[00:01] Welcome to the fifth episode of our $1,000 apartment deposit boost. Our goal is to earn money with just $1,000 by trading futures in forex and earn enough for an apartment. Stop talking and taking up your and my [00:16] time. Let's get straight to the point. Although, be sure to like and subscribe don't like the video, we remove the like at the end , write dislikes, and, in short, all that stuff . Now let's move on to the analysis. The most unprofitable trade, the [00:30] fattest one, I had was opened on the Alpin instrument. However, before I show you the most unprofitable trade, I want to show you one of the most profitable trades, because it is very important to know the background, how this coin [00:43] moved, what was here in general, what was happening. As you can see, the glass on this instrument is completely empty. It costs somewhere between 3-4,000 coins. In short, empty. But here we have a wall, a huge blockage. You [00:58] can calculate how much this is in dollars yourself, but it’s a lot of money, dollars yourself, but it’s a lot of money, roughly 20 million at a guess, plus or minus. In short, our instrument was suddenly de-amped, it fell to [01:12] suddenly de-amped, it fell to $6.5, and at $6.5 there was a huge wall. From this wall I become long. This man appears here for the first time. I'm getting ready a little in advance. I'm gaining what I would call a really nice [01:25] volume of 50,000 C. The stop-loss in this situation is short, because if we start to take apart one of the volumes, they'll most likely start taking apart a second one, a third, and then the instrument will plummet. In short, the idea in this situation is to [01:37] simply take the density off. This is just the most simple, idiotic deal, just a rebound from density, a rebound from volume. And if you were trading without a glass, you would never have noticed this opportunity in your life, because it [01:51] was only visible in the glass. You may have noticed that our tool has grown dramatically. However, in the next few seconds it begins to grow even more actively. And so you understand, usually in a rebound it’s good to pick up 1, 2, 3%. Here [02:06] they start pumping the instrument. I immediately think: "Damn, how nice for such a volume." Bang immediately takes away the limits. I start to dump everything in a panic . I think: "Damn, they're giving us such a profit." I go out and see that they are drawing a really cool profit. I think, damn, I need to [02:23] roll in. I think, in short, we need to close the position. This was probably my biggest mistake. This freeze frame is important here. Previously there [02:35] were more densities and more volume here. This guy started to take his volume and simply sell it on the market. I personally didn't pay attention to this. Only [02:47] when analyzing transactions can I notice this. The guy starts to remove this volume and starts to throw it into the market. And it was possible to understand that there was was possible to understand that there was no need to fix the position here, because until he [03:00] realizes this volume, most likely, our upward movement will not end. However, I didn't pay attention to this. This is visible only in the recording, but it is also visible in the result. Next, as you can see, the instrument began to be pumped. The fact [03:14] that I took my measly 5% there is pennies compared to the first movement that could have been taken. It was possible to take at least one time, well, almost eight, more. However, the instrument began to be pumped further, and it was inflated to 18 [03:30] bucks. Therefore, in principle, with this deal it would have been possible to close at least an apartment and earn $50,000 from one transaction . But, unfortunately, for some reason I did n’t pay attention to all of this right away. I was also happy with the 5% they gave me right away [03:45] . I thought they would buy it now and immediately sell it. But, you see, this is write down a deal, when you analyze it, you see your mistakes. Nevertheless, this deal brought me $2,500. Sorry to [03:59] interrupt your viewing of this video, but in 3 minutes of your time you can earn $45. 45 bucks. Here is the QR code. Or follow the link in the description to the Telegram channel. There are five [04:12] steps, really five steps, which can be completed in 3 minutes. And in 3 minutes, $45 can be yours. So good luck. Well, now that you know a little bit of the background, I suggest we move on to the losses that I had. It's the [04:28] same Alpin instrument. And as you can see, after the pump, after the drain, our instrument comes back to 6 s, where again there is some guy to 6 s, where again there is some guy who stuck a shitload of volume here and, [04:43] basically, stuck it at different such marks. And I think, damn, maybe I should , although I already have serious doubts about this position. I understand that most likely, since the guy there just threw 20 million into their market, it’s unlikely that [04:58] he’ll take the next 20 million and just buy it at 6.5. I think that at some point he will simply remove his positions, or rather his volumes, and simply start pouring into the market. I don’t know, well, I personally didn’t have any confidence in [05:14] this position. As a result, this tool begins to approach the first application. I'm getting stopped out because I understand that if they start to take apart these volumes now, that's it, there will be a downward movement. Therefore, I exited this deal, as you [05:31] can see, I, in principle, exited this position in vain. -1% loss, -$536. Basically, it's a very standard stop, although this stop could have been moved [05:43] lower for some other volumes, because here it's so early to exit, when the first volume hasn't even been taken care of, well, it seems a bit stupid. Then we started to take apart these volumes, that is, I would have been stopped here anyway [05:57] . And then I think: "It's time to go short, it's time to go short." I start clicking in shorts, as you can see, they start to expose the walls from the other side. Not as voluminous, of course, but still. And as I understand it, when [06:12] these volumes are taken apart, the movement at the bottom will be simply the strongest. This is truly the strongest. Because I've seen this before on other instruments. I don’t remember what they’re called, but I think the instrument is white. I could be wrong, of course, [06:27] but I definitely remember the same situation when we bounced back for the first time. Holy [ __ ]. And the second time we really screwed up. Therefore, a decision was made here to go short, so to speak, to wait for a breakout. I'll put a small stack here. Then, [06:43] when we start approaching the stop, I think: “Well, screw the stop, I need to remove it.” think: “Well, screw the stop, I need to remove it.” Because now they're definitely going to shave us here. Here we have a rebound from density. Next comes the rebound from density. I think, [06:55] damn, it’s time to stop in any case, because it’s no longer appropriate to sit here and wait it out. That's it, I got out of this position. This position was not closed at a huge loss. -293 [07:08] dollars, minus almost 1%. Well, what can you do, we didn’t get any movement, and there was no breakout either. I would say the most ordinary standard stop. Perhaps the deal is unnecessary. You should have simply set a lower stop on the first deal [07:21] and not made this mistake. But the most interesting part begins further. It's like I'm starting to tilt. It is clear from the clock that it is already after 3 am. I'm sitting here, 3:00 am, and I start [07:36] trading. You remember all this. These are very interesting moments. Here I think: "Well, since you, damn [ __ ], didn't get through, I already took the rebound, but the rebound didn't go." I thought to myself: “Okay, I’ll take a test, it didn’t work.” I think, oh you pest. [07:50] I'll take a long position here as a follow-up, and I'll put a stop here again. Oh, it’s so painful to look at all this. It hurts so much. How the [ __ ] did I get married? How did I get my last name? I remember this and my ass just burns. Again we come to [08:05] density. Let's begin to analyze this density . These are more or less large prints. I understand that if this density is now taken apart, this one is taken apart , these ones are taken apart, and there will be, well, an avalanche. I think it's not bad. If you sit in this position [08:19] avalanche. I think it's not bad. If you sit in this position , you need to get out. And I’m just waiting for them to start actively dismantling it, for the prints to begin. Here come the prints. That's it, I exit the position, decide to go short again and [08:33] think to myself: "That's it, this time I'll definitely be short." And here's this losing trade minus another $536 minus 1%. [08:45] It's very sad, because I'm immediately in a long position and I'm stopped out at $739. Then I stand short, and I get stopped out there for another 200-300 dollars. Then I stand long again 200-300 dollars. Then I stand long again , and I get stopped out for, damn, another [08:59] $536. So what do you think? I went short again. Here everything seems to be okay , everything is cool, awesome. Let's start to analyze the volumes. Everything is fine. We're already first compression. I was just looking to see where I could place my stop. Literally [09:15] 1 second, and I see that I am drawn to a hard loss, which I am definitely not ready to allow myself. And they begin to disassemble. I'm already sitting here, enjoying myself. There is the first compression, the glass is not adjusted, then there is a sharp impulse. I immediately get scared, I [09:30] think, damn, it looks like it’s in my ass. Then I look at the percentages. In principle, the percentage there is 0.29, that is, a penny stop. I think, okay, I won’t go out. I'll wait until they sort it out. But they start to drive further, they start to pump the alpines further [09:43] . Then I realize that, damn, it seems like my type is starting to come true again. And that's it, I'm leaving this position. My ass was burning so badly. How my ass was burning. Here is [09:56] -530 dollars in total. I've probably already cashed in $1.2 there. As you can see, I'm going short again, we're eating away at it a little. Sharp shot. I'm going out. After shooting, further analysis of these densities takes place . So what do you think will happen [10:12] next? Well, naturally, long. Naturally, long. Here I am already taking a long bet and thinking: “Damn, you’ve got me down.” This is really annoying. All these densities are still preserved. I think, that's it, damn, I'll just take it and put it, uh, long here, stop, I'll [10:26] stick it somewhere here, because I'm done, I have no patience. Then some walls appear nearby. Oh, it hurts so much, it hurts so much. And the most interesting thing is that I open this long and at 6:35 I seem to be going to bed. 6:35. That's it, I couldn't take it anymore [10:43] . You can see it from the watch. It's 6:00 am. I understand that I can’t do this anymore . I'm already fed up with all this. I'm not interested in all of this anymore, because sitting at the computer for so long actually makes my eyes swell. I just [10:57] hit stop and went to bed. And literally 2 minutes later, those two [ __ ] minutes, when I, damn it, went to bed, I was already done, they start sorting out the volumes, closes the stop, some kind of chaos and the scam begins. And the scam went. We [11:12] cost 5 dollars. Well, I would have gone out at five. We cost 4 dollars. 3 bucks will soon cost 3 and a half. This is brutal. What an ass. It's so painful to watch. I didn't short it. And I didn't take it . And neither long nor short, I sat there all [11:28] night and didn’t earn a damn thing from it, but only gave away money. So, just like that, we gradually approached the biggest loss I ever had. [11:40] Just what time did the breakdown happen here? At 6:49. No, stop. So, at 6:45 I went to bed. I couldn't at 6:45. In short, it seems I lied a little, because if you look at the time, the breakout was at 6:49, I went to bed at 6:35. That's it, I went to [11:55] bed here and gave up on everything. I don’t think I’m going to do this anymore, I’m not going to do anything there, [ __ ]. So that's why I went to bed? Is that why I went to bed? -70% in literally 6-7 minutes. 