[00:01] trading strategy that has allowed me to withdraw over $300,000 in payouts with funding companies. And I'm not making this up, I'm going to show you various payouts I have here from companies as well-known as FTMO, [00:17] companies as well-known as FTMO, Fanden Next, Alfa Capital and many more. I have even reached the top weekly payout of Alfa Capital on two occasions. I'm going to leave you the two tables you have here. And you [00:31] can verify this for yourself. You can go to my Instagram or Alfa Capital's Instagram and see on those dates that they themselves uploaded these posts to their Instagram. There you will see in the [00:45] weekly payout table of Top Payout Weekly a certain Benjamin. Well, that's me. Why am I showing you all these payouts so transparently ? Basically, so you know that in this video you'll be [01:01] taught by a real person, a trader who actually makes money trading, because lately on all social media, both on Instagram and YouTube, there's practically no one showing [01:16] these results in such a transparent way as I do. I'm not demonstrating all this to get applause; I'm simply doing it so that when you're learning and listening to other educators, other people who [01:31] teach on YouTube, you'll always ask them for verification of all these things. Today there are many people explaining trading, selling mentorships, selling courses and they don't really know, they don't show that they withdraw from [01:46] funding companies. Today, the vast majority of traders you see on social media operate with funding accounts. It's not like in the old days when there were many who operated with real capital. Therefore, nowadays it is much easier to prove [02:01] funding companies. Simply uploading your payout with a QR code or the company's signature is more than enough to demonstrate and tell your audience that, hey, you're a trader, a profitable person, and that you live and breathe trading. If this is [02:17] the first video you've come across on my YouTube channel, I'll introduce myself very quickly. I am Benjamin from Spain, specifically from Seville, and I have been dedicating my time to trading for more than 7 years. I am a [02:32] more than 7 years. I am a completely normal person. I come from a neighborhood, a very humble, hardworking area, and my old job was as a security guard. I'm going to leave you some pictures here of what I was paid back [02:45] some pictures here of what I was paid back then, which was €10,000 to €1,500 depending on the number of hours I worked that month. And little by little I transitioned, I switched to trading until today, as I [03:00] have already shown and demonstrated with all these payouts, which by the way you have more on my Instagram, which you have below in the description, where every day I upload valuable content about my trading strategy. I'm basically [03:15] uploading all the trades I make during the day so you can all learn in a completely free way. Now let's get to what really matters and what you want to know: what trading strategy did you use to achieve [03:30] all those results? Well, here, as you can see on screen, we have two scenarios. We have the sales scenario and the purchasing scenario [03:42] . In the market, as we know, you can practically only either sell or buy. Well, I don't have different scenarios, do I? Simply put, when the price, as you may be observing here, breaks an [03:57] old high, that is, on the 4-hour, one-hour, or daily timeframe, what I am going to do is trade in the opposite direction. What you've probably been told throughout your trading life is that every time the price [04:13] breaks a high, it means it's confirming a bullish structure. And on the other hand, when the price is breaking a low, it means that the price has confirmed a bearish structure. Well, as I [04:30] 'm sure you also know, the vast majority of people who invest and trade lose money. You can check this by going to the bottom section of any broker's website and it will warn you about the risks of trading. It [04:44] will show you that between 80 and 90% of retail traders, that is, you or me or anyone here, lose money trading. Therefore, if the vast majority of people trade in this way, that is, when [04:59] the price breaks a high, they usually look for buys and when the price breaks a low, they usually look for sells. What conclusion can we draw? Well, you shouldn't look for sells when the price breaks a [05:12] low and you shouldn't look for buys when the price breaks a high, because that's what all the losers do, all the people who are not profitable in trading. Therefore, what I did was adapt to this, and what I am [05:28] currently doing with the trading strategy that has achieved all those results I showed you at the beginning of the video, has been by doing the exact opposite of what the vast majority do. When the price breaks a [05:41] high, I look for sell opportunities. And when the price breaks a low, I look for buying opportunities. Another important thing is the schedules. As you can see in this section, I have given you two times, [05:55] two time slots: the opening of the London Stock Exchange and the opening of the New York Stock Exchange. Well, these times that