[00:01] This is the step-by-step guide to applying the methodical strategies that only generate confusion and take you further away from profitability, then strategy is your solution. [00:13] We'll start with a completely clean graph. We will use the hourly timeframe to identify points of interest closest to the 8:30 to 12:00 operating range. Our sole objective is to be aware of and [00:27] will occur during the session. Every capital injection originates from a point of interest. Don't take my word for it , let's verify it. Look here as the price takes this point of interest and makes a tremendous upward movement. You are seeing with your own eyes how what I'm telling you [00:40] works without so much fuss or beating around the bush . Now all that remains is to apply the confirmation to buy on M5 and that the price is as close as possible to the point of interest to execute the operation at the start of the capital injection. In [00:54] this example we will apply the strategy based on capital injection. So, prior to my operational range, I need to identify points of interest. Which points of interest? We're going to mark them all and then we have to [01:07] submit them for validation because for one person this point of interest might be valid, for example, and for another person this point of interest might be valid. Do you [01:19] understand me? Therefore, it needs to undergo validation to see which of those two it would be. The first thing we're going to do is mark them all and then we're going to validate it. For [01:31] example, here we have this minimum. We marked the closest ones. We're not going to mark the furthest ones because our main objective is to take advantage of the capital injection of the session. And it's about to start, since we [01:46] do our analysis about 10 or 15 minutes before 8:30. Let's mark the most relevant ones first, this high, this low. Today we're going to mark this high, this low. Today we're going to mark this stop too, this one over here. And [02:00] I wouldn't mark this high point over here because it's too far away, but if you want to mark it, you can , but follow my advice, mark the nearest points of interest so that your analysis doesn't take too [02:12] long. Now, for example, here we are seeing that the price has reached this minimum and has respected it. What does it mean that he has respected it? We practically did n't have a candle close below that one-hour low; instead, it [02:26] practically touched that low and there's a rejection wick. It means that the area is hot, that the price doesn't want to break through it with a noticeable bearish force . What would constitute a notable bearish force ? This previous candle, you see? A [02:41] good enveloping candlestick body that sets the pattern for a downward direction. So there that it's respecting that area. Does that [02:53] we need to do the analysis optimally and be clear about the execution parameter we are going to use. In this case, there are 30 minutes left until opening. What else can I select? For example, people who use OBE [03:08] can select it if they wish. I'll tell you what I use. Uh, someone can mark this one, someone can mark this one or B too. eh further down keep marking. We always mark the closest ones, obviously. Now, these OBs that you're [03:22] seeing here, I don't actually use OBs, I've simplified it as much as possible to make its application quick. There are many people who mark OB. In my case, I don't do it now because I've simplified my [03:37] way of operating. I'm not saying they're useless or invalid, I'm simply saying I've simplified it for my own clarity. So I'm deleting this OB , and I'm not marking this one as an OB at the moment either. That indicates they are useless. [03:53] Of course they are useful depending on how you know how to use them. In my case, I feel it is not necessary in my current operations. Now I have these points of interest. What else can I identify around here? That's all, I don't have anything else [04:08] . If I start dialing, for example, in M15 or M30, I'm going to find more things. But the operation, the strategy indicates that only you mark the points of interest in one [04:21] hour. Now all you have to do is wait for confirmation and the information you get from your analysis. What information am I getting here? The price has stopped at this low and is respecting it; that's the only reason it will [04:34] rise. No, I need confirmation. What could the price be? Also, if it's in low-lying areas, respecting that area, I need certain characteristics. What could the price do? Hmm, the price could make a [04:48] feint, before continuing its upward path. So, I'm going to mark this low for this candle. I'm going to mark this one and I'm interested to see how it reacts [05:00] there, since I 'm not looking for sales down here, I'm not looking for confirmation yet, but just in the context of an hour down here I'm not looking for sales, do you understand? What am I looking for? Signs, [05:14] characteristics, details that give me information that the price really wants to go up. Do you understand me? If the price confirms sales below, I am not selling because in the macro context I do not have an [05:30] optimal analysis to look for sales. Where would be the best place to look for sales? Up here would be ideal to look for sales. It would be very optimal here as well. [05:42] Now, these points of interest need to be validated, but in this review we're going to skip that step and go straight to 5 minutes. We're now looking for confirmation because we're taking this trade here. It's exactly 7:55 [05:58] here. It's exactly 7:55 to 8. There are about 5 minutes left, no, 25, 30 minutes until opening. What am I going to do? Let the price develop. I've marked this minimum. I'm making it [06:11] nice here. As you can see, it's a completely clean graphic, without needing to mark so many things. I already know what I'm going to do and in which areas. I have already identified the good points of interest where I am going to buy or [06:24] sell. Now I just have to wait for the price to reach those areas and give me confirmation on M5. Are there more confirmations in other time periods? Yes, but right now it's enough for you to concentrate for 5 minutes. Believe me, [06:39] 95% of my entries are executed based on M5. So, adding another time frame would just be another headache. That's a whole other story. So we're going to [06:51] focus on just 5 minutes for execution. It's 8 o'clock, 30 minutes to go. We wait. Will we proceed with the purchase if you confirm? No, [07:03] proceed with the purchase if you confirm? No, because I respect my operational rank. If the price rises at this moment, which is before my operating range, no matter how nicely it's rising with engulfing