70% for this [12:11] volume. Another apartment, another wasted apartment. If you watched the last episode, there was also a missed apartment, apparently from a long trade, here an apartment was missed from a short trade. And not only missed. Not only did [12:27] I lose most of my deposit, but our biggest loss was on the Alpin instrument. I told you the whole backstory, showed you everything. It's very sad, it's very sad, but that's how it is. What conclusions can be drawn [12:41] from this whole situation? And if you believe that the volume will be taken apart, then wait until the talova, when they start taking it apart, when the entry point will be clear, understandable, and obvious. Initially, it was possible to simply open one long trade. It would simply close [12:55] during the analysis and after the analysis go short. That's it , the maximum loss would be $500 and the take profit would be $20,000-30,000 with that kind of volume, but I have a loss. I have drawn conclusions. Next time I'll try not to make such stupid mistakes [13:10] . The next top loss was incurred on the fly instrument. A little later I will show you the setup itself. Now, just a little background on why I have n't been setting stops lately. You noticed I have a position. I also have a [13:27] stop loss on this position. My stop-loss is normal, adequate, with risks, but at one moment an impulse occurs, and this impulse really was a stop loss. It is precisely this stop-loss [13:42] that is standing. It turns out that I enter with the first part, then we can notice that I added the second part and wanted to add another 5 dollars. That is, my stop was, roughly speaking, close, but only one [13:55] impulse occurs, and I am closed on this impulse . So I don't know whether it's worth setting stops next time. It's better to actually control the position with your hands. The situation itself looks like this for us. If my stop loss was most likely [14:08] somewhere around here, I was closed almost at the very high. Therefore, in principle, it is offensive and annoying. But what can you do? I wanted to break through these levels. Plus we had a round number of $5.15. As you can see, [14:22] we had a breakout, but I was so brazenly and ugly knocked out of this position. Very unpleasant, annoying. Minus $1,200. I was completely shocked then, because I, in principle, am accelerating deposits. By the way, you must understand that [14:37] I am accelerating deposits. I will repeat this in each part. 1,000 dollars. I have traded larger amounts before, so even if I deal. I need to understand that I may exceed the risks somewhere. [14:50] I don’t recommend you to trade like this if you have $1,000 - this is your last money. If for you a penny there is 10-20 dollars, then you can also trade like me. But if you have 1,000 bucks, that's a lot of money, and you [15:04] definitely shouldn't trade like that. But again, our deals are technical, good deals. The fact that we were so upset, well, damn, it happens to everyone. It's just cringe, just pain. Why did you even decide to punch shorts in a fly? Well, I think it’s clear that [15:17] we have, let’s say, a similar situation. In short, the fly instrument started to work more or less. If we draw levels like these, we see that we had a breakout here. In short, the story about the mouse was good. She started [15:31] punching her shorts. It is also clear that we had a breakthrough here, but here I was simply brazenly thrown out of the position. The next top loss was incurred on the Kaito instrument. As you can see, I'm already being shown -500 dollars at the moment. [15:45] What was the logic here? The instrument is actively pumped, actively, roughly speaking, driven upwards. This is where I go long. Actually, here we have, that is, from the level of support, simply from the slope. I want to take a stupid long and [16:00] make money on it, roughly speaking. But I decided to place the stop loss behind the nearest local minimum. That is, I think that our local short-term trend has already ended. We will most likely just turn around like this along the trend [16:15] line. Well, since I am now covering myself with my hands, it is clearly visible that I have decided to leave this position. As soon as we crossed the lower border, where I had already decided for myself that the movement would not go, I took and exited [16:30] set a stop, it seems to me that I would have been knocked out even faster. But nevertheless, when it was already clear that the movement here would not continue any further, I decided to get out. The two-hour chart clearly shows that this decision was [16:45] not made in vain. There is no movement here anymore. Our loy has been updated. -1.71 dollar. Very unpleasant, very ugly. For a commission of 50 dollars. It seems like quite a small amount, but each transaction is 50 bucks and you see that you have already [17:01] the links in the description, you can get back some of the money spent on commission. This must definitely be others. But this needs to be done. Why give all your money to the exchange if you can [17:14] save money? In short, the most standard stop. Yes, the volume is exceeded, it is a very fat loss, where I wanted to get a very good profit- risk-reward ratio, I think it is [17:27] obvious here. I wanted to get at least 16 percent there. in fact, with a good gap for acceleration, I think it was a good position, but it [17:41] didn’t work out. The movement did not go and then the instrument turned around. The next top loss was incurred on the Hanna instrument. Here we immediately see impulsive growth, a pump, then a dump. We also see this [17:54] tilt here. We see that this slope was demolished very steeply. we see local minima and what the goal was. We have a trade area. We enter this trade, place a stop-loss order behind the local maximum and wait for the movement to update the [18:10] likes. I enter this position and immediately set a stop loss. As you can see, I was n’t closed by the stop here, because I manually cancelled the stop. And when I already understood for sure that our