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Trading As A Beginner In 2025 [Full Tutorial]
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00:00In this video, I'm going to show you exactly how I would start my day trading career over again
00:03if I had to start from scratch. And before getting to a point of developing an entire
00:07process and setting my trading up to be able to scale to three, sometimes $5,000 single profit
00:12days, I realistically wasted years of my twenties with thousands of hours of being confused and
00:17also thousands of dollars that I didn't need to waste had I have known the information and
00:21the foundation that I'm going to share with you in this video. So I'm going to start with
00:24foundational information. So a simple way of looking at trading to start with the basics,
00:27then I'm going to show you the websites and the tools that you're going to need to follow
00:30along with this process. I'm going to talk about trading psychology, which is probably
00:33the most important thing that will either make or break your trading, a simple way to
00:37understand trading math that can be really confusing in the beginning, as well as a complete crash
00:41course of the most important things that I know about technical analysis. Then I'm going
00:45to show you how to build and test your own strategies. Then at the end, I'm going to show
00:48you how we can take everything that we've learned. We're going to apply them into a real life scenario
00:52to show you working them in real time. So by the time you make it through this entire video,
00:56you're going to have a clear cut simplified path to starting your trading career properly.
01:00Okay. So let's first start and set the foundation by understanding how trading works and how we
01:04should be looking at the market. Okay. There's a lot of technical elements that can be really
01:08confusing. And if you learn bits and pieces of it, it can throw you off the rails. This is a very
01:12simple way to understand how the market works and how the mechanics of it work. So over here,
01:17I have a chart open, but right now we're not going to worry about anything other than how
01:20and why the market is moving. Okay. So whenever we're looking at a chart, which in this case is
01:24this blue line, we're looking at increases and decreases. So all the chart is showing us is a
01:29visual representation of mass human psychology, meaning that there are buyers and there are
01:34sellers. Now this is done with algorithms. It's done by physical trading. This is done in all sorts
01:39of different ways. So it's not as simple as people just clicking buy and sell, right? But the general
01:43premise is the market is adjusting to fill imbalances, which are caused by supply and demand. So how this
01:50works is like this. Let's take right here. For example, in this part of the chart, when price
01:54is moving up, that means that there is demand from buyers and supply from sellers. If the demand
02:00outweighs the supply, the market is going to move up until there's another point where supply starts
02:05to outweigh the demand and the market will correct until once again, there's more demand than supply.
02:10And that will sort of bounce back and forth, which is going to produce something called volatility.
02:13Now, volatility is basically anytime there are drastic big moves in the market. These are going to
02:18open up trading opportunities for us later. So simply put as traders, our job is to find areas
02:23of the market where we can enter at a certain price, have the price increase to another price.
02:28Then however many of these we bought times the increase is going to give us our profit. So if we
02:34bought a hundred of these units at $200 and it increases to 205, that's $5 in profit per hundred,
02:40which is going to give us $500 in profit. But let's take another layer deeper to start
02:44understanding where these intraday opportunities come from. So let's take a one year starting point
02:49as an example. Over the course of a year, this is the general stock market. We can see anywhere from
02:5410, 15, 20, even 30% gains in an individual year. That means that if we were to buy a hundred dollars
03:00worth of SPX at this point and price increases, we now have $130. And technically our total risk
03:06implication is if everything were to melt down and technically go to zero, we're technically risking
03:11$100. This is the concept of investing. Now you're only going to get say 10, 20, 30% in a good year,
03:18but usually right around 10%. So effectively we'd have to wait an entire year to get between 10 and
03:2330%, which is good if you're dealing with a lot of money, but if you're trying to scale a small amount
03:27and make an income off of it, you need to have a tremendous amount of capital. Otherwise you have
03:31to find other opportunities in the market. Now, what happens if we zoom into just this one small area
03:36where now, instead of looking at an entire year's worth of movement, we're now looking at
03:40individual days worth of movement. So we'll take today, for example, now, even in a single day,
03:45we had this amount of movement to the upside and this amount of movement on the downside.
