[00:02] trading often seems like a dense forest. What if just a couple of clear algorithms were enough to replace standard work? Today we will look at two completely different [00:14] strategies. The first is the same tried and true classic that once started my journey to earning my first stable money for bread and butter. The second is a fresh, modern approach that multiplies results right now. Minimum of water, only [00:30] work experience. My name is Sergey. I am the author of the SRK Cryptotrader channel and an investor with twenty years of experience. Disclaimer. No financial advice in this video. Let's go. So, essentialism is an approach to life and work based on the [00:45] principle of less, but better. It's a disciplined effort to prioritize, eliminate the unimportant, and invest energy only in what's truly important in order to achieve greater results with less effort. This is exactly what [01:02] I read in my latest book, called Essentialism. The path to simplicity Greek Mackeon. Why did I even decide to talk about this book at the beginning of the video? Because it was this approach that reminded me of my very first [01:17] strategy, with which I started making money. Today, when I was preparing, reviewing my trades, recalling all the nuances and even, let's say, feeling a little nostalgic for those times when I didn't have so much information in my [01:32] head about trading, about technical analysis, there were just some understandable levels, trends, and nothing more. chart, trend corridor, reaction to the level and daily observation training. It was exactly [01:48] 20 years ago, and now even more, because time goes by, although it seems that we have an eternity. Now to the point. What is the strategy based on? Typical construction of an upward trend. The highs are rising, while the highs are being updated, [02:05] we have an upward trend. Downtrend, same story, only the conditions are that we have new lows. All this is combined into a trend channel with two lines. Using the example of an upward trend, we see that [02:18] we have a support line at the bottom and resistance at the top. All. In general, this is already enough for trading. That is, this is the one thing I focused on for [02:31] months, and probably even years, refining just the nuances, the technique of entering a trade, detecting a reaction, visual perception, focusing on a specific picture, because the chart is a bit abstract, and sometimes this [02:46] perception of what is happening gets jumbled , especially when you trade in real time. The essence of the strategy is incredibly simple. This is how I once drew it for myself and this is how I traded according to it. Let's take a closer look at the upward [03:02] trend. We have three points. All. [music] We have two points at the bottom where we can build support. There is one point at the top where we attach the resistance. Then, with each new approach, there is simply a search for an entry point to [03:16] buy. Or, if on futures, it’s long. Long we earn on growth, short on attack. Of course, there are still some tricks here regarding entry, stop-loss and take-profit. We will move on to this later . Now we're just slowly [03:31] immersing ourselves. The second type is an elementary trend breakout. No words of structure, no fancy terms, just a breakout of the trend line. What is more important here is to apply essentialism and focus [03:46] on the main thing, that is, on the search for the trend itself. Because if we open the chart like this without observing it, it will be complete chaos. Here, on this section of the screen alone, you can draw, I don’t know, dozens of trends, smaller and [04:00] larger, because we always have a trend within a trend. That is, here we take, for example, some trend channel, but in it there are also some smaller trends, descending, ascending, that is, it is [04:15] already important to refine the perception. this is the time frame scale. Again, today we will also discuss where on what timeframe the strategy was specifically applied and what was taken into account. But at the same time, we don’t mix it up here. [04:30] For example, I’ve already tried to shove Fibonacci here, but when you start to bring in Fibonacci, there are a couple of indicators, it seems more fun, and there is more confirmation of confidence, but in reality it’s easy to get confused, especially [04:46] in the early stages. This can really disrupt that very focus of observation, understanding, in principle, not what is here, what tools we need to add, but what the graph is actually drawing for us. So what is the trend? We [05:00] always follow trends one way or another. Either our price rises, or falls, or moves sideways. And so [music] is, as it were, the most important thing that I basically left for myself in my first strategy. I continued to refine the nuances. Downward [05:13] trend. It's