Sequence Qna

but not initially, etc., etc. I have no doubt at all that there has been an enormous amount of backtesting, lows, and view ups, etc. There is clear logic behind it. They could why these could work. I just don't see it with this indicator. It's just a matter of finding something that backfits previous data well. If so, why would why would it work going forward? Okay. So, that's actually a very good question because sequence is not based on any magic numbers or prediction. It's based on behavioral exhaustion and trend persistence. So, the logic is this. Markets move in waves of sustained pressure. Sequence The numbers themselves are less important than the concepts of persistence, momentum continuation, and the eventual exhaustion. Okay? For For For example, the setup phase measures sustained directional closes. This is super important. We're looking at the the candle before, and has to be continuous. It has to print 1 to 9, no interruption, while we're in a trend. As you can see that. So, the countdown measures whether the market continues pushing despite already being extended. So, you know, you've got that extension already on phase one, and then obviously you've got the countdown that it's continuing measuring already an extended move. Okay? The pauses are allowed later because trends naturally consolidate during mature moves. I mean, but the initial setup phase is designed to confirm clean directional control first. Um why does it often work? Because markets are driven by position, emotion, liquidity, and trend behavior. Sequence is essentially trying to identify when the move has become crowded, overextended, or structurally vulnerable to slowing down. But importantly, sequence would you need to use it with market structure, volume profile, liquid your dailies, your weeklies, you know, your VWAPs that you've just mentioned. So, I do not treat sequence as, you know, let's predict the move. Sometimes I can look at it like that with the context that I have already gained over the years, but I treat it as more of a timing framework for identifying areas where probability becomes shifting. For example, there's a few coins in crypto that I'm kind of waiting still because I feel like you know, I might as well just wait for a higher time frame nine to print or, you know, I'm waiting for an eight and I still have a couple of months on those. So, I'd much rather use this for that timing perspective. So, you know, I might be a little bit too early now. I'll just wait. There's no wrong in waiting a couple of months and then getting a nice nine and then I know I get can get a 30% move. So, uh those moves and I think sequence falls right into that kind of like nice basket. So, yeah, but great points. I mean, there's quite a lot of, you know, whys um here, um but I hope this kind of like answers um your question. Okay. And you've got a very detailed answer there. Um let's do it. Hello, my friend. Thank you for with the new one surrounding recycling and cancellation rules. What I want to know is how you interpret them in the practice. Do you see them as broadly enhancing the tool therefore worth keeping on all the times? Or are there situations when it is best not to use at all or some of them? For instance, choppy range bound and Q price action on the one minute might require different settings to the weekly chart as on the asset time frame market conditions. If so, what works best for you? Thanks again. Okay, good question. So, personally, I perfect keeping the recycling and cancellation rules enabled and I think I'm not I need to check, but I think that's how I set it. And if not, I might do it. I think I have set it. I will I can check in a minute. Um >> >> most of the time this helps filter weaker exhaustion signals and keep the framework aligned with the real trend strength. That said, context absolutely matters. For example, on very noisy time frames like you said on NQ, streak filters can sometimes become overly aggressive and reset too often during the chop. So, you're going to get less signals there. Okay, on higher time frames like the daily and weekly charts, the advanced rules become much more valuable because the signals are structurally cleaner and the trends persist longer. Okay? So, I do not change the core logic itself, but I may simply simply simply simplify the amount of filters I visually focus on depending depending on the market conditions and the time frame. So, for me personally, higher time frame swing trading invest I love that spot. Um is you know, I want to have the full framework active. Lower time frame scalping during heavy volatility, I focus more on perfect setups. I think you've kind of like got on that already anyway. Structure and confirmation rather than every advanced filter. So, it's just a little combination. One tip I can get you here like you could actually have both. Like you could have two versions like on one with the filters, one without the filters. However, you might see the S and the R um on so just keep those on and then you can just switch it on and off when