03:49So instead of waiting an entire year, if we were able to enter here and sell somewhere up here and
03:54now still risking a hundred dollars, just with this single move, we would make $341. This would
04:00happen in the matter of one hour. We can have multiple of these opportunities in a single day,
04:04which allows us to go from making say $30 in a year to be able to take that same amount of risk,
04:10be able to make six, seven, $800 in a single day, risking $100. Okay. But as the numbers get
04:15smaller and we're dealing on a zoomed in one day view, the math and the strategy behind this starts
04:20to get a lot more complicated and it gets more important to know how to do this, to properly
04:24calculate your risk. Not only that, but we need to know where we're buying and selling and the
04:28likelihood of that happening. So just as an example, if you're new, you're especially not going
04:32to understand exactly how this works, but this is a trade that took about two hours where I was
04:36basically able to pick an area where I expected for the price to significantly drop, enter in,
04:41actually be able to make profit from the market going down, which even a lot of people don't
04:45understand that you can do, especially good when markets are moving down to know how to do this
04:49skill. And you can see, I followed this down for hours going up $2,400, $2,600, $3,000, nearly $4,000
04:57before taking the trade off for full profit. And that was only risking $500 that I was able to make
05:02over $3,000 in about two hours. Okay. This isn't to brag. It's just to show you that if we can use
05:06this ideology and framework on a daily basis, these are the opportunities that if you lock
05:10in and take it seriously, that are going to be on the table for yourself. But before that,
05:14let's talk about all the tools in websites. So you're going to need to set this up for yourself
05:17and start as a beginner. Okay. So realistically, you're going to need three major things. First
05:21thing is going to be trading view, which is where we're going to be doing all of our charting and
05:25analysis. That's going to be your home base. The second thing that you're going to need is some sort
05:29of way to actually place trades. Now you're going to need some experience before actually doing this.
05:33Okay. But considering I trade cryptocurrency, I like to use blowfin or buybit. I'll show you how
05:37specifically to use those a little bit later into the video. Okay. And if you're looking to trade
05:40stocks, a lot of our traders are using topstep.com. The third thing you're going to need is a trade
05:45journal, which I'm going to provide to you, but more on that later. Once you make your way into
05:48trading view, you're going to have a screen that looks something like this. What you're going to want
05:51to do is click on products here and click on super chart. That's going to bring you to a plain chart like
05:55this. Now, when it comes to style and really setting this fully up, I have an amazing video
05:59you can go through that I'll bookmark at the end of this video. So you can watch that after and get
06:03fully set up. And what I like to do when I'm trading is take my trading view, put it on one
06:06side of my screen. I'll take my trading platform where I can input my orders and I'll put it on the
06:10other side. So now I want to share with you some fundamental trading information. So you fully
06:14understand the approach you take with trading. So anytime you're placing a trade, you're basically
06:18selecting what's called a pair. Now a pair is going to be any sort of asset that you're either buying or
06:23selling against the value of the US dollar. Okay, so this is Solana versus the US dollar,
06:29which US dollar is going to maintain a pretty consistent value. And Solana will either go up
06:34or down against that value, which is going to create price movement. The way we manage our pairs
06:38is using something called watch list, which is over here on trading view. Okay, so for example,
06:42if you're creating a new watch list, we can click this plus button here. And if we want to go to
06:47cryptocurrencies, we can click on Bitcoin, XRP, Sol, we can start selecting different cryptocurrency
06:52pairs to have in a list here, which will allow us to flip between and to have access to viewing how
06:58these individual charts are moving. So when I'm looking at a chart here, you'll see we started
07:02off with a line chart. So it's basically a line showing how the price is moving. And then I can
07:06switch between something called candles. So candles are a better way of getting information as a day
07:11trader. Okay, so the way candles work, okay, considering this is a green candle, that means that price
07:16started here, went as high as this point, as low as this point, and ended up closing right here.
07:21And that's why our candle is green. That's the body of the candle. So we had the total movement up
07:26and the highs and lows. Same is true for a red candle, only the open happened here, the close was
07:31lower than the open and the highs and lows remain the same, giving us a red body. If we go back over
07:36to our chart here, right, I have black and white. So it's a little bit different. Still looking at a
07:40similar example here, we had the candle open, we had the candle close, the highs and the lows,
07:45and then say, for example, this candle opened here, closed here and the high and lows were here.
