@Ryan Henris Thank you, that helps a lot. Good to know the things to watch for and the things to avoid all together.

@Angie Boule Always good advice, a trade you don’t place can never hurt you

@Angie Boule This exact scenario happened in my paper trading. Got greedy on a Friday and placed a trade at 2 pm. Markets closed during my trade and when they reopened on Sunday my $500 SL became a $900 loss which wiped out all of the gains that I made the previous week. A hard lesson but I’m thankful I was just paper trading. I can see how something like that could be crippling during an EA or PA.

@Mark Mylan Alright, so the futures market runs Sunday from 6pm until Monday at 5pm where it closes, then reopens Monday at 6pm so on and so forth until Friday at 5pm where it remains closed until Sunday at 6pm. Do I have that right?

@Mark Mylan thank you for clearing that up for me. I appreciate it

@Kyle Henris what are the yellow zones you’ve marked? I haven’t proceeded to the big money playbook pt2 because I wanted to make sure I understood supply and demand identification so if it’s covered later on I apologize.

@Kyle Henris sorry in advance for so many questions, I’m just trying to understand how you’re seeing these. I noticed you did not mark the area in white as a demand and instead marked the areas in orange as demand zones is there a reason for this, and for splitting that demand zone into two? Last question, the supply and demand zones in blue are ones I marked but you did not. I know they were almost immediately broken through, but how did you realize they weren’t supply and demand blocks as they were happening?

@Aramis Kudryashov I have another question about my chart. I was going back through your video and trying to follow along on my chart to see what you see, but my chart looks different than yours and it’s affecting where my blocks look like they should be placed. Starting at the 25 Nov as before, the first supply block is placed, but I noticed that you took the bottom of the previous green candle wick and the top of the red candle wick. I drew mine the same, and in your video the run up that follows does not break through your supply block, but on my chart it does break through regardless of if I take the top of the adjacent green or red candle (the supply block is drawn like yours from the top of the red candle and my cursor is at the top of the green adjacent candle) which, from what I understand, would eliminate that supply block and signal a demand block at the start of the move. Is there something wrong with my chart? Is there a way to make the big moves stand out more?

@Aramis Kudryashov thank you for taking the time to post an updated video I can follow along with. I really appreciate it and I will keep practicing!