Unicorn Model - Daily Bias

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[bensonmwamba]

I can tell from your flow and cadence that the words used to explain the concepts are CAREFULLY selected.Appreciate the emphasis on clarity through simplicity and rule-based strategy. High quality videos after the other you produce. Thanks a lot. Here is to my next 100 trades using the unicorn model. Massive respect, keep it going sir!!

[Carey]

Ur teaching is second to none.. upload often and ur channel will blow up.

[Jimmy_Trades]

Another great video Matt! no bull and no fluff, clear and to the point. Love your teachings

[Snakdc-be]

💡 "this is a defined swing low". That makes so much sense! Thanks

[JL-vzty]

Thank you...ive have struggled with this for many many months how to determine and have seen tons of vids but this one made it all click and really simple

[karishmaramsubhaj]

Out of watching endless videos on Bias, I can finally say your vid was extremely simple and outlined everything clearly. Keep up the amazing work on this channel!

[generedmon]

As simple and straight forward as it gets. Thank you again for the great content.

[Rayjayfx]

Very brief yet informative and straight to the you!!

[Massy]

Thank you very much for the time you put in to make these videos for us, am very grateful and i do appreciate you for what you are doing seeing that am learning a lot from this channel 🙏

[cesarg]

Nice one man. Another video related to Bias would be handy, like with more examples even from other markets such as XAUUSD, BTCUSD, for example. Thanks!

[ehsanulbarihome]

Tha ks for the short playlist, very helpful 🎉

[francissibanda]

Amazing video and straight to the point. Thank you

[RTMoney]

Please make a video about SMT Divergence.
Thank you.

[nickgarner]

Love it boss thank you for keeping it simple

[amirhajihoseini]

When price want to go from internal to external (minute3) how should we know it want to go swing high or swing low? In your example there was a swing high at the up of the fvg

[andahalf]

I really appreciate your clear explanations. One question- In your example, price moves up and reaches the internal liquidity shown (FVG). What determines when the bias would switch to bearish for the expected move back down to external liquidity (swing low)? Market structure shift on the hourly?

[Memannti]

Boss, you are doing so well . Can you combine this with lower timeframe entries or market structure for us?

[Mike-vtsi]

At example that you showed price is clearly bearish
So how to know that it's sweeping the low? Bearish candle that broke it, clearly closed below swing low..
Or do you wait for more confirmation each time new low has been formed? And as there's no displacement down with FVG, you expect price to move to the nearby SIBI to then continue going to the downside?

[dr.euro_fx]

Can you do a news video how to to determine trading days

[aliarehman]

THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO LIKE A MILLION TIMES BRUHHHH