07:50Okay, and these candles are going to show us different information depending on the chart
07:54frequency that we choose. So for example, we have up in our top menu here, chart frequencies between
07:59anywhere from 15 seconds to one full week. So you'll notice I have two side by side charts of
08:04Ethereum. On this side, we have five minute Ethereum chart. And over here, we have a one day
08:08Ethereum chart. This green box is the same green box on both sides. Only this is one candle showing us
08:15the open price, the close price and the highs and lows. And if we notice over here, this is the high,
08:20the low, and this was the total movement over the day, but in five minute increments opposed to a
08:26one day increment. And there's different combinations that we can use, but the lower you go down into the
08:30timeframe, each candle is going to show you in this case, five minutes worth of movement opposed to a
08:36whole entire day of movement. Okay. So now let's get into a section talking about trading psychology.
08:40This is the most important part that will either make or break any progress that you make throughout
08:45this process. Okay. This is what will keep people caught in a cycle of never getting better, or
08:49will allow people to sort of skate through trading and get better really, really quickly. Okay. So
08:53I've identified three major things that you need to retrain your mind around. And I'm going to explain
08:58to you exactly how and why this works so that once you get through this section of the video,
09:02you're going to have an aha moment and it's going to clear you up to be able to proceed and learn and
09:06get started with trading the right way. So I've boiled it down to these three main points. Okay.
09:10And the first thing that you need to retrain your mind out of is that losing is inherently bad.
09:14We're human beings. And anytime you lose at something, this is viewed as you're not sufficient.
09:18You're not doing a good job or something needs to be changed to make you be able to perform better.
09:23This does not apply to trading. And you really need to understand that as weird as that concept
09:28sounds. And you're going to understand why in a second, the next thing is being wrong is bad.
09:32This kind of ties into losing being wrong and losing money. We view as human beings,
09:37there needs to be a corrective action to fix that behavior in trading. This is not the case at all.
09:42You actually need to completely flip this on its head. The third thing is the misconception that
09:46making money on a trade makes it a good trade. This is not the case whatsoever. So let's look at
09:51this example so you can understand why thinking losing is bad, being wrong is bad and why making
09:55money no matter how is good. Okay. So think of it this way. Anytime we're buying into the market,
10:00one of two things is going to happen. It's either going to move up and we're going to make money,
10:04or it's going to move down and we're going to lose money. How we actually go about that as
10:08traders is what is going to dictate whether we're successful long-term or not. So let's look at it
10:12this way. Anytime we're entering the market, we need to number one, figure out how much we're trying
10:17to risk, whether it's a percentage or whether it's a dollar amount. Say we want to risk a hundred
10:20dollars, for example. That means that if we enter right here, we need to make sure that if price moves
10:25down to this level, that we're only risking a hundred dollars. And in doing that, we can ensure that if
10:31this moves up three X more, now we know exactly how much we're expected to win and how much we're
10:36expected to lose. So let's take that same exact example. We have our one unit of risk, which we
10:41know is a hundred dollars for three X positive units of risk. If we're right. So let's say for
10:46example, whatever we're buying is valued at $153 and 52 cents. And we want to risk exactly $100 on this
10:53trade. That would mean that we'd pull up our calculator. I'm going to show you a really cool,
10:57simple way to do this afterwards, but I want you to understand the math of how we're actually going
11:01to be calculating risk, right? If we want to position an entry in the market, we're going to
11:05take our entry value at one 52. Okay. And say our stop loss level or this level where we're going to
11:10get out for a contained loss is at 150.52. So we're going to subtract by the stop loss value. And
11:16that's going to give us three. Now we're going to take the dollar amount that we want to risk and
11:20divide by three. And that's going to give us 33.33 units to effectively buy in at, to ensure that if
11:26this moves against us, we're containing the risk to a hundred dollars and we know exactly what to
11:31expect if the trade moves in our direction. So anytime we're looking to enter into a trade,
11:36we're already positioning ourselves to accept the fact that we can be wrong and we can lose.