when you are trading higher and lower time frames. Uh yeah, as always the case is consistency. You don't need to constantly optimize settings to fit the recent price action. Otherwise, you risk curve fitting the tool to the market instead of learning how the market actually behaves. Okay? Hope that makes sense, my friend. Uh Euro 1369. I thank you. Okay, after going through the different um trying out different sets, I've got a couple of questions. Never a couple of questions. Is this a couple of questions? It's like 20. Okay, doesn't the countdown require a perfected setup? Um beta by or sell? Or a standard non-perfected uh completed setup suffices? Yep. We'll go through all of these in a sec. Uh can you explain a bit more in detail about the R and the S and the 22 bars and the 200% size? Yep, I'll do that. Sometimes PA evaluates the countdown 13 risk level with the upside and downside and yet a few bars later the S. Okay. So, is this still counted as expired? Yeah, okay, we'll go through that. Uh is only a close above and below the 13 risk level considered as invalidation? Um okay, I'll go through that as well. Uh 12 X print basically invalidates the 30 risk line considered valid resist. Okay, we'll go through that. Is it better in your experience to use the indicator with a recycling on and off? We'll go through that in a sec. Um what is the other dot? Again, go through that in a sec. Would a failure of a completed sell for 10 in an uptrend whether by a 12 or a R break be considered high probability signal for trend continuation? Same question in the downtrend. Yep. Uh I also found situations where setup completes prints, let's say a perfected nine, and then the next bar starts counting up a new setup from one. The issue is that there is no price flip. Good, okay. Uh between the perfect nine that completes a setup one and then bar two. In this instance, a bar flip is not required. Okay. If so, why? We'll go through that in a sec. Ooh, that's a lot of questions. Uh yeah. Okay, so here's the answers. So, no. Countdown does not require a perfected setup. A completed standard one to nine is enough to begin the countdown phase. Perfection simply improves the quality and the confidence of the exhaustion signal. So, for example, it doesn't like let's say you get a nine, but it's not perfected, I wouldn't just buy it. I'd be like, I'd much rather I'd much rather wait for that perfected even though I know the countdown has started. You can still get that nice wick through. Okay, it's kind of like a nice wick. Um right, the R. The R appears when a setup extends all the way to the 22 bars qualifying that I spoke earlier. So, that's going to be from you know, the one to nine and then all the way to 22. Signaling persistent trend strength. Okay? The S logic compares the size of the newer setup against the prior one. Okay? And if it reaches roughly 200 of the previous setup range, it suggests that the momentum continuation rather than exhaustion. Okay? So, it basically, you know, you know how we do a um a negative 100 uh fib tool, just compare from candle one to candle nine of the the current to the pri- to to the prior one. Okay? So, if it's roughly around 200%, you will get the S there. Okay? Uh the 12 X is a separate form of risk itself. The risk line tracks invalidation of the exhaustion thesis while the 12 bar just tracks whether the market has reached in time. Okay? So, you can technically lose one condition before the other. So, yeah, the 12 is just to see where that's um continuation after the 13 ends up. You know, it should give a reaction within those 12 to 13 bars. Okay? Uh personally, I treat the closes through the risk line as far more important than temporary wicks. And what I say here is that cuz the question was about like close or a wick, I would prefer to just see a close. Like let's say this is a line here. You want to see the market could go through it but close back below. So, I prefer the close, always have, always will. But, it does not mean to use original exhaustion. Okay, yeah. Markets often sweep the sweep the liquidity beyond extremes before reversing. Sustained acceptance behind the risk line is what matters most to me. So, basically saying I prefer to see the close. Same with the risk support lines. Okay, there you go. The 12x does not mean the risk is instantly becomes irrelevant, but it does mean the original exhaustion signal has weakened. Okay. For me personally, I generally prefer recycling on. We've already gone through that as well. There's quite a lot of repeat questions really, but yeah, I keep it on because it helps avoid fading strong trends too early. But, on lower lower noisy time frames like the 1-minute, 10-minute, 5-minute, yeah, you can do that. You can simplify it, but the other dot again, it's the eight verse 13 the federal logic countdown to the eight. Um So, if the candle 13 is depending on what it is with regards to the eight, it will just show you a dot. So, basically the dot is super important and that's why in this kind of version, I've made it very visible. It's right there. So, when you're counting down and you see the dot, okay, mark that candle, super important. 