The 3-Step A+ Trading Strategy I Use Every Day

Summary

This video presents the creator’s “ARC” method, a simple three-step trading framework built around Area, Range, and Candle. First, the trader marks key areas on the chart: the previous day’s high/low and the nearest swing high/low. These are treated as institutional decision zones where price tends to get sold near the top and bought near the bottom. Next, the range between the box high and box low is measured to define a realistic target and to understand whether price is likely to revert within that zone or break out toward a swing level. Finally, candlestick confirmation—especially hammer-style “John Wick” candles—is used to time entries and stops. The creator then demonstrates the method live using AMDL, showing how the setup, target, and trade management align with the ARC rules.

Highlights

• Marks the previous day’s high and low as the starting box for the setup 📦
• Finds the next highest and lowest prices to define the swing levels 🪜
• Avoids trading in the middle of the range because that’s the “no man’s land” 🚫
• Uses range measurement to estimate how far price is likely to travel before stalling 🎯
• Looks for a hammer or inverted hammer at a key area before entering 🛠️
• Places the stop just beyond the candle/level that confirms the trade 🛡️
• Shows a real trade on AMDL that breaks range and moves back toward the box high 📈

Key Takeaways

• ARC stands for Area, Range, Candle — and the steps must be followed in that order 🎯
• The key chart areas are the box high, box low, swing high, and swing low 📍
• Near the top zones, the strategy looks to sell; near the bottom zones, it looks to buy 🧭
• The measured range helps define both a minimum move needed for a trade and the profit target 📏
• Candlestick confirmation, especially hammer-type candles, is used to confirm the move and protect the stop 🕯️
• Gap ups and gap downs create special versions of the box/swing structure that can still be traded 🔄
• The live AMDL example shows the strategy applied in real time with partials taken along the move 💰

Overview

The video opens with a very direct pitch: the creator wants a trading method that is repeatable, beginner-friendly, and less mentally draining than nonstop chart-watching. That method is the ARC strategy, which is supposed to work across many markets, from stocks to crypto. The whole idea is to keep trading simple by focusing on a few important chart levels instead of cluttering the screen with indicators and noise.

In the first part of the strategy, the trader identifies the “area” by marking the box high and box low from the prior day, then finding the nearest swing high and swing low. These levels are treated like the real battlegrounds where institutions are active. The creator repeatedly stresses that you buy near the bottom zones and sell near the top zones, while staying out of the middle unless price is approaching one of those edges.

The second and third parts of the method add structure to the trade. Range is used to estimate the expected move and target, while candlestick confirmation provides the actual entry trigger and stop placement. After explaining gap-up and gap-down variations, the creator shows a live AMDL trade where the price reacts to the levels just as described, reinforcing the claim that the ARC method can guide entries, exits, and trade management in a straightforward way.

Chapters

• 00:00 - 02:30: The 3-Step Strategy Overview The speaker introduces the ARC method as a simple, repeatable, newbie-friendly 3-step trading strategy designed to avoid exhausting, overcomplicated scalping. He emphasizes that the method will be demonstrated live with real money and real market conditions, not cherry-picked examples.
• 02:30 - 07:30: Step 1: Defining the Key Trading Areas This section explains how to mark the key trading areas on a chart using four levels: the previous day’s high and low, called the box high and box low, and the next significant higher and lower price points beyond them, called the swing high and swing low. The speaker shows how to identify these levels visually on the chart by extending the prior day’s range and locating the nearest higher and lower prints.
• 07:30 - 12:30: Trading Bias at Box Highs and Lows Explains that when price reaches a box low or swing low, it has repeatedly been bought, so traders should bias toward buying with institutional flow rather than selling deep support. Introduces the first step of the framework: identifying box high, box low, swing high, and swing low as key levels, then notes two nuances for gap-up situations where price often returns to the prior day’s box to find buyers.
• 12:30 - 17:30: Range Expansion, Gaps, and Breakout Context The speaker explains how to use the measured range of a trading box to set expectations: if the box spans about $3 per share, a trade should first show at least 20% of that range in one uninterrupted move, and then the target is typically 50% to 100% of the range. Using Nvidia as an example, the speaker shows how a large initial move from the open can satisfy this requirement and help define both entry context and profit targets.
• 17:30 - 22:00: Step 2: Measuring the Range for Trade Targets The speaker explains that after identifying a range, a direct move from one end of the range to the other can create excellent breakout trades. The key is to pair range levels with candlestick confirmation, especially hammer and inverted hammer candles (nicknamed “John Wicks”), which signal buyer or seller defense at important areas.
• 22:00 - 25:00: Step 3: Candlestick Confirmation and Stop Placement Explains that candle confirmation matters because a wick rejecting the bottom of the range suggests a whale buyer is still active and the stop is protected. The speaker reiterates that the target is the opposite side of the range and emphasizes repeating this range-to-range trading process. Two additional tips are introduced: most of the time one candle will quickly take out the other and move to the range extreme, but on lower timeframes there may be multiple choppy candles in between. As long as the key levels hold, the trade remains valid, even if price takes time to move.
• 25:00 - 27:30: Live Trade Walkthrough and Results The speaker provides a live update on an AMDL trade, explaining that the price broke the lower end of the range and then quickly moved back toward the top, producing a strong trade using a simple range-to-range approach. Because the move was fast, some profit was taken early for prudence, but the trade remained favorable.