candles per kilobyte of structure, [07:16] I'm not going to buy because I already have my operating range well defined where I execute entries. But what happens if the price confirms a buy right now and then it keeps going up and up and up, and at the opening it doesn't confirm a buy? Because at the [07:30] opening the price will be around here. Simple and easy. There will be no confirmation to enter the opening. Once I'm in my operational range, which is from 8:30 onwards, there will be no confirmation. Entering into a purchase at this point would be illogical and out of [07:44] context based on our analysis and the respective validation of the points of interest. So, a purchase up there is already too late, you understand? And if the price goes up and they don't give confirmation, then good luck to them. In other words, [07:57] I am in control of my operations. The lack of control should be present because you already know what you are looking for and the risk with which you are going to buying or selling, as long as your analysis indicates it. You can [08:13] see here that the steps are very detailed, very direct, without much confusion so that you don't get lost when operating in real time. In real time, more than anything, because in back-testing [08:25] real time it's a different story, you know what I mean? So, in real time it needs to be as simple and straightforward as possible to be accurate, right? That's what we all want. We're still waiting here. So, here it's 8:20, 8:25. Let's [08:41] see what we have. And then it's 8:30. At 8:30, remember that in one hour I was telling you that at this minimum the price was already leaving a wick in one [08:53] hour. There is a minimum, and the price was leaving a wick, a wick of respect, that was respecting that area, that area is hot, do you understand? There is no bearish closing price that indicates that it has [09:11] already invalidated that low. On the contrary, there is a close with quite a long quite a long wick that is practically indicating or giving us clues or having characteristics that the price is respecting that area, it [09:27] will immediately rise, right? I need to seek confirmation within my operational range. Purchase confirmation at that moment would be here entering the purchase and the SL at the bottom. It will always go in the last bass position. We put the TP in TP1 [09:44] to ensure the breaken. That does not mean that our TP in Metatrike has to install it; I just install the TP2 later. Here we would schedule an operation at the last stop and simply wait. [10:00] What's going on here? The price is having an excellent reaction. In other words, you must have a clear understanding of the context you bring in one hour. You can see that the strategy doesn't mix that many things. In other words, you won't get confused because it's [10:15] simple and easy to understand what needs to be clear in an hour and what needs to be done in 5 minutes. In one hour, the information we had down here showed that the price was rejecting that low. Now comes the opening and at the opening I [10:28] realize that the price rejects this low again. And how does he reject it? Look at the information we are already seeing only on M5, how the price rejects and closes above. What if the price had closed with [10:41] a strong bearish candle? It's practically indicating that the price will continue to fall. I'm not getting into sales, because here I don't have an analysis to sell, but what I'm looking for are characteristics, indications [10:55] so that I can buy. I need to be really focused and know what I should be looking for there. Who says I should go shopping? The analysis we just precisely why the strategy indicates that on an hourly chart, you mark the points of interest, [11:09] and on the M5 chart, you observe, you see characteristics, details, and here we observe, right?, another characteristic which is that the price continues to reject this zone, as if this zone has fire, it's hot, this zone rejects it, and in this entry [11:24] I position myself before, I didn't position myself when the high breaks, but I positioned myself before. Seeing that behavior, those details, those characteristics, could you have positioned yourself here? Of course. [11:38] way of operating, you are observant, you know what you have to be looking for, you are attentive, and we simply take and execute at the right moment where the price is. I could also have made a re-entry here at this high point. Yes, I didn't do it [11:53] , I just stuck with this operation. And all that remains is to wait for developments. What does it mean to expect development? It indicates that you should remain still until the price reaches TP1, ensuring an even price, do you [12:07] understand? Until you reach TP1, you either do nothing or you are patiently waiting for the statistical advantage to manifest itself . Try not to keep your eye glued to how every second is passing here in Metatrider or TradingView, because [12:21] you're going to get incredibly desperate. However, with this way of operating and with this market vision, you will already be able to control that in a you will already be able to control that in a professional manner. And here [12:33] we simply expect the statistical advantage to manifest itself . What does the strategy say? That in the 11th we protect Berkiven and attack the 1st two. In Metatrider attack the 1st two. In Metatrider we set the TP directly to TP2. The first thing [12:47] that is put on a trade when we execute it is the stop loss. The TP is added later. After, I mean 1 second later, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, and so on. And here we see how the price reached its respective TP. One to [13:00] two and bye. Hey, but you left because you knew the price was going to drop. No, I did n't know. I simply followed the strategy. You already have this information. The strategy pays quite well for 1 2 13. In this case, we attacked 1 2. [13:15] It worked. It happened. So you save yourself the trouble of searching and checking which targets the strategy pays for, making it simple and easy for you to avoid complications. Tp2, bye. Arrico 0.5, has a [13:29] complications. Tp2, bye. Arrico 0.5, has a 1% profit and you exited the market. What did he do during the accelerated motion that occurred? You positioned yourself where, at the occurred? You positioned yourself where, at the root of the movement and TP2 enough in [13:42] one day we leave the market. This is an effective strategy that has a correct order of what needs to be done in one hour and in 5 minutes. The obviously, which we will see in another class. Let me know in the comments if [13:56] you need another lesson where I explain more details of the details of the capital injection-based strategy. M.