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0:00 Let me show you something most traders will go their entire careers without ever noticing. Every time you pull up a chart, no matter the pair, no matter the time frame, there's a hidden structure underneath the price. You won't see it on indicators. You won't hear about it in mainstream trading education, but it's there quietly guiding every move the market makes. Once you understand this structure, you stop feeling like the market is random, and you start to realize that there's a very specific sequence playing out over and over again. I call this sequence the master pattern. And after I walk you through it, you're going to start spotting it everywhere. In trends you thought were messy, in reversals you thought were unpredictable, even in those strange whipssaw moments you could never quite explain. It's all part of one repeating
0:46 cycle. And once you see it, you simply cannot unsee it. I'm going to teach you everything about this pattern and then I'm going to give you a basic strategy you can go use immediately. My name is WDE Guth. I've been a trader for over a decade and have taught this to literally thousands of traders all over the world. I own a specialized trading software company called Trade ATS that thousands of traders rely on to help them read the hidden structure beneath all markets. I've been around the block and I know what I'm talking about. Now, before I go any further, I want to be fully transparent with you. I didn't invent the market. I didn't invent price action. I didn't invent the psychological forces behind supply and demand. What I did do, and what Trade ATS has done for over a decade, is take the pieces discovered by traders before
1:32 us and integrate them into one unified, highly functional model. Traders like Richard Wyoff and Jesse Livermore were observing versions of this pattern as far back as the early 1900s. In fact, most of your smart money concepts gurus and traders out there have been influenced by what these 1920s traders figured out long ago, whether they know it or not. And good on them. It makes sense that more people are starting to finally look into these timeless insights that have been handed down to us. They're truly the foundation of building the consistent approach all traders are after. Over the years, through tens of thousands of hours of research, coaching, and real market trading, I expanded the structure, refined it, built a consistent methodology around it. What I'm showing
2:17 you today is our interpretation of those timeless observations, our framework for understanding how markets truly behave. It's simple. It's powerful. It's not theoretical, and it works on every single liquid market. Let me ask you a real question. Why are you watching this genuinely? Why did this video catch your eye? If you're anything like the tens of thousands of traders I've worked with, the answer is somewhere between curiosity and frustration. Because deep down, you're still trying to make sense of the chaos. You're still hoping there's a structure that explains why the market moves the way it does. And you shouldn't feel bad about that. Most traders spend years learning indicators, patterns, systems, and strategies without ever understanding the mechanism that drives price. I have personally
3:04 coached traders who have been searching for the holy grail strategy for literally over 20 years. They felt so much relief and clarity once they learned what you're about to learn right now. You know, when you think you've found a great new strategy, but you secretly have a pit in your stomach because you doubt how long it may work? Well, the master pattern completely gets rid of that sick feeling. You won't have it ever again. Here's why the master pattern is different. It gives you an objective explanation for every single price movement the market makes. It gives you a framework that never changes. It gives you a way to think like institutions, not react like retail. It stops you from constantly switching strategies or trying the next new thing. It shows you how the market is actually organized behind the scenes. Once you understand this pattern, you
3:50 literally can't look at a chart the same way ever again. Now, it's time to go deeper. [music] All markets naturally organize themselves into three distinct phases. Most traders can't see this because they're looking through fogged glass in the form of multiple technical indicators. But if they would simply delete all of their indicators and take a really long hard look, they would see that the market operates in sequential phases. And these phases are happening in every liquid market and on every time frame all the time. These phases are what we call the master pattern. Phase one is contraction. This is where the market compresses. You'll see lower highs and higher lows forming
4:36 simultaneously in what looks like a wedge pattern. It's a tightening of price, almost like a coiling spring. [music] This is where buyers and sellers are in balance. And this balance creates what we call fair market value. Fair market value is the most important price on your chart. It's the level institutions quietly anchor to. This is also the area where beliefs about future price start to neutralize. Since price has paused and contracted into a tight range, people are unsure of what's going to [music] happen next. This creates the perfect opportunity to manipulate the masses, which leads us to the next phase. Phase number two is expansion. Expansion begins the instant price breaks out of the contraction box. But here's the part 95% of traders miss. Expansion is not the start of the trend.