exactly the same with us. We are looking for a rebound downwards from the resistance level, or a breakout of this resistance and an upward move. Now this is all illustrated with examples. Let's look at the entry techniques, stop losses, and take profits. [05:28] Because when I was trading those decades ago, and not so long ago I also used this strategy, it, in principle, lives, lived and will live. But it was when I was reviewing some of my old deals that I noticed today, [05:43] before preparation, some additional nuances that I either didn’t realize at the time happened automatically. That is, I have formed some kind of picture. Why are we studying some history there, trading these deals? We sit down first of all to [05:57] teach our brain to program itself like artificial intelligence. Now everyone already knows, yes, you can teach him something there , at least try. So. And our task is to teach our intelligence, [06:09] not artificial, but real, to perceive all these pictures, patterns on the screen, on the graph, in real life. Therefore, something may have simply crashed into itself and not even been implemented subconsciously later in [06:23] trading. But now we will get it from the subconscious. Examples from history and let's look into my old diary. Let's see how it was traded there. It's all just a trend. There is no one else . That is, [06:38] not even a trend, but levels. We have a support level here, we see a specific hourly time frame, yes, naturally, this is not done blindly, well, in such a screen interval. Naturally, we need to see what we had here on the left [06:51] , that is, why we took this trend. But here we see that specifically before this, some extremes were decreasing, and then there was an increase. Here it was insignificant, so, well, there’s no point in throwing in a [07:05] trend here. Although at first, well, let's say, yes, it was even possible to throw it on like this. Well, it is an inclined line that tends towards a straight line , so to speak, and therefore the inclination should be, well, at least higher there, I don’t know, 30°, relatively speaking, for example. That [07:18] our three points. This is how we looked schematically, three points. Here we are looking for these schematically, three points. Here we are looking for these three points. And here are ours: one dot two three points. And here are ours: one dot two dot three. Next approach. And what I [07:32] discovered today is that while trading this strategy, I wasn't expecting any big movements along the trend, because we all know that you enter something along the trend or at its break, and then the price suddenly starts to plummet [07:47] . That is, there is no movement, there is none, we haven’t even reached the middle. This is a common occurrence. This happens regularly. If it was all elementary, yes, they took these three points, bam, they flew in. Here [07:59] we have been constantly moving. Of course, this happens too . But more often than not, we have some kind of small reaction there that can be quickly caught. The chances are much better here. It is important here to learn exactly how to open a deal and where and how to [08:12] work on this very point. That is, we see that we have a level of support. We are clearly upward trend. This is the support level. And then we consider the approach to this level itself, the reaction itself. There is no need to be too clever here either. There [08:28] reaction. Again, there are Fibonacci, indicators, whatever, but if we discard all the unnecessary things, we are left with only levels and only a candlestick chart. We can already see from the candles that the tail of the candle has clearly entered the line. That is, the reaction is [08:45] unambiguous. There can be no doubt about this [music] . We see a red candle descending below the move, the green one has completely eaten it. This, well, in principle, can be considered as candlestick patterns, yes, it wouldn’t hurt to [08:59] look at them, for example. Well, it's an engulfing pattern. These are the most common cartridges. Here is an engulfing and reversal candle. Ideally, a reversal candle looks like this: a small body at the top, well, much smaller, and a long tail [09:11] at the bottom, naturally. Well, symmetrically, everything works exactly the same way, if we have an approach to a level somewhere at the top and we have a downward trend there , let's say. But even that doesn't matter here. We need to understand that, yes, if there is a tail, then the candle is not even exactly the [09:24] reversal candle that reached the level, it is larger. Well, some kind of top. I'm sure it has a name too. I once taught them there, I knew all these names: doji, hammers and other things. If anyone knows, please write. This is [09:38] how we will correctly name such a candle based on candlestick patterns. But it doesn't matter. What