[00:01] $34,000 from the Rise platform to my bank account. The Rise platform is where all funding companies send the money you've generated with your payouts, with your funding accounts. [00:17] This is not a demo, it's not posing, and it's not worthless, like the vast majority of pseudo-traders on social media today. This money is real and I'm going to share a screenshot with you so you can see that it's absolutely true. And also, [00:31] as always, I'm going to show you some of the payouts that have made me generate more than 34,000 in a single month. And most importantly, when I finish sharing this withdrawal with you, I'm going to teach you step-by-step [00:46] my trading strategy, the same one that has already allowed me to withdraw more than $50,000 in payouts with funding accounts throughout my career. As always, I like to be completely transparent with my [01:01] trading community, and I believe it's very necessary to make these kinds of videos and show the reality of trading, because nowadays there are so many fools, so many snake oil salesmen, so many fake mentors who aren't profitable in trading, haven't [01:16] who aren't profitable in trading, haven't made a single euro with their trading strategy, and yet they act like Supergurus when all they do is make money. Thanks to their courses and their lies, [01:30] but lies have very short legs, and that's why I like to make these kinds of videos showing the website, all the withdrawals, all the payout certificates so that the community that follows me, even if it's small [01:44] , can see with total transparency what can and cannot be done transparency. Right now we are on the Rise platform, or [02:00] Rise, whichever you prefer to call it. Some of you may be wondering, what is this platform acts as an intermediary with the intermediary with the funding companies. 95%, [02:14] 100% of funding companies usually pay you through this platform. They send you a contract, you sign it and you start receiving withdrawals, you start [02:26] receiving all the money, all the payouts through these platforms. And video, I'm going to make a withdrawal of more than 34,000 from some overdue payouts that I had here on the page, on the [02:42] platform, and I'm going to send it directly to my exchange, in this case to Kraken. So that? so that it can then be transferred to a bank account. do is refresh the page. As you can see here, this is my [02:58] ID, Benjamin Carmona Martinez. There is currently a balance of 34,824. only stay on this little screen because there are many who fake your website, edit it [03:14] and do things to you, right? I'm going to update the page live here so you can see that it's totally true, I'm not making anything up . We're going to refresh the page . We're going to refresh the page and see live how [03:28] none of this is fake, but that I currently have over $4,000 to withdraw. It is currently loading. Here it is, $34,824. [03:44] maximum withdrawal and then we'll confirm. And here I just have to put my put here, but so you can see that it's totally true. I've refreshed the page, I've added it, and all this money goes directly to my [03:58] bank account. This withdrawal that you see so large here is the accumulation of several of the withdrawals. I'm going to put some of them here on the screen. So you can see that I've withdrawn quite a lot of money in the last month thanks solely to [04:12] trading and payouts, to payments from funding accounts, thanks, of course, to the trading strategy I use. And now we come to the most important part, the explanation of my trading strategy so that you, of [04:26] course, can also achieve and replicate it, because it's no use for me to show you all those withdrawals, but not teach you how you can replicate it and how [04:38] you can copy it to achieve similar results. For a similar results. For a long time now, I have only traded two patterns in the market. I'm sure that on many occasions you're taught that you have to [04:53] analyze the market in a very difficult way, with many indicators, many patterns, and many stories to make a profit. And let me tell you, that's not the case. Moreover, the more [05:09] you simplify your trading strategy and the clearer your trading strategy and patterns are, both for buying and selling, the easier it will be to be profitable and make money from trading. That's why I've always been [05:23] obsessed with having a very clear trading strategy that only has two patterns and replicating it constantly and repeatedly over time. This is something you need to remember very well [05:38] so you don't get confused and make the same mistakes I made at the beginning, so I recommend that you only have two entry patterns, one for buying and one for selling. In this case I'm going to explain [05:53] the two entry patterns to you, of course, later in the video I'm going to explain it with Japanese candlesticks so that you understand it more perfectly in a real market, in a market with Japanese candlesticks, which is what you're going to see. [06:06] in the chart and how you're going to trade it, of course. But before I explain the examples, I'd like to explain it here with these figures, with these here with these figures, with these patterns, so that you understand the idea of [06:18] the strategy and also understand how simple and repetitive it can simple and repetitive it can be if you really master it, if you know how to apply it under the right conditions. The first thing you need to keep in mind is that this [06:32] pattern here would be the pattern in sales. In