11:40And in order to actually get into the market and open ourselves up for the potential of making money,
11:45we have to accept that we could potentially be wrong in that sort of same mind process. A lot of
11:50people think they need to be right all the time to actually make money in trading, which is a hundred
11:53percent not true. So let's take this for an example. Say we take a total of 10 trades. We've
11:58contained our risk that every time we're losing a trade, we're losing negative one unit of risk.
12:02So we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven losses and three wins. So when we're making these
12:07wins, we make 5.2 times what we're risking, 2.5 what we're risking and 3.1 what we're risking,
12:13which is going to give us a sum of 10.8. And on the loss side, it's going to give us a sum of
12:18negative seven. We lost 70% of the time, winning 30% of the time, which is going to give us
12:23a net total of plus 3.8 risk factors. So once again, we're risking $100, which is going to leave
12:29us with a profit of $380 being wrong 70% of the time. If you want a really easy way to do this
12:36position sizing automatically on chart, you can click into indicators, you can search up IT
12:41position calculator. This is a calculator that we made on the private side of our trading team.
12:45I'm giving it to you guys for absolutely free. You can click onto this and then basically you can
12:48click right here at your entry where you want to take profit and where you want to set your risk to.
12:53And you can actually input your dollar amount risks. Say I want to risk $100, hit apply. And
12:57that's going to show you the exact quantity that you need to enter in at that exact amount to risk
13:01$100 if the price is to move against you. So if we go through our trading thinking that losing is bad
13:07and being wrong is bad, we're never going to put ourselves in market situations where we can
13:11actually allow ourselves to be right. The losses that you take are simply opportunity costs to be
13:15able to get into the market. Understanding that making money does not make a trade good or bad.
13:19It's about following the specific process that you know is going to be repeatable while keeping your
13:23risk contained. If you're just going into stuff and putting a bunch of money into it, you're not
13:27quantifying your risk, you don't know if it's going to work over time or not by studying it and you make
13:31a bunch of money, you're one decision away from losing every single thing. Even if on an individual
13:35trade, you get lucky and end up making a bunch of money. It's about following the process, making
13:40sure that you understand that this is the mental psychology in trading math that's going to put you in a
13:44position to approach the markets properly. And understanding that trading has nothing to do with
13:48being right or wrong, it has everything to do with understanding how much you're making when you're
13:52right versus wrong and the percentage of time that you are right to be able to determine whether you're
13:56going to be profitable or not profitable. This is all going to be based around keeping your risk
14:01uniform, knowing how much you make when you're right versus when you're wrong, having your average loss
14:05and your average win and the percentage of the times those are happening to once again, be able to
14:09look at this table and figure out if you're not profitable or if you're profitable. Okay, so now that I've
14:13showed you the general structure, the framework of building positions and understanding how and
14:18why we're controlling risk, let's go back to trading view and understand how we're actually
14:21going to approach the market on a technical analysis standpoint. Now, this is where there's
14:25millions of things to focus on. I've boiled them down to about five or six major things that I look
14:31for to find key areas in the market. And I'm basically going to give you a crash course on
14:34this. I have a really good technical analysis guide if you want to dive into more detail after this
14:39video, which I'm going to put in the card at the end so you can dive a little bit more into that.