The 3-Step A+ Trading Strategy I Use Every Day Transcription

• Segment 1: 00:00 - 02:30 Look, I don't know about you, but I don't want to sit behind my computer screen all day bouncing back and forth between charts, strategies, indicators, and Reddit forums just so I can scalp every little tiny micro tick out of the market like I'm a squirrel jacked on Red Bull. I mean, that's just exhausting. And it isn't even profitable. And correct me if I'm wrong, there's very few things in life that are worse than ending every trading session mentally drained and broke. Am I right? especially when I can take gains day in and day out that look like this. And even like this, trading one simple, lazy strategy method that's called the arc. This is a straightforward, repeatable, newbie friendly strategy that's good for any trader that's trying to learn how to make winning trades. And any of the traders out there who've been trading and you've just had enough, had enough of putting forth an A+ effort and getting Fminus results. Now, my name is Doug and I've been a professional trader now for 26 years. And today, I'm going to show you how to trade this arc method. And when I say show you, that's exactly what I'm going to do. No hindsight cherrypicked trade example charts or hypothetical situations. I am going to trade this ARC method live in a real market using real money with real consequences because that's the way it has to be. That way, you can make the decision for yourself by the time this video is over. Is the ark method a hero or is the ark method a zero? It's time for you and I to find out. Let's get started. All right. So, what exactly is this ARC method? Well, ARC stands for area range candle. And if you can follow that three-step process in that specific order, I don't care what it is you're trading. It could be stocks, futures, foreign currencies, cryptocurrencies, commodities, even baseball cards, this works. So all you got to do through
• Segment 2: 00:00 - 02:30 today's video is just follow the arc. That's it. So let's dissect each one of these steps starting with step number one, which is the A part that stands for area. You see, there are only four main areas that you and I need to trade from each day. The rest of them are irrelevant. These four areas is where the highest institutional flow is and the very best trading opportunities come from. And those four areas are the box high, the box low, the swing high, and the swing low. Now, let me show you how you can quickly set these up on your charts. So, go ahead and take whatever chart you're trading. It doesn't matter what it is. Just for reference, I'm going to start today's video out with the stock Nvidia. This is an intraday five-minute chart, but none of this
• Segment 3: 02:30 - 05:00 means anything right now. What does that set these levels properly, and we're going to start with the box high and the box low. This is a term that's referred to the previous days high and low price. So, if you look at my chart, you take your eyes, you scoot them right on over here to the left, you're going to see this black shaded area. This black shaded area represents the previous day's price activity for the stock Nvidia. And all I'm going to do here is grab some sort of drawing tool. I like the boxes. And I'm going to box in the highest price point I see, Wick included, which is right here, right? And I'm going to connect that with the lowest price point I see. So, I'm just going to move it on down until I see the lowest price point. You'll see it's actually a couple of them here, like a little triple bottom. And then we're just going to drag that out into the next day. So, that is the box high, the box low, and that's how we start the day. Now, the next is the swing high, swing low. Let's talk about the swing high. The swing high is the very next highest price print above the box high. So, let me show you how you find that because you don't see that right now here in this case on this chart. So, what we need to do is go back to the left until we bump in to the next highest price. Very important, the very next highest price above the box high, no matter where or what time that price has been printed. So, if I move this chart down and we get a broader view and I move my eyes back to the left, right, I'm just going to go ahead and extend this box. It'll make it a little bit easier for our eyes. And you'll see I believe that's right there. Right? That's the next highest price point above the box's high. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to lay a line on it for this. And I'm going to do the same thing for the bottom. I'm going to take the bottom of the boxes low. I'm going
• Segment 4: 02:30 - 05:00 to keep moving my eyes over to the left until I bump into the next lowest price, right? No matter where it is. And that's right there. I'm going to go ahead and throw a line right on top of that one so it looks visually nice. And there you go. That's all you need to do to mark the box high, the box low, the swing high, and the swing low. Now, on to the important stuff. So, once you've drawn these lines, what do they mean? And how are you and I going to use these things to make money? because that's why you came to the video. So, let me show you. If the price of the asset we are trading
