[00:03] when you just enter a trade and the price immediately goes against you. Today I'll show you a method that gives you an incredibly high percentage of positive trade entries. It's a systematic approach that the world's strongest traders use to [00:18] make money in the market day after day. After watching this video, you'll be able to understand exactly where to enter to ensure your trades are immediately profitable. Let's get started. [00:37] money not because of their strategy, but because of their trade entry. To make it as clear as possible, I will show everything using my own transactions as an example. Now we will analyze the transaction for the Vй coin. And as you can see, I entered into a trade, [00:52] the green light immediately showed up, I exited the trade, and the coin immediately rolled in. That is, I entered into a trade, and the coin went where it should, and I exited the trade, and the coin went in a completely different direction. That is, every action on the chart, every [01:07] action in the transaction here is done as correctly as possible. And this is the essence of the strategy. The ability to correctly enter a trade, choosing precisely the decisive points on the chart that will immediately paint a green light. And [01:20] what do most of our traders do? They have entries into the trade outside the system. The lack of clear rules turns trading into a game that will almost always end in your favor. And here the formations do not compensate for entry errors. [01:35] Even a perfect chart pattern won't help if the entry is made without context and confirmation. Let's now talk about the necessary conditions for entering a trade. The first is context, understanding the current market [01:50] structure, trend, consolidation, range. We must know all this in order to be able to find the decisive place. It is precisely the place behind which we have other people's stops, or the place where people, on the contrary, will enter into a [02:04] transaction, thereby provoking the price to go further. And in this case, what did we have? The coin was pumped here, it was very active, was at the top of growth, and went through 57% of the money. And here a large number of people trade the coin. [02:19] 2.5 million transactions on the coin. This means that the coin is active and people saw this pump. And how do our newcomers act? They see that the coin is growing and start shorting it, going into the very tops, trying to catch the very [02:35] top part on the chart. They enter with hamster paws, placing their feet behind the nearest khailai. And in this case, their stops were located just behind these levels that I marked, because these levels were the closest [02:50] levels after the coin fell. And I was just entering the first level intersection. And as soon as we crossed them, people's stops were triggered, and we had a market move, which is where I made money. Here I also bought a glass, which slightly [03:05] provoked movement. Then the stops worked for these people, and I locked in this deal, taking a plus of $4,700. And after I got out, since all our stops were removed, plus there was a big move to the [03:21] short side, due to the fact that I got out, our coin rolled in. And it turned out that in this deal both the entry point and the exit point are ideal, because it was all done in crucial places. The second necessary condition for entering a trade [03:36] is confirmation of a signal about a change in market sentiment. For example, a candle closing beyond a key level, a change in the nature of the movement, a sharp increase in volume, or the liquidation of liquidity. Here we had confirmation. [03:51] It consisted of the fact that we understood how our market works and that people would place their stops beyond the nearest levels, precisely during this fall. That is, they will not stop at the very high of this pin with [04:06] this extremely huge stop. No, they will move their feet lower and lower. That is, initially, when we had a pump, their stop was behind the pin, then the stop moved beyond the nearest level, then the nearest [04:18] level became lower, and their stop also became even lower. And as a result, their stops moved lower and lower beyond the nearest high. And here is precisely the entry point to the intersection of the nearest high. We entered it, the stops worked, and the movement began. [04:32] The third necessary condition for entering a trade is the entry point in the liquidity zone, where stop losses are collected, or entry in the place where, on the contrary, people enter the trade. In this deal, there was just such a [04:47] place. It was here that other people's feet worked for us , and due to this, such movement occurred. Conclusion: To achieve high entry accuracy, it is necessary to act proactively, work with liquidity rather than [05:01] against it, and consider only confirmed signals in the context of market structure. If you want ready-made information with clear entry points, where all the scenarios for implementation are already marked on the chart, [05:15] training materials, a friendly team, 24/7 support, and profitable trading results, then join our team of Kuzachi. I'll leave the link in the description