is important is that we see this injection, that is, this tail. And we understand that here the price, firstly, here specifically the red candle was bought out by this [09:51] green one. Here again there is an attempt to push down and we see the tail. That is, they pushed the price out of here and this tail, this shadow, was formed. That is, everything is a reaction to the level. And now it’s time to start looking for an entry point. [10:04] Well, we see here, for example, we are simulating an entry point. This is from the middle of the candle, which was our tangent to the level at which there was a specific struggle. Stop loss. Same. Where can I hide it here? At the level of the very peak of [10:20] this candle, that is, this spike, because this is where our strong reaction came from. They bought off the downward movement. Therefore, there is a chance that if the price goes here, there will be some kind of buy-out from here again and our stop-loss will be hidden. That's about it, I think [10:35] . This is an unusual way to hide a stop loss when we find some level there. For example, if we found a level nearby. Although, actually, yes, you can also estimate that if there is a [10:48] horizontal level nearby, then you can also take the stop-loss right behind it . Well, here I would have shoved it in for two . Fine. Take profit 1: t. I remember clearly, I always had 1: k tm. It's just like something out of a book. [11:02] Short, short bounce. That's it, they took it. Where did the price go next? Does n't bother me at all. And now this level has been broken through. Here again it was possible to catch up and practice this movement. The short has also already seen a beautiful [11:16] breakout, with a confident candlestick on volumes. We can see from everything that we have clearly passed this level, without any obstacles at all . That's it, the candle closed behind him. This is already a consolidation for us. Then the rollback began. Retest of the level from the other side [11:31] and from here they fell down. Here was the entrance to the retest . Here we also see the tail showing a reaction to the level from the opposite side. And then, on the next candle, it would be possible to enter, say, a short position. Stop, there's actually [11:45] 1 thing you can hide right here by the tail. There's just some tiny movement here. That's it, we've already taken our deal. And I think it’s now become a little clear what the essence is. Our level is higher, but we take very [12:03] small movements. I think this was the basis for the success of this approach. And then we analyze the transactions themselves. We also see here that he threw screenshots of all this to himself. I'm just about to enter into a deal there. Naturally, initially I analyzed everything there on Trading [12:19] View, because it is still more convenient to carry out technical analysis on Trading View. For those who aren't familiar with Trading View, and trading in general , if you have any gaps in your knowledge, please check out the channel's [12:33] [music] playlists section, a specially compiled playlist for trading training, trading from scratch. Let's open it. Here is a solid foundation from start to finish, a full-fledged course on trading. I [12:46] would say so and I wouldn’t be wrong. But specifically here is Trading View for beginners, a complete course to [music] understand what kind of instrument it is and what it is for. And, I'll leave a link to the platform itself in the description. We also see from the screenshot that the transactions here were conducted on the [13:01] Bybit crypto exchange, where I still trade to this day. This is the top crypto exchange in the world. It features a user-friendly trading terminal, spot futures trading, a variety of earning tools, Spot X, a pre-market, trading, [13:17] copy trading, and trading bots. You can open a crypto deposit in the BKing EORN section. You can also open a payment card for yourself, just like a bank card. Only here you can pay for purchases with cryptocurrency. [13:31] complete verification in the Buy Cryptocurrency P2P Trading section. You can top up your balance using a bank card or any other payment system. I'll leave a link welcome bonuses in the description below the video. Don't miss your [13:48] chance. And if you don’t understand something, go to the channel, playlists. Here is a whole Bybit Bybit training playlist for beginners. In this playlist, you'll find answers to almost all your questions about the Bybit crypto exchange. It also [14:02] discusses numerous ways to make money on this crypto exchange. And we see from the screenshot that here we have an hourly timeframe, bitcoin. This is exactly what a coin is , bitcoins. There were quite a few transactions on Bitcoin . As far as I can remember, there was never a time when [14:18] I sat there for weeks without making any deals. There