I have put here are the times that include the London Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange in [06:10] Spanish time. If you're from any other country, just go to Google or go to CHPT and do the time conversion. You enter 9 AM, 11 AM, Spain time, and then your country. And in New York, the New York time [06:25] York, the New York time would be from 2 pm to 4:30 pm. You set it up, you set your time zone, and in those two time slots, whether it's would be looking for these two scenarios, whether the price breaks [06:41] a high or the price breaks a low. Why is it so important to only consider scenarios in both sales and purchases? The price settles a maximum or a minimum during these times, during these very precise time slots in [06:56] London or New York at those stock market openings. Basically because those are the times when the vast majority of banking transactions are concentrated. It should be noted that the Forex market moves [07:09] noted that the Forex market moves 6 trillion dollars daily. When do all these transactions usually occur, and when does the price tend to fluctuate the most? Well, obviously among the most important stock market openings are those in London [07:23] and New York. It is also very important to respect these schedules for a very simple and basic reason. If we are trading throughout the day and watching the chart throughout the day, we will see many [07:35] opportunities. Keep in mind that the more opportunities you have and the more hours you monitor the chart, the greater your risk of losing money. Because? Basically because you'll want to make the most of all the time you're [07:49] spending on the chart. The vast majority of people, including myself in my past, are used to exchanging our time for money, and trading is no different. You're going to consider trading as a job, and since you've [08:03] dedicated four or five hours to it, you need to see a return on your investment. So that? to explain it to your wife or to explain it to yourself. In other words, you know you've been in front of the screen for 4 or 5 hours and if you haven't executed any [08:17] trades you're going to say, "Hey, I've wasted my time." No, trading doesn't work like a job in a coffee shop or an office job in any other company where you get paid for your time. Trading is not like that. [08:30] Trading. Moreover, sometimes even if you dedicate a lot of time to it in a day, you'll probably lose money. Moreover, with a win rate of 40 or 50%, which, depending on the risk-reward ratio you usually look for, is quite high. [08:44] With a 40 or 50% win rate. This means that you will lose money 60% or 50% of the days. In other words, half the days or more than half the days you'll be trading, you won't make money, you'll [08:59] lose it. Therefore, the less time you spend on the chart daily, the better, because you will have less risk and less exposure to the market. And also, of course, because within these time slots is where [09:12] the market has the greatest volatility and where the market usually takes the direction of the day. Mostly, when the price is not found during these hours, it is usually in a range or creating manipulations. When [09:27] banking transactions, the big banks and the big funds, that's where they give that definitive direction, that direction that the price wants the market to take. Therefore, outside of these hours, I do not recommend seeking out [09:41] these scenarios. Firstly, for optimization, because only within these hours is there greater direction and greater volatility. And secondly, as I have already explained to you, because there is not such an excessive risk from [09:53] being exposed to the market for a long time. And before I go to the various examples that I'm going to show you on the chart so you can see that the pattern I've been talking about— sharing a high and reacting downwards, and shattering [10:07] a low and reacting upwards—usually works quite often and with a high probability and success rate. I'm going to show you how with this strategy I've not only withdrawn all the payouts I've already shown you, [10:21] but for those who don't believe it , I'm showing you here that I've , I'm showing you here that I've currently withdrawn 1,000 . I'm going to update it so you can see that this is [10:34] absolutely true. As you can see, with this company alone I have withdrawn $91,000 and with Alpha Capital a total payout of I believe it is $96,000. In other words, I have withdrawn around 180,000 just with Alpha Capital and Fund [10:49] Next. Absolute madness. Not only that, but this month, we can see two accounts I have with Neoma, another funding company, accounts [11:01] Neoma, another funding company, accounts of 150,000. Here you can see of 150,000. Here you can see that I have a current balance of 9,848 that I have a current balance of 9,848 up, that is, more than a 6.5% [11:13] profit. I'm going to remove this now. Here you're seeing the one I have, uh, absolutely all the statistics. My biggest gain has been 10,155 and my biggest loss 2,346. I'm going to update so you can see that this [11:28] is totally true and that I'll have the payout ready in a few days. Not only that, I have another