will be publishing more content there.  For now, this live is enough.  And in the near future I will
[22:49] also launch trading communities.  I think this will be very useful, and, from the point of view of, and, in general, practice. Here.  So thank you all.  And in the next video we'll look at a new concept.  And if you're watching this video first, I recommend
[23:04] watching the previous video, to really get into it, to find out who I am, what I do, and how I got to this point.  That is, so to speak, it will happen.  Well, that's all, actually.  See you
[23:19] will happen.  Well, that's all, actually.  See you soon.  Thank you.