Smart Money Sniper Course: Low Risk High Reward Intraday Setups

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[seancooney]

Excellent value in this video Jon!! Thank you for this amazing breakdown!!

[Mjayy]

Great explanation like always thank you 🙏🏽

[PlanetQualle]

This video is literally gold! Thank you very much:)

[Tempestelterna]

For me since I see that as a 2 1 M I would put my entry after the second shift candle around 4182. Then let the market makers do their thing 😎 9:58 or after the small
Railroad tracks just where you put your entry.

[rogerruiz]

Can you make a video of how you mark your chart from a monthly down to like a 15min time frame? I know we can point out liquidity such as PDH/PDL, PWH/PWL, etc. But which key areas do you leave on the chart so it doesn't look"messy"