account in Neoma of 150,000 this time with a 7.38% 38% 150,000 this time with a 7.38% 38% up about 11,000 [11:43] profit that I am going to take out in this funding company. This account has a win rate of 61%. Here you can also see the statistics where I have a maximum loss of 2000 on a trade and [11:56] maximum loss of 2000 on a trade and a maximum profit of $305. Obviously these statistics may be slightly skewed. Because? Basically, because I withdraw partials, set break-even points, and it [12:09] usually treats the partials as trades, so they might be a little skewed because of that, but as you can see, the win rate is quite high. A 61 in this account and a 50 in this one. You may be observing the [12:22] high profitability of this trading strategy. With these two payments, I'd practically be in September, which I'm going to withdraw right now. I think I have a few days left to make the payout of around $20,000 in just one [12:38] funding company. Not only that, but I also have several withdrawals available at other companies. I'm showing you all this so you can see that these examples I'm going to show you, and the person, in this case me, who is [12:51] trading. I noticed that you might not see this statistic in the recording 've moved it here and you can see the win rate I was talking about, and here it is too. Okay, I'm updating again so you can see that I haven't done anything. [13:07] Here it is, 61. And here's the other account, 50%. Again. I do all this to show transparency in this sector, which is sorely needed. Okay, now let's look at the examples in the chart so you can see that all of this is [13:24] constantly repeated, and not with examples from the past years or months ago like other strategies, no. This happens practically every day and every week. Furthermore, I'll give you some examples. very recent, [13:40] even from the week I'm recording this video. We are here in the euro-dollar pair and basically what we have to do is wait on the daily timeframe for 4 hours or one hour. These are the timeframes that I personally [13:55] recommend and the ones that work best. We would have to wait for the price to break a high or a low in those time slots that I mentioned earlier, at the opening of the London Stock Exchange and at the opening of the [14:07] New York Stock Exchange. We'll be watching when the price breaks a high or low. We'll see how it reacts, we'll see if it gives our we'll see if it gives our entry confirmations, and once it does, we'll enter [14:19] that trade. Let's take this example we have here, and as I explained earlier, as most people explain, when the price breaks a low or a high, we are talking about a change in structure. What might we [14:32] Basically, the price breaks a low. We can see that we are in the 4-hour timeframe and the price, look at the rally it's practically going through. You can see how it goes down very slowly, clearing out the minimum we have here. I think it's a [14:47] minimum that practically everyone would set. In other words, it's clear that this is a minimum. What time does the price settle? Well, we can check the time here. 4 pm. We would be in our New York session and [15:00] the price, boom, goes up. Where to ? Where is the price headed? Well, basically it's going towards the other liquidity point, as I mentioned before. Liquidate this maximum, liquidate all those positions, all [15:14] those pending orders, buy stops, by limits, sellims, sell stops, stop loss, profits. It will take all those positions, that interbank algorithm, and liquidate them. What does he do next? Basically, it's going [15:28] backwards. How can we anticipate all of that? How can we get involved in that? Well, you're seeing here how the price is settled outside of business hours, outside of those hours. This would be London time. Boom, here at 2 pm [15:42] New York opens in this area and we could enter here in this M5 imbalance that the price has left us . We can go to a slightly larger time frame like M15. Okay, here we would have it and here we see how at 2:15, [15:55] and here we see how at 2:15, 2:30 and 4:15 we could have joined the trade, either in M15, in M5, as I have shown you. What would we be looking for? Basically, the price should give us a [16:07] big boost, meaning the price is indirectly telling us, would be looking for. What kind of tickets could we have here? And leaving us with a change because the change in structure for me is [16:22] relevant, it is important, but in a shorter time frame. So that? n't want to be in that zone because I've already liquidated enough positions and I already have the fuel I wanted to keep going down, to go towards the point I [16:36] really want to go. The price, as you may be noticing, is going liquidated, the one I showed you. And here in lower timeframes we are seeing how we could incorporate ourselves. The price would take on different imbalances, and [16:50] here we can go to other timeframes and look for our entry, whether in M3, M2, or M1, so that the price mitigates the imbalances we are looking for. For example, we could have entered here. The price mitigates that M5 imbalance, and [17:04] entry. Where would we be entering? Well, basically above a sales