other words, the only way to enter the market, the only way I can sell in the [06:44] market, is if the price, the market, leaves me with this pattern that you are seeing here, this simple pattern that you are seeing on the screen. What is this pattern? Basically, I want the price to eliminate a [06:59] past high. And now you might be wondering, hey, but all the maximums, right? Benjamin, what are the most important maxims? Well, obviously, longer timeframes have a higher probability of being a [07:12] longer trade, meaning they have a higher risk-reward ratio because they move more pips and the market distance is more pips and the market distance is greater, so moving more pips [07:26] means your risk-reward ratio will, of course, be higher. And not only that, but the price is not the same when it settles a maximum, in this case, on a 5-minute timeframe as when it settles it on a 4-hour timeframe or [07:40] an hour on a daily timeframe, a weekly timeframe. Of course, all of this is taken into account when applying the strategy and perhaps entering with a higher operational risk, so I recommend that you always look at the [07:56] highs and lows, especially the 4- hour and 1-hour charts. Of course, if the market removes a daily high or a weekly high, then it is of greater [08:08] significance. But in my case, the strategy I use is day trading, practically intraday trading, that is, as a general rule, the trades are only open during the day. When the day is about to end, I close most of my [08:22] the evening session, the Asian session, begins. I mainly trade reach a daily high or a [08:34] daily low, or a weekly high or a weekly low, it takes quite a long time to settle them in most weeks, so the trades wouldn't be as many. Therefore, since I do intraday trading and my focus is on [08:48] making the most money, the maximum profit from the funding accounts, I lower my timeframe, which is a one-hour or four-hour timeframe. And probability that the trade will occur because they are large timeframes. In [09:03] this case, what we would be looking for is for the price to eliminate a previous high. As I told you before, of course, before, of course, weekly, daily, 4 hours and 1 hour would be fine. Above [09:15] all, I recommend that you pay close attention to the 4-hour and 1-hour sessions. Because? Because normally during the trading week these highs and lows tend to be cleared quite frequently. As a [09:31] general rule, one or two trades a day usually occur quite frequently, unless there is no market volatility or no volume and the price is not moving. But if the price has normal volatility or [09:45] a typical day timeframe, it usually eliminates a minimum high of 4 hours or one hour, so that's where we would be interested in entering. So, in short, what you would be looking for to sell is for the price to [09:59] to sell is for the price to eliminate a maximum of 4 hours or one hour. What would we do here? Once the price removes that high and eliminates all that liquidity, we would only need to look for [10:11] exact entry confirmations, some of which I will explain to you so that you understand the analysis process when the price removes that high and eliminates that liquidity. Conversely, on the other side, to look for purchases we would have to wait for [10:27] exactly what was put. We would have to go back to a daily, weekly, or 4-hour, one-hour timeframe. Of course, as I've told you, the most frequent ones during the week are the 4-hour and 1- [10:40] hour breaks. And what we have to do here is expect exactly the same thing, but in reverse. If in the selling pattern what we were waiting for was for the price to eliminate a high so we could sell, here we will have to do just the opposite, [10:54] we will have to do just the opposite, that the price eliminates, that it liquidates a low in these timeframes, especially, and look here for entry confirmations so that we can join in those purchases. And you've [11:08] heard me say liquidity many times, and you might be wondering, if you're a novice or don't quite understand yet, what is liquidity, Benjamin? Basically, liquidity is the fuel, the engine that the market needs to move in [11:23] a certain direction. Keep in mind that by liquidity we are basically referring to money. Money is what the market needs to move from one place to another. If there are no transactions, if there is no money at a point, the price will not [11:38] react to it. Keep in mind that the price is always matching orders, receiving and sending bank transactions, so it needs a counterparty, it needs money on the other side to match all [11:52] those operations and move in the opposite direction, towards the correct direction opposite direction, towards the correct direction very important that in those areas where we look for those entries, [12:05] those highs, those lows, there are points of liquidity. How do we know they are liquidity points? Well, it's very simple, as I said, I've given the summary: every previous high and low from the past accumulates liquidity, that is, it accumulates [12:19] accumulates liquidity, that is, it accumulates money, so it is highly likely that when the price removes a previous high or low from the past, the price will tend to react. Of course, this doesn't always happen. [12:34] This trading strategy doesn't have a 99% success rate, nor am I looking for that. I want this pattern to repeat itself often enough so that I can repeatedly make money. Obviously, no [12:48] trading strategy has a 99% win rate or a 90% win rate. That's absurd. The