A short transcript excerpt of a trading-focused YouTube video where two speakers discuss market structure concepts (breaker structures, order blocks/OBs, fair value gaps) and common market behaviors like fake-outs, shakeouts, and stop-loss hunts. They note many traders misidentify these setups and fail to capitalize, and the dialogue centers on when and how to take trades around these structures.
When most people see this then get broken here, that's then a breaker structure.
Exactly right.
So then therefore they're then looking for the opposite. What we drew out here, they're looking at the OB here, they're looking at the fair value gap here, they're looking at reasons to sell.
Exactly.
So why are they going about that wrong? Like why is it that is allowing this to take place? Because a lot would then call that just a standard fake out or shake out or whatever it may be, or stop loss hunt. Right.
Yeah.
Which most people, regardless of whether they label it that way or not, they're still not capitalizing, you know, in terms of actually being able to identify. Okay, when is that happening? How do I take a trade?
100. 100. I'll clear this up so I can give you a, a good explanation to this. We have a bos to the upside, meaning market. It induces buyers here by taking out this high here we turn, we return back to the low. Respect the low. Okay. And move away to the upside. So now, again, I understand now there's rest.