peak. Most people would price has broken through a high, the price should continue to rise. What is the [17:17] reality we encounter on most days and in most breaks through a high, it tends to react, and when it breaks through a low, like the one I showed you, it also tends to react. That's why we [17:30] 're always looking for the exact opposite. We'll see how the price starts that downward distribution after clearing that point and after clearing the low it rises, after clearing the high it falls. We can obviously have this [17:42] in various timeframes. We can also see it in H1 . Here we can high that we have here. Okay? You can see that this is a peak because it creates the final impulse that creates that big drop. It comes from here after liquidating the other [17:56] position. He liquidates it. We can see them perfectly in other timeframes as well. take imbalances into account. I explain this in more videos that I have on my channel. And after settling that point, the price begins that big drop. But [18:10] see here in the H1 timeframe, the price after clearing this point begins that big rise which is what happens. This cash grab would not be see, it's 3 in the morning and we would be operating here because [18:25] What else could we be seeing? Well , here we have another minimum that the price wipes out and causes another reaction, okay? The temporality of H4. You can see this impulse that we can perfectly incorporate into the M2 and M5 timeframes [18:40] , although here we see that this liquidity withdrawal was in Asia, therefore we will not be seeing the market, but notice how that distribution begins in London . Let's look at more examples, there are many more. Look, take [18:54] could also see this on a daily basis. Look, okay? minimum daily, as I was saying. And notice that after settling that low, curiously, a high-impact news story comes out in the New York session and curiously, the price [19:08] soars. It's not curious, it's not a coincidence, this happens on the vast majority of days, but let's go further, let's see more examples so you can see that this happens quite frequently. We see here that the price [19:21] this week, look, breaks through this high and at the pip, boom, a very, very sharp drop. Okay, as you can see here, boom, this was the Friday before last clears it out, and in the London session I entered these areas with my [19:38] Instagram how I took this sale. How high was the price? Well, nothing new there. The price. Notice how it continuing to go down. The long- term goal is this minimum, okay? It looks perfect in 4 hours [19:51] notice how the price breaks through that peak and our decline begins. And not only that, the price clears this low and begins to rise. Look, liquidate with precision. At 2 pm, boom, the big climb begins. Here I have [20:06] shown you how this has happened many, many times this week and last week . But hey, if you don't believe me, let's go further. Okay, I have enough examples here to bore you to death, so you understand that this always works. [20:19] Here we have another minimum. The price settles it on the H1 rise. We have another peak here and then begins its decline. You might say, "Hey, but that drop is very short. considering my stop losses are usually between 3 and 7 pips. If it had [20:35] a 70-pip retracement, just imagine if I would have had time for a high risk-reward position. In this case, this entry was after hours. It's be trading here, but so you can see the effectiveness of liquidating highs [20:48] quite a few trades. Here's another one: the price liquidates this point. Here's another. Notice, it creates a high, liquidates it downwards. Where does the price go? From high to low. To liquidate this low and the rise begins. [21:01] Where does it go? Towards liquidating the high we have here. Where to? Towards the next point we have. And now upwards. This is what the interbank algorithm does every week and every day. And this is the [21:14] strategy with the I've made so much money with funding companies. This is where the video ends. I hope you enjoyed this step-by-step explanation of my trading strategy. And if you did, I recommend you [21:27] backtest it yourself. I don't want you to think I'm right or shown you in several examples this week and last that this [21:39] strategy works very consistently. And not only that, but I've backed it up with dozens of payouts from very well-known funding companies. But even so, don't validate the strategy. I encourage you to [21:55] go to TradingView, FX Replay, or any platform you prefer, your trusted platform, and backtest it yourself. See how I've explained it: liquidity at the lows and highs of timeframes like daily, [22:11] 4-hour, and 1-hour, and wait for those reactions at the opening of the London Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange. If you see that this works for you and you like this strategy, I invite you to... Keep watching my YouTube channel, and [22:25] also follow me on Instagram, which you can find in the description below. I regularly upload valuable content about my trading strategy. I also explain most of the trades I make during the week for free. [22:37] I hope you found this video helpful and enjoyed it.