only thing you need to keep in mind is that this pattern repeats itself with a high frequency, with a high probability. And let me tell you that, [13:04] as I always say on my channel, and as I just showed you with a withdrawal of over $34,000 accumulated in payouts, this pattern repeats itself quite frequently. So, when the price breaks through a high or low, [13:20] looking to buy or sell, and depending on how important that liquidity point, that high, or that low is , the pattern will have a greater or lesser probability of occurring. Of course, you need to have some [13:34] experience and know how to interpret which point has a higher or lower probability. That will obviously be revealed by the backtest. And something else very important that I have to tell you is that this trading strategy is [13:50] mainly for two time zones of the day. In this case it would be the opening of the London Stock Exchange and the opening of the New York Stock Exchange. And this is very important for [14:02] two reasons. One of them is, of course, to avoid being glued to the computer or phone all day, because this will, in short, most likely cause you to miss more trades than you should. [14:16] Because? Because if you spend all day on the computer, it's very likely that you'll try to make all that time profitable, because most of us have the thought that if I dedicate 8 hours I have to earn x amount of money. And this is [14:31] in trading, let me tell you that if you are a beginner or you are not yet getting results, trading doesn't work like that. Trading works as follows. The market pays you when it has to pay you and when you [14:44] deserve it. When do you deserve to be paid by the market? Well, when you do things correctly, when you do things well, and when you approach trading like a professional. A professional doesn't spend all day [14:56] looking at the chart, and a professional doesn't spend all day paying attention to every candle that appears on the chart, because this, let me tell you, is not going to get you anywhere. This London stock exchange takes place between 9 [15:11] a.m. and 11 a.m., London time. And the New York session would be from 2 pm to 4:30 pm, these times are Spanish time. If you are from any other country, just convert the time and always [15:27] keep to these times. It is very important that you keep this in mind because these are the times when the market will give you the vast majority of trades. It will probably give you 70 or 80% of the real [15:42] market movements, generally during these hours, and spending more time looking at the computer or phone is n't good because it will lead you to n't good because it will lead you to make more mistakes. Most of the [15:56] time, the market outside of these hours doesn't offer any entry points, so it's silly to stare at the chart and become overly obsessed with trading. In short, more trading is not better. In fact, most of the time [16:13] is not better. In fact, most of the time less is better. And now let's look at a few examples of the strategy so you can see how it works and so you can backtest it and give your opinion. And whether you stay with [16:26] her or not. Spoiler alert, you're going to keep her because she's too good. Let's start with the first example. The first thing I have to tell you is that I personally only trade the euro-dollar currency pair. Because? [16:41] Basically because it's the currency pair with the highest capitalization, the highest volume, the most transactions, and it's the most difficult to manipulate within all [16:53] the manipulation that exists in the market. If you go into currency pairs like, for example, gold, the yen, the GBP, all these types of currencies, there will most likely be excessive manipulation, a lot of volatility, a lot of movement, and it will be [17:07] much more difficult for you to be profitable. I personally advise you to go for a less manipulated currency pair, in this case the euro/dollar. But as I said, this trading strategy works for all currency pairs worldwide, because the [17:23] strategy is based on the interbank algorithm that moves from one liquidity point to another, always within the time zones I mentioned a few minutes ago. The first thing you're seeing here on the [17:37] screen, as I said, is the euro-dollar currency pair, and the first thing you're seeing on the screen is on the one-hour timeframe. As I mentioned before, 1-hour and 4- hour timeframes are very important, especially [17:49] for an intraday trading strategy, right? To trade in the London and New York sessions, it's important to have a time frame of about one hour or because if you go to longer timeframes, you probably won't have as [18:04] week. Keep in mind that I personally operate with funding accounts and what matters most to me is to get the most money possible from the funding accounts, and for that I need to trade. And normally this [18:17] strategy gives you around one trade per day, sometimes two, sometimes even three, but there are days when it doesn't give you a trade, slower, because the market doesn't make things clear, it doesn't give clear signals and [18:30] most of the time, you usually get at least one entry a day quite frequently. There are exceptions, but the norm is that it usually gives you at least one trade per day. We may be observing that we have the pattern I [18:46] mentioned earlier, the one we have here in sales. In this case I'm not going to explain this example because it was out of time, therefore I didn't bring it up, but I want you to see an example of