The GxT "Universal Sequence" - Structured Approach

Yo, what's up everybody? Welcome back to another YouTube video.

It's been a long time, of course, like two months or so, so I do apologize for that, but I think this will make up for it.

Probably going to be one of the better videos that I put out for you guys, and I think it's going to be a real game changer for you guys.

it's something that I really wish I had when I was

first learning how to trade you know so much noise out there so

many people learn from so many concepts no

structure but that's what I'm trying to be for you guys you

know I'm trying to be the guy that just provides everything you need to know no BS right all for free I don't want you guys to go you guys don't have to go pay for

education, right? You don't have to join, you don't have to pay me anything, right? I don't need your money, okay?

Yeah, I'm trying to, you know, provide everyone a quality education because I think that's what people deserve.

And yeah, I've been screwed over many times, man.

I've been on profit for like three and a half years before I even made a dollar.

And I've been through all the mentorships, all this and that.

So I'm trying to provide clarity education for you guys so you guys don't have to do that, go through that.

So let's go ahead and begin and let's start this lecture.

So what this lecture is going to be about is about essentially continuation.

So I just call it the GXT universal sequence. It's essentially using gaps for continuation.

we're going to go over you know gap selection

and really just from the top down it's

a complete approach like it's a mechanical approach and that's what you need you need

simple framework to go over

right or to follow and that's what is the hardest part right it's it's how to put it all together it's how to build a framework and then you know how to build off of that etc

and follow each step so like that's what this video is about and that's what it's going to provide and um yeah that's what my whole model is about i try to make it very simple and

mechanical as possible and logical and uh yeah so let's go ahead and get to it here so

this is gonna be a long video by the way um i

have a lot of slides here and quite a bit examples like it literally might be over an hour long but like i said i don't try to BS my videos, no edits.

I try to put as much information as possible. I want you leaving this video with no questions.

No feeling of like, what am I missing? No, you won't be missing anything. I'm not leaving anything out here really.

So that's why it's so long. I want to provide as much examples to drill into your head as possible. So that's what we're going to do here.

So strap in. It's 2 a.m. in the morning for me, by the way. So I'm cooked, but it's all good. So let's start now.

So universal models. What is a universal model? So this is what was taught by the MXM trader. It's essentially a framework, right?

And we always need a framework. A framework is essentially price going from point A to point B. That's all it is, right?

It's a key level to a drawn liquidity. So our first framework, our universal model, the word universal, meaning that we can apply to any time frame.

It's fractal, right? Just like anything in trading, it's all fractal, right?

So here is where we trade into a key level, right? And this is where we can actually anticipate reversal.

You can anticipate a reversal until you hit a key level, right? So once you hit a key level, you look to the opposing side of the range that caused the retracement, which is the external range high as our target.

So as you see, price trades into the fair value gap or internal range liquidity. Those are the same thing.

You're going to see me interchange those words. It's just how the verbiage is.

So price goes into internal liquidity and trades to external liquidity as our targets.

So the next universal model or framework,

again, those are the same thing too, is when price trades into ERL, this is where price is going to reverse and trade back into IRL, which is essentially back into the range, right?

And that's what we're going to be targeting, right? Very simple. We're going to try to fly through a lot of the simple stuff.

We're gonna start from very simple framework stuff and we're gonna show you guys how to piece it together

and really go, how to go from basically point A to point B in a mechanical process, okay?

So, how to trade a manipulation range?

It's essentially where price trades into a range low, right?

Or a swing low, manipulates it, and we expand into the opposing side as our target, as you see, right, price trades into the range low, reverses, we target range high.