5:21 Expansion is the market's exploration phase. One major thing is needed to drive a trend. You need the higher time frames to wake up and get involved. Since the higher time frame players operate on a longer outlook, they're getting involved in a move will keep price trending and stabilize the trend at new levels. You could think of the expansion phase as the marketing campaign to recruit higher time frame players to join a side. The expansion also provides an easy environment for the rapid accumulation of inventory for institutions. This is the phase where most traders get chopped to pieces because they confuse expansion with a breakout. Expansion happens for one reason, to unlock the liquidity and higher time frame commitments needed for the real move. Phase number three is the trend. This is the phase everyone wants.
6:07 It's the clean directional move. The trend begins after the expansion has completed its job. It's the orderly movement away from previous fair value to a new area where the market begins the entire cycle over again. To recap, the market phases are contraction, expansion, and trend after which it goes into a new contraction and repeats the entire cycle over and over again. Now, just to emphasize what I've been talking about, I want to show you a quick preview of what our software does, which it basically spots all of the master pattern cycles that are at play currently in any market on any time frame. So, right here, I have a 1 minute chart in gold. You can see we have a contraction [music] here. It goes into the expansion phase, and we're working with this fair market value. We also have another contraction point here that is also in expansion. So, we know [music] that it's only a matter of time
6:54 before price picks a side based off one of these fair market value lines and goes into that trend phase. If we look in the back here, here's a contraction expansion [music] and then it trends away from fair market value. If you look up here, here's contraction [music] goes into the expansion phase. There's your trend phase, away from fair market value. This is a cycle that I'm talking about that repeats over and over and over again. All you have to do is [music] spot that tightening of the market. Look for that tightening point. Look for the expansion phase and mark out your fair market value and work from that level. [music] That's going to really open your eyes to how these markets really work. Now, I want to shift gears a little bit to talk about something that destroys more accounts than bad risk management, bad entries, or even fear. Changing. [music] Changing strategies, changing
7:40 indicators, changing time frames, changing markets, changing risk rules, changing systems. Every time you see a losing streak, every time you change, you reset your learning curve. You start over. I want to give you an analogy to really make this stick. [music] Imagine you're trying to become a great basketball player. On Monday, you play on a standard court. On Tuesday, your court's shaped like a triangle. On Wednesday, it's a circle. Thursday, it's a zigzag. Friday, it's shaped like a star. How would you ever master the game? That's exactly what traders do every time they switch strategies. They're playing a different version of the game every week. Meanwhile, the banks, their court never changes. Their rules never change. Their strategy never changes. They don't wake up and switch methods because they lost a trade. They
8:25 run the exact same playbook over and over again because it [music] works. And here's something to really think about. When you run billions of dollars and need to make a decent return to keep your investors happy, you really don't have a lot of flexibility in your approach. You don't care what EMA setting is the best for today's session. All you're really interested in is how to move the money of the crowd into your account. And this comes down to waiting for the overreactions, the underestimations, and the [music] mistakes of others. The master pattern is the closest thing you will ever get to the actual market court the bank plays on. And once you commit to it, consistency [music] finally becomes possible. There's a Federal Reserve working paper showing that market depth, which is the amount of available opposite side orders, directly determines how price moves in
9:11 response to large trades. When there isn't enough opposing liquidity in the market, even a large institutional order will cause much bigger price movements because there simply aren't enough resting orders to absorb it. In other words [music] you can't generate big returns or meaningful price movement unless there is sufficient opposing liquidity available to transact against. That means the market isn't some unpredictable random walk theorybased machine. It's a liquidity dependent machine where price moves only when there's enough supply and demand to actually trade. And here's another powerful confirmation of what we teach. In a 2020 interview, Ray Dallio, founder of Bridgewwater Associates, the largest hedge fund in the world, said, "Almost all market movements can be explained by
9:57 cycles of accumulation and distribution driven by liquidity needs." That's literally what we call the master pattern. It's accumulation, expansion, and trend or distribution, and then it repeats. The biggest players in the world are publicly acknowledging the exact mechanics this framework is built on. >> [music] >> So now I'm going to show you exactly how you can map out the master pattern on your charts and do it in a really really accurate way. And then as soon as I'm done with that, I'm going to show you a basic strategy that you can get started with that will blow your mind. So first, how do you find your contraction points? Well, that's pretty simple. You look for those areas where price is funneling down and getting tighter and tighter. That's the first clue. But that's not the only thing you want to look for. The next thing you want to look for is this