downward movement would not continue, I decided to get out of this [18:27] position. So the shot got a little more than he expected. -957 bucks. It’s very unpleasant, very ugly, but nevertheless we have such a loss [18:39] in our piggy bank. And then, by the way, the instrument had already begun to grow, so the fact that I came out here was a smart decision. Going long, I do n’t know, going long after this, no, these pump-pumps, pump-dumps, this is [18:56] really getting on my nerves lately . Next, we have a deal on the Alpin instrument. Here, after the instrument was sold off, they started actively buying it back again. There's simply nothing to tell here. I started to finish off the longs and sell from [19:09] below. Well, everything is classic. We buy from above, sell from below. We buy from above, sell from below. Everything is like a normal classic investor. In short, they supplied volumes there, but they didn’t push these volumes . And, in short, the deal just did [19:23] n’t work out at all. It seemed like there were purchases in the glass, but there was no movement. I lost $850 on this deal, but it was actually really stupid because as soon as I went [19:37] roll into long, roll into long. Well, in short, damn, it was just complete nonsense . I was already thinking, somehow, maybe I’ll pull out that very movement that we had there, uh, in the future, but we had that movement only later [19:54] here. That is, in principle, the idea was correct, but it came later and from the volumes that we have already looked at. The next top loss for the kite instrument is -$800. But again, I don’t see any point in explaining this loss [20:07] again, I don’t see any point in explaining this loss . This is clearly a re-entry, or rather, a re-entry after that losing trade. That is, initially there was this loss, and then there was a second attempt, because then they [20:20] suddenly started buying us out. There is also this tilt here. That is, not only did I slope, yes, there are some entries, but I also looked at the breakdown of this slope. But again, two losses were merged and the [20:34] total amount received. Here -800, here - 1,000. In short, I just wasted 2,000 bucks on some damn nonsense. The next loss is on the peace instrument. As you can see, if you watched the previous part, you remember how well it broke through its short levels. And yet [20:50] , I was expecting another breakout of short levels. Again, there is direct local trading for understanding. There is just one touch, the instrument falls, trading from above, the highs are not updated. goes and [21:05] breaks through. In fact, the trading price is not updating its highs, but continues to so there's no point in showing anything in the terminal . -650 dollars. In principle, the loss is not that big. Everything is also, in [21:19] n't work here. Because if you really look at history, again, there was a minimum breakout, a minimum breakout, then some minimum breakout, a minimum breakout, a minimum breakout [21:32] , a minimum breakout, and, in short, there were breakouts, breakouts, breakouts, but I entered at the very bottom, where there was no breakout, so a regular technical stop, there’s nothing to even talk about. The next top [21:45] loss was incurred on the Eva instrument. A relatively new coin. After listing, the coin begins to grow rapidly and is actively pumped. And what is the logic here? growth, correction, growth, correction. This all continues. Here we have a [22:01] highs update going on. Updated the highs. Here we have thoroughly retested and are ready to continue moving further into the mountains. In principle, I have explained my entry point to you. Everything [22:14] went smoothly, beautifully. Where is our stop loss? stop-loss. I have indicated that I want to stop at approximately the same retest. Apparently, we have some kind of local minimum at fifteen seconds. Well, in principle, it’s clear. Even for me now, [22:29] local minimum directly, most likely the movement will continue further downwards there. That's why my stop loss is located here. For you it takes a couple of seconds, but for me it’s quite a decent amount of time. As you can see, the instrument continues to amplify. It [22:45] already draws more than 700 dollars for me. I'm sitting here, enjoying myself, having a blast. We updated the maximum, then they start resetting, they start dumping already. I'm like, "Oh, this is not right." They start to dump everything even more strongly . And that's all so you [23:01] understand, minute candles, wild volatility. My stop-loss is already at breakeven, and here I get slapped and closed. This is not, however, the trade in the trader's diary. We've just looked at a different deal , but at least the [23:15] background is clear to you. That deal was probably more or less break-even was probably more or less break-even . And here, the logic is that we have the same levels, the same level retest. After the liquidity was removed [23:28] , I thought that our movement would continue. That is, we are back in this range. But the movement here did not range. But the movement here did not continue. I went in and paid minus 567 [23:40] dollars. Next is the Alpina tool, which doesn’t need any explanation. You already understand everything perfectly well. Again, the Alpina tool, which does not need to be explained. It's just that there was a short that was worth holding, but they brazenly [23:55] knocked me out and removed me. Well, in short, that's how it is . Cake tool. Everything is quite simple here. We won't even go into the terminal, because there's nothing to explain here . The instrument has been started. actively drive, actively pump. We have this [24:10] level. And in my logic, we have correction, growth, correction, growth, correction, growth, correction. And each minimum during growth should be higher than the previous one. Here this trend continued. And also, if [24:27] our growth continued, my task was to enter approximately from the support level and place my stop behind the support level. So there is nothing supernatural here. The most common stop. The movement could have continued. The movement [24:40] continued, but