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What is A Sequence - Base of SK System - Notes

1. Summary

This video introduces the concept of sequences within the SK Trading System. Sequences are a crucial tool for understanding and predicting market movements by visualizing price action. The video explains the history behind the SK system, what constitutes a sequence (ZA-AB-BC), how to identify and draw them, and how they function as potential turning points in the market. It also highlights the importance of the SK system and the benefits of the iGenius platform for comprehensive learning.

2. Key Takeaways

* **SK System Foundation:** The SK system, developed by Stefan Cassing, uses a three-wave structure (ZA-AB-BC) to analyze market movements, contrasting the traditional five-wave Elliot Wave principle.

* **What is a Sequence?:** A sequence represents one move divided into a three-wave structure.

* **Sequence Activation:** A sequence becomes active when the market price passes the 'A' point of the first impulse (ZA).

* **Drawing Sequences:** Use the trend-based Fibonacci tool to draw sequences, starting at the beginning and end of the first impulse (ZA), and extending to the correction (AB).

* **BC Corrections:** BC corrections represent a correction from B to C and show potential turning areas.

* **SK's Purpose:** The SK system teaches how to read the market and understand price action. Sequences are tools to help visualize the market.

* **iGenius is Recommended:** The iGenius platform provides a comprehensive learning environment for the SK system, including documents, videos, and a supportive community.

3. Detailed Notes

3.1. Introduction (0:00 - 0:19)

* Overview of the video topic: What is a sequence in the SK System.

* The speaker is Valts, teaching SK on the iGenius platform.

* Encouragement to subscribe and enable notifications.

3.2. History of SK and the Three-Wave Structure (0:19 - 1:36)

* SK stands for Stefan Cassing, the creator of the SK system.

* The SK system uses a three-wave structure (instead of the five-wave Elliot Wave) to better reflect modern market dynamics.

* The market moves more in corrections.

3.3. What is a Sequence (1:36 - 2:25)

* A sequence is a visual representation of market movement: ZA-AB-BC

* ZA: First Impulse

* AB: Correction

* BC: Last Move

* Sequence Targets and AB Correction are turning areas.

3.4. Important Rule: Sequence Activation (2:25 - 2:40)

* Sequences are only drawn when active.

* An active sequence is when the market price passes the 'A' point.

3.5. How to Draw a Sequence (2:40 - 3:07)

* Use the Trend-Based Fibonacci tool.

* Start at the beginning of the impulse (ZA), end at the end of the impulse, and extend to the correction (AB).

3.6. BC Corrections (3:36 - 4:12)

* BC Correction is a correction from B to C.

* Represents another potential turning area.

3.7. Live Examples (5:17 - 6:55)

* Several examples are shown. The sequences appear in different sizes, shapes and time frames.

* British pound/Australian dollar (1-hour time frame).

* British pound/New Zealand dollar (daily time frame).

* Australian dollar/Canadian dollar (Forex)

* Crypto example.

3.8. What SK Really Teaches You (6:55 - 7:41)

* SK teaches how to read the market and understand price action.

* Sequences are a tool for visualizing market movements.

* Sequences are not the entire system.

3.9. Why iGenius? (7:41 - 8:21)

* iGenius offers a structured learning environment:

* Documents.

* Videos.

* Recordings.

* Community support.

* Avoid copycats and incomplete understanding.

3.10. Levels of SK & Combining Sequence Analysis (8:21 - 9:38)

* Start with the highest time frame.

* Combine all puzzle pieces.

* Weekly chart analysis example.

* Goal is to find bullish entries.

3.11. Outro (9:38 - 9:57)

* Encouragement to like, subscribe, and join the Telegram channel.

* More SK system videos to come.

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