• Segment 5: 05:00 - 07:30 is at, above or near the box high or the swing high, we are only looking to do one thing from this location on the chart and that is to sell. If the price of the asset we are trading is at, near or below the box low or the swing low in between these zones, you and I are only looking to do one thing from there, which is buy. Anything else on this chart in the middle, remember, don't in the middle. You and I are not interested in making a trade. And let me show you exactly why this is what you want to do. So, let's go back and take a look at this Nvidia chart where we've already done our box high, box low, swing high, swing low. What I want to do here is I just want to squish this chart down so you can see multiple multiple days of trading activity in Nvidia. And I just want to ask you a question. I want you to tell me what it is you see with your eyes right now. What happens to the price of Nvidia every time it gets to the box high or the swing high? What is the end result every time you get up here? Hopefully, you said selling cuz there's a lot of it. Look, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine straight times. It's moved into that level each and every time it has been sold. Now, back here, it kind of just poked its head for just a few minutes, but what was the end result? It got sold. So what this means is the upper two lines represent the strongest institutional sell side flow. This is the part of the chart where the institutions can sell. So if you don't learn anything from this video, I want you to learn this one thing. You cannot buy there. You just cannot become a buyer into the big money cell. Now let's take a look at the bottom and you're going to see a similar situation. What happens to the price of Nvidia every time it gets down towards the box low or a swing low? It bounces. Look how many times. One, two, three, four, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, eight times there. It's got down to the bottom of the box. Now,
• Segment 6: 05:00 - 07:30 if you even take a look here, when it gapped down on one day, it traded back up to the previous support level. It's amazing how these levels work. These are where you and I to be need to be. So what this means is that the bottom of
• Segment 7: 07:30 - 10:00 these two lines, what they represent is the strongest institutional buy flow. And again, if you want to take something away from this video, you cannot become a seller that deep. So let me go ahead and ask you this question right now, which I think it's going to be pretty easy for most of you to answer. Based off the information that you and I have discussed up to this point, the short time this video's been running. Where is Nvidia currently trading at? It's trading down towards the box low and the swing low. Right? You can see it. Now, I want you to tell me what has happened nine times in a row that it's been down to the swing low or the box low. What's been the end result? It's been bought. So, if your hands are tied behind your back, you're being forced to make a trade. You got to stick your chin out to push either the buy or sell button. I want you to tell me, what do you do here? What do you do? No indicators, no extra thinking. What is it that you do? You buy, right? So, if I just kind of play a bar forward, what happens? Nvidia immediately spikes off of that level. No secret to it. You could have seen it coming a mile away. It's done it nine times before. it's going to do it 10 times. So these levels represent the strongest buy and sell side collective. So what we want to do is buy with the big buyers, sell with the big sellers, and stick to that formula right there. So that's all there is to step number one, setting the box high, box low, swing high, swing low. And I think all of you can understand the basic concepts behind that. Now, before we move on to step number two, I want to share with you two additional tips. Let's say nuances to getting the most out of using these levels. Starting with number one. What do you do in the case of a gap up where the price of the asset like this has gapped above the previous day's box? Well, it's very simple. What we want to do in this case is we want to grab the
• Segment 8: 07:30 - 10:00 highest price point that we can see. We want to move to the left. We want to pick the highest price point. It just so happens to be the last candle in this case. And we want to connect it with the lowest price point we see. Just like this. And we want to box in that area. Now, from there, we want to go to the swing low, and move our eyes over to the left and do what? Pick the next lowest price we see, which is going to be right here around the top of the box. Right? And now, you can't see it here, but you just if you don't see it on your chart, you just keep moving back to the left until we bump into the next highest
• Segment 9: 10:00 - 12:30 price point above the box. It's going to be right there. Right? Very, very simple. But here's the nuance and why I like these gap ups so much. Because the tendency in this situation most of the time is it wants to come back into the previous days box. So if I kind of move this forward more often than not, this is what you're going to see. It's going to want to come back into the previous day's box to pick up those buyers. Now tip number two is what happens when the asset has gapped below the previous day's box. Same process in reverse. What we want to do is pick the highest price point we see. So, in that case, it would be right here. And we want to connect it with the lowest price point we see. That creates our new box. Now, for the swing low, we don't see that here on the screen. So, we're going to keep on moving back until we find it. We move all the way over to