below the video. Nine out of ten trades will be accurate if you look for one [05:30] thing: liquidity concentration. Liquidity is equal to fuel for movement. There are stops there, there will be a splash in the glass. Let's look at the following deal. Here we had a coin. And what can we notice? As soon as I entered [05:45] the trade, the coin immediately went where we needed it to, to our targets, because the entry point is equal to the breakout plus confirmation. We had a good level here plus trading. And as soon as we started to cross the decisive place, I entered into a [06:00] deal. After which the stops were triggered, the market moved, and our coin reached our final targets. Where to look for such clear entry points? The first is at the most obvious levels. The second is in places that everyone can see. [06:15] Thirdly, this is on active coins. In this case, our coin had 1.8 million transactions in 24 hours. And this means that a large [06:27] number of people trade it. That is, there will be a cluster of stops behind these levels, due to which we will experience a good movement, on which we will earn money. The movement, on which we will earn money. The [06:41] Screener tab and in the workspace settings, in the formation tab, enable the search for active coins. Click, then check the box, and you'll have a fully configured workspace, which will then be searched for by [06:55] active coins. This feature works in such a way that the screener itself analyzes various sortings by top growth, decline, number of transactions, volatility, and volume spikes, and gives us ready-made coins [07:11] that have the very activity that we earn from. This means that once you set up the screener, you'll receive a fully prepared template of coins, active coins, that you'll always be trading. The screener also automatically [07:25] marks levels, slopes, densities, and displays all coin data and characteristics. In addition to all this, the screener has a large number of notifications. Notifications about new densities, price changes, [07:40] correlations, volatility, volume spikes, listings, and funding. And with this, making money from trading becomes much easier, because the screener does all the work, all the routine work for you . And with this, you [07:53] save a lot of time that can be spent on other areas of your that can be spent on other areas of your life: yourself, your family, sports, health, or improving other trading skills. I'll leave a link to the screener [08:07] in the description below the video. An accurate entry into a trade is always characterized by three key features. The absence of even one is a reason to stay out of the market. The first is a level, a clearly defined zone of support or [08:23] resistance that is clearly visible on the chart and recognized by most traders. This could be a level with two or more touches where the price shows a reaction. In this coin trade we had clear targets with two [08:37] touches, and I was already getting into them. And my entry point was at the moment of the break, that is, at the moment of the intersection of the trade on the downtrend. I entered a trade, people's stops were triggered, the trend changed to long, and after that I locked in [08:52] my position at the final levels, earning a plus $5,600 in this trade . And when everything is done correctly, when you follow your strategy, then the results will be corresponding. The second is the formation itself, the presence of a [09:06] structural figure or price behavior pattern . From the graphical places on the chart we have these: level, cascade, trade, slope. From the glass formations we have these are densities, robots, permutations. We may also have news [09:22] that shows us this market sentiment. And that's why it's important to be able to navigate these formations in order to make money from trading. That is, there is no need to focus on everything. No, we have a clear, understandable [09:35] strategy, and we work according to it. For example, in this case we can see the AC coin and look at its history. What does she do in history? In this case, the coin draws slopes and breaks through them in an impulse manner. That is, it is clear [09:49] that, having looked at the history of the coin, we realized that the coin works well in this formation. There is a certain pattern in it , and that is why we will work on this pattern. keep an eye on the coin. And after a [10:03] similar situation or formation appears on it, we will enter into a transaction. And what works very well here is that in addition to the formation, we look at their history, and here the entry points are also clear, because here in history we saw that [10:18] because here in history we saw that the coin gives an impulse after crossing the columns. And it is clear that our entry point will be the intersection of the slope, because the coin works according to this pattern . In this case, the GPS coin is [10:32] already breaking through short-term inclinations, but there is also a clear sequence and pattern on it. And this is exactly how we make money. We see that the coin historically breaks through this formation well, so we [10:45] will work according to this formation. Tilt, bam, breakout