13 cannot happen if it's above or below that candle depending on the setup. >> >> Um yes, failed 13s can absolutely become continuation information if a completed sell 13 fails quickly in a strong uptrend specifically with the recycling and structure condition on, that can actually reinforce the strength of the existing trend. So, let's say you get a 13 at the highs and then the next day you get another one and then two and then continuation, you know, okay, well, this is actually very very very strong. That's why it's important to wait for that pre price flip. And that price flip has to be obviously with a close. So, um yeah, can take a couple of days, like I said earlier. Uh nine, yes, this can happen because of set up completes price can immediately satisfy the conditions. Okay, so this is the uh after a set up, it printing the number one just above it. Not needing the uh the price flip. So, that is um in my opinion, the best way to do it. So, if it meets the criteria, it should just print the um in the same direction. So, let's say we go to nine, and then that nine is higher than, you know, four bars back and two bars earlier, then it should print a nine. Sorry, a a one above it. Okay? And that's that one there. Okay, and let's go to the other question. I think we've got another couple. Would you like I would like to hear the difference between trading the perfect nine and trading the 13s, if possible? Okay, so the perfected nine is generally an earlier exhaustion signal, while the 13 is more of a mature extreme like exhaustion signal. So, a perfect a perfected nine happens sooner, gives earlier reversals, and um can catch sharp turns. And these typically last those one to four candle um corrections. So, let's say for example, you get a nine, you typically have one, two, three, four, and then the count down to 13. Okay, which is a got one to next, usually reflects a deeper exhaustion. Uh often lines with strong reversals and large consolidations. So, that's why a 13 is very important. But naturally, comes a lot lot lot later. In practice, I often view the perfected nine as a the awareness and preparation. So, if you see a nine, hmm, okay, get ready. Like now, we got the nine on BTC, and then we're getting this count down to, obviously, 13. We've printed candle eight line now, and now we could get potentially a little pull back and then continuation to 13. Uh the key difference is aggressiveness and confirmation. Nine, early, higher risk, higher responsiveness. 13, slower timing, stronger confirmation, and often a higher probability. Very important. And again, context matters massively. A perfect perfected nine at major support your areas of interest can easily outperform a random 13 in the middle of the nowhere. Common notice there. Uh free energy. This lesson requires time until fully understood. Can we simply simply use the numbers, trusting the indicator instead of organically understanding it? Well, I'd go with the latter. You can absolutely begin by using the numbers as a structured framework first, but over time you should aim to understand the behavior behind them rather than blindly trusting every signal. The biggest mistake traders make is treating every nine and 13 as an automatic reversal signal. Context, location, structure, and confirmation still matters enormously. Think of sequence like this. The numbers highlight potential exhaustion. Your understanding determines whether the setup is actually tradeable. So yes, you can start it simple, but the real edge comes from learning when to trust the signal and when to ignore it. Phoenix, the completed 13 you posted on NQ is one is only there when the recycling S isn't enabled. Does this mean the signal is weaker weaker? Do you usually have recycling enabled or not? Also, in the lesson, it said S near same direction setup which is 100% of pre says prior setup size. What exactly is the set up sites? I think I've just answered this on the previous question. Uh does it mean the size in many day Okay, yep. I'll I'll tell you that in a sec. So, yeah. >> >> So, yeah. Generally, if A13 only exists with recycling disabled, I would personally treat that signal as weaker because the recycling logic is effectively telling you that trend pressure is still strong enough to potentially invalidate the exhaustion thesis. And yes, most of the time, I personally prefer recycling enabled. This is what got me a nice trade on the ES the other day. Um especially on higher time frames, I strongly um at or strongly trending markets because it helps avoid fading persistence momentums too early. As for the set up size, this refers to the overall price extension range of the set up, not the bars or the time. It's the set up. So, when the newer same direction set up reaches roughly 200% of the prior set up, 1 to 9, the framework interprets as renewed trend strength rather than exhaustion. Okay? So, it's comparing it to a set to the previous set up. So, that 1 to 9, whatever one is, whatever