the left. You'll see it's right there. That becomes the new swing low. And then we'll come over here. And this looks like we move back above here to the to the left. That that looks to me like the next high price point right there. Right. that now constitutes the swing high. Same nuance here in a gap down situation based off of what you saw with the previous chart. What do you think happens here? Or what's the tendency? It wants to bounce back up into the previous day's high price and pick up the sellers over there. So, those are two additional nuances there that'll hopefully help you take your trading to another level. So, that's all there is to step number one. We now can move on to step number two, which is the R part that stands for range. And this is probably going to be the best part of the video for any of the traders out there that suffer from these two common trader problems that I certainly suffered from as well when I started. Number one, you don't have any idea what your target should be. Seems like you have no problem getting into
• Segment 10: 10:00 - 12:30 trades. You don't know when to get out of them. You don't know if you should take the gain, if you should take the loss. And most of the time, it's the wrong choice. Right? I've been there. The second is for those traders out there that keep getting stopped out over and over and over only to feel like and if you just would have held a little bit longer, if you just would have widened the stop, you would have made money on the trade, but you cut it and now it's running without you. Nothing is more frustrating than that. And range can fix it. So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to go back and grab a measuring tool. I still got the stock Nvidia up here, the chart we've already drawn our box high, box low, swing high, swing low, and we're going to measure the box high and box low, the price movement. So, I'm going to grab a measuring tool. I'm going to just drag it through the entire box. And you'll
• Segment 11: 12:30 - 15:00 see it's leaving me with a number of $3. That's $3 per share between the upper part of the box and the bottom part of the box. Now, with this number, we're going to do two things. So, I'm going to write it up here in the upper corner. $3. Number one is I need to see 20% of that amount take place in one unabated move. Now, let me explain that. First, I'm going to take 20% that's 60. 20% of $3. What I need to do is at least see a unabated uninterrupted 60 C up move or 60 C down move in this stock. Bare minimum. Now, in a high abated name, I usually like it to be upwards around 30 to 40%. But that's a bare minimum to make a trade. So, what I mean by that is if I go back and grab another measuring tool, these first few candles from tip to tip is a $160. So, that's almost 50% of the box's range in one sweep move right from the open. This is exactly what we want to see. So, this has to take place one unabated move. Doesn't matter if it's up or down. It needs to be uninterrupted. Has to be at least 20% of that range. Now, step number two with this $3, we want to take between 50% to 100% of that is our target. So, when we purchase Nvidia or sell Nvidia, we are looking for $150 minimum payout to $3 maximum. So, see, we already have an idea of where we're going to position oursself and what we're going to get out of the trade to take it. And it has to be this way because this is where the value is at. So, for a lot of you watching, you might be thinking, how can you trust something like range, just a series of numbers? How do you know it's going to move from one spot to the next? I want to go back and show you the chart again. This broad view that we looked at not too long ago. We talked about how the price reacted towards the top, how the price reacted towards the bottom. Now, maybe a lot of you didn't catch this, but take a look
• Segment 12: 12:30 - 15:00 what happens over here. When the price gets rejected on Nvidia from this upper level, where does it go? It moves down
• Segment 13: 15:00 - 17:30 close to the base again, right? Then when it bounces, where does Nvidia go? it goes back up to the top of that range. Then what happens? It gets rejected. It gets rejected and it goes where? Back down to the bottom. And it's repeating this process over. Top bottom. Top bottom. Top bottom. Top bottom. Rinse. Repeat day after day. Over and over. One chart, one setup. Just keep playing it through. So again, if I come back here and I open up this chart and we take a look at it, where do you think it's going to go? If I grab a measuring tool and I measure the range, where do you think it's going? It's probably going to go back up to the upper range, right? So look where it goes. Again, this is not a secret. This is just how instruments tend to work. And for a lot of new traders, when they learn a strategy, they don't learn this part. They don't realize that assets spend most of their time trading back and forth in between those ranges. Now, right before we move on to the third and final step, which is the candle, I want to give you two additional nuance tips to help you really understand the true power of range. That way, you can trust it. Starting with number one. If the box high and the box low is extremely wide in range like it is here and like it was in Nvidia and the swing high is just slightly above the boxes high and the swing low is just slightly below the box's low. In cases like this, what will happen is the asset you are trading will pinball and move back and forth between those ranges. Now note when it gets up here, what happens is it stalls out. Now also in this case what will happen is it most likely will not progress too much further above the swing high for that day or the swing low for that day. So it really gives you a good understanding on where the asset will trade and these offer great opportunities because this distance between the top and bottom of