the pattern that is constantly repeated. [19:01] We are seeing here that the price reached a high in the one- hour timeframe, as I mentioned, and the price is manipulating it. We see here that the price is going up, making people believe that the price will continue to rise. The vast [19:14] majority of people would put their Fibonacci sequence here. So that? to look for your purchase in the Golden Zone, in the comics that everyone believes and that nobody makes money from, or maybe you would put your order in an or of the blog [19:28] be noticing, the price never reacts to it. Moreover, the price easily makes it worthwhile. And if you had placed your order here, or put whatever you wanted here to make the price keep going up [19:42] , well, you would have gotten a nice stop-loss. If you had also placed your order on the Golden Sun Fibonacci, whether at 0.61, a 0.5, or a 0.7, you [19:54] would have hit another stop again. I'm sure that if you have traded with these types of strategies, you are not profitable. And why? Well, basically because these strategies, let me tell you, don't work or have a lower [20:08] success rate. Therefore, my strategy is based on liquidating these money points, these liquidity points, the previous highs and lows , because that is where the price most [20:21] we have this example here. The price generated this peak, this liquidity, and there would be a lot of money above this high. What did the price do? Make people believe that the [20:33] price was going to rise, and when they least expect it, they liquidate, take all this money, and start the distribution at a low hour. Everyone trade by buying, hoping the price would rise again because they believed it [20:47] was in an upward trend, effectively hit the stop loss. the opposite of what the vast majority do. When the price breaks through a high, people believe that the price is in an [21:01] upward trend. Conversely, when they believe the price is turning bearish, it breaks a low and the price usually does the exact opposite. I necessary to look for an excessive movement of 20, 30, 40, 50 pips. Because? [21:17] Basically, because my ratios are based on very small stop-losses around 3, 5 or 6 pips, so a movement of about 15 or my risk-reward ratio out of one, two, or three and go home with the money, [21:34] which is what I'm interested in: looking for a short movement. And to look for a short movement, what I need is a short stop loss, so if you use a very high stop loss of 10, 20, 30 pips, it will most likely take a long time for the market to give you [21:47] that money, to give you the trade, but if you look for a smaller ratio, one or two with a tight stop loss, as is in my case, which I entry, a shorter timeframe, since I personally usually look for my entries [22:01] between the 1 minute and 5 minutes timeframe, then you don't need such an expansive movement for the price to give you that return we expect. We see here that the price, as I told you, clears the one- [22:14] as I told you, clears the one- hour high and as you can see, it goes towards the next liquidity point? Well, I've explained it to you before, the minimum. You may be observing, the price eliminates that minimum. Something else that's very [22:27] important: if you've entered at this peak to look for sales, it's identify the next liquidity point, that is, when you're going to exit. The entrance is just as important as the exit. Because? Because that's where [22:41] your money is going to be. In other words, if you enter a trade successfully, but don't exit correctly, not exiting as you should liquidity point, the next low, in this case, and looking to sell, you'll most [22:54] likely end up with nothing or hit a breakout. Therefore, it's crucial to accurately identify your entry points and liquidity levels to find those entries. It's equally [23:07] important to know how to exit a trade when seeking very high profit margins. I'm sure that when you're looking for very large ratios or feeling the price has often forced you to break out or [23:23] hit your stop-loss orders, even when you might have had a floating position of 2%, 3%, 4%, or 5% of your account because you want more, you want more, you want more money. Hey, no, sit down, think about it. Before entering the trade, clearly identify where you [23:36] want to exit, where the next point is, where the price is most likely to move, correct, or retrace, and that's where you're going to place your take profit. Where would we place the take profit? Here. Basically, if [23:49] you enter at this point, the optimal final exit would be here. Of course, to 2 or 1 to 3 ratio if the price here at this low leaves you with a 1 to 1 ratio, [24:01] for example. Well, what you can do is take partial withdrawals, withdraw a certain part of the volume of the operation when it goes to 1 to 2 or 1 to 3, and the the next liquidity point, which would be that low. But like I said, [24:15] you exit at this low if you have entered a short position at this point, because otherwise the price may retrace and eventually leave you at zero or at break-even, and this, of course, is not in our interest. In the same example we have another pattern. [24:28] Notice here how the price eliminates this low and recovers upwards. recovering, the rise continues to fall. But what is important? As I important thing is that in this movement the price has generated an impulse of [24:43] 40 pips. In other words, if you put a 3 cu pip stop loss in a trade, even the 1 to 2 ratio is more than guaranteed. That's why it's very important to