nine is, measure that range and extend it. Really, really clever stuff, right? And I think that's it. So, what I'm going to do, going to close this. Going to bring up TradingView. Going to put here BTC on this one. Okay, that's that. I love doing this with the bars because the bars are super super clean. Okay, but because I know on trading I mean on on the stream it doesn't go through very well. We'll do it all together again. So things to note here. So here here's a good example. Okay, I'll learn the nuances. So I hope you guys paying attention. This is the bonus stuff. So you can see here. This is a nine here. It's an unperfected nine there. You have the complete 13. You then start counting one. two three four five six seven and because we have this setting here on see if we don't have the eight versus five on it will give us an early signal. Okay. If we have that on it will say wait a minute. I can't print an eight. Why can't you print an eight? I am lower than two bars back right there. However, I'm not lower than five. Okay, sure. Give me a little mark to say I meet one rule but not both. So I cannot print an eight. Remember seven the eight is not coming here. And then this one is higher. There you go. There. It's lower than two bars back. But I'm not lower than five. So we're comparing it to five. I need to go below close of five. Right there. So no. No. No. No. No. No. No. Voila. This one here is indeed lower than candle five, which is here. So it says, "Great. I can now print an eight and resume the countdown that started here." So 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. I can now bring the eight all the way here. There you go. Here's your eight. And then nine. 10. 11. 12. And then 13 can only print if it's below what? Eight. Is it below eight? Sure. 13. In the chat, do you understand the eight versus five deferral? In other words, what's the difference? Early stop loss. Condition, low of the move. Is it clear? If no one is watching, I'll stop now >> >> and I'll go and make some money. Anabella, we don't really care. Okay. So and that is one of the main rules there. Okay? Very important. And now you've got it there. Now I hope you can understand it. And you can see how it plays beautifully. Okay? It prevents that early It It's basically saying like we're counting down to 13, but we need to meet the rules. We need to at least have some sort of structure. And the same goes for the eight versus 13. That's why that dot is there. So you will get a plus like here. On the up side was brilliant. Look. So, this is candle number eight. So, we got number eight all the way back in Well, Wednesday the 13th. So, you don't get a nine, you get a 10, you get an 11, and you get a 12. And then it's this candle here. It meets one criteria. That is higher than two bars back. It should print a 13. We should have a 13 there, but then it says, "No." But, it doesn't meet the criteria that it needs to also be at or above candle number eight. It needs to trade through that close, and it doesn't do that until much later. So, that one meets the criteria. Plus, plus, plus, plus, plus, plus, plus. This one doesn't meet because it's lower. So, lower than two bars back, lower than two bars back, lower than two bars back. Needs to be higher because we're counting down to 13 cell. So, here it goes, goes. This one is higher than two bars back, but it doesn't trade above the here. And then this one is not, this one is not, this one. And look at that. That one literally goes up through it. Closes below, but it doesn't matter because the rule is at or above. And it goes at or above. Boom. 13. What's this? The high. 126. And then it rejects all the way. And then you can see. So, the 12-bar metric, here it's saying after that 13, within the next 12 bars we should get some sort of action. So, what's this action here? This action is a sell. Okay, we should get a a reversal exhaustion reversal. So, after one two three bars, we get a break. So, this is great. It's still showing that bar 12 is here, but we got a nice break. Okay? So, you've understood that as well. And then here obviously on this It's quite funny. And then here obviously you got the nine. 1 2 3 4. And look at that. You This one is actually perfected. You get a little bounce. That's the eight, candle number eight. There you go. So, that's the condition to print a 13, but look at that 13 right at the lows. And then obviously you get the 12 candle here, and it doesn't get much continuation. So, had we wanted to see this go much higher around this candle here, so it just showed it's kind of not ready to go. Typically you'd want to see this pop, but eventually it came back up with the uh conditions and then dropped lower. Okay? So, very, very important filters. And if you don't have those filters, you kind of like don't really understand what's going on. Um but now I hope this kind of makes it very clear and and and and crisp. Like it should be very nice. Uh let me just quickly go zero here on this. Uh gosh, maybe I should have done Let me just quickly take everything