without me. Here, as you can see, liquidity was slightly collected, a couple of minimums were updated, and only then did they move on. In principle, movement could have started from this point, but it didn’t . -423 bucks. The next rather [24:53] significant loss was opened on the ZCш instrument. Here we see that the instrument has begun to be actively pumped. And here locally, right locally, one can see this, um, roughly speaking, slope and level of [25:06] support. That's why I thought that since we have a pump tool, there are interesting levels above, it would be logical to enter here for continuation and here for continuation and place a stop loss behind the nearest minimum. [25:20] There is, uh, an opportunity for us to reach some local highs. Well, I also set a stop loss at 162, that is, beyond the nearest minimum, because if our minimum is updated, most likely our movement will not continue further higher [25:34] . As a result, my stop was knocked out, we didn’t go for the very low, we went for it a little later, but nevertheless, we only updated the highs much later after [25:47] some deep correction. Therefore, the most standard technical stop. There is no need to even invent anything here. The deal is taking place according to the trend, long -42 dollars. The next interesting losing trade was opened on the XRP instrument. [26:04] I'll show you the situation itself a little later, but we also closed it at a loss, although the deal, in my opinion, was also not bad. This is what our [26:16] setup looks like. The tool is simply starting to grow rapidly. Our entire market is growing. Everything is cool with us, everything is great with us. This is the kind of pinned, re-pinned support level we have. And there are also local highs. In principle, [26:31] I was expecting an exit to the top from this triangle. And, as you can see, all the highs, or rather lows, are rising. The highs are rising. A confident upward trend. Here too, our minimums are rising. And I set my stop-loss behind the nearest [26:48] local minimum, because in my head, if one local minimum is rewritten, then, most likely, our movement will continue downwards. But, as you can see, I get stopped at the very [27:01] bottom, but don’t even rewrite this minimum. So next we have another losing trade on XRP, but nevertheless I made $415 with this one. The most common technical stop, but the stop could have been placed a little lower to [27:15] clearly understand that our movement is not developing. Here I closed a bit early. I can’t find the next transaction in the glass, but it’s clearly visible that I was watching this trading pair, this coin, and I can explain it to you in the [27:30] diary. We have an active growth of the instrument, there is such a sloping level. I expected to go further upwards. -405 dollars stopped at the very barks. Although, it would seem that you just put a stop-loss here, and there [27:45] won’t be any problems. However, I could n't afford to stop twice as much. It would be n't afford to stop twice as much. It would be unpleasant to lose $405 on September 30th . This would be a significant loss from the [27:58] deposit acceleration. That's why I stopped at the very barks. And our movement continued to move upwards at the very barks. And our movement continued to move upwards . The only mistake here is that I overdid the volume. If I had simply poured 10,000 volume here and placed a [28:11] stop here, everything would have been great, because according to risk management, in any case, the highs are updated by 8%, the stop here is three. Although, as you can see, not quite. That is, it would be necessary to pull at least one to three. [28:24] Although, you see, there is a 14% impulse here. In principle, one could easily cover it with the other. It's quite fussy, you do n't have to do that. And it stops simply by pouring in a smaller volume. Also, our next loss is on [28:37] XRP. I have already, in principle, described this situation . This is an attempt to move beyond the level. I already placed a stop exactly behind the minimum, but, as you can see, I minimum, but, as you can see, I still got -402 dollars. Then came the most [28:51] ordinary stops, the most banal ones. I personally tried to keep the stop around I personally tried to keep the stop around 5%. Sometimes this was exceeded, but you need to understand that this is still an acceleration of the deposit. This is not yet the deposit that I feel [29:06] deposit. This is not yet the deposit that I feel dollars, you want to say that you would stop there for a couple of cents, well, you would most likely put 1 dollar into risk, and that’s already 10-20%. [29:21] when we reach more or less normal amounts, we normal amounts, we can gradually reduce the risk. Although the risk is already even lower for me than it was last week, in the previous analysis. Well, now [29:35] , let's move on to the most profitable, the fattest deals that we have. Our top-ranking deal was opened on Bitcoin. This is actually what our setup looked like. We have a cascade of local levels, [29:53] resistance first, second, third. This is a really beautiful setup. Here we also see a smooth compression towards these very levels. Also, the instrument is apparently actively growing. This is a real time bomb. Five-minute bomb. Everything [30:09] was really cool. However, at that time I had to go to the holiday resort, so, unfortunately, I did not write down this transaction until the end . And my plan here was to take the impulse. But since I, again, was already on the road and I couldn’t really [30:25] control this situation, I had to take it and close it from my phone. Therefore, as long as I had limits, I did not cancel these limits. I just closed everything on limits. It might have been a stupid decision, but then again [30:39] impulse. But there was no impulse, so, basically, I drove and watched everything right there in the moment on my phone. Yes, it was possible to take much more. Here we have plus 3.78 [30:54] bucks. By the way, if we look at the top losses that we look at the top losses that we have, we can clearly see good dynamics. That is, our maximum is three, and