are always some transactions on Bitcoin . This is also part of that very essentialism. This is what I did. And indeed, this allowed me to earn money steadily, without any [14:31] hassles, so to speak. Purely bitcoins, pure trends. And now we see a breakdown. That is, we have a green candle, that’s it, it has broken through and consolidated. What were the grounds for entering into the deal exactly? Well, I think the entry point is roughly at the [14:46] breakout level. That is, a little bit higher, yes, the price has already gone up here. Well, we can see a little where the breakthrough was. A little higher, but the benchmark, yes, is in the area of ​​the breakout to at least enter, so to speak. Here we have a breakout level. And somewhere in this [14:58] breakout level. And somewhere in this zone it would be a good idea to enter into a deal. Eh, the stop loss is hidden, I can only guess. Here we also see some sort of small problem. Here again is a reversal candle, tail. [15:12] We have a candle tail. Even from this you can understand that there was some kind of reaction here. Moreover, we have one and two of these reversal candles here. That's it, we have the right to hide the stop-loss here. Here you go , it's hidden. Well, the take profit, [15:28] as I said, is 1: T. A classic of the genre. Clearly 1: Tm. That's it, I don't want it anymore. Now I have pens there 1:5 and 1 to the children, I want to take them away. Here it’s just one to three and that’s it. There were good times, as I say. Nothing [15:43] extra, nothing at all. And, of course, here's a screenshot from the Bybit terminal itself, showing how I opened the trade. I kept a diary like this for myself so that I could later analyze it, look at it, learn from myself or how [15:56] to correct something, in general, analyze my transactions and gain that very insight. And now, even after some time, it’s useful to look, because I can see approximately what scale I used, even this elementary [16:08] graph. That is, either we look at it like this, at this particular size, and we don’t see anything, or we get so close and take every candle here, well, seriously. That is, we treat each candle as a [16:24] human being, and not as some kind of garbage there on the chart and narrowed down like that. Well, there is something here, something is moving. Well, this is already moving. Well, this is already a bit of philosophy, but still there is a grain of truth in it [16:37] a bit of philosophy, but still there is a grain of truth in it . Eh, here's the entrance and that's it. We see that the price has jumped there. Yes, it was possible to take more, it was possible, I don’t argue. Sometimes, naturally, the price goes up. Now the trend has broken . Here, by the way, is this corridor, if you can [16:49] see it better here, I think that was it . That is, maybe I have put together some kind of descending structure here , what else is it called? Well, the corridor is trendy. This is roughly how it can be done, right? A complete [17:05] reversal of the trend has occurred. This is what you always want to take, so that the price breaks through and completely reverses right to the base of the broken trend and reaches there. Koya also happens often, but much more often and there is a greater chance of picking up some piece of [17:20] movement there. That is, here these are already different, so to speak, trading styles. Or we try to capture a larger movement here, there we make the ratio one to five, one to some seven, there to ten somewhere. Or we take our [17:34] piece calmly, without any fuss, there, in the shortest possible time, with greater chances, and leave the market also with a profit. The main thing is that it happens regularly. Next deal. Basically, here, if there was a 14% movement there [17:48] , I took it with a tenth leverage, well, this is 1.4%, the price just moved here, you could say. Well, yes, it turns out that way, I caught such a small movement. Next comes the next deal. Here, by the way, it doesn’t matter what I wanted to say. These percentages, by and [18:04] large, when we see these percentages, it, well, doesn’t really have any meaning. This is the value of the stop loss we had here, based on the amount of the deposit. There we can set a stop loss of 10 bucks, and it [18:17] can be 100 bucks. And we took a profit of, for example, 30 dollars or 300 dollars there. Now these are, well, clear, understandable expressions. But this movement, it doesn’t convey absolutely anything, well, so to speak. [18:30] Uninformative. The only thing is what percentage of price movement there was. If we see the tenth shoulder there, it means the price has passed 3%. That is, we divide by 10. We can also see the entrance. Trendy corridor, yes, I added a little more here. An additional [18:43] reaction occurred. That is, a red candle, a green one, I already see a tail