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Course content
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1._Proper__Effective_Journaling05:17
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2._Understanding_Narrative06:06
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3._Quarterly_Theory_Time_Frame_Alignment03:49
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4._A_Deeper_Dive_Into_The_Economic_Calendar03:52
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5._Factors_to_High_Probability_Setups05:20
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6._Intro_to_Reversal_Levels06:40
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7._Mindset09:41
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8._Continuation_TPD_s02:43
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9._Deeper_Dive_Into_Reversion_Levels06:16
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10._Weekly_Halving_Theory04:57
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11._Proper_Trade_Management__Risk_Allocation07:18
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12._The_Reversal_Model_Sequences04:15
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13._Directional_Asset_Strength__Weakness08:58
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14._The_Reversal_Model_Supplementary_Lecture10:18
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15._Retracements_Reversals__Liquidity_Runs11:20
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16._Daily_Profiles06:16
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17._Asset_Synchronization04:59
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18._Timed_True_Reversals07:43
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19._Identifying_Low_Probability_Scenarios_108:31
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20._The_Continuation_Sequence05:03
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21._The_Continuation_Model06:40
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22._Putting_It_All_Together09:54
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Friday_December_12th_NY58:30
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Market_Overview_Wednesday_December_3rd24:58
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Monday_December_8th20:19
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Monday_December_15th13:16
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TPD_PART_3-1920x1080-avc1-mp4a09:40
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TPD_Part_2_by_Mammoth-1728x1080-avc1-mp4a19:19
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Wednesday_December_10th12:04
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Requirements
- Basic familiarity with financial markets such as stocks, indices, or futures is recommended.
- Access to a computer with stable internet connection and a broker or charting platform.
- Willingness to study advanced trading theory and review market examples in depth.
- Ability to dedicate regular time for live market observation, backtesting, and journaling.
- Comfort with learning ICT-style concepts such as liquidity, order blocks, and price delivery.
- A serious interest in building a structured, rule-based approach to discretionary trading.
Description
Jacob Speculates 2025 Private Mentorship is designed as an advanced, structured trading development program for traders who want to understand how and why price moves, rather than relying on simple patterns or indicators. The mentorship focuses on Inner Circle Trader style concepts, algorithmic price delivery, and detailed time-and-price theory. The learning journey moves from core theoretical foundations into practical application, execution, and refinement, with the aim of helping traders build an internally consistent framework they can depend on across different market conditions.
The mentorship begins with establishing a clear understanding of market structure and the underlying logic of price delivery. You first work through the idea of how financial markets are driven by liquidity, order flow, and institutional objectives. Rather than treating price as random, the early modules demonstrate how price seeks liquidity, why certain levels are repeatedly traded to, and how time-of-day and session characteristics influence the way the market delivers price. In this phase, you learn to read swing structure, premium and discount zones, and how to identify the key ranges that matter for intraday and positional decision making.
Once the foundation of market structure is in place, the program moves into ICT-inspired concepts that explain the mechanics of algorithmic price delivery. You study how liquidity pools, fair value gaps, and imbalances are created and how they are later resolved. The mentorship shows how these elements create a roadmap for future price action, allowing you to anticipate potential areas of interest before price arrives. During this stage, you learn to mark charts systematically, label important points, and differentiate between structural versus non-structural price movement. The goal is that by the end of this section you can look at a chart and immediately see where algorithmic systems are likely targeting and why.
From there, the curriculum shifts into time-and-price theory. You explore how specific sessions, such as New York and London, have recurring tendencies, and how the alignment of time and price creates windows of opportunity. The mentorship covers concepts such as dealing ranges, session opens, and key temporal markers where volatility and directional intent are often expressed. You learn to connect these ideas with the structural work already completed, so that you can build a daily expectation model that outlines possible paths price could take and where the highest quality opportunities may appear.
After the theoretical groundwork, the program emphasizes building a fully specified trading plan. You are guided through defining your bias selection process, entry criteria, risk parameters, and management rules. The mentorship encourages breaking down your approach into clear steps: how you select the instruments you will trade, how you read the higher timeframe to establish directional context, and how you narrow down to specific lower timeframe execution models. You work through examples of different market conditions, such as trend, consolidation, and reversal environments, with a focus on how your rules should adapt while remaining internally consistent.