on impulse. Tilt bam, breakout impulse. Tilt breakdown. Tilt breakdown. Tilt breakdown. The third rule for closing deals in profit is confirmation. The presence of [10:57] additional signals confirming the strength and intentions of the market. This could be a volume surge at key levels, an order book, surges in activity in the order book, stop-losses being removed, a move aimed at [11:11] collecting liquidity, a reaction, or a sharp price change after testing a level or formation. It is also very important that if we enter a breakout of something, we must have a good trade. And in this particular deal on the layer, everything was [11:27] perfect for us, but the only thing that was missing was precisely our third factor - confirmation. We had, yes, a good cascade here, good targets, a good active coin, everything seemed perfect, but the entry point was wrong. Because of this, [11:41] this deal ended up being a minus. Minus $1,780. So what was wrong here? There was no confirmation. That is, we had a slope with three touches, but there was no trading near this slope. That is, our coin did not have time to [11:56] accumulate strength to break through this slope. And so, of course, she simply stabbed the slope, sawed it and rolled it in, because the strength had not yet accumulated. Yes, we removed some of the closest stops , but the main stops [12:11] , but the main stops were higher, because our people are not idiots either. They won't just move their stop behind some high that stays there for a few minutes. No, they will [12:26] only move their stops beyond clear, understandable levels. Here we have this high that I entered, it didn’t sell off, so the stops behind this high didn’t have time to accumulate, because people didn’t have time to move their stops behind this [12:41] high, because it was still weak. And that's what happened here, we jabbed him a little and then rolled him in. That is, there was no confirmation, so the result in this transaction was negative. Although all other factors were clear and good [12:53] according to the strategy, but having lost attention, vigilance, having violated the strategy, having failed to pay attention to one factor, we end up with a minus from the transaction. Therefore, it is always important to fully adhere to the entire strategy, to fully adhere to every point [13:09] that is written down in this strategy, trading system. Let's now look at an example of what an ideal deal should look like. The first is the level on the chart. We have a two-touch level being formed . It acts as [13:22] our targets, to which we will extend the position, or those targets that we will initially break through. The second is formation. After the second touch of the level, the coin rolls back and on this rollback it forms our formation, [13:36] which we will trade. In this case, our coin began to roll back, and a short trend appeared locally on it. And as soon as we cross the first high of this short trend, we have an elephant structure, and the trend [13:52] changes to a long one. And in this deal, my entry point is precisely at the time of the structure breakdown, that is, the intersection of the first high of the short trend. I entered, the coin gave an impulse, and after that we went long. That is, the structure [14:09] of the deal itself was as correct as possible, and therefore the result in this deal was a corresponding plus of $8,800. There was also confirmation here, meaning that we didn’t just go somewhere randomly, but we first traded the coin, [14:23] but we first traded the coin, traded our target levels, and only after that did we exit. Therefore, it is always important to take all criteria into account. It is also very important that the coin is active. Here, our [14:35] coin has moved 56% in a day, and there were 2.2 million transactions on it. This all means that the coin is shown at the very top. All people see her, and therefore her people will trade. And people trade, noting all the formations as clear and understandable [14:52] on the chart. And that's why our strategy works. A deal should not be based on emotion or inspiration. Each entry must be structured and logical, based on clear rules. This approach not only reduces [15:07] the number of errors, but also makes the trading process predictable and manageable. Share in the comments when you usually enter a trade: before or after a breakout. It will be interesting to read who is more numerous. Now I'm sharing my deals with you [15:23] , and you can see how they work for us, what criteria need to be met, what needs to be done, and how to do it correctly. And let's look at the pattern that exists in all my trades. The first is an [15:38] active coin. Screenerdigaz helps you find an active coin . And there is clear activity in all the coins I trade . We either have a very high price change, which shows that the coin is [15:54] trending well, the coin has been pumped or de-pumped, or we have a large number of trades and volatility. And these criteria show that the coin is indeed being touched by a large number of people. The next thing is that in all my transactions [16:08] there are clear levels in the form of targets. We have clear two touches that I'm