there. That's it, there is a reaction, the price reacts. Well, in principle, it was a hasty entry, but apparently it was enough for me. There is a tail on the red candle here. And I already see green. I went to react. That [18:57] 's it, I'm pregnant. Whether he was in a hurry or not, well, it does n't matter. And this short movement of one stick upwards simply took away the pure reaction to the level. The stop-loss here is hidden somewhere behind the tail, with a little reserve. Of course, [19:11] stop losses are also regularly triggered. Where would we be without it? There is no need to think that we are predicting the future here or that we are 100% win raid. Naturally, you need to be prepared that half or even more will be done by stop-loss, perhaps, [19:25] especially in the first few stages. Statistics and distance are important. What’s more important here is to look at more than just three transactions. So, I made three trades, two of them were at stop-loss, three of them were at stop-loss . That's it, this strategy is a failure. [19:39] What if the next one, the fourth deal, will be a take profit, and then another take profit, then the pair will be in the minus again. That is, here we already need statistics: we rattle off 10, 20, 30 deals and then we understand, aha, we still have profitable [19:52] deals, both good and beautiful. And considering that our take profit there is three times higher, we cover all these stop losses over time and earn some extra money. This statistical advantage is the [20:04] trader's main weapon. Well, here's such a brilliant entrance. Here you can see the whole trend, that is, just here is the support level, everything is drawn. Then I already outlined my entrance. Where is the move from? A move from such a wild, wild stab. That is, we hit [20:20] support and the price returned back higher. All. E reaction, that is, first of all , than drilling indicators here , trying to see something there. Elementary reactions to the level. This is an interesting reaction. The stake is wild. [20:33] Moreover, we look at what tail was formed and how the price was pushed up. They just threw it back. And then she poked again, fought back again. Here is the entrance. Here, in fact, is the work-out. This is what I think we should [20:46] focus on first and foremost. Level and reaction. The basis of our first strategy. The second strategy is no less interesting, since it even has the possibility of such semi-automation. It is possible without automation. Well, in general, each [21:00] strategy is good in its own way. And here, let's say, we might need to spend some time there monitoring the schedule and so on, to observe this reaction. Although it is best to check the reaction everywhere. The next strategy may be [21:14] more time-efficient in terms of finding trading situations. So let's move on to it. But before that, of course, I would be grateful and appreciative for a like, a comment, and a subscription to the YouTube channel, so as not to get lost. And also [21:27] the link will be in the description under the video. There we post the latest news in the world of cryptocurrency, various bonuses, and promotions. Come, we will be glad to see you all. The link is waiting in the description. But we continue. So, the second strategy. [21:41] We will study it more schematically to begin with, then we will look at examples on the graph. [music] What's the point? We were initially studying this trend here. We have impulse, correction, impulse, correction. This is the very impulse that we need to [21:56] look for. That is, here too we can apply the same essentialism. In general, it is applicable to all aspects of our lives. Once we have found the impulse, we need a picture like this. We add Fibonacci to this impulse. And here we are [22:11] interested in, well, I would say, these two levels. Most often it is, of course, 618, but sometimes our price can wander as far as 786 according to Fibonacci. According to Fibonacci, there [22:24] 786 according to Fibonacci. According to Fibonacci, there trading in the trading training playlist "Trading from scratch." If there are any gaps, please take a look. And we need to see the formation of such a countertrend before the continuation of the next impulse. [22:38] Further here we also have a breakout and an entry point. We're pulling out a deal. What is the essence of this strategy? So why do I use it often now? These impulses can, [22:51] firstly, be searched for manually. That is, we added it to our list, here are the top 100, for example, coins, the top 200, I don’t know, and in order. Open the first coin, press down, then the second, third, fourth, fifth. We are simply looking for our [23:06] setup, that is, we are looking for where we have that very momentum. For example, they opened and pulled the Phoebe there. So we found some kind of impulse. Well, there is no