here we have minus 1.200. That is, [31:08] three, and here we have minus 1.200. That is, we have approximately one in three. And in terms of risk management, this is quite good. Yes, even higher than 1t. Although it would have been possible to good. Yes, even higher than 1t. Although it would have been possible to easily, uh, cover at [31:20] least twice as much here, close there with a plus of 7,000 dollars, but again, I simply wasn’t at the terminal, I couldn’t control this position. But overall, it was technically worked out, a normal, standard, good deal, but, [31:35] of course, the execution was a bit shitty, but I had no other choice. The next top trade was executed on the light instrument. As you remember, I already had one of the top losses there, something like 400 dollars. It's [31:49] still the same tilt, the same height of the instrument, the same tilt from the top of the helmet from the resistance levels. I expected at least a crossing of this high. Well, I also hoped that we would make some progress further. As [32:03] some progress further. As a result, I, and remember, I kind of went and performed in the very best way. That is, I come here, I stop myself with mud, and I get a loss of 400 bucks. Then I decide to log back in because I realize [32:16] I did something stupid. You can set the stop lower. As a result, I re-enter here, placing a stop-lot behind the local minimum. As soon as we cross the maximum, the first fictitious part, on impulse, the second part fictitious. And I decide to [32:29] leave half and pull it out. Here we have a tilt retest. Everything is clear and beautiful. Here I already move the stop beyond this tilt. And then, as soon as we cross this local high, I also reset the position. And here too, for some reason, he dropped his pose. [32:44] Apparently, there was something I didn't like there. And the stack, as you can see, my last pack was closed right behind this little shop. True, I was apparently a bit caught in the cold, so I closed it here. But in principle, it worked [32:56] here. But in principle, it worked perfectly, just brilliantly. And by the way, you can initially view all my transactions in the MBSScript Telegram channel , mainly Maxb, there is also a lot of useful information there. I wo [33:09] n't spoil everything for you now, but here you can already know a lot about overclocking. Here you go, and here is this deal. We also have a loss on the like instrument here. And there is also a take profit on the like instrument. You've [33:25] already seen all this on the Telegram channel, but you're not subscribed and only watch on YouTube. Nevertheless, we got an extra 3,500 Baku from this pose. We have already discussed the Alpin tool [33:37] . Here plus 2 you also remember this deal from the beginning of the video, when we had densities here. From the density, it entered on impulse and quickly exited. It was a very frustrating deal, because, well, really, if I had immediately noticed that the guy there [33:52] started to sell these very volumes into the market, I could have gotten a lot more movement, and not these pennies that I got here. Well, actually, the apartment is lost, as they say. The next top trade was [34:04] opened on the KOv instrument. Here everything is as clear as possible. We have active growth of the instrument. And again the lows are rising. And, actually, we want to take a long position. Also, if we look here, we [34:19] tilt like this, and the tilt can also be seen here. And we see that we have the first exit from the slope and the impulsive second. And so, impulsive exits from a leaning position are [34:32] just good, because, roughly speaking, we have some kind of force, there is that type who buys. Therefore, in principle, I am making the decision to go long here. As you can see, my stop loss is located at the retest mark. He is [34:48] already standing right here, because if this entire candle is sucked out, if we start moving downwards, well, that means that the scenario is cancelled. We shouldn't expect any upward movement here . The potential in this situation is a high renewal. However, I [35:04] remember a lot of positions where I put a take profit behind the high. And it doesn’t reach literally, well, a couple of points. It really doesn't get through. In this situation, I also decided to scatter limit orders, as you can see, earlier, right behind this [35:20] local minimum. This is clearly visible in this limit. And here, in this range, between this high and this one, I decided to close my position. And it was not a mistake. Closed [35:33] right at the very top. Then the coin was simply dumped into the bottom. But as they say, you learn from your mistakes. Because if I had really set my take profit behind the high, as in previous situations, that’s it, I wouldn’t have made anything in this deal [35:48] . So $2,200 would have gone into someone else's pocket. And in terms of risk to reward ratio, I think you clearly understand that here we have a stake of 11. Eh, in terms of loss, we had a stop somewhere around here. Well, [36:02] the ratio is 1 to seven. These are such cool trades. Therefore, even, in principle, if we have some kind of loss there, well, in principle, it’s a really tiny loss compared to what we got from this deal. Even if you [36:16] got from this deal. Even if you take the likes of the tool there, there's something to throw in. In general, scalping transactions are an interesting topic, as you can take on a really low risk. Here is 1 to the otsa. Well, this is brutal. Well, this is really brutal. The [36:30] next top trade was opened using the instrument. I don't think there's even anything to explain here. There is a first, second, third, in short, a cascade of support levels. And sooner or later this support will have to be broken through. [36:43] That's why I look, as soon as we start draining the instrument, there is a small knee here. We're starting to turn around. On this turn I stick my this one and here, basically, I put a stop-loss. Now I hope [36:57] I put a stop-loss. Now I hope to show all this in the terminal. Yes, here I go into shorts. Where is my stop loss? Why do n't you set a stop