• Segment 14: 15:00 - 17:30 the box is excessive and of course you can make a lot more money with that. Now the next tip is for those traders that really love those breakouts. If the box high and low are compressed and the swing high is way above the box high and the swing low is way below the box's low, what'll happen in most cases here or the nuance is is the asset will make
• Segment 15: 17:30 - 20:00 a direct move out of the open to either the swing high or the swing low. So in this case, what you saw is it immediately takes off and runs straight up into that swing high. These make excellent breakout trades. So hopefully this helps you understand the true power of range. Now let's get on to step number three which is talking about the candle. And I've been using the same candlestick formations to trade for the last 20 years. But it's very important that we use these candles because we must see these candles. But we also must see these at the right time. Starting with my favorite candle which is the hammer and inverted hammer candles. I since dubbed the John Wicks because I love these candles so much. Now the significance of these is when they reach a specific area, we should see an immense uptick in buying pressure or selling pressure depending on where it is. So if we take a look at this invidia, you'll notice that when it gets down into this area, we see our first sign of the buyer being tested. Remember, we're at the bottom of the range, right down towards the box low and the swing low. We see that buyer step in. So just take a look at that candle. What this is signifying, the buyer has been tested. The buyer has now stepped back in showing their legitimacy and their intent. This is a very strong signal. Now the next thing is we need one candlestick to go over top of another. So we would need a candle to go above this one or the next one or whichever one it may be. is very important to get this signal because this buyer may fatigue out and the next candle could be red and it goes back down to the next low and then the next low. So, it's very important to get this candle and let me show you what I'm looking for. So, the very next candle you'll see here pops right through the top here. This would be my entry right there. My stop loss would go underneath
• Segment 16: 17:30 - 20:00 of this big buyer. So earlier when I was talking to you about how important range was and not getting stopped out the candle is as well these levels are as well. That's why we started talking about these levels and I want every trader to understand this especially those that are getting stopped out all the time. The reason you're getting stopped out is your stop's not in the right place. Obviously understand what we're doing here. Number one we are at a premium level where we already know a big buyer exists. Am I right? We looked
• Segment 17: 20:00 - 22:30 at the chart. It's the ninth time. We know there's an algorithm big time whale buyer. Now, we don't know if they're going to show up again, but the candle is telling us that they are. You see that wick, right? Pulling off the bottom. Yeah. And that's given us the confidence that we need. So, we know our stop is protected. Now, let's go back and talk about that range as well. Where do you think this is going to go? Right. I mean, we looked back at this chart. I'll go back here again and and and I'll pull it up. It moves from tip to tip to tip. We've already discussed that. So, the target becomes the top. That's the $3. And you'll see we've already played this before. This is exactly where Nvidia goes. And of course, if you missed this, you would then short it back up here and just continue to repeat that process over and over again. But it's very important that we understand those candles. All right. So before we move on to the most anticipated part of this video, which is the live trading session, I want to give you two additional candlestick tips to help you get the most out of those as well. Starting with tip number one, you'd like to see in most cases what I showed you here in this demonstration. And that's what you will see. One candle will take out the other. It'll run right up into the top of the range or it'll drop down into the bottom of the range. That's what you're going to get about 70% of the time. But there are many, many times that's not the way it works. There will be a spread between those meaning the next candle might be choppy the third fourth. Now especially the traders that are using small time frames like 1 minutes and 5 minutes there might be a bunch of candles printed in between before it takes off or really dumps. Again the smaller the time frame the more you will see that. Here's what I want you to know. As long as the level holds the trade still valid. That's why