14:43Okay, so let's pull up a five minute chart so that each candle is five minutes worth of price
14:47data. And let's start taking a look at how I would read this chart. Okay, so the first thing that I'm
14:50always starting with is identifying what are called trends on charts. And trends are basically
14:54areas in the market where price is generally moving in a specific direction. So if it's generally
14:59moving up, that's going to be an uptrend. And if it's generally moving down, that's going to be a
15:03downtrend. Okay, and the way that I can really determine whether we're in an uptrend or a downtrend is
15:06by clicking on this tool right here and starting to find areas on the chart where price seems to be
15:11bouncing off of an invisible level. Once again, going back to that supply and demand area. So if I see
15:16these critical areas, and I draw from that low to that low where the price is sort of responding
15:20off of okay, anytime the price is maintaining above this specific area, that's maintaining the status
15:26of an uptrend. And you'll notice this point price finally pushed below this trend pushed up and
15:31continued to go lower, which is now making this as a downtrend. So we've an uptrend over here and a
15:36downtrend over here. So I can draw another trend level off of there. Okay, and one thing that I really
15:41like to take note of is if we have an area where price is continually making these levels breaks
15:45underneath it and then comes up and retests it oftentimes, this is a beautiful key level to get
15:50big moves down once the trend does change direction. So trends are basically showing us
15:54areas where price is likely to come down to and have a continuation. And then once it does finally
15:59break where it's likely to bounce off of and continue moving lower, which we can start to use
16:04to start to craft some of these positions where we're entering in expecting for price to move
16:08significantly in one area and not come through to the other. Okay, considering this is a visual
16:13representation of mass human psychology, there's another tool that is really, really useful in
16:18trading called a Fibonacci retracement. This is one of my go to indicators. So this is how a Fibonacci
16:22works. Say you have a chart moving up where you have a trend in a certain direction, you can click
16:26on this Fibonacci retracement, click at the beginning of a trend and go all the way up to the highest point
16:31on the trend. And what you're going to see are these numerical values. Okay, starting from one to zero,
16:35we have 78.6, 61.8, which is in green 50, 38.2 and 23.6. And what you'll notice is oftentimes if a
16:43trend is going to have a pull down, this 50 level is often the level it will go to and have a
16:47continuation higher. Same thing with this 61.8. This is referred to as the golden ratio. This is
16:53the ratio that can be found naturally occurring in the formation of shells, plants, trees, even your
16:58facial symmetry, all for some reason fall around this specific Fibonacci value, which oftentimes will lead
17:04the price to revert cleanly down to that level and have a continuation move up, which once again can
17:09allow us to start to structure positions around these key levels. Okay, so if we go back to our
17:13chart, we know we have an uptrend and a downtrend. So say for example, we wanted to look at this trend
17:18and see some of its important levels, we'd click at the high and then go over to the low. And then
17:22let's watch what happens to price and where it starts to respond. Okay, so as the chart moves forward,
17:26that becomes the low. Okay, price comes up, reacts cleanly off of that 61.8 value. And it just so
17:32happens that that level was the last level for a massive move to the downside. Even looking at this
17:37area right here, say we were to start from this point to there, this push down before a continuation
17:42higher was basically the last level that the price regressed down to before making a continuation up.
17:47Okay, another really cool piece of technical analysis that I like to use when I'm looking at
17:51these formations is something called a fair value gap. And you can see these all over the chart. So
17:55it's basically these big candles that are making these big pushes like here and like here or like here and
18:01like here and I can actually turn an indicator on called the Lux algo fair value gap indicator and
18:05that's going to pull them up on my chart automatically. But the reason that I look for
18:08them is because you can see oftentimes price will end up coming back into these and making big moves
18:14back in fair value gap right in here price moves up has a response off of it fair value gap produce
18:19here price pulls back down even though it worked through this one like crazy comes back down to the
18:23middle of that has a continuation up. Okay, this one's not showing but here price comes into the
18:28midpoint has a continuation up. Okay, and the way that we can identify these on a chart is basically
18:32we need one to three candles either in the up direction or the down direction where the first
18:37wick and the third wick do not overlap on the second candle. So you'll see this is the high of
18:42the first candle. This is the low of the third candle in between here is going to be a bullish
18:46fair value gap. And right here we have one to three candles first wick third wick price doesn't overlap
18:52right here creating a bearish or a fair value gap that is likely to continue moving to the downside.