10:43 type of expansion activity where you in this case we broke out of the low of this range and then we break out through the high right after. This is critical because what this tells you is that the sequence is in place. We have the contraction, we have the expansion, that exploratory phase and then at that point you could draw draw out fair market value and that'll be your pivot point that you're working from. [music] So this is the area that you want to look for your best entries in. You want to find your entries on these lows or these highs as that expansion funnels out. The critical part to this if you really want to have a really nice way to map out your charts is to look for displacement between cycles. There's a lot of boxes and a lot of contractions you could find all over the chart. But you want to let the cycle fully play out. If you
11:30 accurately identify this area and this area, you know that it's only a matter of time before we get that displacement. Make sure you wait before you put another box on your screen. So, as you can see, we have the displacement and at that point, we start looking for it to start over again, which gives us a brand new reference point that we could start trading within those expansion legs. This is the best way to do it. You don't need to over complicate it. Just look for this general type of activity and you'll be on track. So, here's a basic strategy that you can start implementing right away. And believe me when I say this, this can revolutionize your trading overnight. Literally, it's a two time frame setup that you want to use. You want to have your higher time frame, which is going to control your directional bias or which direction you're going to be trading in at any
12:15 given time. And then you're going to have your lower time frame, which is where you will enter and exit the market. A lot of people ask, well, what time frame pairing should I use? For day traders, scalpers, a 4 hour and a 5 minute works really good. If you're going up on the time frames, a daily and a 30 minute or a daily and a 15-inut works well. If you go up above that, you start getting into a weekly and an hour or a weekly and a 4 hour. And then up above that, you're going to start getting into the the monthly and the daily or a monthly and a 4 hour also work too. But you can kind of feel around for what works for you in regards to that. So we have our higher time frame and our lower time frame. Here's the magic. Here's what makes this so special is the higher time frame. You don't need to overthink this. We're just looking for where that overall flow of money is going. But when you define that
13:02 fair market value like we just talked about and the master pattern phases, you know what's coming next. You know the market is typically going to contract. You know it's going to expand. But the trick here, which is almost like insider trading, is this higher time frame gives you the knowledge of where the displacement or that expansion phase is likely to result. And in this case, if the higher time frame is going up, that's the stronger flow of money, the more stable flow of money. We know that the distribution or the trend phase is likely one way or another going to leave this level and go up to here. So how do we trade that? We get our contraction phase. We mark out our fair market value. We look for those first two legs of expansion. And since we know where
13:47 the market is fairly valued and you know the trend is overall going up. If you buy below that value, there is a very very very high chance that these positions will return to fair market value. This is your money in the bank because once you get above fair market value, the price has revalued to what it should be in trend. This right here is all on the house's money. So, you should be trying to buy under fair market value and then sell above fair market value. Now, when you do this, the basic strategy, this puts you in line with how the banks trade. Let me explain how real fast. When the banks are trading, they're looking for people to make the wrong decision so that they can take the other side of the liquidity. When we get
14:34 below an equilibrium point like this that's expertly mapped out, then you get traders that think the move is over and they're going to sell below fair market value. What that does is it creates a pool of people that are likely making the wrong decision. So when you time your entries with these phases, you accumulate in the same areas the banks are accumulating because it just makes sense to the banks know that this trend is not over. There's so much higher time frame momentum pushing it. It's not done yet. So anybody that sells right here is there's a highly likelihood that they are going to lose. Therefore, you want to trade with them. So as you accumulate from those people, you match what the banks are doing. And then as it goes above fair market value, the opposite happens. Traders rush in in a in a FOMO
15:22 uh inspired manner. They start buying up the market cuz they're always chasing and then you sell to them. So you are buying from traders that are thinking that the trend is over when it's not. And then you are selling to traders that are rushing in in FOMO. Therefore, this fair market value and this model puts you always opposite to the dumb money. That's the magical moment. That is incredible and that's why this works so well. Here's what I want you to take away from this lesson. Price in every market is always in this cycle. And every candle belongs to one of those three market phases. When you understand the cycle, you start to understand the intention of the institutions that run price. And when you understand the intention, you can anticipate price in a way most traders will never experience.
16:08 Your win rate, your confidence, and your consistency are all tied to one thing. how accurately you could identify the phase the market is in. Master this framework and you'll no longer feel like you're trading in the dark. You'll be reading the market the way institutions do. That's the end of lesson two. If you found this information valuable, remember to like and subscribe. We're going to be dripping out the rest of this master class over the coming weeks. So, make sure that you don't miss out on that. If you are interested in what we do at Trade ATS, make sure you check out the links in the description. You visit our website and check out all of our cool stuff that we have there for you. Until next time, we'll see you on the next video.