loss? Is Luzik completely naked or something? No, I just control it with my hands. Oh, by the way, look, I got out of [37:11] this position. The movement did not proceed. I decided to leave because I didn’t like something here . Perhaps he decided to log in again. Once again I am convinced of the schedule itself. And if you watch the recording, I'm drowning here again. That is, I was [37:23] stopped twice in this very position. And what are we going to do here? This is what we will do here. We're just watching this graph now, and then we see that we 're starting to merge, there are large prints, [37:36] well, relatively large ones. And here we re-enter this position, sit again, and wait for something. And you see, I set a stop, and they followed the stop. It's already so expensive for me that they just hitchhike along the highest roads . Well, this is really, really [37:52] annoying. Here we see a slightly tilted glass, but at the same time tilted glass, but at the same time we remember that we have a very large cascade here. And we are waiting for the analysis of this cascade. They are starting to put [38:05] 22,000 in our counterweight. Then they threw in a volume and things started moving. We fix our position a little , set limits, but wait for some major movement towards shorts. [38:17] Here the movement continues. We're demolishing some more levels. We fix our position with a few more limit orders. Oops. Oops. There's still a little bit left. More movement. Ouch-ouch-ouch. That's it [38:29] , close, close, close. Well, come on, close it already. That's it, four touched. Everything that could be taken apart was taken apart. Where? Close it, close it. It’s only when you actually watch the replays that you realize that you should have covered it in the [38:42] same place. All levels were removed, everything was liquidly removed, here they set up, and, well, it came out. Well done, you did everything perfectly. You could n't do better here. According to principle, like this. It's closed perfectly, it seems to me. Plus [38:57] $2,200. This is absolutely the best deal ever. But the only thing is that it stopped a couple of times before just put the stop behind the local knee and that’s it, there wouldn’t be any problems. All liquidity was removed and the instrument was reversed. The next top trade [39:11] was opened on the Flies instrument. As you remember, this shooting is one of the top losses . Immediately after this shot, I return to this position again and just throw in the rest, as best I can. [39:24] Naturally, I don’t put a stop-loss here, because, well, where should I put a stop-loss here? Well, you're laughing, putting a stop here is more expensive for you. Large prints are on sale. The formation itself looked like this. In case anyone doesn't remember, there is a local [39:38] support level and a main level. We also remember that the fly has historically broken through short levels well. All our levels were being demolished very sharply and there were good short movements, so the coin was very suitable for short trading [39:52] . The position itself was controlled mostly by hand. It was also a round number at $5. Oh, and what did I explain to you? You did n’t see everything I did. Yes, you didn’t see everything I explained to you. [40:06] Of course, that's how cool I am. Here they began to put in a counterweight. There is also a round number of five bucks here. And only after they had sold out the five bucks did I expect to see some movement. That's it, there's an impulse, there's [40:19] movement. That's it, there's an impulse, there's another impulse. They put up 21,000. Oops, and it even turned over a penny. But overall the breakthrough was really good. In the trade diary, the deal looks like this. Plus 2.127 [40:32] 100, even more so, this is the number. The breakdown is good. The only thing is, well, that was not nice. That is, here it is 2100, but we remember that the fly took 1,200 from me in this very attempt. It was a downright ugly loss, and it seemed like it [40:47] should have been systemic, but in the end it was nothing, it wasn’t systemic. The next top position was again opened on the fly instrument. I showed you this breakout , but again, after we grew, we formed more local [41:00] levels. 1 2 3. That is, three levels of support. There is also this level. And I planned to go in for the demolition of all these levels . Stop loss beyond the local maximum. Again, this time I’m already standing with a stop. Why [41:15] position? Better take it with your hands and close it. I don't know, it's probably a mistake. In short, we are approaching this level in the hope that we will see some kind of impulse, a breakthrough, at five . We approach these levels, we hook the first one, we hook the second one. [41:31] Some movement begins. Pum. And my deal is closed. And then bam and it went lower. Oh you. It was possible to stand all the way to the bottom level. That's how it was. [41:43] And then I tried to lift something up, right? Ah, well, he raised something else. Well, of course, I clicked crippledly. As a result, this position was closed at 2.5% plus $1,230. It's closed, but nevertheless, it's a plus. Therefore, in this market, it [41:57] basically worked out well. This is how beautifully the slope was cut. Everything is clear, although it could have been fixed. Well, at least for this very loy, but I realized that later. The next top trade was executed on the [42:12] Alpin instrument. We are approaching local resistance levels. Here I already have some kind of long position. We are starting to see active movement. The instrument starts pumping. All my limit cards are closed. And I start looking for a point in [42:25] short. I click for the first time. Take-out. Cannot click. Ouch-ouch-ouch. Ouch, they're killing me. click. Ouch-ouch-ouch. Ouch, they're killing me. Ouch, they're killing me. Ouch, what's going on? Pounded from the heart. And that's all. Yes, we've got a sharp start. They started to put up 15,000 for [42:41] sharp start. They started to put up 15,000 for the post. You should have seen it. Uh, yes, the deal is profitable, but I can say that I am extremely dissatisfied