arrival yet. The schedule some kind of flag was thrown, a green one, for example. Let's look at the next coin. I do [23:22] n't see anything yet. Well, perhaps you can throw yourself some kind of fib like this. That's how it is . We see that our price was going down, period, then up. Okay, let's go already. Here we have zero five 618. We are already starting to see interest, or more precisely, already 618 and 786. This is [23:40] already a deeper correction. And from here we can pick up some kind of rebound, or continuation of the impulse, perhaps somewhere higher. So, let's scroll through. To avoid having to search or sort through anything manually, I use [23:55] Cryptosener Health of Trade. Here we have five signals in one screener : Fibonacci, divergence, volumes and divergence plus the Fibonacci level, pumps, and dumps. I'll show you about divergence too. We have it as an additional [24:11] condition to the entry point. Well, for example, we open Fibonacci and look at something. I've already selected here, right? There was such a signal recently. We see that we already have a preview drawn here of how the Phoebe is thrown over. It's clear that Fiba [24:26] doesn't have all the levels here. There is only this golden ratio, the arrival where we are interested. Based on the preview, we can already judge whether we like this picture in principle indeed, there was such an upward trend here, on which a Fibonacci level was added [24:40] , which is an impulse. I have already considered this situation. This is that very impulse. [music] That is, Fibonacci is thrown on in exactly the same way, only there, as I said, only the golden ratio is left. Here's a tilt, please. [24:54] One, two, three touches. [music] You can even connect it like this, it works. And we still touch this touch. And in the end, what is of interest is the reaction, which can already be determined using the RSI indicator. Also on indicators, the [25:09] trading training playlist "Trading from scratch" has a video featuring the six most profitable indicators in trading. Well, the point is, this indicator is everywhere. This is a standard indicator, for example, in Bybet, where we have an indicators button. Click and [25:23] write RSI. All. This is what it's called, the relative strength index. Often you will encounter not the RSI, but the relative strength index. So we choose it. This shows the strength, the strength of buyers or sellers, calculated [25:37] here using mathematical formulas. And in the zone of this 618 and 786, or it also happens between the 05 and 618 levels, we are also interested in [25:49] divergence, on the chart the minimums are decreasing, on the indicator we have an increase. Everything is exactly the same on the indicator . We have extremes that we can connect, that is, break points, so to speak. And here we see a specific [26:05] decrease, here there has already been an increase. This is that very divergence. Moreover, when there is such, let’s say, an unconditional divergence, a turning point, then this is already considered a strong divergence. A good signal to complement the [26:20] reversal. And here we see a punch. The entry technique, well, in principle, I think, can be used the same as we discussed in the previous strategy. Here we have a breakout, we see the entry here, the stop, right behind the red candle and the [26:33] the stop, right behind the red candle and the profit. One to three is possible. There will also be good, short, fast deals. Naturally, the goals here are higher, that is, such an impulse can continue to the very top and even go [26:46] higher. That is, there is more purpose. Here you need to act in accordance with your risk management. And if there is a desire to pull something out, then you can try to pull it out. There, let's say, the stop-loss was moved to breakeven, as is [26:59] in such a situation, and we pull, pull, pull the stop-loss price. That is, the price there rebounded. We recorded a profit greater than the same 1: to tm. But that's the next technique. And it will be easier to just put one: tm, that's it, taken. This will be the [27:16] easiest option, so to speak, and without spraying, because when you start playing around here, pulling this out, there are certain consequences, but you can also use it and take away much more. The next signal also [27:29] arrived just today or yesterday, I think. Eh, Honda is also beautiful. From the preview we see that here there was some sideways movement, and from there the price started to rise. That is, a specific normal impulse is taken. [27:43] We are satisfied with everything in the preview. There are buttons down here. And only then we move on. You can open it in Trading VIW. Or if you click on futures here, the chart will open directly on Bybit. Well, I've already looked into this situation and looked at it. Also an [27:55] oil painting. The