out. Just want to try different chart. And this as well. Going to go NQ. Just wanted to see if that is with it all enabled as standard. Okay, enable. And then I'm going to show you the support, resistance, risk level. Okay? So, let's look at this risk level. Just so that you understand. Uh actually, let me try >> >> uh Let me try one that was not Um let me go on NQ. I know the markets are moving, but just park the markets to the side. Okay? Park the markets to the side. Just pay attention, cuz then this tool is here forever. the markets also will be forever. Um Uh so, let's go. Let me see here as well. It's the 13. I want to choose one that is not. That one is a high as well. Gosh, this is all the highs. So, I'm looking for the rule to explain. Uh this one is also the high. Mm, this one might not be. One. No, not two. Okay, I think this one is. Perfect. Okay, so here's Let me just quickly do this. Okay, so here's the risk line. Again, the risk line will print below once the 13 is complete. Okay? So, once the 13 is complete, it will print a risk line. So, this is your stop loss for this buy. Oh, actually this is brilliant. So, actually not This is This is NQ 5-minute. So, here's your 13. Here's your risk line. Okay, that risk line will be plotted with the extension of the low In this case, will be the lowest. If it was a sell, it will be the highest. The highest bar, in this case, sorry, the lowest bar between 13 and one. So, whatever the lowest bar here is, we're going to project down the negative target. So, which one is the lowest bar? Actually, this is a lesson, so you tell me in the chat. Here's the 13 completed. So, we're going from 1 to 13. I want you in the chat numbers, and we're looking for a countdown number. What countdown number do I need to project down? It has to be the lowest between there and there. We need to find the lowest countdown. So, give me a number between 1 and 12. What's the lowest number? What's the numbers the lowest candle? Actually, doesn't have to be um the countdown number. Could be any number here. Give me the number of the bar. It is 12 in this case. Correct. Correct. It is 12. So, basically, will we use whatever candle made the lowest low? Doesn't that make sense? It makes sense we want to put our stop loss below at least this low. How can we do that? Okay, we're going to use the average true range of that candle, which typically is going to be something like this from the high to the low projected down. There you go. There's your stop loss. Boom. Okay? And it's the inversely Let's say this was a a 13 here. Um and it's always the lowest. And if it's for a sell, it's always the highest. Okay? This should be clear as well. And there you go. There's your risk line plotted. Obviously, it's the inverse for a sell. Okay? There you go. So, this one would have hit the stop. So, in this case, typically, sometimes you will have the 13 will be uh the the highest one, but not always. Okay? It doesn't mean that it's going to be always the 13. Can be Look here, for example, it's not the 13. Here is seven. Can you see? So, from 1 all the way to 12 and 13, 12 is actually higher. There you go. So, you just extend that up like like so. Can you see? Go straight to it. And that's your stop loss. Okay? Clear. Um now, support and resistance. Support and resistance very very simple. Every time you get a setup, let's find a setup. Well, there's one there. Find a nine, buy or sell. There's a setup. Just go back to the beginning of that setup. Candle number one. Oh, there you go. And then was that the highest high within the setup? In this case, yes. There's your risk. Sorry, your resistance. Let's find a buy one. Here. Let's find the green nine and go all the way to number one. There you go. In this case, was also number one was also It doesn't have to be the low of one. Number three, candle number three here, could have been lower. So, we can use that. Okay? I hope that makes sense. Let me find an example. This one is the same. That one is the same. Same. I'm basically finding an example where the support or the resistance line is not candle number one. More often than not, they are, but not always. We'll find one. There we go. Found one, I think. Yeah, there you go. So, here and this is what I mean by a close earlier. And we'll go to the the wrist line. So, here you have nine. So, where's the support line? 