The PD-array that makes me 6 figures per month

Finance / Market Content

This video focuses on price-action trading using “rejection blocks”—not traditional finance/investing instruments like stocks, ETFs, or bonds. No market symbols/tickers are mentioned.

Instruments / Tickers Mentioned

• None (no stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex pairs, commodities, or bond instruments cited)

Key Concepts: Rejection Block Methodology

Definition

A rejection block is:

• A wick, but not any wick
• It must be paired with confirmation via candle close

Validity / Confirmation Rules

• Bearish setup:
  • Requires a fat wick
  • Followed by a bearish candle close
  • This means it’s not enough to have an up-close candle with an upper wick
• Because the rejection-block close can occur frequently, the method uses filters to improve win rate.

Higher-Probability Filters (Stacking Confluence)

To increase probability, the video emphasizes stacking conditions, including:

1. Sweeping “resting liquidity”

   • Look for liquidity that was previously resting and gets taken out.

2. Add a second confluence level (above/below), formed by one of the following:

   • Order block (explicitly mentioned)
   • Fair value gap (FVG) (explicitly mentioned)
   • Key open
   • Fibonacci level
   • Opening gap
   • “Any PDA” (acronym unclear from subtitles)

Core stated requirement:

• Liquidity below (resting liquidity swept) plus a stacked level.

Trade Construction / Execution (Step-by-Step)

1. Identify the rejection block

   • A wick that forms part of the rejection block
   • Plus candle-close confirmation

2. Use the wick as the entry trigger

   • Aggressive entry: enter at/near the wick area

3. Stop-loss placement

   • Bullish setup: stop goes below the rejection block / below the order block
   • Bearish setup: stop goes above the rejection block
     • Described as “high or low of the rejection block depending on if you’re bullish or bearish”
   • Example note: the stop was nearly hit (“almost got stopped out”).

4. Targets (example guidance)

   • On the 1-minute timeframe, targets may include:
     • Lower-resistance liquidity
     • Internal structure such as imbalances (explicitly mentioned)
     • Fib level
     • Or a static risk/reward (RR) approach

Timeframes Used

• Example: a 1-minute trade with confluence confirmed on:
  • 15-minute and 5-minute charts
• Another example explains the concept more generally without specifying a traded instrument.

Key Numbers / Metrics

• No explicit financial numbers are provided (no prices, yields, percentages, multiples, or numeric performance stats).
• Non-numeric performance claims include:
  • Posting “payouts every week”
  • Showing actual payouts for months
  • Claiming the model helped achieve “6 figures per month” (no exact number given)

Explicit Recommendations / Cautions

Recommendations

• Don’t trade “any wick.” Require candle-close confirmation.

• Improve win probability by stacking confluence, especially:

  • Liquidity sweep + an additional level (e.g., order block or FVG)
• Keep it simple:
  • “You just need a level or some liquidity” plus “the actual rejection block.”

Caution / Disclaimer

• No formal financial disclaimer (e.g., “not financial advice”) appears in the subtitles.

Disclosures / Disclaimers

• No explicit “not financial advice” language found in the provided subtitles.

Presenters / Sources

• Presenter: the YouTube speaker (not named in subtitles)
• Other sources: no external sources, firms, or named analysts mentioned