18:57It's things like these that I'm using when I'm doing analysis to be able to find key areas that
19:01even though we don't know for sure it's going to move in our direction that we're able to at least
19:05start off in an area where we can keep our risk contained, let the market move in our direction
19:10and hopefully make more money than we're risking. Okay, and of course, this is just scratching the
19:13surface. I talk about all this on my channel a lot more. As far as the foundation, these are the
19:17primary things that I'm using. Like I said, you can watch the technical analysis video at the end of this
19:21video to dive more deeply into how I use these things specifically. Okay, so now that we understand some of the
19:26analysis and tools that go into actually trading, let's talk about how to actually put this into a
19:30strategy that you can start practicing and trading for yourself. So this is the progression that we're
19:34using anytime we're building a trading strategy. The first thing is the concept which is coming from
19:39observation. So just like we were noticing on our other chart that certain things were happening
19:43based on certain pieces of analysis, what we want to do is gather a bunch of those ideas and observe
19:48a general tendency in the market. Okay, the next thing that you want to do is create a rule set based on
19:53your observations. And then the next thing that you want to do is evaluate that outcome by identifying
19:58the percent of the time that it happens, the average amount that you make versus how much you
20:02lose while considering the specific loss size. Okay, and then basically, it's up to us to be able to see
20:07whether it's going to be profitable or not. Okay, so let's just use a really simple example of how you
20:11can actually go through and test your strategy. Once you have an idea, you can click on this button on
20:16your chart, which is called bar replay, and you can click back to a random part on your chart and then click
20:20this play button. And it's actually going to play the chart forward, allowing you to see how your idea
20:24would work in real time. So what I'm noticing on this chart is every time we have this indicator,
20:29which is a custom indicator called the Inevitrade Pro Plus indicator, it's actually in a tool suite.
20:33If you follow me on Instagram in the description, you can add it to your chart basically shows you
20:36when the markets are perceived to be undervalued or overvalued. And when they're undervalued,
20:41it will give you this red highlight strip here. So let's say for example, every time a red strip is
20:46produced, I'm going to enter in, I'm going to sell when it produces a green strip, and I'm going to put
20:51my risk underneath that recent low, and I'm going to risk $100 every time. That means that I can calculate
20:56a loss as negative one R and a win is however much more I'm making than I'm risking. So in this case, it
21:01would be like 3.94. So then I can just go ahead and play my chart forward and set the strategy up to
21:07work. Okay, so we have a highlight strip here setting up my position. Okay, so we have a sell right
21:11here. So we would sell our position, we would make plus 6.2 R, we would sell in here. Okay,
21:15we have a red highlight strip. So we sell that's plus three risk factors. Okay, so we would buy in
21:20here, price comes down, goes through our stop loss. So that's negative one R. Okay, so you can
21:25basically do this over a large period of time. Now all you have to do is add up the total amount of
21:29trades. You can basically go into a trade tracker. This is a trade tracker that are in the tools that I'll
21:33send you if you follow me on Instagram and DM me the word tools, and you can click each trade,
21:37say it's on sole 15 minute, you can put long or short, you can put whether it's a win or a loss.
21:42So in this case, we had two wins and one loss. P&L on the first was 620. P&L on the second was 300.
21:49And then we had a $100 loss. So that's going to show us our winning percentage, we can click on
21:53this sum here, and we can go over and hit average. And that's going to show us our average profit per
21:58trade, as well as our average winning percentage, which we can take into our system, which based on our
22:03average, 273 would put us somewhere between these two amounts at a 66% win rate would put us well
22:10into the profitable zone. Now, obviously, this is only three trades, so you'd want to do this over
22:14an extended amount of time. But once you have that, you've effectively found a concept, identified
22:18rules, found out your data, made sure that it's confirmed to be profitable. This is where you can
22:23actually start to test this strategy in full time. Okay, so we just talked about doing on chart bar replay,
22:28the next would be do using a simulated account. Okay, and then after that, you'd actually apply
22:32this onto a real account. Okay, so let's say for example, you wanted to actually enter into this
22:36trade position. Since we're trading cryptocurrency, I'm going to go on to an exchange like Blowfin,
22:41I'm going to pull up Solana, and you'll see over here, we have limit in market. If you want to choose
22:45a specific price, you click on limit. If you just want to get in or out of the market quickly,
22:48you're going to click on market. So we're going to stick with limits for now. Okay, if I went into every
22:51single detail about this, this video would be like eight hours long. Okay, since this is where the price is,
22:55first thing that we need to do is figure out how much we need to enter in to risk, say, for example,
23:00$100. So we're going to click on our entry, take profit, stop loss, enter $100. That's going to give
23:05us 56 as a quantity. And this is where leverage or using prop firms is going to be important,
23:10because that would mean that effectively, we would have to buy at 121.73 times 56.18 Sol,
23:19which is going to cost us $6,800. Unless you have $6,800 in an account, you're not going to be able to
23:25take this kind of size. And that's exactly why we're going to use something called leverage,
23:29which for example, if we use 10x leverage would take 6,800 and only require us to use $683. Okay,
23:36so we would enter in 121.74 as our entry, we would go into our amount, we'd have 56.18. I would check
23:42this take profit and stop loss or take profits at 130.76, which gives us our estimated profit level
23:49and our stop loss at 120.8, which you can see is going to give us exactly $100 worth of risk by
23:56entering specifically at this amount. So we know if we lose, we're losing 100. And if we're profitable,
24:01we're making $460 on the strategy. Now you can see right here, it says the cost, which is 6,800.