meaning is exactly the same. Let's look at the left, yes, there was some kind of sideways movement, he was stomping around and then from here came this very impulse, the flight, the tilt. Yes, there are fewer touches here, only one, second touch, but it is also a beautiful, [28:09] beautiful diver. Here is a divergent confirmation. We see that here the lows confirmation. We see that here the lows are decreasing, here there is already an increase and a specific turning point. That is, here the price seems to be showing that there are some [28:24] attempts to push lower, but the indicator is already calculating that everything is over, buyers are already starting to gain strength and the indicator is already moving up. This clear confident signal. Well, naturally, here too it would have been possible to pull out a deal [28:38] calmly, if one had caught on somewhere like this at the breakout level. Stop there for the Fibonacci level and 1: [music] to three. Here. Well, here on a repeat approach the entry would be like this: 1: three clearly. That is, on a repeated approach we [28:53] could already trace the reaction. Here was the reaction that was the head of everything. Here it is often not just like that. Some kind of magical nonsense, of course, in combination with the other signs. We have a reversal candle and our [29:09] favorite engulfing. The red candle and the green one ate it completely. That's it, actually, from here you can already draw your entry there, hide the stop behind these candles and draw one to three. It was a very quick deal. The convenience is that [29:24] the screener itself monitors all these things as much as we specify. There is a menu here. You can customize your bot in the menu. Here is the bot setup. There we specify the number of coins, what we need: exchange, futures or spot. and [29:39] he himself will monitor hundreds of coins there, looking for us to throw in Fibonacci, and send a preview. We're already looking at the preview, whether we like it or not, maybe it's still, well, as it's already semi-automatic, naturally, the [29:51] final decision is ours, but this screener does most of the work for us by automatically sorting through a bunch of tens of hundreds of coins. I'll leave a link to this screener in the description below the video. For those who are interested, let's move on, [30:06] figure it out, use it, and enjoy. saves a lot of time on trading. The trading diary contains such transactions . In a few cases, for example, we also see a specific impulse from FIBA. The entrance here is a little more interesting. We [30:21] had a little slope at the end. There was a good divergence, that is, we see a good divergence, that is, we see a specific discrepancy here. And we also have additional confirmation from the MACDIP histogram. Green bird is the entrance, [30:33] red one is the exit. As we can see, the price just did n’t reach the top. The parish was there in 382. This is a more likely target. And, for example, the second one is also an individual transaction, let's say. Here [30:48] individual transaction, let's say. Here we had a correction as low as level 786, but this is more of an exception. Well, in principle, it worked pretty well. Here in principle, it worked pretty well. Here we see a tilt, a divergence. Here we have a [31:01] decline. Saika shows an increase. And MacDee. Here too, the histogram was already going from red to green. [music] That is, here you can see from the MacD lines that there is a specific imbalance. The move is also at the level of the breakdown of the slope. [31:16] Green bird is the entrance, red one is the exit. Here, the deals were already pulling out more Here, the deals were already pulling out more profit. And as we can see, the price went up. Even at the very top of the impulse it was possible to pull out a deal. That's what I [31:30] said. That is, it can be different, but the fastest is 1 to: three jumped in, grabbed and left. These transactions are already recorded automatically in the trading diary based on the description. I connected Bbet there and I don’t take screenshots anymore. Here you can scroll through the [31:45] history, look at different time frames and indicators. Well, it's much more convenient than just a static screenshot. I'll also leave a registration link in the description under the video for the trading diary. Today we'll explore [31:57] two incredible strategies that allow you to consistently profit from the market. The main thing, as I already said, is to turn on that very essentialism, focus on the main thing, focus on the level, reaction, [32:12] short movement, enough and get out of the [music] market. Less emotions, more chance of winning. Be sure to like, leave channel so you don't get lost, and also subscribe to the Telegram channel. [32:25] The link will be in the description below the video. That's all from me.