dialing into. And these levels act as targets and as accumulations of liquidity. And here I am hunting for liquidity behind those stops that are hidden precisely [16:23] behind these levels. Next is my entry point. I enter into a trade in clear, understandable places. I walk in and immediately I see green stuff. And here it is important to find the right decisive place, which will help you take the greenback from each transaction [16:39] , so that you enter and immediately see a profit. Stops, as a rule, in my trades are either behind the retest or behind the trade that I break through. Here it is important to look at the right ratio in transactions [16:53] so that it is profitable for you. We take the ratio in transactions from one to three or more in order to consistently earn money from trading over time. Next up is the takeaways. My take-offs in each trade are the final levels with [17:07] two touches. I extend my position to them . That is, I set these goals in advance and then focus on them, that is, I take precisely this movement towards our goals. And if the main targets have been traded, then I also take the [17:22] final breakout after crossing these targets. Another very important point that needs to be taken into account in every transaction is psychology and behavior in the position. That is, we have a clear strategy according to which we trade. [17:37] And it's important to fully outline the entire behavioral pattern before the deal itself, how you will behave in the position, so that you don't make anything up in the deal itself . That is, you enter into a trade and understand why you are entering it. [17:50] You also know in advance where you will exit and how you will behave in the position. This is necessary so that you don’t make up anything emotionally in a deal. Even if you suddenly experience emotions, you will already know what to do with these [18:04] emotions. If the emotion appears: hop, stop trading, or hop, move away, or hop, set a fixed stop, or hop, set take profits in the form of limit orders and work in this format . That is, for each possible [18:19] scenario of action, you should already have an understanding of how you will behave correctly in this scenario. Each trade entry is performed using identical logic. Market structure analysis, signal confirmation by volume and [18:34] order activity, stop and take profit placement depending on our levels. It is precisely with this kind of repetition that you will achieve good results and stable earnings from trading. You enter into a deal and you should immediately see a green light. [18:49] If you enter and the coin is stuck in place or rolls in, then it means you did something wrong. And if you want more examples and good formations, subscribe to my Telegram. I'll leave the link in the description below the video. We get high, [19:03] we have fun, we pull out the green stuff, we inflate our belly. Even if you trade according to the rules and regularly hit stop-loss orders, you need to check whether you are repeating one of the typical mistakes related to choosing an entry point. Entering a trade in an [19:18] area where there is no significant liquidity is a risky move without good activity on the coin. When a coin does not experience significant price changes or transaction volumes, the likelihood of false movements and [19:31] slippage increases greatly. Entry in the middle of the movement. Attempting to enter after the bulk of the momentum move has already been completed carries a high risk of a reversal or correction. It is worth entering either at the beginning of the impulse [19:47] or on retest after collecting liquidity. Ignoring the glass. All key information about market sentiment and the strength of buyers and sellers is contained in the order book. Ignoring these tools makes entering a trade blind [20:03] and unpredictable. Incorrect selection of coins and formations. The Digazh screener will help you with this , as it will automatically mark important levels, slopes, and densities for you, displaying the most active coins and all the important trading information. [20:19] How to use the screener? Watch this video. Advice: If you see a breakout of a level, but there is no confirmation in the form of an increase in volumes or activity in the order book, then you should not enter into a trade. Wait for confirmation of the signal and only [20:34] then act. Always remember that it is better to under-earn than to lose. Write in the comments which of these mistakes you make most often. For accurate entries, stop guessing and start waiting for signal confirmation. Only [20:49] system and discipline create stable results. All you need to include in your trading strategy are active coins, formation, entry point, stop, take, and how to behave in a position. I gave you all this in this video. Now all that's left to do is [21:05] act and get the green stuff. Any successes yet? Be sure to share in the comments. As usual, please like and subscribe. I'll leave all the useful links in the description below the video. Greens for everyone. We're having fun, enjoying ourselves, shaking [21:19] hands. We inflate the big belly and pull out the green stuff. Goodbye. Bye. Bam. [music]