24:08If we increase the leverage up to say, for example, 10. Now, once again, that cost comes down to 688.
24:13And that's how you can start with a smaller amount of money and still be able to have the upside.
24:17If you know your strategy and your process works, and you're looking at it inside this framework.
24:22Okay, so now that we're at this point, we've developed all these skills and understanding
24:25of trading, I'm going to take you through a strategy that I like to trade on the channel
24:28that we trade a ton on the private side of our trading team. We have team members absolutely
24:32crushing it. Me personally, when I'm trading these sessions, a lot of times my last session,
24:36even I made $7,500 in about four or five trades risking $500. I'm going to show you what I look for
24:42on a setup and how I apply all of this logic to get into positions and how effective it is.
24:47I'm going to show you a few entry models that I like to follow. Okay, first thing that I'm going
24:50to turn on is this buy and sell indicator. The second thing that I'm going to turn on are those
24:54fair value gap indicators. So in this strategy, I can't share every single thing that I'm looking
24:58at without being unfair to the private side of the team, but I will show you something you can
25:02get started with and apply a lot of your own logic to that will still get you in a position to be
25:06able to make this a profitable operation. This is crazy for me to be sharing on YouTube.
25:10What I'm looking for is some sort of sell signal, right? I can't tell you exactly what the signal
25:14is some sort of indication of an over undervalued area somewhere where we have a trend break under
25:20here into one of those fair value gaps, in which case I'm looking to enter in the midpoint of this
25:25fair value gap, place my stop loss outside and try to ride the trend down. Okay. So I'm going to go
25:30ahead forward and play this to show you what I'm looking for. Okay. So we have overvalued,
25:34but no signal. Okay. So right here, I start to have lows forming. We have an overvalued area right
25:39here with price starting to push down. So once again, if I'm targeting the halfway point of this
25:43area with an oversell and a trend break, price is starting to come underneath price comes up,
25:48goes into our area, gets into the trade, and then immediately reverses down already putting us up
25:53in this situation, something like 12 times the amount that we're risking. Once again, if we were
25:57risking a hundred dollars, our profit would be at $1,200. So even with one of these situations,
26:03we could still be wrong 10 other times and still be profitable for the session. Okay. And of course,
26:07every trade doesn't look like this. There are definitely losers. This is just scratching the
26:11surface of all of the data sets that we run on the private side of our trading team. But if we
26:15just want to focus on the basics of it, it's things like these, where we can follow these types of
26:19models and actually apply them into the market. Okay. So let's take a look at another example of
26:23a trade that I entered. You can see I'm entering in here. Price starts to move in my direction.
26:26Once again, off of that area, overvalued, starts to make a significant push down. Once again,
26:31$4,000, $5,000, $6,000 in profit, risking $500. Then I eventually close this out
26:37for about $4,600. You can see here, I'm looking to buy in hoping the market moves up. I enter in
26:43here and just to show you the realities and be transparent. A lot of times you are going to have
26:46losing trades too. So for example, okay, this trade closed out and I lost within minutes,
26:50but the fact that I can make four or $5,000 in a good trade and only lose five, $600 on the losing
26:56trades, as long as I'm following the strategy, keeping my position size consistent, this gives me
27:01the framework to actually dive into trading and do it properly. Okay. And those are just two trading
27:05models. We have tons of ways of approaching the market in general. I would definitely recommend
27:08for you to watch this video. If you want to dive deeper into the technical analysis, if this helped
27:13you, especially as a beginner, hit the like button, share with the friend, subscribe to the channel.
27:17If you like the content, if you follow me on Instagram and DM me the word tools, I'll send
27:21you all the resources, but until next time, I will see you all in the next video.
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