• Segment 18: 20:00 - 22:30 we started the video out talking about the areas. They're the most important thing. As long as they hold, the trade's valid, you hold as well. Now, sometimes they'll spike up and then come back and double bottom, triple bottom. Sometimes it'll take an hour before they start running. It doesn't matter. Just as long as the levels hold, everything's going to be good. The next, if the candle spikes halfway up to the range and then aggressively drops, you need to get rid of the trade. It will not make it back up to the highs. So many of these will tap out at the midway point and hopefully we see something like that during the live session. That way I can show you more than just what I have here listed on screen. So those are two
• Segment 19: 22:30 - 25:00 important things to understand about those candles and remember keep in mind you want to make sure one takes out the other. So let's go ahead and get involved in the live trading and see where we end up with that. Okay so we've got our first trade here of the day. It is AMDL, which happens to be an ETF for the stock AMD. Got 1,000 shares, 6632. I want to give you a quick second to look at it because this thing just kind of shot up like a rocket before I could even get this queued up. And we'll go through this on the Trading View software because it's a little bit easier for me to explain it and for everyone to see it. So, here's AMDL before this move. And I just want to show this to you because it's important. Remember earlier in the video where I said you have to draw alternative boxes and make alternative lines. So, if I go to the previous day's high, previous days low for this AMDL, you'll see that the stock gapped down for the day. So, in that case, what we need to do is create a new box, and that's going to be the pre-market high and pre-market low, which is right here. So, I'm just going to move that box over into this direction. Now, once we've done that, we want to mark our swing high and swing low, which is the next high and low price points above this box. Now, the high price is going to be right there. It's going to be swing high, and this is a pretty good level. I mean, look at a quadruple top right up there at the 7765s, but the bottom here is pretty far away. So, if you kind of move this box back, you'll see that the next bottom is all the way over here. Remember what I said earlier in the video is that if the box is condensed and the swing high and swing low are separated, it wants to attack either the high price point or low price point. And this one attacked the low price point. So, just take a good look at this chart right here,
• Segment 20: 22:30 - 25:00 and you'll see that that's exactly what it did. It got just down there, just a few pennies underneath. We started to print the John Wick, and then I'm going to move this forward because I think it's already printed. Yeah, there it is. And you'll see the entry was just right there on that crest. Now, notice how strong these are when they finally break that range. So, what we're going to try to do here on this one is follow that principle. So, if you come back, you measure the range in here. You're going to see it's about $5.36. So, that's what you and I are going to look for here on this trade. We're going to look for 536, which should take us back up towards the high price point, the opening price point, and at least
• Segment 21: 25:00 - 27:30 half of it right here in the center range as maybe a partial. So, this is exactly how that should go from tip to tip, from range to range. And I'll update everybody and we'll see where it is. All right, guys. A quick update. It's been a while, but look at that. That's exactly the way you want them to work and what you want to see. As soon as it breaks that range on the bottom, look where it goes. Almost right back up to the top. Now, because this move was so fast, I took 250 there because the move was good. We already passed the halfway point. I wanted to be responsible here, but a very nice trade so far. We'll come back and update it just a little bit later. Okay, third update here with this AMDL. Take a look at this. Note that it got all the way back up to the opening range and we got smashed with a candle. And on that, I took a little extra there. I'm going to try to be patient and leave this for the rest of the day because I believe we got a lot more room to get back up to that upper part of the box. But I just want you to look at how the trade was using the formula. There's no indicators on this chart or anything like that. It's just a simple rangeto- range type of process. All right, so to save time, I came back here at the end of the day. The market's now closed. I wanted to give you the final update here on AMDL. And I'll post the P&L there on the screen. Beautiful trade. Would have loved to have done a lot more today, but this week is my son's preschool graduation. And man, let me tell you, wow, this week is nuts. But anyway, I just wanted you to get a good look at this. It actually made it back up here to the box high. So, it got up to the open range high and made it back up there to the box high. And I just want to show you these levels because just take a look at it. as soon as it got to the box high. So, for example, if I just kind of
• Segment 22: 25:00 - 27:30 grab that box and pull it out, you're going to see it just could not progress very much over it. So, remember, these assets just trade from pretty much one level to the next. I'd love to stretch this out, draw this out, or make it fancier than it needs to, but it's just that simple. It's just that simple. So, guys, I hope you learned something. This was a fantastic trade. Would have loved to done a couple more today. Maybe next time. As always, I want to thank you for watching this video. I hope you learned something. On that note, take care. Trade well. Cheers.