@helenlandry2108
The longer, more detailed videos are my choice. If you are serious about learning this stuff, you have to put in the time. The more details we get, the better we will trade.
@silentbullet2023
I can't appreciate enough how useful these free and well narrated lessons are. Thank you for investing your time and efforts for helping others. May god bless you.
@damefame8921
Man there is so much knowledge here. Only 8 mins in and I can't tell you how much times I've already paused and rewind the video to connect the dots
@tysmith9524
This content is lifechanging!!! I Prefer more of these longer videos packed with vital trade information as opposed to shorter videos with less content. Each video feels like sitting down to eat a buffet of trading knowledge!!!
@SimonNakoja
I have never appreciated a YouTube video like i did for this one before, its so in depth and smooth. So much quality information.
@Wysetrade
*CHECKOUT PART 2: https://youtu.be/aZq1EHjYgZs
@JackofAllTrdadesMasterOfNone
I was studying the reversal pattern for myself but now i found this video. This gives me a lot knowledge and is very helpful. Thanks
@patriziasinistra4497
To answer your last questions: I prefer long videos - I spent my Sunday afternoon to learn this and went through 5 hours of watching, taking notes, replaying, and painting my favourite trading view charts accordingly — I chose YOUR video because it was clear to me it had everything I needed, and I don’t have to look for a lot of short videos … However, you can still cut this video into shorts or upload short videos from a larger work in progress, so you don’t need to make fewer videos, in the end you have more seo potential and reach more different people (short term interested and long term serious learners) with only a small amount of more work (cut the long video content into shorts to recycle) I think both is great and would use both, I came here to stay anyway
@antoniovillarreal8937
I love these high quality, very detailed, long videos. IMO its what separates you from the rest. Most other creators produce short videos that miss out on tons of information. Very thankful for your work!
@johns662
Longer and more detailed videos are definitely preferred! What you can do to help with that is at the beginning of the video have a short 5-10 second clip or so showing timestamps of where people can fast forward to find the topics covered in that video.
@richardsharp8276
CHAPTERS Double top/bottom - 1:13 Triple top/bottom - 9:09 Trend continuation - 10:38 Trend change - 12:05 Head & shoulders 14:02 Triangles, Channels, Wedges - 20:19 Using triangles, channels, wedges - 27:17
@PinotGrigioBaby_
The way you guys break down price action inside an area of confluence on lower time frames for confirmation and more sequels entries is very helpful.
@miguelmirabal7348
I like longer ,well explained and detailed videos . These videos are better to learn than the shorter ones . You are doing a great job. Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.
@figuringoutfinance6696
Thanks for the vid - been trading the markets 5+ years, now with our own Fund, and chart patterns have always been a key part of our strategy to see imbalances in supply & demand. Good luck to all traders in 2022!
@adebayoosijola6628
The Longer videos are the best. You go deeper and it’s easy to understand
@justducky8508
Things I would like to see: • How to exit a trade. Knowing when Not to Exit and Knowing When to exit. • How To Place trend channel lines on a chart effectively , also in addition placing key levels effectively. • What is the first key things to do when first hopping on the charts. What are things we are looking for to be effective. • When is there a time to Not trade the charts ? Should you move to a different asset or not trade for the day completely ? • Knowing when to swing a trade or intraday trade • What timeframes do we use when executing or exiting ? Does it vary ? • Also, I prefer longer videos , but for those that got it down pack , short videos for reassurance can be good. So definitely both. These are things I have some difficulty with personally. I’m sure others may agree. Thanks for the video, great content.
@mike-yp1uk
I like the short videos because it's less to absorb and revisiting the video allows more absorption, that combined with time allowances during a busy day makes attention to detail stronger.
@DustyPops92
A video on Accumulation and Distribution from smart money would be amazing! - Amazing videos and bought your course and loved it as well!
@husifps9305
One of the best videos on price action. I would even love to watch a 4 hour video without skipping a second.
@Wysetrade