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. So, this is number one, so it starts here, but what's the lowest true low of this whole move? Well, it's here. So, that then becomes your support line, okay? Right there. And then it in terms of resistance, the uh wrist line, you can see that it will project in this case was candle number two. So, it was set up number two there. It's projected up, okay? And if you get the move through that and you don't get the close above it, to me that's kind of like it looked at it, it's the level, but it didn't fail. It's still true because it didn't close above. And then it comes down to that support level, okay? I hope that's all so very clear there. Um like this one here as well goes into the wrist line, but it doesn't close below, so it's still technically valid. You can see a countdown here being formed. You got 1 2 3 4 5 6 7, but the eight can't print because it's not below number five. Number five is all the way down here, so we actually never got this countdown here because then we got a nine. And that nine there switches this, cancels this countdown. On QuanTower, my indicator actually deletes all of this. Deletes all of these numbers once a new setup on the opposing direction starts. So, once we get a nine, let's say we were on a In this case, it was seven, didn't print the eight cuz it didn't meet the criteria. It will just void all of these things. But on TradingView, it's more complicated to do. And if you do it with a new version, you're going to get all sorts of errors. Trust me, I tried it and it was rubbish. So, you want to see it clean like this. Um and I think I think we're there now. So, let me know in the chat if you understand and then I can call it a day. Really, I'm tired. Okay, this is beautiful. Crazy amount of work to get in a little Yes, it is. And if you're a coder, you know it's very difficult. Much clearer, thank you. Been working to understand the sequence ever since you mentioned. Thank you. And you can see how even back when I started, I started with, you know, open, high, low, and close. And for me it was very much like I wanted to see that structure. So, when I heard and first saw about, you know, sequence or sequential, I was like, "Wow, that's got so much logic." So, I don't need to look at support and resistance now. You don't need the lines. You can just say to yourself, "Okay." Or the risk line for that matter. You don't have to have these lines here anymore. You can just have them always disable and say to yourself, "I know where the Let's find the the support line." So, here's the 9 1 2 3 4. Here's the 1. What's the highest high there? There's your resistance number 1. It's typically around number 1. There's your Look at that. I mean, look, it is beautiful. If we select select here, let's see if it was there. See if it shows up on there. Should do. Eventually. Is it there? Oh, yeah. Here and there. I move it back. Let me just turn it on and you'll see. Turn it on. There you go. So, that's where I think it is. I don't want to see these two. I meant these two. There you go. Can you see? We can make this without needing the indicator. Okay? So, let's find one more. This is an exercise. Let's I'm going to disable source structure support structure resistance. Let's find Let's find here on this uptrend. So, let's go in a midpoint. Let's go here and find Okay, nine. There you go. Let's go all the way back to one. There you go. There's one. And that is the lowest low. So, let's put this green and that's our support. And you can see it comes down to that support and has a little bounce. So, now let's go back to the indicator and say, "Okay, where is Where Where do you think it's the support and resistance?" Let's go support. Let's see if there's a line there. Boom. Can you see? So, now you know how to do support and resistance. You know how the 13 risk line works. You know what the 12 bar metric is. You know what the 22 bar metric is. You know what the S is. Um you know what the recycling and rules are. Um that's it. You should understand now that it's not a buy and sell indicator. You should understand that you cannot get a This is the 1-minute. It's currently So, let's have a look at this properly now. So, currently you've got an eight. 11. We don't have an opposing setup. So, this is still technically valid. Therefore, we can still print So, 11, but it's Yeah, it's it's going to have to go all the way back below that candle number eight to print a 13. So, this could still come back down and then give us the 13. We don't have it yet. Okay, we've got 11 and 12, but we may have broken the support resistance there. Which may have canceled that. So, let's have a look. Yes, we we're above. So, that's kind of like cancelled now. Um that's that. Uh let me see then. Uh well, it's nice to see a 13 right there at the top, and the risk line is obviously above it. Uh let's calculate that. So, between the 13 and number one, 13 is indeed the candle with the highest high, so we can go like this. There's the stop loss, so this would have been your risk line. Boom, never tapped it. Um at 28645. Uh now you trend trending down. So, you can see how it waited for that 13, obviously shifting structure here. Lower high, and then now we've broken the support, resistance above, and the resistance is always being marked from the initial of that one to nine continuously relentless kind of like selling. So, in the in this case would have been here. That's the highest high of one. There's the nine. It's unperfect. Oh, there's the unperfected nine. Let me find a good example of the unperfected nine. >> >> Uh um okay, that's perfected. I'm sure you can appreciate all the work. Let me just find one. The one up there was okay, but it was not the best. Straight, yes. I