also adjust your stop loss to have a decent trade that doesn't [24:58] reward balance we're looking for. I always recommend a benefit ratio of always recommend a benefit ratio of around 1 to 2, a tr is already too much, okay? I absolutely do not recommend looking for ratios of 1 to 8, 1 to 0, 1 [25:11] to 7, or 1 to 6. I absolutely do not recommend doing that because you will also end up using a lot of stop-loss orders and a lot of pre-quiven. You have to move further, that is , the further away that [25:24] take profit is, the longer the market will take to reach it. Therefore, you have more exposure to the market and a higher probability that the price will return to your entry point, so the best thing to do [25:36] is to look for stop-loss ratios, that is , a small, tight stop loss, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 pips and look for a take- profit of 1 to 2, that is, 10, 12, profit of 1 to 2, that is, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20 pips of TP. And here, as I [25:50] 've shown you, this movement, this pullback after liquidating that to look for buys, that H1 low where all the market's speculativeness is, has given you a pullback of more than 40 pips, so it's more than enough [26:03] to make a lot of money. And now let's look at another example. This time I'm going to use a shorter timeframe and analyze it properly so you looking for, how you should be looking for it, where you need to exit, where to [26:17] place the stop loss, where to place the entry, and where to place the take profit, which is the most important thing. The first thing we need to consider is setting a minimum. In this case we have a minimum set here, the time frame of one hour. And [26:29] the next most important thing we would have to wait for, of course, is for the price to reach and settle that minimum in the sessions I mentioned earlier, the London session or the New York session. That's very [26:43] important; it's one of the most important things that many people don't expect. There are many people who try to trade all day or spend all day on the chart, but they don't realize that this is counterproductive. It's not a good [26:57] watching the graph. I'm telling you , it's not good to do what I'm telling you and then repeat it. You'll see how in a few months you'll achieve those results I'm [27:09] talking about. We would mark our liquidity point here in one hour and we would have to wait for the price to manipulate it. Here it is. I settled it during our operating hours. Once the price has settled and is [27:22] see here, the price enters at 2 PM. Here you see it, 2 and 2 clearing out, it's already manipulating that minimum, so we're going in mentioned earlier. Here we're simply going to look for some [27:36] tell you what they are so you can replicate them and, most importantly, backtest them, okay? It's super important to backtest these things. What we're going to expect here is [27:48] that the price, as a general rule, will give me a change in structure, okay? A the price generates a high, makes the change in structure, that is, it breaks the last high, the last [28:02] peak that generated that last momentum; that would be the change in structure, and it does so with body, that is also very important, it does so with body and that the price generates a void, that is , an imbalance. Generate an [28:14] imbalance here, the price will retest it, that is, return to that point, to that imbalance. And that's where we're going to attack, and we're going to place our entry, in this case, in purchases, okay? This is what we would be looking for right now [28:27] . I mainly have four entry confirmations, okay? Here I'm going to show you some. In this case we see that the price has now undergone a structural change. You can see that he hasn't [28:40] 2-minute time frame, which I don't know if I've mentioned. And the price here makes the observing, it generates a large impulse and creates a void for us. This is the void I the price would reflect the structural change. That would leave me with that void; it has [28:56] liquidated the minimum within the trading session, within the New place our order in buys, protect ourselves on the downside and look for buys, protect ourselves on the downside and look for our one to two ratio. Okay, notice [29:10] how precisely the price hits that balance, okay? The entry would go right here at the beginning of the imbalance, it touches it and the price takes off with a force that makes no Basically because the price no longer wants to be in this zone. It has already [29:26] absorbed all that liquidity, there is no liquidity left, no money left, nothing, so the price no longer has any reason to be there, it makes no sense for the price to remain in that area. So once the price has [29:41] taken all that money, the only thing it has to do the only thing it has to do is go back. So that? So, to match pending orders again , go for liquidity, go for [29:56] other entries, go for other stop-losses, go for other take-profits. In short, go for gasoline, which is what the market needs to keep moving. This is very important for you to keep in mind. The price has to show [30:09] that it no longer wants to be there in that area, and it shows it in this way. The we are looking for purchases within the New York session and the interbank algorithm does the rest. And now let's look at another example to make it [30:24] perfectly clear. My goal in this video is for you to backtest it, to see it for yourself, to look at it properly and decide whether to believe me