Longing in discount during reversals is 2.5x more likely to work than longing in premium.

that's already playing out. Whereas when you're longing in a discount, you're primarily longing a reversal. You're stepping in front of the move, waiting for it to reverse, getting in close to your invalidation. So again, all that this really shows is that everything I've been teaching you so in this far in this series is backed up by the actual data in the charts. It is more likely that your trigger and your trade idea is going to work if all the things line up and you're taking it in the discount. It is statistically significant that if you are bullish and price takes out a you know, weekly high or a weekly low that that next high timeframe area does indeed become a draw on price. And all of the steps, the map, the bias, the framework that we've taught you in this series so far, what I'm showing you in this episode and what I hope makes sense to you is that it is backed up by actual stats that you can go and back test yourself. Price does move from liquidity to liquidity. I've talked to you so far how to map out those liquidity levels and how to get involved at them knowing that you can now target the other ones and those numbers, the likelihood of those things happening are backed up by the data in the market itself.