don't think you're going to get a better explanation than this anywhere else. Okay, let me find it. And this is the one minute, obviously. Be nice to get one that we actually got a reversal. Cuz then you'll understand, "Wow, that's pretty cool." So, let me just find one. Mm might have to go on a 5-minute, maybe. Okay, maybe this one. Let's just go with this one. Let's pretend it's a cherry picked and uh it's the actual low, but let's just pretend. Okay, so this one actually gives us a nice reaction, but look, here is a unperfected nine. So, that nine here Let me just hide my webcam. So, this nine here printed, so we got one to nine, but it printed, but it didn't give us a nice signal because that candle was not lower than six or seven. Therefore, it's like it's a nine. It's a perfect nine, but it's not perfected. Perfected means that there's going to be a condition saying, "Wait a minute. I will be perfect when I trade a little bit later within this setup below six or seven." And you can see that down here on candle three, you got a narrow. That arrow is below six or seven. And typically, that just means that that setup has reached a momentum where it says, "Okay, now I've cleaned all the stops. I've taken all of the bars including six and seven, and you can go." And typically, you get then the move up. Okay? Uh or move down. Uh on the perfected setup with the arrow. Uh but there's various examples uh that we could go through, but just can't find one now. And that's it. And while I'm here, I will do one more question, and that's it. Or maybe no more questions. Yeah. The support, that's it, Chrissy. The support is all the way Always find the nine on that setup. So, let's find the current one. So, well, actually, it's still So, we got the nine there. You can see the resistance is on one. Let's go with BTC. Everybody likes BTC. So, we're selling. We have a eight. So, we're going to have a nine. So, I predict, okay, we predict a resistance line on number one. So, 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Here's candle number one. So, candle number one, that is the resistance, but it says it's the truest high between one and nine. Well, therefore, it's not this one. It's the high. So, in about How long? 24 seconds, we're going to get a line here. Okay? So, it's at 82,400. I'm going to move that. And we're going to see it appear. And we're getting a 13 as well. >> >> Because it's below eight. And it's going to be below two bars back. Well, not unless it completely goes all the way up there. But yeah, there you go. So, we're going to get the eight. This one then will be the 13 if it prints below two bars back. So, it needs to go below current, but it's not. But here's the resistance, like we said, on that. So, can you see that dot has appeared right at where we had the line, which is the high of the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. But because number two was the highest high, it goes to there. That's the momentum phase. Capiche? Then you can have all of your filters, optimals. You could actually do this as well and have the bar counter. Where's the 13? There you go. So, you can have the little counter running. So, 13 1 2 3 4 5 up to It's nice. Ah, I I tell you what, I think it's time to finish. It's nice comments. So, there you go, there's a 13 that we were just waiting for. Can you see? It had to It had to go below the candle backs on BTC now. There you go. So, you can see we don't need indicator, we can count. You can plot the lines. You can look at the numbers. And you can see that, you know, and that 13 can still disappear if you go back above it. Um, but yeah, there you go. So, that was the sequence uh Q&A. I hope you understood everything. Um, if there's the need for more uh what's the word? More And there you go. Actually, look, we came back here and it's now printing. You can see that we had the eight up here. Another one. So, cannot print if you're not below. So, up here it couldn't print that 13. But now, and this is beautiful because that gives the the retracement, right? That gives us that nice retracement from low to high. And look, it's coming up to 75. So, you could have said, "Well, I don't want to long just yet. You know, yes, we're in a countdown. Let me wait for that 13." 13 comes in. Now we've got 5-minute bars. So, you can say, "Okay, let's wait for a price flip." So, you could say, "Show me." You know, cuz as far as we know, this could still drop. But, okay, let's see. If it does, and you give me a nice price flip now, so we get a one green candle here and potentially a two, then that's the low, we can go higher. Could happen. So, it's just another tool to help you make your uh make your trading better, really. Um, I think it's great. I think it's amazing, especially when we get this kind of confluence. It's like Okay? And And are the comments coming through. So, thank you very much. And I will see you on the next stream, which will be What's the day today? Wednesday? Friday. Yeah, Friday for the BTC updates and um that's it. Thank you very much and uh goodbye.