or not. All I do is show transparency. I'm explaining it for [30:37] free so that everyone here can replicate it for free and make money, which is the most important thing about trading. Let's look at another example, this time with the sales pattern, so you can see that both patterns, both [30:52] the purchasing and sales patterns, work practically perfectly and at the times I tell you and with the confirmations I tell you. In this case, we have a maximum of one hour. We find ourselves again with the [31:04] we should do is wait for the price to settle, to reach that high, right? All that money that's accumulated there. In this case, let's go to a time frame of 2 minutes. Let's see [31:18] how it settles and let's see what confirmations the price gives us, okay? Notice here that at 9:30 the price would be entering that high. The London session is at 9:30. As I mentioned, the previous session [31:33] was for New York, this one is for London and in sales, okay? In other words, the patterns, both the selling and buying patterns, the London session and the New York session, work perfectly so that you can replicate [31:46] both methods, okay? Both sales and purchasing. In this case as I mentioned before. In this case, what we expect is that instead of breaking a high, the price will break a [31:59] low, that is, the previous low before generating the last impulse. In this case, it would be this right here, okay? That it mitigates a void, an imbalance, and that the price gives me the reaction we expect. This is what [32:12] we are finding here. The price has created this low, it creates this latest structural change with body that I mentioned to you, it generates a void, Benjamin, what void am I entering?" Well, you can go into whichever one you want. What's going on [32:26] ? If you wait for the void up here , I'm sure you've often found that the price might not reach that void. The price hits this point, it melts, and you're left looking [32:38] foolish, like a fool, watching the market go without you. For this, what I recommend is that you enter at the first imbalance, at the first gap, when the price touches. And if it happens to be one where the stop loss has to be a little higher [32:50] to protect you further up or down, well, that's just how it is , okay? But don't try to guess exactly which pipe the market is going to, because many times you'll just be left looking foolish waiting. And we don't want this; [33:02] fools. So, here's what we're going to put our order, which let's rewind so you understand it perfectly. The price imbalances. I would enter at the first one, since the price is going to affect me, I don't care at all about [33:16] having a stop margin, it's irrelevant to me, and that's where I would be entering. OK? We see how it mitigates all the gaps, all the , the price would have given me a higher ratio, a superior ratio if, well, [33:33] I would have kept the gap above, but in this case I prefer, as I already told you, to keep the first one that touches the price so as not to be left you can see, the price would have given me that take profit again [33:46] at 1 to 2. In fact, notice that it's heading towards the next low, which we have here, okay? Sell ​​off this low and the price will react with brutal force, okay? Notice that once it liquidates all those positions, it steals all that money, [33:59] because the price reacts and that's where we have to get out so that the price doesn't do this to us, right? And the market sets us back. That's what we don't want, of course. We always want to focus on GDP, which is [34:11] reached point 1 perfectly and we would have another entry explained perfectly. I hope that's clear. The video ends here. everything I've explained to you, the trading strategy that allowed you to [34:26] withdraw over $34,000 in a single month, and that you too can replicate it over time because believe me, it's entirely possible. I am not an alien, I am not an extraterrestrial, I am not gifted, I [34:39] I dedicated myself full-time to n't even have a university degree. Let me tell you that anyone can achieve this with time, discipline, and [34:52] dedication, which is the most important thing to make money in trading. And hey, withdrawn these 34,000 that I showed you, but I've already withdrawn a total of more than $350,000 in payouts with funding companies. I'm [35:06] throwing numbers around like most of the fools who share trading content these days. They teach you a lot of nonsense, talk about women, wine, and meat, but they don't show you any audited certificates or [35:21] anything, neither about payouts nor funding accounts, nor do they share their screen like I have, updating the page, nor do they do practically anything. They only be a millionaire thanks to trading, when neither they nor those [35:34] pseudo-mentors nor those fools take a single euro from trading. So before choosing a mentor, before choosing a strategy, or before choosing what to learn from, look carefully at what they teach, what audits they have, and what [35:47] payout certificates they have with funding companies. And look carefully, analyze who is going to teach you, because that way you will save a lot of money and a lot of time, which is the most important thing in this world. Without further ado, I hope you [36:00] liked it, leave me a like, leave me a comment, let me know, by the way, my Instagram is below, @bildealgo, where I also share free things about my strategy so you can incorporate them into your trading. [36:15] I hope you enjoyed it and see you in the next video.