A major phase of Jacob Speculates 2025 Private Mentorship is devoted to execution quality. In this part of the program, you concentrate on translating theory into actual trades placed in real or simulated markets. You practice identifying setups in live and historical data, documenting them, and evaluating whether they meet the criteria defined in your trading plan. Attention is given to the psychological side of execution, including managing hesitation, overtrading, and inconsistent risk application. The mentorship encourages building routines around preparation, review, and post-trade analysis so that execution becomes repeatable rather than emotional.
The mentorship then introduces an organized journaling and review framework. You learn how to record each trade with enough detail to make future analysis meaningful, including context, reasoning, management decisions, and outcomes. The program walks through how to periodically review your journal to find recurring strengths and weaknesses, categorize errors, and adjust your rules or expectations accordingly. This process is positioned as an ongoing feedback loop that reinforces deliberate practice and helps you refine your understanding of price delivery in a practical way.
As your competence with the core framework grows, the curriculum expands into more advanced applications of the same concepts. You explore how the methodology can be applied to different instruments, such as individual equities, index products, and other liquid markets. You review case studies where the framework is used across multiple timeframes, including short-term trades and longer swings, to understand how the logic scales. The mentorship also discusses portfolio-level considerations such as correlation, exposure, and how to avoid over-concentration in similar types of risk.
The later stages of the program focus on integrating everything into a personal development roadmap. You are guided to evaluate your current stage of progress, identify gaps in understanding or behavior, and plan specific steps for the coming months to continue refining your skill. The mentorship emphasizes building sustainable habits, such as regular study of price action, scheduled backtesting sessions, and consistent documentation, so that improvement continues beyond the formal content. By the end of the journey, you are expected to have a coherent view of how markets deliver price, a defined framework for trading that view, and a practical process for ongoing refinement.
Throughout Jacob Speculates 2025 Private Mentorship, the emphasis remains on applied understanding rather than memorizing patterns. You are encouraged to question price movements, test ideas against historical data, and use the concepts of liquidity, time, and algorithmic delivery to form reasoned expectations. The program aims to help you replace ad hoc decision making with a structured, theory-driven approach that you can adapt and evolve as you gain experience. The end result is a more independent trader who understands the internal logic of their method and can evaluate performance using clear criteria rather than short-term outcomes alone.
Who this course is for:
Jacob Speculates 2025 Private Mentorship is ideal for committed traders who already understand basic market mechanics and want to deepen their grasp of institutional price delivery. It suits those who are moving beyond indicator-based strategies and seeking a rule-based, theory-driven framework grounded in ICT concepts, liquidity, and time-and-price relationships. The program is particularly relevant for discretionary traders in equities and indices who value structured analysis, detailed execution rules, and systematic journaling to refine their performance over time.Instructor
Jacob
About Me
I work as a trader and mentor with a focus on understanding how and why price moves in modern markets. My background is rooted in years of studying liquidity, order flow, and the way institutional participants shape the structure of equities and index products. Over time I have built my own perspective on algorithmic price delivery and time-and-price theory, drawing on elements that resonate with me and testing them extensively against real market data.
My approach to trading has been shaped by a preference for clarity and internal consistency. I value well-defined rules, a clear framework for analysis, and a deliberate practice routine that lets me refine decisions over time. I spend a significant amount of my day observing live price action, cataloging examples, and reviewing how different sessions express volatility and directional intent. That constant observation helps me keep my frameworks grounded in what the market is actually doing instead of abstract ideas.
In my work, I prioritize honesty about both strengths and limitations. I view trading as a long-term craft that demands patience, structured experimentation, and respect for risk. I am interested in how traders develop over multiple years, not just in single quarters of performance. My values revolve around self-reliance, rigorous journaling, and a willingness to confront errors directly. I see theory and execution as inseparable, and I aim to keep my own process tightly aligned with that belief.
My broader interests include studying different market regimes, exploring how various instruments respond to liquidity dynamics, and investigating new ways to express risk while remaining within a disciplined framework. I try to maintain a balance between research and practical application so that my ideas remain usable in real trading environments.
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