with this deal. Shorting in a market like this is murder. Here is 860 dollars. But again, you and I [42:56] remember that yes, it did fall there, but we actually had movement at 18, so shorting was a mistake. You never know, some guy might start hammering on the glass to buy a stake, so you can’t short. I [43:11] bought this for myself. You can't short such movements. It’s better to follow the glass, go long and take some of the movements on the longs. shorting, no, it's a mistake, but nevertheless it's some small plus. This deal is not [43:26] even worth looking at in the glass. The instrument was sold off and entered consolidation. And in this consolidation we buy from below, sell from above, buy from below, sell from above, sell from above, sell from above. All. Although I could have just stood there and [43:39] sold it even higher, I nevertheless just sat there for a bit, clicked around, and made $855 on this easy topic, the bottom. She jumped up and down from these densities. Roughly speaking, [43:54] practical collection of the spread. Not exactly, but it's very close to it. We'll skip a few deals. This deal is, in principle, uninteresting. It’s just that if we first bought from below and sold from above, then I decided to buy and [44:10] sell higher. Sold. Basically, $807. There is nothing to explain. According to Alpin, this is some kind of knife. This is the deal, by the way, that is interesting regarding Alpinn, which we looked at. But this is precisely that very breakout of [44:25] some local maximums. This is what our setup looked like. We have a resistance level, a resistance level, a local resistance level and a global one. Therefore, I was basically waiting for some upward movement here and was [44:37] slowly building up my position. Here I clicked on the first part, then I clicked on the rest, and you saw for yourself how this breakdown happened. Clicked on the hayok. Well, it was very [44:50] early, of course, I fixed this position, but nevertheless there was good momentum here. It could have been taken well, everything was clear. Well, the test itself is gorgeous, cool. I took, roughly speaking, half of this breakout, $660. Well, and [45:04] then there’s also the little knife that we’ve already seen here. So, in principle, it worked out well. The next top deal was worked on the Koi instrument, I guess that's what it's called. There is active growth of the [45:19] instrument, there is some kind of high here with us. And also trading under this very high. Here we simply have the logic to go to that very continuation, to take some movement. I'm slowly starting to gain ground. Here I switch to the [45:34] fifteen-second time frame, because the same activity started on the glass, everything was cool, awesome there. After the local high, I partially dropped my position . After the update, I wanted to lower my position even higher. [45:49] moved my stop loss. Then they started to tilt the glass a little from above. Here I pulled my stop loss a little higher, because it was no longer quite looking good. Then I dreamed that I would earn a lot of [46:04] money, so I went higher and placed my limit orders. But we started selling glasses, and I didn’t pay any attention to it. And while I was submitting applications, my position was already closed. This is how it works. The first entry point [46:20] came out immediately, the second one before the local ones was already taken. According to the trader's diary, it looks like this. Plus $608. I don't see any point in looking at these transactions any further. In principle, now I can do this, show you [46:36] everything we have in full, so that you can look at the story there, if anyone is interested. look at the story there, if anyone is interested. Here you have this whole week, which you can watch, you can observe, who knows what. Interesting. You can [46:50] pause and watch. Now let's run through the filters a little. So, we take from the twenty, put on the fifth, choose. That's it , 150 transactions. In short, so that you just [47:02] understand that you can check all transactions . These are exactly the deals from the beginning of the watched the first episode, be sure to go and watch it. Here we have [47:14] already looked at everything. Now we can look at the results for this week, for look at the results for this week, for October 295. $9,881 was earned in one week [47:29] because on average it turns out to be 1k DM, we had more longs, that is, 60% percentage of profitable trades 40, the average leverage was fourth and I spent 3,922 dollars on commission. These data differ slightly [47:46] from the data contained in the TTM. I don’t know which of them is telling the truth, but in principle it’s not much different here. So, this is what my cumulative profit looks like. I earned about 12,800 purely from trading. I also managed to [48:00] get back about, damn, about 3,000 from the commission. By the way, I managed to get it back because our balance is 15,300, and I usually get a rebate from the commission on spot, then I transfer it from spot to futures every day, basically [48:14] transactions. So, to give you an idea, the saved commission, when it comes to me, falls on the spot and every day I transfer this commission from the spot to futures so that the deposit becomes even larger. You can also [48:29] follow the links in the description. Of course, the percentage is not that big, but it still exists. Somewhere with money, somewhere with bonuses. So, if you want to return the money with a commission, just imagine, if there was no commission, [48:41] I would have earned 3,000 bucks more. But nevertheless, it’s also a good result. We had one unprofitable day on Friday, we closed it. Well, that's enough, basically, so far we're going well. This concludes the fifth episode of how to increase your [48:56] deposit from $1,000 to an apartment. We already have plus 15 x, even more. Thank you all very much for watching. If you found the video helpful, interesting, or enjoyable, please be sure to give it a like and [49:11] leave a nice comment. Let's get 2,000 likes and comment. Let's get 2,000 likes and make the next episode, the next part.